Ala's Adventures

Welcome to Ala's Adventures - BETA!

This pack is still heavily under development and receives major changes each day, so keep in mind you will encounter bugs and error codes of all kinds for a while!

I'm a heavy Minecraft player, and I've always been drawn to big, magical modded packs. I've tried pretty much every one out there that my device can handle- but no matter where I look, nothing seemed to have the correct blend of content for me. 

Introducing Ala's Adventures !!!

Some features you'll find...

• hundreds of custom, handmade quests, split into several different chapters
  • 'path of the enlightened' is the main/general chapter to guide you through your new world
  • lots of food/kitchen-related content, kitchen-related levelling system, and spice-of-life mod that rewards you for diversifying your diet!
  • bounty boards, butcher board, shop, junkyard, and more!
  • boss rush section with extensive list, organized by difficulty
• hundreds of artifacts
• and more for you to discover!
• xp-based skill tree (default cost = 25 levels per skill point, access using K)
• detailed culinary journal at the click of a button (press J in-game)
• beautiful built-in shaders, shader support (Legendary Shaders, Oculus)
• LOTS of bosses to defeat, including some you've probably never seen before...
• huge magic system- choose a specific elemental class or try and master all of them!

One thing you'll notice, there is ZERO tech in this pack. I do not have the brain capacity nor the patience for tech mods, and I do not want to sully my beautiful shader-filled worlds with any tech contraptions, either. However, there's lots of magic to delve into and adventuring to do if you want to rule over all the dimensions....

This pack also should run fine on lower-end devices! All of the coding, testing, and anything to do with this pack was done on my own personal device, with about 7-8 GB of RAM dedicated. Keep in mind, this pack utilizes rather heavy shaders, so if you are experiencing lag or stuttering the best first step would be to see how the game runs with shaders disabled.

With all that in mind, please remember this is a very VERY early version of this pack that I've been working on as a project on the side while working and attending full-time studies- and I am by no means an experienced modpack creator! I am also managing and doing all of this modpack stuff by myself, so please bear with me if it takes a while to get around to fixing things lol. However, I hope you enjoy, and feel free to leave comments if you encounter any bugs or error codes I might be able to fix :)