Dragonologist's Field Journal
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Description
YOU ARE NOT GIVEN A DRAGON WIKI. 馃悏 Unknown species are hidden throughout the world. 馃攷 Study tracks, habitats and behavior. 馃摉 Build your field journal through real observations. 馃ォ Experiment to discover how each creature can be tamed. No species list. No taming checklist. Discover it yourself.
Dragonologist's Field Journal turns a Minecraft survival world into a field research expedition. Begin with a journal, an editable notebook, paper, and a spyglass. No species list or total count is shown when you start.
Look for living creatures and collect field traces. Each trace has its own shape and field label so you can connect a sample to its journal record without learning the creature's identity too soon. A direct sighting opens a tentative field record and an in-game model portrait; observing through the spyglass confirms an identity. Each discovered record estimates how often the creature is encountered in its habitat, without ranking its strength. A short field guide and a gradual research route help you decide what to try next. Close inspections, habitat surveys, food trials, analysis at a craftable worktable, and a few special ecological observations add pages over time. Rare abandoned nests offer a separate, optional investigation. Your own notebook is there for hypotheses and failed experiments.
Taming follows each creature's actual behavior. The journal offers evidence and clues as you investigate, never an instant checklist of solutions. The pack favors distinct bodies, habitats, sizes, and behavior over recolored elemental variants. It is designed for exploration and natural history in survival, with combat only when a creature's own behavior calls for it.
Recipe browsing remains available. The pack configures JEI and the relevant creative tab to hide spawn eggs and selected revealing items. The in-game field journal is currently written in Spanish; this listing is bilingual so players know what to expect.
Requirements: Minecraft Java 1.20.1, Forge 47.4.10, Java 17. Allocate about 6 GB of RAM to the profile. Create a new world for the intended discovery flow.
Espa帽ol
Diario del Dracon贸logo convierte la supervivencia en una expedici贸n de investigaci贸n de campo. Empiezas con un diario, un libro editable, papel y un catalejo. No aparece una lista inicial de especies ni el n煤mero total.
Busca animales y recoge indicios. Cada uno tiene una forma y una etiqueta de campo propias para relacionar la muestra con su ficha sin revelar demasiado pronto la identidad de la criatura. Una mirada directa abre un registro provisional con un retrato del modelo dentro del juego; la observaci贸n con catalejo confirma la identificaci贸n. Cada ficha descubierta estima qu茅 tan frecuente es encontrar la criatura en su entorno, sin clasificar su fuerza. Una gu铆a r谩pida y una ruta gradual de misiones orientan el trabajo. Los ex谩menes de cerca, los h谩bitats, los ensayos de alimento, el an谩lisis en una mesa fabricable y algunas situaciones ecol贸gicas a帽aden p谩ginas. Los nidos abandonados y poco frecuentes ofrecen una investigaci贸n opcional. El libro editable sirve para anotar hip贸tesis y experimentos fallidos.
La domesticaci贸n conserva el comportamiento propio de cada criatura. El diario ofrece pruebas y pistas graduales, sin dar una soluci贸n inmediata. Se priorizan cuerpos, tama帽os, h谩bitats y conductas distintos antes que variantes elementales del mismo drag贸n.
El pack configura JEI y la pesta帽a creativa correspondiente para ocultar huevos de aparici贸n y ciertos objetos reveladores. La experiencia est谩 pensada para jugar en supervivencia y explorar sin consultar listas externas.
Requisitos: Minecraft Java 1.20.1, Forge 47.4.10 y Java 17. Se recomiendan unos 6 GB de RAM para el perfil y un mundo nuevo.
The Dragonologist's Field Journal Team
