Originally just a pile of mods for friends to play, SWEAR has evolved into a focused and progression-based magic modpack with significant recipe integration between a large number of mods. I've been careful to prevent duplicates and recipe conflicts, leading to an experience that feels well-unified between the many mods in the pack.

There's no quests! However, there is an advancement tree that shows you more-or-less what you'll need as you move forward. You'll have to explore all sorts of magic to see everything this pack has to offer.

Features

Battle your way through an immense selection of dungeons with IDAS, When Dungeons Arise, Repurposed Structures, and several YUNG's mods
Explore new biomes from Oh The Biomes You'll Go throughout all three vanilla dimensions
Face, befriend, and collect creatures from Alex's Mobs, Infernal Expansion, and The Undergarden
Become a master chef, preparing food from Crock Pot, Neapolitan, Farmer's Delight, Cultural Delights, Alex's Delights, Brewin' and Chewin', and more
Advance and modify your tools with Tetra, and make powerful alternatives with The Art Of Forging
Automate your factory with Create, Botania, Quark, Supplementaries, and more
Decorate your base and world with Architect's Palette, 'Dustrial Decor, and the many blocks added by mods which are not specifically for decor.
Grow your strength as you progress through Malum, Botania, and Ars Nouveau on your quest to become and Archmage
Extra search features in JEI - try searching for Tools, Building Blocks, or Weapons

Screenshots:

A rare Overworld City peeks out from behind a mountain ridge

An Overworld City peeks out from behind a mountain and a serene blossom tree

A porch from one of my test runs. Shows several different cooking stations.

The back porch on one of my test worlds' houses. Contains cooking pots on blackstone stoves, smokers, and an automated level 2 crockpot

A massive farm, something I create even when there's really truly no need. Shows crops from most of the food-related mods in the pack.

The first level of the farm on one of my test worlds. Shows crops from Vanilla, Supplementaries, Farmer's Delight, Cultural Delight, and Crockpot. An overweight beet from Overweight Farming can be seen through a row of flax.

Even something as simple as manual farming can be accelerated with a dose of magic

A smaller farm from another test world. Shows Malum's Rites accelerating the growth of crops.

The name doesn't actually stand for anything, but the working name was "I Swear it's 1.19 guys" and that's... just kinda lame.

S.W.E.A.R.