The Esker Expirement

Modpack for a Server, with a unique scavenging spin on a survival SMP

The Esker Experiment is an (unfinished) modded infection/tech Minecraft server inspired by games like S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Rust with a large custom map (owza), scavenging mechanics, and custom loot tables & mobs made specifically for it! Balancing Technology, survival, progression and Story; The Esker Experiment is the ultimate PvPvE experience. 

Features include:
- A custom mod made specifically for this server!
- Entirely custom and unique create mod progression.
- Researching mechanic to unlock the ability to craft certain items only after finding them.
- Resource scarcity and scavenging mechanics.
- Fungal infection: Spore, but with multiple Ai and targeting changes!
- Well Flushed combat system, with Parrying, dodging and slashing through both monsters and players alike
- Factions!
- Technology and Automation!
- Diverse line of challenges and monsters!
- Butchering, Trapping and Scavenging!
- Lore and ARG's! 
- Unique roaster of weapons and armor, roleplay in tactical gear or devestate in fallout styled Power-Armor!
- Guns, swords, throwing knives, we got em all!
- Vehicles on air, ground and sea! 
- Safe/No pvp zones!
- Fight against the fungal foes that inhabit the world!
- Realistic hunger, thirst and survival mechanics!
- Kill or Be killed! 
- Fog of war, use landmarks and mapping to find your way around the map!
- Offline Griefing protection
- Over a hundred loading screen tips!
- A diverse community from many different parts of the world, everyone is welcome!
- And hundreds of more features to spice up gameplay more!

The Minecraft Server itself is still under construction! Expect it to be finished by August!

The Esker Expirement Team

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It seems We are back where we started Embo in Ruins, Earth shelled in ice. Oh but it’s sad, the Recoloners… they’re so dull now None of them are even left. Let us go back to where it all began Wake up, there is so much more to do.

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