Essence ofModded Minecraft

This essence comes in a voxelized bottle and shifts across the rainbow. It tastes like sugar, wood, sulfur, and gold.

• Your Minecraft powers:

  • You gain a perfectly healthy body. A body that is more than human. Capable of leaping over a meter in the air from a standing start while wearing full armor, sprinting and leaping for several minutes straight without getting tired, holding its breath for nearly a minute, and breaking almost any material given enough time. Your body is also tough enough to take severe punishment without losing combat effectiveness, perfectly healing in moments with enough food, resistant to any temperatures short of being immersed in -40° solid material or dunked in orange-hot lava, counteracting poisons in under a minute, and shrugging off curses in hours at most. It does not age or otherwise decay, has no hygiene requirements, does not require oxygen (only air), and only requires food for actions or regeneration (not maintaining itself.)

  • You may customize your new body, as well as create a default clothing option that automatically covers you unless you wear something else or specifically remove it. Even then you can be wearing it at a moment’s notice.

  • You possess an inventory, an extra-spatial storage space capable of holding materials and items. It has 27 internal slots, each capable of holding a single tool or filled container, or up to a large room's worth of a single type of material, decoration, consumable, workstation, or machinery. Fluids and living beings can only be stored in a container. Objects in the inventory will automatically stasis themselves unless required otherwise. 10 additional slots make the hotbar. Hotbar slots can have their contents called to hand or dismissed with a thought, and switching slots between the main inventory and your hotbar takes a moment's concentration.

  • Tools in your hands maintain their full size, but other materials and items have a reduced form while held via your inventory. When placing down items from your inventory, they return to full size. You may also eject items from your inventory, in which case they appear as softball-sized versions, that slightly float and spin slowly. These can merge together into a single “entity.” If you can pick up something, you can add it to your inventory. In addition, when properly harvesting something, you may immediately add it to your inventory.Your inventory automatically Identifies anything inside it.

  • You may don and doff clothing and armor directly using your inventory. This will resize them to fit you.

  • You now have the ability to Build, placing items from your inventory into the world in a fixed manner. Most materials and structures you can produce are amenable to this, though materials like sand, gravel, or dust are not. Objects placed like this can float and will not move unless manipulated properly. You may also “Unbuild” when removing materials, making the objects and material around the removed part float like you Built them.

  • You are capable of crafting and processing materials at great speed. You can perform some of this directly in your inventory, though this requires it to be sufficiently simple in scope and mechanical actions only.

  • You may construct workbenches, machinery, and infrastructure that allows you to craft more complex products or perform other sorts of processing. Most types of them will require fuel, power, and/or reagents to work.

  • You have a mental blueprint book capable of keeping track of everything you are capable of crafting or processing. It lets you search through it and filter it in multiple ways with an intuitive interface. It will automatically extrapolate simple recipes and variants from any materials in your inventory, and can verify when your own ideas for crafting will work. It can also bookmark blueprints if you want to keep track of what you want to make.

  • Your mind is improved. It cannot decay or otherwise degrade. Memories become inviolable but also suppressable. Long-term stress, isolation, and other potential sources of degradation will have no effects. You can handle tedium without problems. Your ability to comprehend and apply rules in complex systems has been greatly expanded and can be expanded more by practice. Your skills remain sharp even when disused. Your ability to learn and experiment is greatly improved as well. Attempting to master digital logic could see you go from having no knowledge to designing and programming 8-bit computers within months.

  • You can construct chests that have their own inventories, similar to yours. You may also add inventories to your workbenches, machinery, and infrastructure to allow them to work with your storage and inventory. Doing so is relatively simple and does not require rare resources or complex crafting.

  • Whenever you die, you may respawn at any bed you have slept in at perfect health. You may also add a bed to your respawn points by laying a hand on it for a moment. However, beds will be removed from your respawn points if they are moved or destroyed. The contents of your inventory will be dropped into the world at your point of death, as is some of your XP. The rest is lost. Your corpse may or may not exist, depending on your desires.

• Your Modding powers.

  • You are capable of collecting XP, an arcane energy, from various tasks. Harvesting or processing various materials, killing monsters and animals, and trading with people are the most common sources of XP. XP is consumed to create mods and power functions within mods.

  • You may add mods to your world. These allow new materials, new possibilities for crafting and processing, new powers, new planes, or new creatures to the world. In order to do this, you need large amounts of XP, greater amounts the more different the mod is from the state of the world and the more powerful the mod. They may be as simple as a new option for another mod, like a new enchantment, or as complex as a new plane with new creatures and materials. Mods may interact with your Minecraft powers as well, allowing you to enhance them.

  • You may use mods created for the Minecraft game as a guide for your mods. However, the exact mechanics may differ significantly, being guided by the nature of XP.

  • However, new materials and creatures will not spawn in your current world. You must travel to an unvisited plane (of an appropriate type) in order to access those new world features. Mods that grant powers always require some method to build up to the full power, with a proportional cost.

  • You may use books to organize your thoughts and designs for a new Mod. When the mod is created, the XP will fill out the parts not specified in your design, creating a good guidebook. Even if you do not have anything written in a book, you may still turn it into a guidebook when you create a mod.

  • When contemplating a potential mod, you will know how much XP must be spent to create it.

  • You may fully or partly deactivate any of your mods at any time. Only your free will can do this - you cannot be coerced or controlled into doing so.

  • You may at will enter Expert Mode, where you get increased XP. However, crafting and processing is more complex, difficult, and tedious, and monsters become more common and more dangerous. You may exit it after getting out of bed from either dying or sleeping.