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You wake up in the middle of nowhere. Once upon a time, all worlds converged here: technology, magic, nature, space, and adventure.
Then the Modiverse broke apart. Each universe now exists on its own.
Your goal: survive, then reconnect the worlds one by one.
Start simple: a workbench.
Nights are dangerous. Torches are a must.
A furnace for cooking your food and smelting your first ores.
Bread won't be enough for long: with Spice of Life, varying your meals increases your maximum health.
Iron unlocks almost everything. Make sure you have plenty of it.
Water, lava, milk: the bucket comes in handy everywhere.
Skeletons are good shots. A shield makes all the difference.
Iron Furnaces: An iron furnace smelts faster. You can upgrade it later without breaking it.
A backpack Sophisticated Backpacks. It can be upgraded with modules (magnet, sorting, tool, etc.).
Zombies roam at night. Show them who's boss.
Dig deep: the diamonds are at the very bottom, near the lava.
An enchanting table. With Apotheosis, libraries and their variants change everything: check out the stats displayed on the table.
A Waystone: Place it at your base, and you'll be able to return to it from anywhere else.
Ten obsidian blocks: enough to build a portal to the Nether.
Enter the Nether. Watch your step.
You've survived. The shattered worlds now await you: Tech, Magic, Nature, Space, and Adventure.
Choose your path: each chapter ends with its Fragment.
The Nexus: the heart of your team's Convergence. Place it wherever you want.
Right-click: each of its 5 slots awaits a Fragment from a universe. One Nexus per team.
The five worlds are reconnected. The heart of your station shines once again.
Way to go!
There are two ways to craft your tools in this pack. You can only choose one: the other branch disappears.
Silent Gear: blueprints and materials at the crafting table. Simple, fast, and hundreds of materials.
PackForge Tools: carved and forged items; each material provides a unique effect, and the items level up as you use them.
Complete the quest for the branch of your choice.
It all starts with the blueprints: 4 pieces of paper + 1 blue dye = 4 blueprints.
A blueprint doesn't wear out: make it once, keep it for the whole game.
Cheaper at first: the wooden models (logs cut with a knife); they can only be used once.
Pickaxe blueprint: 3 blueprint papers + 2 sticks.
Round plan: 2 sheets of map paper + 2 sticks.
There is a blueprint for each room and each tool: check JEI to see what each one requires.
At the crafting table: blueprint + materials (pickaxe head: 3 ingots, gems, flint, stone…).
The handle: handle blueprint + 2 sticks (or bones, blaze stalks… each changes the stats).
The material you choose determines the stats: check the tooltip before crafting.
Head + handle at the crafting table = pickaxe.
Optional: a binding (increased durability), a handle, a coating (diamond, netherite…).
A broken tool doesn't disappear: repair it with its material at the crafting table.
It smelts various materials into Silent Gear alloys (crimson steel, blaze gold, azure electrum…), which are far superior to basic metals.
Crimson iron can be found in the Nether.
It dismantles a tool or part and returns some of the materials.
Handy for crafting a tool again with better components without losing everything.
Placed under the open sky, it charges certain materials in the starlight , making them more powerful.
He walks at night, under the open sky.
It assigns a rating to your materials using a catalyst: the higher the rating, the better the tool's stats.
Things to do before crafting your end-game tools.
The crafting table : flint on top, plank – crafting table – plank, 3 stones on the bottom.
It works like a stonecutter: place wood, stone, or flint on the left, choose the shape, and take the piece. Shift+click = as many as possible.
One tool = 3 parts: head, shaft, binding (for a sword: blade, guard, hilt).
Craft them at the crafting table. Mix the materials however you like—each piece keeps its own.
The 3 items on the crafting table = the pickaxe.
Each piece provides the effect of its material: wood Sturdy Start (repairs slowly), stone Rockbreaker (breaks stone faster), iron Durable Edge, gold Fortune, diamond Efficiency…
The pieces level up (I through VII) as they are used, and retain their level when transferred to another tool.
4 iron ingots + 3 smooth stones.
She assembles a tool, replaces a part, and disassembles it: each part retains its material, level, and XP. Your Level V pickaxe head transfers to a new pickaxe without losing anything.
4 bricks, 1 piston, 1 furnace, 3 iron ingots.
For metal coins: one mold + the ingots → the finished coin comes out immediately, without any quality checks or mini-games.
Crafted at the workbench from parts using iron blocks (1 to 4 depending on the part).
A matrix never wears out: one of each shape is enough for the entire game.
Forge an iron head (or better) using your anvil, then replace the old head on the anvil.
Later on: materials from other mods (Oritech, Mekanism, AE2, Mystical, etc.) each have their own effect.
Chaque fois que tu utilises un outil, toutes ses pièces gagnent de l'XP.
Niveaux: II à 100 utilisations, III à 400, IV à 1 200, V à 3 000, VI à 6 000, VII à 10 000.
L'effet de la pièce monte avec son niveau (Fortune I → VII…). Les effets « tout ou rien » (Toucher de soie…) n'ont pas de niveau.
Un même effet ne compte qu'une fois par outil: deux pièces en or ne font pas Fortune XIV.
Changer une pièce à l'enclume ne perd rien: elle garde son niveau et son XP.
Un outil a 1 mini-emplacement, puis +1 quand sa meilleure pièce atteint les niveaux III, V et VII (4 au plus).
On y met les gemmes d'Apotheosis, à l'enclume de forgeron.
Nos outils refusent la table d'enchantement et les affixes: leurs bonus viennent des matériaux et des gemmes.
Pose l'outil et la matière de sa tête dans la table de craft (planches, cobble, lingots…).
Chaque objet rend une partie de la durabilité. Pas besoin d'XP ni d'enclume.
Un outil à zéro ne casse pas: il ne marche plus jusqu'à ce que tu le répares.
Avec les mêmes pièces, l'établi de pièces fait aussi :
· marteaux et excavateurs (3×3, puis 5×5 et 7×7 en grand et énorme)
· paxel, faux (récolte en zone), hache de guerre
· épée, katana, dague, lance, arc, arbalète, bouclier
· armures en plaques: elles montent de niveau en encaissant les coups
Les matériaux des autres mods (Mekanism, AE2, Oritech, Allthemodium…) ont chacun leur effet: regarde l'infobulle des pièces.