Beneath the Wetlands

>Have you ever had nightmares of vast ancient swamps waiting and calling? And of strange machines moving beneath their surface? Gigantic rusty gears, pistons and pipes. Wandering blue lights that lure strangers into the mire. The atrocious amalgam of living metal and rotting plants...

About

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BtW is a Fabric vanilla-style mod created by the BtW team and inspired by a creepypasta. It focuses on expanding the content related to swamp biomes. The mod adds new mobs, blocks, items and structures. BtW is under development and more features will come in the future.

Fabric API and GeckoLib are required.

BtW is compatible with world-generation mods, even those that add new biomes (for the structures to generate in them, names of these biomes must be put manually in the config file).

Currently BtW supports the following languages:

<center> English | Polish | Russian | Ukrainian </center> <br>

Since the translations may not be 100% and we aim to add more languages, we are seeking for community help. If you want to translate the mod into your language, feel free to contact us on Discord.

Beneath the Wetlands

Features

Mobs

* Will-o'-the-Wisp - a mini-boss with different attacks that can be activated in its dungeon in the swamps, where ancient machinery still trembles as if remembering its purpose * Will-o'-the-Wisp - a friendly quiet guardian that can be built by a player (similar to an iron golem but an animated copper gear needs to be placed on its back) * Will-o'-the-Wisp - spawns in the swamps at night and flees as a player approaches, though some say it lingers just long enough to lead explorers astray

Blocks and Items

* Spawn Eggs - generates on the bottom of the swamps, breaks into several pieces of sapropel * Spawn Eggs - can be put into a composter for bone meal * Spawn Eggs - also generates on the bottom of the swamps * Spawn Eggs - peat can be dried in a furnace, then used as fuel * Spawn Eggs - toxic goo that generates in the swamps as small lakes * Spawn Eggs - has a chance to drop from peat, can be used to craft torches and as a one-time flint and steel * Spawn Eggs - generates on the bottom of the swamps * Spawn Eggs * Spawn Eggs * Spawn Eggs - can be remelted into a common iron ingot * Spawn Eggs * Spawn Eggs * Spawn Eggs * Spawn Eggs * Spawn Eggs - redstone-powered block that emits hot fumes * Spawn Eggs - essentially works like a lever but can be waterlogged * Spawn Eggs - obtained by clicking on a will-o'-the-wisp with a bottle * Spawn Eggs - a decorative block, cannot be used in redstone mechanisms * Spawn Eggs - used to build a copper golem (can be either crafted with a bottled will-o'-the-wisp and a copper gear or by clicking with the former on the latter) * Spawn Eggs - an old, oxidized version of a copper gear * Spawn Eggs - same as an animated copper gear but used for activating an elder gear golem * Spawn Eggs - drops from an elder gear golem, can be used for crafting an oxidizer * Spawn Eggs - launches explosives that damage mobs and oxidize copper blocks, a reengineered relic that was never meant for human hands * Spawn Eggs - for every new mob

Structures

* Pipes, cogs, cisterns, pistons, mechanisms - a vault built around the dormant elder gear golem... unless a player wants to reactivate the giant * Pipes, cogs, cisterns, pistons, mechanisms - half-buried monuments to a bygone world

Other

* Some hidden minor mechanics * Some hidden minor mechanics - rarely play at night in swamp biomes * Some hidden minor mechanics - includes mod settings that can be tweaked (what biomes the structures generate in, whether an elder gear golem has a bossbar) * Some hidden minor mechanics - not everything in the wetlands wishes to be found

Authors & Community

Birchfolks is created by Birchfolks, a team of 3 developers: Neorgothic (art designer), notulum (programmer), xannysnomore (producer).

Our beloved contributors: Maro, The Old Serpent

We encourage everyone to join our Discord community, report bugs and take part in translation. Fair use in modpacks and videos is welcomed.

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