Progression Craft 2 Modpack
Looking for a new way to spice up your Minecraft playthrough? Progression Craft, heavily inspired by Java mods like Sevtech and RLcraft, changes how you progress through the game!
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Better Trade Addon
The Better Trades Addon enhances villager trading in Minecraft Bedrock, making exchanges more accessible and balanced.
Eating Sapling Remaster
If the sapling you have is only for planting, that's normal, but what if it could be eaten? Want to try it? Check this out.
Bountiful Bonsais
Bountiful Bonsais is an addon that adds a new way of farming resources such as all types of wood, sugar cane, and kelp, among others. Use this addon to improve your Minecraft experience!
Random Additions Add-On v2.2.2
Looking for new survival experience? You are in the right place! Expand you world with new cave biomes, structures, and cool ambient mobs!
Craftmon Legacy [A Pokemon Addon]
Welcome to the Minecraft World of Pokemon, Jump into Craftmon Legacy and start your epic adventure catching, battling and evolving to become the very best Pokémon trainer you can be.
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Halloween Festival
Get ready for a spooky adventure with Halloween Festival! This addon brings the Halloween spirit into Minecraft with haunted decorations, eerie mobs, and festive treats.
Ramadan Pack 2025 Update v1.7 || Player now can do Wudhu (ablution)
Ramadan Mubarak!! Have you guys ever felt the atmosphere of this blessed month in Minecraft? Well, here’s the Ramadan Pack!
Craft The Uncraftable
"Craft The Uncraftable" mod lets you craft rare items like Chainmail Armor, Totems, Elytra, and more, making hard-to-find items accessible, saving you time and effort in Minecraft!
The Silk Road | Medieval Trade and Warfare
"The Silk Road" is a Minecraft addon that brings the medieval Silk Road to your game! Explore civilizations, including China, the Byzantine Empire, India, and the Abbasid Caliphate.
