Crimson Doomsday

Quickstart

1. Install the .mcaddon file — it applies automatically to any world you add it to.
2. Create a new world (or add the pack to an existing one) and simply start playing. No commands or setup are needed.
3. Play normally for the first few days. On Day 5 the sky turns crimson, red rain begins, and a siren sounds — that is your first warning.
4. When night falls on Day 5 and beyond, get indoors immediately. Passive mobs will hunt you once the sun sets.
5. Watch the HUD and chat for FEMA-style announcements; they tell you exactly what is coming and how to react.

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Overview

Crimson Doomsday turns a standard Minecraft world into an automatic, escalating apocalypse. The mod tracks the in-game day count and, at three key thresholds, triggers increasingly severe events — from a blood moon to full end-of-world disasters. Everything happens on its own; you just have to survive.

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What It Adds

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How To Use

The mod runs entirely on autopilot. Your only job is to react to warnings and survive.

Reading the Warnings

• Chat messages prefixed with [SERVER WARNING] or [FEMA] describe the current threat.
• On-screen titles echo the warning in large red text.
• Sirens play globally whenever a new stage or disaster event triggers.

Staying Alive

• Go indoors at night — being outdoors applies a Darkness effect starting Day 5.
• Build a sealed shelter before Day 5. Mobs are pulled toward you; thin walls will not stop them forever.
• Fortify before Day 8 — hostile mobs at that stage deal extreme damage (up to 1,000 per hit when close) and are much faster.
• Stay inside during events — earthquakes, tornadoes, and asteroid strikes all deal less or no damage when you are sheltered.

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Abilities And Mechanics

Day 5 — Blood Moon

• Sky and rain turn deep crimson each night.
• Every mob (passive and hostile) is pulled toward the nearest player after dark.
• Passive mobs deal 4 damage when close; hostile mobs deal 8 damage.
• Players outdoors receive the Darkness effect.

Day 8 — Extreme Aggression

All previously spawned hostile mobs receive permanent buffs for the remainder of the night cycle:

• Hostile mobs close enough to strike deal 1,000 damage — essentially one-shot without protection.
• Passive mobs now move faster toward players as well.

Day 10 — End of the World

Rotating disaster events fire repeatedly. Each is announced with a siren and FEMA message:

A final FEMA broadcast plays: "Please stay calm and God bless you all."

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Progression And Strategy

Days 1–4 — Preparation window. This is your only calm period. Use it to:

• Mine deep and build a fully enclosed stone or stronger base.
• Stock food, weapons, and armor.
• Seal all entrances — doors alone are not enough once mobs begin pulling toward you.

Days 5–7 — First escalation. Learn the night rhythm. Stay inside at night and scout during the day only. Passive animals become dangerous after dark, so keep livestock secured underground.

Days 8–9 — Near-impossible combat. Avoid direct fights. Even fully armored players can be killed in one hit by Day-8-buffed hostiles. Traps, height advantages, and ranged attacks are your best tools.

Day 10+ — Pure survival. Focus entirely on weathering disaster events. Keep a roof over your head at all times. Underground bunkers are safest — tornadoes and asteroids target the surface. Listen for sirens and take cover before each event resolves.

Tip: There is no win condition — the goal is to survive as many days as possible. Challenge yourself to reach Day 15 or beyond!