Description:
Crown of the Endless Mantis adds a single, high-impact burst-power item to survival progression. Equipping and using the Crown unleashes a temporary Domain Expansion — a localized combat zone where giant mantis creatures appear from the shadows to deliver guaranteed strikes against your enemies. The domain is fully automatic once opened: mantises handle targeting, striking, and cleanup themselves, leaving you free to reposition or flee while chaos unfolds.
| Content | Details |
|---|---|
| Crown of the Endless Mantis | Wearable/usable item that activates the Domain Expansion |
| Endless Mantis | Oversized monster (36 HP, 5 melee damage, leaps at targets) summoned by the domain |
| Endless Mantis Spawn Egg | Available in Creative inventory; rare drop in survival |
Hold the Crown and press Use. A particle burst marks the expansion centre and a chat message confirms activation. Your action bar shows "The sure-hit mantises crouch behind every marked target."
Using the Crown a second time while the domain is active collapses it early ("The crown folds back into shadow.").
If the Crown is on cooldown, the action bar shows the remaining cooldown in seconds.
The mod tracks cumulative damage dealt to every entity across six limbs: head, torso, left arm, right arm, left leg, right leg. Each time any entity takes damage, that damage is tallied to the most appropriate limb. When the domain fires a sure-hit wave, each target is struck on their most-damaged limb.
| Limb Struck | Damage | Extra Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Head | Lethal (instant kill) | Instant death — no saving throw |
| Torso | High | — |
| Left / Right Arm | Moderate | — |
| Left / Right Leg | 9 | Slowness III for ~7 seconds |
A head slice triggers a red SURE HIT message to the domain owner. All other slices show a green SURE HIT naming the damaged limb. If the target is a player, they also receive a personal warning message.
When summoned by the domain, mantises appear at 1.85× scale directly behind their target. Outside the domain, Endless Mantises can also spawn naturally as monsters and will attack both players and other monsters within 24 blocks. They leap at targets and deal 5 melee damage per hit.
Loot on death:
Craft the Crown of the Endless Mantis at a crafting table:
The Endless Mantis Spawn Egg is found in the Creative inventory under Equipment, or can drop rarely from Endless Mantises in survival.
Download the mod and follow the step-by-step installation guide.
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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.
