Tornado Fury

Quickstart

1. When you spawn or join the world, you're automatically given a Tornado Tracker Device. Right-click it to open a live tornado report (map, timer, direction, wind status, and bunker info). It also pings you a status message every couple of seconds while held.
2. Head toward a village bell — the area around it will get fortified into a tornado-safe zone once you get close, and your spawn point is guaranteed 33 blocks of headroom so you're never trapped underground.
3. Craft Wind Surfer or Glide armor sets to survive and even glide through storms.
4. Trade with Tornado Hunter villagers (found at cartography tables) for tornado gear, emergency supplies, and rare materials.
5. Keep an eye (and ear) on the sky — tornadoes roar, rumble, and kick up debris as they approach. Use the tracker to plan your escape or shelter route.

Overview

Tornado Fury turns the Overworld into a place where dangerous, roaming tornadoes threaten villages and players. You get tools to track, survive, and recover from these storms: a personal tracker device, protective gear that shields you from wind and lets you glide, village fortification that automatically hardens homes near a bell, and a dedicated villager profession that trades storm-related gear.

What It Adds

• Tornado Tracker Device — an all-in-one compass/map hybrid that reports tornado direction, distance, timing, and safety info.
• Wind Surfer Armor (Helmet, Chestplate, Leggings, Boots) — lightweight armor built for storm survival.
• Glide Armor (Helmet, Chestplate, Leggings, Boots) — heavier armor whose chestplate lets you glide like an elytra.
• Wind Goggles — a lightweight headgear item for storm visibility.
• Storm Crystal, Wind Essence, Storm Debris, Silver Ingot — crafting and trading materials tied to storm gear.
• Storm Gear Repair Kit — repairs damaged wind-related armor while worn.
• Emergency Ration — a quick food item for storm survival.
• Tornado Safety Guide — a written book with survival tips.
• Tornado Hunter Villagers — a new villager profession (works at a cartography table) that trades storm gear and materials.
• Village Bell Hardening — villages are automatically upgraded with tornado-resistant construction once a player approaches the bell.
• Guaranteed Spawn Clearance — your first spawn near a village bell always has 33 blocks of open headroom above it.
• World Healing — areas damaged by tornadoes gradually regenerate over time.
• Creative Testing Tool — a Creative-only device for spawning tornadoes, bunkers, and testing tracker/timer/healing behavior on demand.

How To Use

Tornado Tracker Device: Right-click to open a detailed tracker report. Simply holding it in either hand gives you periodic status updates automatically.

Wind Surfer & Glide Armor: Equip like normal armor. Wind Surfer armor is durable and comfortable for everyday storm survival. Glide armor's chestplate grants gliding, letting you soar away from danger or descend safely from height.

Wind Goggles: Wear as a helmet-slot item for a lightweight alternative to full armor.

Storm Gear Repair Kit: While wearing damaged Wind Surfer or Glide armor, use the repair kit to restore durability to all four pieces at once. It's consumed on use.

Emergency Ration: Eat like normal food for a decent nutrition boost during long storm chases.

Tornado Safety Guide: Read it like any written book for lore and survival tips.

Tornado Hunter Villagers: Find or create one by using the Tornado Hunter Spawn Egg on a villager near a cartography table. Trade emeralds, gold, or storm materials for gear, rations, and rare storm crystals as their trading level increases.

Village Bell Hardening: No action needed beyond walking near a village bell — the surrounding area is automatically checked and reinforced once per village.

Creative Testing Tool: In Creative Mode, use this item to bring up storm-testing controls: force-spawn a tornado at your location or where you're looking, spawn a safety bunker, adjust the tornado countdown timer, ring the warning bell, evacuate villagers, or manipulate the storm-recovery healing speed.

Crafting And Obtaining

Core gear and tools are crafted using standard Minecraft materials combined with mod-specific components like Wind Essence, Storm Crystal, and Silver Ingot.

Wind Surfer and Glide armor pieces can also be repaired using Wind Essence, Storm Crystal, or Silver Ingot at an anvil, and some pieces occasionally appear in village armorer, tannery, savanna, plains, snowy, and taiga house loot chests.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Storm Roar and Rumble: Approaching tornadoes announce themselves with distinct roar, rumble, and debris sounds so you can react before you see them.
• Wind Resistance: Wind Surfer and Glide armor reduce the effects of tornado winds while worn.
• Gliding: The Glide Chestplate functions like an elytra, letting you fly away from storms or descend safely.
• Automatic Village Protection: Once a player nears a village bell, nearby structures are reinforced against tornado damage — this only triggers once per village.
• Guaranteed Headroom: Your first spawn point near a village bell is checked to ensure 33 blocks of clear air above you, preventing suffocation spawns.
• World Recovery: Ground and structures torn up by a tornado slowly heal back to their original state over time.

Progression And Strategy

Early on, rely on your starter Tornado Tracker Device and basic gear like the Emergency Ration and Tornado Safety Guide while you locate a village with a Tornado Hunter villager. Trade emeralds for Wind Surfer gear and repair kits as you level up the villager's trades. Once you've gathered enough Silver Ingot, Wind Essence, and Storm Crystal, craft or trade for full Glide armor to gain aerial mobility and stronger protection against the fiercest storms. Keep repair kits on hand to maintain your gear between tornado encounters, and use the tracker constantly to stay ahead of incoming storms.