Description:
Voltage Mullet is a helmet-mounted energy cannon. Equip it and you gain a powerful forward-firing laser that can shred through enemies at range. The helmet also provides full knockback resistance, making you a sturdy duelist. The mod's signature feature is the Laser Clash system: when two players' beams meet in mid-air, the game locks both beams at the impact point and turns the fight into a rapid button-mashing showdown.
| Item | Type | Slot |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage Mullet | Helmet / Laser Cannon | Head armor |
The Voltage Mullet is the mod's single item. It functions as both a piece of head armor and an active weapon. It appears in the Combat creative tab.
Armor stats:
When your laser beam and another player's laser beam intersect in mid-air, a Laser Clash is triggered:
A clash ends when any of the following occur:
| Condition | Result |
|---|---|
| Your side pushes the point to the maximum limit | You win |
| The opponent stops firing or runs out of mana | You win |
| The timer expires with your side ahead | You win |
The losing player suffers:
Important: During an active clash, releasing Ctrl does not cancel your beam. You must keep tapping it to mash. Only truly stopping your fire (losing all mana) counts as a forfeit.
Craft the Voltage Mullet at a crafting table. The recipe requires two iron helmets as a base, a Nether Star for power, an Echo Shard for targeting, iron ingots for the frame, and dyes to finish the assembly.
The item is also available directly from the Combat creative tab.
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This mod expands the Trickster Spirit into a full environmental menace and toolkit: small prank‑biomes (Prankmoss, Tricksterwood, Heckleflowers, Snickerbushes, Jester Stone) slowly convert nearby terrain and drop Trickster Essence, berries and craftable prank materials you can use for decorative placeables or unpredictable consumables. Trickster Spirits now drift among all nearby living targets and execute a balanced variety of pranks—player, mob and block chaos, mob jolts/renames/effect storms and sound choirs, flashy block mirages and disco effects, weather shifts, timed random summons of entities or items, and self‑mutations like random changes to size and speed—most summoned things and pranks are temporary to keep the mayhem controlled. To start, seek spirits at night or near prank patches, harvest essence and materials, experiment with recipes and berries, and manage or encourage trickster activity while watching spirit counts and nearby mobs since spirits now roam and target any living creature.
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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.
