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By tankster
The Boomeraxe adds tiered throwable axes (wood, stone, iron, gold, diamond, and netherite) that also function as effective handheld pickaxes and multipurpose tools: hold right-click to charge and release to throw — a full-charge throw sends it far and it returns to you like a loyalty trident while collecting block drops and experience and automatically smelting common ores. Higher tiers break dirt, leaves, and logs with improved mining speed, charge faster and fly farther; the action bar shows a charge meter and tooltips display each variant’s stats; enchanted golden boomeraxes can be found in ruined portal chests and enchanted iron and diamond boomeraxes as bonus loot in end city chests. Stone-tier boomeraxes can now be crafted with any vanilla stone tool material (for example cobblestone, blackstone, or cobbled deepslate), and netherite progression is done by upgrading a diamond boomeraxe at a smithing table using a netherite ingot and the netherite upgrade template, with the netherite boomeraxe and its thrown form being fireproof.

By drewgoesboo
A biome three times larger than normal, full of cathedral-like bioluminescent forests, purple-blue treetops, misty cliffs, deeper winding rivers, layered Life blocks and rich ore/blackstone strata hiding massive veins of Life Gem, Sky Sapphire, Sun Ruby and Moon Amethyst; towering hollow 7x7 trees spawn as clustered villager hubs with usable homes, treehouse plazas, hanging Giant Vines and a three-block mossy trunk base. Clustered tree hubs are connected by soft moss and glowing-plank paths lined with recurring lantern posts, while tree homes receive exterior lantern rings and hanging accents to light pathways and gathering areas between villagers. Mine gems and ores to craft decorative weapons (each blade with unique effects) and a full Life Gem armor set, trade with Tree‑Dwelling Villagers, collect Mushroom Pets, encounter passive Bigfoot groups you can breed with Giant Dandelions or Giant Poppies, summon pets or octopi with spawn eggs, and press R to drink from the Crystal Chalice (enchanted chalices convert contained liquids into Regeneration); beware baby mushroom zombies that now spawn naturally as forced-baby, slow but high-damage attackers.

By slopingkinkajou
The Hollow Eyed Stalker is a terrifying creature that resembles a corrupted villager with haunting, demonic blacked-out eyes. This unsettling mob crawls low to the ground, emerges from beneath the earth when it spawns, and silently follows players from the shadows—but it freezes completely still whenever you look directly at it, only creeping closer when you turn away. It can climb walls like a spider and makes eerie ambient sounds, creating a truly spine-chilling presence as it stalks you through the world.

By loopysmods
Equip the full Prime Commander armor set to replace your third-person player model with a large, fully animated Optimus-style mech; when the full set is worn and you are not in truck mode the mech renderer takes over and the camera automatically switches to a backed-up third-person back view while first-person still hides the empty hand for immersion. The robot features the new reference-matching blue helmet, black visor with cyan eyes, silver faceplate and crest, intact transformation and movement animations, and updated armor/item icons to match the red, blue and silver look; remove any piece or switch to truck mode to return to the normal player render, and truck mode now reliably spawns only one truck shell per player. Truck-mode ramming now knocks targets back harder with a slight lift and plays a new truck crash sound on impact (with a short cooldown to prevent audio spam), and the truck’s engine start, drive, idle and rev noises have been revamped to a raw, high-power diesel sound layered with the existing road hiss for a more visceral vehicle experience.