Philip's Ruins Datapack

Philip's Ruins Datapack

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Philip's Ruins adds over 170 new ancient structures to explore in your Minecraft world.

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Title Philip’s Ruins is a Minecraft ruins generator mod for Forge and Fabric, and it supports the latest Minecraft versions to date. The mod adds over 190 different types of ruin variants to the game, each with their own unique custom loot tables. This includes some hidden bosses that you can discover while exploring the lost remnants of ruins. The mod aims to add ancient ruins similar to what you see in real life by introducing lore to Minecraft, thereby enhancing gameplay functionality. Two interesting features of this mod are:

  • Most loot will likely be buried underground or covered with stones from the ruins.
  • Unlike other structure mods, Philip’s Ruins makes most of its structures look like actual ruins.

This is achieved by blending the ruin with the terrain instead of having a rigid drop-off at the end of a structure, which is common in most mods during rough terrain generation. This approach makes the ruins you come across look like they were there before any other structures, like villages, came to pass. It gives a vintage, ancient look to the current ruins, maintaining the structure along with terrain erosion.

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If you would like to support the mod’s development, join our Discord server. We post updates on what’s going on with the community, and you’re free to ask questions about the mod or any other topic. Also, if you would like to join our Patreon, click the Patreon button. We really appreciate the support, and every contribution goes to our team. Patrons will get a shout-out during the description of the mod and on our YouTube channel. So far, here are some people who have contributed to this project.


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Licensed ARR
Published 2 years ago
Updated a month ago