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This mod adds scalable tornadoes with five strength tiers, with EMF5 storms now rendering a much larger funnel, wider cloud and particle effects, and an expanded environmental damage radius for truly catastrophic weather. Use the /Tornado or /tornado command followed by emf1–emf5, ef1–ef5, or 1–5 to spawn the desired tornado at your location; running the command with no argument spawns an EMF5. The command also triggers sirens, lightning, and synchronized visual effects while respecting the server's active tornado cap.

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The Personal Realm Key creates and grants access to a small private starter realm: right-click the key to teleport into your personal realm (it will generate a starter island on first use) and right-click it again from inside the realm to return to the exact position, dimension, and facing you left — this return point is saved on the key so logging out or restarting inside the realm still returns you to the same spot. Sneak-right-clicking your Personal Realm Key now creates an unbound Guest Realm Key; hold that guest key and run the /bind command to bind it to your Personal Realm, then give the bound guest key to others so they can right-click it to visit your realm (guest keys record each visitor’s return location and will return them to that exact spot when used again from inside the personal realm, and the guest key tooltip shows the bound realm owner). To revoke access, run /remove playername to find and destroy any guest keys bound to your realm in the specified online player’s inventory.

Plant a single Treehouse Sapling to instantly grow a themed, fully furnished treehouse that matches the local wood type, complete with massive tapered trunks, abundant branches, leaf clusters, hanging lanterns and vine access. Explore and loot the generated treehouse, then gather materials to craft upgrade modules and a Treehouse Key to attach modules to the side-mounted Treehouse Core; available modules add Storage (corner chests), Enchanting areas, Smelting workspaces, an Animal Pen, and Roofing segments that physically expand the structure. Lighting behaves realistically—hanging lanterns only appear when supported and standing lanterns require valid floor support—and the system integrates seamlessly into survival or creative worlds with no extra commands or setup. note that the edits to the tree house if you see lantern kind of floating I did craft fences to add with chain metal and lanterns so once you have put the upgrades in the tree house core once all upgrades have been implemented then you can make all the edits I would also break items like the anvil any furnaces when applying all the upgrades some of the items will take the place of another so the crafting table the anvil and the chest from that side so that the other items will spawn in their place unless you want to upgrade its up to you but I recommend the roof upgrade and the balcony Upgrade my favorite is the treehouse key to be able to teleport directly to the tree house without having to climb it the rest you can decorate it the way you want it. just like i did it may not be 100% but i really wanted something like this for a long time. I'm just glad i got it to work.

The Electric Fence is a placeable multiblock structure that electrocutes any mob that enters its area. Once placed, it continuously damages, immobilizes, and weakens any nearby mobs, making them glow so you can spot them through walls. Right-click any part of the structure to toggle it on or off, with a status message and sound confirming the current state.

Spells for Dummies gives you an off‑hand Spellbook magic system where you learn spells by combining Spell Scrolls with your Spellbook at the Spell Forge, cycle learned spells with R (Sneak+R to cycle backward) and cast with Z while managing a regenerating mana bar that grows by finding Mana Crystal ore; spells are organized into tiers and obtained through scroll drops, crafting, and commands so you unlock more powerful effects as you explore and use your magic. New high‑end options include two Tier 4 spells — Wave of the Void (1000 mana, 80s cooldown) that expands a 2→20 block black dome dealing massive magic damage and applying Weakness II, and Electric Typhoon (900 mana, 80s cooldown) which summons four ground‑skimming electric tornadoes that orbit you and independently pull nearby mobs toward each tornado funnel while shocking them; there is also a Tier 3 Pyro Missile (400 mana, 25s cooldown) that homes in on targets and explodes in flame, and Incinerate now spawns at the point you are looking at rather than at your feet. All spells are integrated into scroll pools, command suggestions, spell lists and the in‑game progression so your arsenal grows naturally as you craft, explore, and master your magic.

Porta Portal is an ornate wand that generates a perfectly centered 20x20 landscaped portal site. When you are done with that portal use the wand on it to remove everything and go somewhere else and create another.

Radiant Enchanted Apple — a glowing light-blue apple that, when eaten, grants twice the effects of an Enchanted Golden Apple (all potion effects and durations doubled) and also gives Strength II for 10 seconds. Eat it like any food (hold use/right-click to consume); there is a 10-second cooldown between uses. This version stacks up to 64 for much easier carrying and storage while keeping the same recipe, texture, cooldown, and effects.

This mod adds scalable tornadoes with five strength tiers, with EMF5 storms now rendering a much larger funnel, wider cloud and particle effects, and an expanded environmental damage radius for truly catastrophic weather. Use the /Tornado or /tornado command followed by emf1–emf5, ef1–ef5, or 1–5 to spawn the desired tornado at your location; running the command with no argument spawns an EMF5. The command also triggers sirens, lightning, and synchronized visual effects while respecting the server's active tornado cap.

Plant a single Treehouse Sapling to instantly grow a themed, fully furnished treehouse that matches the local wood type, complete with massive tapered trunks, abundant branches, leaf clusters, hanging lanterns and vine access. Explore and loot the generated treehouse, then gather materials to craft upgrade modules and a Treehouse Key to attach modules to the side-mounted Treehouse Core; available modules add Storage (corner chests), Enchanting areas, Smelting workspaces, an Animal Pen, and Roofing segments that physically expand the structure. Lighting behaves realistically—hanging lanterns only appear when supported and standing lanterns require valid floor support—and the system integrates seamlessly into survival or creative worlds with no extra commands or setup. note that the edits to the tree house if you see lantern kind of floating I did craft fences to add with chain metal and lanterns so once you have put the upgrades in the tree house core once all upgrades have been implemented then you can make all the edits I would also break items like the anvil any furnaces when applying all the upgrades some of the items will take the place of another so the crafting table the anvil and the chest from that side so that the other items will spawn in their place unless you want to upgrade its up to you but I recommend the roof upgrade and the balcony Upgrade my favorite is the treehouse key to be able to teleport directly to the tree house without having to climb it the rest you can decorate it the way you want it. just like i did it may not be 100% but i really wanted something like this for a long time. I'm just glad i got it to work.