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Oh The Biomes We've Gone

Oh The Biomes We've Gone 2.6.0, for Minecraft 1.21.1.

Sequel to Oh The Biomes You'll Go, this mod adds a variety of new biomes to the game.

The author's own description, out of the mod's manifest. Quoted, not paraphrased.

1052items and blocks
1039have their own page
13on the item table
815recipes
17advancements
984loot tables

Items

All 1052 items and blocks — 1039 have a page of their own, 13 are listed there as anchors. Which ones earn a page was decided once, in the cross-index, and is obeyed here rather than recomputed (D-022).

First 30 by name.

Progression

The mod's own advancement tree, as its author built it. The ordering is theirs; nothing here invents a progression (D-011).

  • Oh The Biomes We've Gone Launch a world with the Oh The Biomes We've Gone
    • Adventure The root of all things BWG adventure
      • Forgotten Fae Find a Pixie Club Music Disc 1 item
      • I'm Sinking? Fall into quicksand
      • Little House on the Prairie Find all the Prairie houses
      • Oh The Biomes We've Gone Explore all of the BWG biomes
      • Pale in Comparison So you’ve found a Pale Bog..
        • Down The Witches Road In the Pale Bog lies a different kind of challenge.
      • True Traveler Find all the inhabited BWG Villages
    • Husbandry The root of all things BWG husbandry
      • Berrily Alive Obtain Blueberries 1 item
      • Forager Obtain White Puffball Caps 1 item
      • Forgotten Nostalgia Reminds them of a childhood they never got.. 1 item
      • Granny Smith? Obtain a Green Apple from the Skyris Vale 1 item
        • Johnny Appleseed Find All 3 Apples 3 items
      • Hot Diggity Not Dog Cook a Cattail on a campfire, you might wanna back away... 2 items
      • Just Like Grandma's Craft both of the BWG pies. 2 items

Recipe types

TypeRecipes
minecraft:crafting_shaped519
minecraft:stonecutting139
minecraft:crafting_shapeless131
minecraft:smelting20
minecraft:campfire_cooking3
minecraft:smoking3

A recipe file always lives under its shipping mod's namespace, so cross-mod support shows up in the recipe type, never the directory.

Dependencies

What the JAR declares it needs, exactly as written. The range is what the modloader itself enforces; it is not resolved to a build, because a range is stable and a resolution is perishable (D-019).

ModDeclared range
corgilib[5.0.0.2,) required
geckolib[4.6,) required
minecraft[1.21.1,) required
neoforge[21.1.173,) required
ohthetreesyoullgrow[5.0.10,) required
terrablender[4.1.0.0,) required

Depended on by

Mods in the corpus that declare this one. No per-mod wiki can answer this by construction — it is the dependency graph inverted across every extraction (D-017).

ModDeclared range
delightful[1.6,) optional
mcwbyg* required