❓ Mob Randomizer [Fabric]

This mod completely transforms the standard gameplay by turning regular mobs into completely random creatures. Imagine: instead of a regular zombie, a blaze might appear, and in place of a skeleton - a pig or any other entity from the game.

How does randomization work?

When you start the game, a unique mapping is automatically created where each standard mob is assigned a random replacement. When a zombie spawns in the world, the game instantly replaces it with the assigned mob - whether it's a skeleton, blaze, pig, or any other creature.

Which mobs participate in randomization?

Almost all Minecraft creatures are involved in the process, with some exceptions:

• Bosses: Wither and Ender Dragon
• Unused mobs: giants

Replacement limitations

By default, most mobs can transform into any other participants in the system. However, for blazes and endermen, special restrictions apply - they cannot become:

• silverfish
• endermites
• shulkers
• wandering traders
• skeleton horses
• trader llamas
• vexes
• evokers
• vindicators
• elder guardians

These limitations ensure that important resources (blaze rods and ender pearls) remain available in reasonable quantities.

Customization options

The mod offers flexible settings through a configuration file located at: %appdata%->.minecraft/config/mob_randomizer.json

After the first launch, a standard config with restrictions for blazes and endermen is created. You can use it as a template to add your own rules or completely remove existing limitations.

Development plans

The developer continues working on expanding functionality:

• Randomization of structure-related mobs (such as piglin brutes)
• Saving unique randomization maps for each world
• Ability to restart the game without creating a new mapping