Schizoph

Schizoph is a modification that enriches the Minecraft game world with various artifacts and creatures found in forests and caves.

Creatures

Cave Slug/Larva inhabits stalactite caves. If salt is used on it, it will die and leave behind slime, which is useful in the modification. These creatures can also be bred using sugar.

Observer is a large aggressive bird that attacks players and animals like pigs or cows. It lives in snowy biomes such as taiga or tundra. Before attacking, it raises its wings and runs toward the target. When a knife is used on it, it dies and leaves a beak, necessary for creating blue sacrifice ink. If a butcher knife is applied, it will drop both feet, from which red sacrifice ink is made.

Sheriff Skeleton is an old man with a spine whip, capable of attacking from a long distance. Appears in lush caves. After death, it may drop bones and spines, used to create the whip.

Jester is a small zombie that, upon death, summons an explosive bomb. It can be deactivated with scissors and taken. Occasionally, the jester leaves his hat—a useful tool against poison effects. The enemy spawns in swamps in special structures.

Giant Slug appears after eating a rotten carrot. After death, it leaves giant spikes, slime, and salt.

Howlter is a large owl with big claws, rarely found in giant taiga forests. A peaceful creature, but if threatened, it quickly attacks the player. Afraid of foxes. If scissors are used, its claws will drop.

Jungle Slug is a small creature that produces slime. Found in any jungle biomes but not very useful.

Items and Blocks

Blue Altar is an artifact that, when a knife is used on it, inflicts the bleeding effect on the player. If a blue sacrifice knife is applied, two pieces of flesh will drop, and the player will get bleeding. Also, when lapis lazuli is used, it is replaced with redstone. If placed near a villager, they will take the "Schizo" profession.

Red Altar is similar to the blue one but creates salt instead of flesh and replaces redstone with lapis lazuli. Does not give a profession to villagers.

Rock Bell summons an Observer if it is hard to find (only for version 1.19.4).

Spine Whip is a weapon that inflicts bleeding on enemies. Crafted from sheriff skeleton spines and skull shards, which can be obtained from any skull in a stonecutter.

Jester Hat when equipped gives the "Fun" effect.

Time Bomb explodes after 5 seconds but can be deactivated with scissors.

Slug Slime Block prevents the player from jumping (only for version 1.19.4).

Golden Sickle is a fast but short-lived tool for attack (only for version 1.19.4).

Netherite Machete is not very useful now but can be used for attack (only for version 1.19.4).

Rotten Carrot summons a giant slug when eaten.

Giant Slug Slime is used to create blocks or bombs.

Giant Slug Spike is used in bombs.

Giant Slug Block when scissors are used on it, leaves slime (mechanic only for version 1.19.4).

Giant Nail is obtained with scissors from a Howlter.

Nail Sickle is crafted from giant nails. When attacking an entity, it gives the player regeneration for a few seconds.

Howlter Steak when eaten applies mining fatigue.

Cooked Howlter Steak gives resistance II and slowness II for a few minutes.

Nail Carver is a multifunctional tool crafted from giant nails and red slug slime.

Sticky Bomb makes the hit entity sticky.

Jungle Slug Slime is just gross slime. Walking on it speeds up the player but prevents jumping.

Altar Guide

Red Altar

• Slot 1 (top): red sacrifice knife—damages the player and gives 4 pieces of flesh.
• Slot 1: carrot + Slot 2 (bottom): red sacrifice ink = rotten carrot.
• Slot 2: only red sacrifice ink = 16 red dye.

Blue Altar

• Slot 1: blue sacrifice knife = flesh.
• Slot 2: blue sacrifice ink = salt.

Effects

Bleeding damages the player.

Fun removes the poison effect and replaces it with strength, and resistance with a negative effect.

Questions and Answers

Q: Will the mod be ported to Fabric or Quilt? A: No, due to the difficulty of maintaining multiple versions of the same mod.

Q: Can the mod be used in a modpack? A: Of course.

Q: Will there be a backport to other versions? A: No.

Q: Will the mod be updated? A: Yes, most likely.