Wetland Whimsy
Wetland Whimsy is a comprehensive transformation of Minecraft's swamps that completely changes their appearance and content. The mod adds a completely new sub-biome, various plants, unique blocks, and ancient ruins scattered throughout the updated wetlands. Although the ruins contain plenty of treasures, be cautious—some of them might not be as deserted as they initially appear!
Key Features
- Completely redesigned swamps with updated visuals!
- The Marsh—a brand new biome that spawns between swamps and the ocean!
- New flora, including Pennywort, Cordgrass, and unique mushroom varieties!
- New fauna, such as the fungus-infested Swamp Spider!
- New building blocks, like Limestone and the entirely new Bald Cypress wood set!
- Wetland ruins—ancient structures made of limestone with abundant loot for those who explore them.
- The Swamp Dungeon—a mysterious maze-like structure built for an unknown purpose. Ancient pots with strange symbols can be found deep within... their loot might not be very valuable, but perhaps there's a way to enhance it?
Compatibility
Wetland Whimsy uses biome modifiers to alter vanilla swamps, ensuring compatibility with most other mods that also overhaul this biome! This applies to both version 1.21.1 and 1.20.1, so you can confidently add this mod to your modpacks.
Currently, the mod has explicit support for YUNGs Better Witch Huts, YUNGs Extras, and Supplementaries. Additionally, it has been tested with Nature's Spirit, Swampier Swamps, and Extra Compat without any issues. If you're unsure about compatibility with another mod, just try adding it—the worst that can happen is a lack of compatibility.
Version Support
Wetland Whimsy currently supports Neoforge 1.21.1. The 1.20.1 version is deprecated—it may receive bug fixes, but it's unlikely to get any new content.
Unfortunately, official Fabric support is not planned. Maintaining one mod loader already requires significant effort and time, and two would be too difficult to handle. However, this mod is free and open-source, so if you know how to port mods and want to do so—go ahead!
