Structory for Minecraft

Review Structory

Structory

A large mod that adds a variety of structures to vanilla Minecraft. These structures are really numerous: they include ruined shrines, abandoned cemeteries, mansions, and ancient time-battered towers. All new structures perfectly fit into the vanilla atmosphere of the game, since they contain no extra blocks.

Ruins and abandoned buildings

Quite a large package of structures based on piles of stone and many cobwebs. These include both small old cemeteries, where no man has trod for a long time, and ancient ruins of churches or towers.

Usually, there is some loot in chests or barrels inside or next to them. You may find some of the loot a little unbalanced, since these places aren’t actually protected, but for vanilla mobs that wandered into the territory by chance, but the local treasures are abundant.

These may include various ingots, precious stones, and even rare valuable books of charms of the highest level. Without this mod, you can hardly find such items at the beginning of your survival path, but… Well, you can just see it as a nice bonus from the developers.

However, most of it, of course, is common junk like candles, paper, and seeds. But indeed, the more dangerous the dungeon you are in and the more you work on studying it, the more you’ll finally get.

Inhabited ruins

Some structures and ruins are inhabited. But no, it has nothing about hostile mobs – search better and in the area you’ll find the most common peasants.

Some of them already have professions, some simply wander around, focusing on availability of beds, some even manage to have children on a lonely floating ship. Indeed, these adventures usually end badly, so if you don’t want to lose your inhabitants, be sure to fence them off so that all of them don’t migrate into salt water.

However, there is another type of ruins, which are also inhabited but are totally unfriendly to the player. Large witch mansions or small Pillager houses can make the player an unpleasant surprise.