10 Fun Magic Mods, you should know about

Hey, my fellow human beings, and today, we’ll  take a look at 10 mods that add magic to your   Minecraft world. Some mods introduce too  many things to cover, in just one video,   so I’ll only cover them briefly to not  make the video too long. Before we start,  

Here is a quick overview of all the  mods, I’ll cover in today’s video: Mahou Tsukai is a magic mod, that is mainly  focused on casting different types of spells.  For a spell to be cast, you need 3 things: enough  mana to cast the spell, your own blood, with  

Which you need to draw a circle on the ground, 3  catalysts, and sometimes a cloth if you need to   roll the circle up into a scroll. Catalysts are  divided into seven categories, each requiring a   different material. There will also be leylines  appearing in your Minecraft world, connecting the  

Flow of Mahou between locations. Near them, you  will receive a boost in your Mahou regeneration.  Faes will also spawn at leyline junctions,  dropping fae essence upon death, which is useful   for automating spell creation. Additionally, the  developer encouraged the player to experiment with  

Different combinations, discovering new spells  in the process. Alternatively, if you don’t   want to discover new spells, the guidebook  lists every possible combination of spells. Continuing on, Hexerei allows you to roleplay  as a witch. This allows you to make a variety of  

New items with the Mixture Cauldron, which can be  crafted with torches, iron ingots, and cauldrons.   Aside from brewing various items, Hexerei also has  useful features, such as herb jars, which can hold   up to 1024 items, for storing herbs. In addition, coffers are added,  

Which function as movable shulker boxes,  and crows, which are similar to allays. The   pure content this mod adds is truly  incredible. If you want to see more,   you can check out “Mischief of  Mice”’s video on this topic. Spells and Shields is a rather small mod  that implements a mana bar, which is shown  

Above the hunger bar. With this mod, countless  spells can be learned in an enchanting table.  There are a number of abilities that you can use,   such as walking on lava, applying effects,  or teleporting yourself or targets.  There are five spell slots, which  can be activated with hotkeys.

A mod called “Wizards” introduces new wands and  staffs to the game, which can be used to cast   unique spells. There are four different robes  included, boosting the power of your spells.  It is possible to collect magic  equipment from chests found in  

Dungeons or trade it with wizard merchants  residing in new mage-like towers in villages. You can get seven different types of  armour through Spellblades and Such,   each of which boosts your magic strength. In addition, 10 new blades are introduced, divided  

Into two categories: Spellblades and Claymores.  As a result, they bring new spells with them.  This mod also includes orbs and totems, making it  an excellent choice for Player VS Player games. Sorcerium is another mod  that adds way too many wands. 

This mod comes with 30! new wands that  have different effects on the target.  A few wands heal players, while others slow  down enemies or send them straight to heaven.  To use all of them, you must  first reach a high sorcery level,   which can be achieved by using wands  frequently. The better they are,  

The higher the required sorcery level. As part of this mod, ten new blocks are   included, as well as a broom that  can be used to fly in the air. In all the previous mods, you were mostly  limited to crafting-recipes of spells. 

Wizardry allows you to create spells from scratch,  giving you almost unlimited possibilities.   But in order to achieve your dream spell,  you must first build two structures,   as explained in the Index. Once you have built the structures,   you will only need to collect the necessary  resources to create your own spells. 

We are still in the early stages of wizardry’s  development. The mod author predicted that the   mod would be massive with a whole storyline  and a lot of bosses. At the moment,   updates seem to be on hold, but perhaps  in a few years, this mod will be complete.

You’ve probably heard of Vampirism, a mod  that lets you transform yourself into a   vampire or a vampire hunter, depending  on your preferences. But did you know   there was a similar mod that allows you to turn  yourself into a werewolf? “Howling Moon” lets you  

Transform from human to werewolf form  if you become infected by a werewolf.  It’s important to note, however, that your  abilities only work in your werewolf form.  Your abilities can be categorized  into two main skillable categories.  In the first category, you have your  status points like strength, protection,  

Jump height, and knockback, and in the  second category, you have your abilities. School of Magic: Second Semester adds a  new magic system to Minecraft, as well as   brand-new food items, six different types of wood,  quests, and a new way to brew potions with tea.   The six schools of magic are:  Abjuration, Evocation, Illusion,  

Divination, Transfiguration, and Conjuration.  In order to cast spells, you need basic arcana,   which you can obtain by killing other  magic users like evokers or illusionists. The mod Magic Fungi contains glyphs, spells,  relics, and a new biome. The mod’s focus is on  

Five different kinds of fungi, each of which  can be used for a different type of magic.  All new items have Fungi as their primary  component. For an early game advantage, it can   also be made into stews. Additionally, this mod  includes slightly overpowered tools and armour,  

Which are more appropriate for the late  game due to their pricy crafting recipe. Well, this is the end of my list. If you liked  the video, then I would appreciate, seeing you   in the next one. Anyway, thank you for joining  me today, and have a nice rest of your day!