15 New & Cool Forge Mods for Minecraft 1.19.2! (And other versions)

Hey guys, welcome to Forge mods of the month. In  this video, we’re going to cover some Forge Mods   that were released in August 2022. I’ll do this  series often for the latest versions of Minecraft,   as well as for Fabric and some previous  versions that are still popular choices  

Right now. You can find the links to all the mods  I’m about to showcase in the description below. But first, a word from today’s  sponsor, Raid Shadow Legends. Raid is the first game to bring a true  console-like experience straight to your   phone. Even with it being multiple  years since the game was released,  

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It includes just over 40 structures, and these  are all made from Vanilla blocks and items,   no additional content is included with the  mod. The types of structures you can find   are very diverse, and come in all different  sizes. Some might be as small as Boulders,  

And others might be large Castle Ruins. A few of  them contain Villagers too, and if a structure has   an interior, they’re usually well decorated.  Most of these Chests contain useful loot too,   which usually match their surroundings. When  locating some of these structures, most of  

The time they’d be thousands of blocks away, so  that makes me think they don’t spawn too often. This mod is going to be most useful when playing  with friends, or if you have multiple bases. To   start, you can find Pigeons spawning in Forests.  There’s two items that need to be crafted,  

The first is the Pigeon Coop, which requires  3 Planks, 3 Logs and a Hay Bale. The other   is the Mail Receptor, which needs 6 Planks, 1  Slab and 1 Iron Ingot. Place down the Pigeon   Coop in a location of your choosing. Pigeons  will follow you when you’re holding Seeds,  

And by feeding them near the Coop,  they’ll become bound to it. Next,   place down the Mail Receptor in another location  and give it a name. From the Pigeon Coop,   you can send items to the Mail Receptor as  long as it’s stocked up with Seeds, and the  

Pigeon will slowly fly items to it. It’s just  a fun and interesting way to move items around. Originally a Data Pack, Keebs Battle Towers  adds some new Towers into your world,   which are around 10 floors high. These can be  found in different Biomes, made up of blocks  

That blend in, like Cobblestone, Ice, Packed  Mud and Stone Bricks. Like with other Battle   Tower styled mods, you’ll need to work  your way up each floor, clearing mobs,   searching Chests and destroying Spawners.  It’s quite dangerous inside, there’s lots  

Of holes in the ground which you’ll need  to watch out for. At the top is the Boss,   which seems to currently include the Lich, which  has 300 health, and can be defeated for more loot. Included with Piglin Proliferation is a new type  of Pillager, which is the Alchemist, and they  

Should be easily identifiable. They can be traded  with like regular Piglins, but have a chance of   giving different items like Healing Tipped Arrows,  Magma Cream or Potions of Healing and Strength.   But one of their most interesting features is that  they can throw Potions at other Piglins which help  

Them during fights, whether it be by healing them,  or giving them Fire Resistance if they’re on fire. Paladin’s Furniture introduces  over 1000 new furniture items,   which can be created through the Wood  Working Table. There’s lots of Chairs,   Dining Tables, Night Stands, Beds, Stools and  Lights. A lot of items are functional too,  

So you can sit down on Chairs, place items  on Tables and sleep in Beds. There’s tons of   furniture included which should help you decorate  your bases and make them feel more homely. After installing this mod, Snow should fall  a little more realistically. Instead of it  

Forming just a single layer, Snow can have a  stack height of 3 layers instead. In the mods   config files, you can change this value  so that it even forms 8 layers instead. Another structure mod is Red’s More Structures.  It includes locations like the Beach House,  

Tower, Buddha, Sphinx, Great Pyramid, Flower  Oracle and a few others. Some of these are huge,   and most will contain either Chests or  Barrels which contain loot. And some   might contain hostile mobs. This was also  released as a Data Pack a few weeks ago.

Simple Spikes adds 5 new Spike  blocks, made from Copper, Iron,   Gold, Diamond and Netherite. They’re  relatively simple to craft, and each   tier determines the amount of damage they do to  entities standing on them. Although the Gold,   Diamond and Netherite ones will leave entities  on half a heart instead. So you might find this  

Mod useful for building mob farms, or  trapping other players in your world. Copper Craft will give some more uses  to Copper items. Firstly, there’s 3 new   sets of Armor made from Copper, Iron-Copper and  Gold-Copper. You can also create Copper Apples,  

Which give some useful buffs like Speed,  Strength and Haste. Or you can create   a Paxel which acts as a multi-tool, allowing  you to break Dirt, chop trees and mine through   Stone. Another weapon that can be crafted is  the Matchlock Gun. When Rough Ammo Chips are  

In your off-hand slot, you can fire the  gun, and it deals quite a lot of damage. From now on, you’ll need to create  Torches from Sticks and Coal Dust,   instead of regular Coal. The Torch that  you receive will be unlit at first,  

And won’t give off any light. There’s a few ways  of lighting them, with the easiest probably being   with a Flint and Steel. But you can also craft  a Matchbox or Fire Starter. And if it rains,   you can expect Torches to go out, so it’s  kinda like an added survival mechanic. The  

Mod brings similar changes to Lanterns,  which need to be provided with fat. This next mod is for decoration, and adds  some new variants of different Bricks,   like Red Nether, End Stone,  Mud, Prismarine and Purpur,   specifically when they’re Chiseled. Some texture  changes are also made to Chiseled Stone, Deepslate  

And Quartz. As you’ve probably noticed, they  all feature the head of a mob in their design. To start using this mod, craft 2  Synchronous Switches from Ender Pearls,   Sticks and Stones. Place two of them down, like  you would with a regular Lever. Take a piece of  

Paper into an Anvil and rename it, then apply  it to both Levers which will link them. Now,   when you pull one Lever, the  other will also be activated,   as they’re both linked, so you can  now have Wireless Redstone setups.

Deeper and Darker brings some changes to the Deep  Dark. Firstly, there’s a Portal which takes you   to a new Dimension called The Otherside, and it  can be found in Ancient Cities. To ignite it,   use a Heart of the Deep, which can  be obtained from killing Wardens.  

This Dimension is located below Bedrock, and  is made up of Sculk, Echo Trees and Rivers.   There’s 2 Biomes currently, which are the  Otherside Deeplands and the Echoing Forest.   You can find Sculk versions of Overworld Ores  here too, which give twice the resources and  

Experience compared to the Overworld. And that’s  not all, there’s creatures like the Sculk Leech,   the Shattered and Shriek Worms. And,  a whole set of Warden Armor and Tools. With Banilla Claws comes 16 sets of Claws,  some of which aren’t obtainable unless  

You have the Gobber or Resource Slimes  mod installed. They make good weapons,   with each tier changing the damage  they deal, although they have a   shorter range. And they’re also great  for breaking leaves or making farmland. This mod adds 14 Yoyos into Minecraft. 6 of them  can be crafted manually using standard materials  

Like Iron, Gold, Diamond and Netherite. Whereas  the other ones are themed around mobs, and can be   found in different treasure locations. They’re  weapons, and each one has a different String   Length, Speed and Attack Interval. And in general,  they make pretty interesting ranged weapons.

That covers some of the best Forge mods released  in August 2022. I hope you liked this video,   and found some mods to play with. If you did  enjoy the video, then consider subscribing,   and check out my channel, as I’ve  covered many more videos like this.