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Ice Formation - Cursed Fate Addon

by Jellyton · on CurseForge

Adds Uraume’s Ice Formation to the Cursed Fate Mod, featuring 6 freezing abilities including Ice Shard, Frost Calm, Icy Grasp, Ice Leap, Maximum Output…

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The author built this one for Minecraft 1.20.1 on Forge. On other versions it may install and then do nothing.

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Ability 1 – Ice Shard
Fire a shard of ice that damages enemies and applies Frost. Charging the move fires up to 8 shards at once.
Chant Variant: Greatly increases the damage and Frost applied into one strong shot.

Ability 2 – Frost Calm
Summon nine ice pillars in a targeted area that damage enemies and apply Frost stacks.
Maximum Output Variant: Creates much larger pillars with greatly increased damage and area.

Ability 3 – Icy Grasp
Grab a target in front of you, freezing them in place before launching them away and applying Frost.
Flow Variant: Increases the speed and strength of the grab, giving you a icicle afterwards.

Ability 4 – Ice Leap
Create a pillar of ice beneath you that launches you in the direction you're looking. The pillar deals high damage to nearby enemies and applies Frost stacks.

Ability 5 – Maximum Output
Temporarily enhance your technique. While active, all abilities apply Frost stacks and have increased power including your fists.

Ability 6 – Ice Age
Release a large freezing wave that deals heavy damage and applies large amounts of Frost to nearby enemies.

Passive Effects:

Cold Biomes: Strength I and Resistance I

Hot Biomes: Weakness I

Frost: Stacks slow enemies, reduce attack speed, and can disable abilities at high stacks.

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