CurseForge Mod Sets is a feature that allows mod creators on CurseForge to bundle their mods together into a single downloadable file. This feature provides a convenient way for players to download and install multiple mods at once. It makes it easier for modders to distribute their mods as a set and ensures that all the mods in the set are compatible with each other. **Mod sets** are collections of mods that are designed to work together and enhance the gameplay experience. They can include anything from new items and blocks to new biomes and dimensions. By bundling these mods together, players can quickly and easily install a complete set of mods without having to search for each individual mod separately.
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The market price for an item that can be constructed with an item creation feat is usually equal to the base price plus the price for any components material or XP. This information is given in the form CL x, where CL is an abbreviation for caster level and x is an ordinal number representing the caster level itself.
By bundling these mods together, players can quickly and easily install a complete set of mods without having to search for each individual mod separately. One of the advantages of using mod sets is that they are curated by the mod creators themselves. This means that players can trust that the mods in the set are designed to work well together and will not cause conflicts or crashes.
The full contents of a 5e spell component pouch
I've always loved the flavour of the material spell components, but the ACME-brand "buy once, ignore forever" setup of D&D's spell component pouch has always bothered me. I was bored one day and wanted to see what was actually in a 5e wizard's spell component pouch. I just did the PHB, I'm not that much of a masochist.
A wizard gets the spell component pouch at first level, and never has to think about it or spend and gold or resources on it as they level. It follows that the pouch contains every material component for every known spell from 1st to 9th level (except components that are destroyed or have a specific value and need to be bought separately).
Cantrip:
- bit of phosphorus
- small amount of makeup
- firefly or phosphorescent moss
- two lodestones
- bit of fleece
1st:
- tiny bell
- piece of fine silver wire
- pinch of powder or sand that is colored red, yellow, and blue
- pinch of soot
- pinch of salt
- small amount of alcohol or distilled spirits
- small white wing feather from a hummingbird
- bit of pork rind or butter
- grasshopper's hind leg
- pinch of dirt
- piece of cured leather
- pinch of fine sand, rose petals, or a cricket
- tiny tarts
- drop of mercury
- piece of string
- bit of wood
- twig from a tree that has been struck by lightning
2nd:
- sliver of glass
- bat fur and a drop of pitch or piece of coal
- either a pinch of dried carrot or an agate
- copper piece
- pinch of powdered iron
- bit of tallow
- pinch of brimstone
- small, straight piece of iron
- small leather loop or a piece of golden wire bent into a cup shape with a long shank on one end
- forked twig (I guess if your twig from a tree that has been struck by lightning is also forked, this would be redundant?)
- powdered rhubarb leaf
- adder's stomach
- small square of silk
- powdered corn extract
- twisted loop of parchment
- pinch of talc
- small sprinkling of powdered silver
- chip of mica
- drop of bitumen
- spider
- snake's tongue
- bit of honeycomb or drop of sweet oil
- bit of spiderweb
3rd:
- drop of blood
- piece of flesh
- pinch of bone dust
- pinch of graveyard dirt
- tiny ball of bat guano and sulfur
- bit of gauze
- wisp of smoke
- shaving of licorice root
- glowing stick of incense or a crystal vial filled with phosphorescent material
- rod of amber, crystal, or glass
- short piece of fine copper wire
- pinch of dust
- few drops of water
- drop of molasses
- rotten egg or several skunk cabbage leaves
- small clay model of a ziggurat
- short reed or piece of straw
4th:
- three nut shells
- piece of tentacle from a giant octopus or a giant squid
- stone
- bit of green plant
- bit of fur from a bloodhound
- tiny silver whistle
- piece of bone
- thread
- thin sheet of lead
- piece of opaque glass
- wad of cotton or cloth
- powdered chrysolite
- hemispherical piece of clear crystal
- matching hemispherical piece of gum arabic with an eyelash encased in it (Hopefully the eyelash [needed for Invisibility] doesn't disqualify this from working with Resilient Sphere. Otherwise, we'll need another hemispherical piece of gum arabic, sans eyelash.)
- caterpillar cocoon
- soft clay
5th:
- snakeskin glove (You could just wear the glove all the time and not have to keep it in the pouch; very stylish.)
- dab of ink
- writing quill plucked from a sleeping bird
- pinch of sesame seeds
- pieces of eggshell from two different kinds of creatures
- pinch of powder made by crushing a clear gemstone
- small block of granite
6th:
- three silver pins
- pinch of lime
- snake's tongue
- iron blade
- small bag containing a mixture of soils—clay, loam, and sand
- magnifying glass
- small piece of quartz
7th:
8th:
- lump of alum soaked in vinegar
- drop of honey
- bits of earth and wood mixed in water
- handful of clay, crystal, glass, or mineral spheres
- piece of sunstone
- pair of linked silver rings
9th:
- dollop of gum arabic (If a dollop can be hemispherical in shape and have an eyelash in it, then we might be covered for Invisibility, Reslient Sphere, and True Polymorph. Who knew gum arabic was a wizard's best friend?)
Beyond this pouch only costing 25 gp and weighing 2 lbs, my favourite part of the list is that a wizard can find what they need in it and use the materials to cast from it in six seconds. Don't ever let your DM try to institute Troika!'s cool and fun "Retrieve an Item" system for inventory management to your spell component pouch.
Unless stated otherwise, activating a use-activated magic item is either a standard action or not an action at all and does not provoke attacks of opportunity, unless the use involves performing an action that provokes an attack of opportunity in itself. If the use of the item takes time before a magical effect occurs, then use activation is a standard action. If the item’s activation is subsumed in its use and takes no extra time use activation is not an action at all.
Mod creators can also provide documentation and support for the mods in the set, making it easier for players to get started with modding. Another benefit of using mod sets is that they can save players time and effort. Instead of manually downloading and installing each mod, players can simply download the mod set and install it with a few clicks. This is especially useful for players who are new to modding or who want to try out a specific gameplay style or theme. To use mod sets, players need to have the CurseForge launcher installed on their computer. The CurseForge launcher is a free program that allows players to browse, download, and install mods from the CurseForge website. Once the launcher is installed, players can simply search for a mod set and click the "Install" button to add it to their game. In conclusion, CurseForge Mod Sets are a convenient and efficient way for players to download and install multiple mods at once. They provide a curated collection of mods that are designed to work well together and enhance the gameplay experience. By using mod sets, players can save time and effort while enjoying a customized and enhanced version of their favorite games..
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