Endrise

# Endrise v1.0.1 — The Covenant, Explained The 1.0 candidate, now with JEI integration. ## New - **JEI support.** Every Endrise recipe already appeared in JEI (they're all vanilla types); now the covenant explains itself too. Info pages for the mechanics that aren't recipe-shaped: where Enderium Ore hides and how it glimmers, what the void gives back, how End deaths become Mourning Blooms, what the Draught and the Homeward Pearl actually do, what the Upgrade Template's renewable source is, and everything enderium gear carries (Soulbound, pearl-damage negation, void return). Fully optional: nothing changes without JEI installed. ## The soak This replaces v1.0.0 as the 1.0 release candidate; the one-week alpha soak restarts from today. Same rule as before: if it soaks quiet, this exact jar gets promoted to full release. Both jars: MC 26.1.2 (NeoForge 26.1.2.87, JEI 29.x) and MC 1.21.1 (NeoForge 21.1.244, JEI 19.x).

# Endrise v1.0.1 — The Covenant, Explained The 1.0 candidate, now with JEI integration. ## New - **JEI support.** Every Endrise recipe already appeared in JEI (they're all vanilla types); now the covenant explains itself too. Info pages for the mechanics that aren't recipe-shaped: where Enderium Ore hides and how it glimmers, what the void gives back, how End deaths become Mourning Blooms, what the Draught and the Homeward Pearl actually do, what the Upgrade Template's renewable source is, and everything enderium gear carries (Soulbound, pearl-damage negation, void return). Fully optional: nothing changes without JEI installed. ## The soak This replaces v1.0.0 as the 1.0 release candidate; the one-week alpha soak restarts from today. Same rule as before: if it soaks quiet, this exact jar gets promoted to full release. Both jars: MC 26.1.2 (NeoForge 26.1.2.87, JEI 29.x) and MC 1.21.1 (NeoForge 21.1.244, JEI 19.x).

# Endrise v1.0.0 — The Way Home The covenant closes its circle. After your gear, your drops, and everyone else's graves, it's your turn. ## New - **The Homeward Pearl.** An ender pearl wrapped in four Void Petals and four enderium ingots. Use it anywhere, in any dimension, and arrive at your own respawn point: bed, anchor, or world spawn if the bed is gone, resolved by vanilla's own rules. Consumed on use (creative keeps it), five-second cooldown, ender chime at both ends. It dismounts you first, it never spends a respawn anchor charge, and it can never roll the credits: that belongs to the portal. - **Enderium is quietly awake.** Ore and Blocks of Enderium shed slow reverse-portal motes from any face that meets open air, with a rare resonant hum. A vein glimmers into the cave before you can read its texture. - **The advancement tab is complete.** Eight nodes walking the whole arc: Buried Light, Deeper Than Diamonds, Bound, The Tier Above, Nothing Is Lost, There and Back, Someone Was Here, The Way Home. ## Fixed - The advancement tab background rendered as the missing-texture checkerboard on 1.21.1 (a form mismatch that had been there since 0.4). It shows the End now. - Using the pearl while riding on 1.21.1 would have wasted it; it now dismounts you first, like chorus fruit. ## The 1.0 candidate This build is feature-complete: the arc Endrise set out to tell is told. It ships to the alpha channel for a one-week soak; if nothing breaks, the listing gets promoted to full release with this exact jar. If something does break, say so loudly in the issues: spacing, loot rates, bloom density, draught duration, and the pearl recipe cost are all still open to argument. Both jars: MC 26.1.2 (NeoForge 26.1.2.87) and MC 1.21.1 (NeoForge 21.1.244). Thank you for dying in the End with us. Nothing was lost.

# Endrise v1.0.0 — The Way Home The covenant closes its circle. After your gear, your drops, and everyone else's graves, it's your turn. ## New - **The Homeward Pearl.** An ender pearl wrapped in four Void Petals and four enderium ingots. Use it anywhere, in any dimension, and arrive at your own respawn point: bed, anchor, or world spawn if the bed is gone, resolved by vanilla's own rules. Consumed on use (creative keeps it), five-second cooldown, ender chime at both ends. It dismounts you first, it never spends a respawn anchor charge, and it can never roll the credits: that belongs to the portal. - **Enderium is quietly awake.** Ore and Blocks of Enderium shed slow reverse-portal motes from any face that meets open air, with a rare resonant hum. A vein glimmers into the cave before you can read its texture. - **The advancement tab is complete.** Eight nodes walking the whole arc: Buried Light, Deeper Than Diamonds, Bound, The Tier Above, Nothing Is Lost, There and Back, Someone Was Here, The Way Home. ## Fixed - The advancement tab background rendered as the missing-texture checkerboard on 1.21.1 (a form mismatch that had been there since 0.4). It shows the End now. - Using the pearl while riding on 1.21.1 would have wasted it; it now dismounts you first, like chorus fruit. ## The 1.0 candidate This build is feature-complete: the arc Endrise set out to tell is told. It ships to the alpha channel for a one-week soak; if nothing breaks, the listing gets promoted to full release with this exact jar. If something does break, say so loudly in the issues: spacing, loot rates, bloom density, draught duration, and the pearl recipe cost are all still open to argument. Both jars: MC 26.1.2 (NeoForge 26.1.2.87) and MC 1.21.1 (NeoForge 21.1.244). Thank you for dying in the End with us. Nothing was lost.

# Endrise v0.7.0 — The Cenotaphs Past the void gaps, a small ruin. Polished walls, the Mourner's Relief, blooms at the base, a lantern still burning over a grave slab. Someone was here before you. It didn't end well. Take what they carried. ## New - **Cenotaphs** generate across the outer End (midlands, highlands, small islands — never the dragon's island). Four ruin variants: a walled vigil plot, a waygate arch, a ring of broken pillars, and a collapsed hall. No mobs. The silence is the point. - **Lost-traveler gear**: every cenotaph chest holds one named piece — *Marren's Pick*, *What Isla Carried*, *Beruna's Edge*, nine others — worn to 30–70% durability. About 40% still hum with Soulbound, and the covenant honors the mark on any metal: a looted Soulbound iron sword comes back from death just like enderium does. (Applying Soulbound yourself still requires enderium gear; the graves are the only place the mark rides plain steel.) One traveler in twelve made it far enough to carry enderium. - Chests also carry **Void Petals** (2–4), **raw enderium** (2–5), and a 15% chance of an **Enderium Upgrade Smithing Template** — the first renewable (not farmable) template source. - Advancement: **Someone Was Here**. ## Under the hood - Cenotaphs use their own structure type that checks its footing before generating: no floating ruins, and `/locate endrise:cenotaph` never points at a grave the void already took. - Structure templates are authored once at the 1.21.1 data version and upgraded forward automatically, so both jars ship byte-identical ruins. ## Tell us Spacing is set so each find feels like a find (34/12). If cenotaphs feel too rare or too common in your worlds, argue with us in the issues — this number is a first guess, and so are the loot rates. Both jars: MC 26.1.2 (NeoForge 26.1.2.87) and MC 1.21.1 (NeoForge 21.1.244).

# Endrise v0.7.0 — The Cenotaphs Past the void gaps, a small ruin. Polished walls, the Mourner's Relief, blooms at the base, a lantern still burning over a grave slab. Someone was here before you. It didn't end well. Take what they carried. ## New - **Cenotaphs** generate across the outer End (midlands, highlands, small islands — never the dragon's island). Four ruin variants: a walled vigil plot, a waygate arch, a ring of broken pillars, and a collapsed hall. No mobs. The silence is the point. - **Lost-traveler gear**: every cenotaph chest holds one named piece — *Marren's Pick*, *What Isla Carried*, *Beruna's Edge*, nine others — worn to 30–70% durability. About 40% still hum with Soulbound, and the covenant honors the mark on any metal: a looted Soulbound iron sword comes back from death just like enderium does. (Applying Soulbound yourself still requires enderium gear; the graves are the only place the mark rides plain steel.) One traveler in twelve made it far enough to carry enderium. - Chests also carry **Void Petals** (2–4), **raw enderium** (2–5), and a 15% chance of an **Enderium Upgrade Smithing Template** — the first renewable (not farmable) template source. - Advancement: **Someone Was Here**. ## Under the hood - Cenotaphs use their own structure type that checks its footing before generating: no floating ruins, and `/locate endrise:cenotaph` never points at a grave the void already took. - Structure templates are authored once at the 1.21.1 data version and upgraded forward automatically, so both jars ship byte-identical ruins. ## Tell us Spacing is set so each find feels like a find (34/12). If cenotaphs feel too rare or too common in your worlds, argue with us in the issues — this number is a first guess, and so are the loot rates. Both jars: MC 26.1.2 (NeoForge 26.1.2.87) and MC 1.21.1 (NeoForge 21.1.244).

The world keeps score of loss. **Downloads: pick the jar matching your Minecraft version** | Minecraft | NeoForge needed | File | |---|---|---| | 1.21.1 | 21.1.244 or newer | `endrise-1.21.1-0.6.0.jar` | | 26.1.2 | 26.1.2.87 or newer | `endrise-26.1.2-0.6.0.jar` | **What's new** - **Mourning Blooms**: when a player dies in the End, a bloom sprouts on the nearest end stone. Your deaths leave flowers; on a server you'll find your friends' stories before they tell them. Rare natural constellations grow in the outer islands. Grows only on end stone, glows softly, bonemeal duplicates it, pots welcome - **Void Petals**: one bloom crafts into two - **Draught of Return**: a Void Petal + glass bottle, no brewing stand. Drink it, explore for 90 seconds, and the expiry snaps you back to where you drank, ender chime and all. End-only: leave the dimension and it fizzles. A second draught re-anchors where you stand, and says so - Advancement: **There and Back** **Tune this with us** Bloom density (about one constellation per six chunks), draught duration (90s), and the petal costs are first guesses. If the End feels like a meadow, or the draught feels useless or broken, [say so](https://github.com/bentenavery/endrise/issues): real playtime beats theorycrafting. **Install**: [NeoForge](https://neoforged.net) for your version, jar in `mods/`

The world keeps score of loss. **Downloads: pick the jar matching your Minecraft version** | Minecraft | NeoForge needed | File | |---|---|---| | 1.21.1 | 21.1.244 or newer | `endrise-1.21.1-0.6.0.jar` | | 26.1.2 | 26.1.2.87 or newer | `endrise-26.1.2-0.6.0.jar` | **What's new** - **Mourning Blooms**: when a player dies in the End, a bloom sprouts on the nearest end stone. Your deaths leave flowers; on a server you'll find your friends' stories before they tell them. Rare natural constellations grow in the outer islands. Grows only on end stone, glows softly, bonemeal duplicates it, pots welcome - **Void Petals**: one bloom crafts into two - **Draught of Return**: a Void Petal + glass bottle, no brewing stand. Drink it, explore for 90 seconds, and the expiry snaps you back to where you drank, ender chime and all. End-only: leave the dimension and it fizzles. A second draught re-anchors where you stand, and says so - Advancement: **There and Back** **Tune this with us** Bloom density (about one constellation per six chunks), draught duration (90s), and the petal costs are first guesses. If the End feels like a meadow, or the draught feels useless or broken, [say so](https://github.com/bentenavery/endrise/issues): real playtime beats theorycrafting. **Install**: [NeoForge](https://neoforged.net) for your version, jar in `mods/`

The End learns masonry. **Downloads: pick the jar matching your Minecraft version** | Minecraft | NeoForge needed | File | |---|---|---| | 1.21.1 | 21.1.244 or newer | `endrise-1.21.1-0.5.0.jar` | | 26.1.2 | 26.1.2.87 or newer | `endrise-26.1.2-0.5.0.jar` | **What's new** - **Polished End Stone** and **End Stone Tiles** families, each with stairs and slabs - **Chiseled End Stone Tiles** bearing the Mourner's Relief, the mod's grave motif - **Block of Enderium**: a beacon base and 9-ingot store, reversible; **Block of Raw Enderium** to match - **Enderium Lantern**: light level 15, teal embers that drift *upward* - Full stonecutter support (end stone cuts into the entire family) and complete recipe-book unlocks - Polished End Stone is stonecutter-only from end stone: the 2x2 crafting grid stays vanilla's (End Stone Bricks are untouched) **Build something worth mourning.** **Install**: [NeoForge](https://neoforged.net) for your version, jar in `mods/`

The End learns masonry. **Downloads: pick the jar matching your Minecraft version** | Minecraft | NeoForge needed | File | |---|---|---| | 1.21.1 | 21.1.244 or newer | `endrise-1.21.1-0.5.0.jar` | | 26.1.2 | 26.1.2.87 or newer | `endrise-26.1.2-0.5.0.jar` | **What's new** - **Polished End Stone** and **End Stone Tiles** families, each with stairs and slabs - **Chiseled End Stone Tiles** bearing the Mourner's Relief, the mod's grave motif - **Block of Enderium**: a beacon base and 9-ingot store, reversible; **Block of Raw Enderium** to match - **Enderium Lantern**: light level 15, teal embers that drift *upward* - Full stonecutter support (end stone cuts into the entire family) and complete recipe-book unlocks - Polished End Stone is stonecutter-only from end stone: the 2x2 crafting grid stays vanilla's (End Stone Bricks are untouched) **Build something worth mourning.** **Install**: [NeoForge](https://neoforged.net) for your version, jar in `mods/`