Zelda: Hyrule Terrors
Immerse yourself in a world inspired by the Zelda universe, where danger lurks in every biome and battle spoils bring legendary power. The Hyrule Terrors mod brings iconic enemies, weapons, and armor from Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom into the world of Minecraft, enriching your adventures with new content.
Hyrule Terrors
Encounter or summon four famous creatures, each with their own behavior, spawn conditions, and unique characteristics:
Bokoblins – Mischievous and chaotic creatures that spawn in large groups.
Lizalfos – Agile lizard warriors with poisonous abilities.
Chuchus – Bouncy blobs that live in packs.
Keese – Flying pests with a huge creepy eye!
Weapons and Enemy Loot
Defeat opponents and obtain unique items and rare monster parts:
- Bokoblin Fang and Bokoblin Horn
- Lizalfos Horn, Lizalfos Tail, and Lizalfos Talon
- Chuchu Jelly
Among the legendary weapons:
Lizalfos Horn Dagger – Fast and deadly.
Bokoblin Arm – A creepy, still-alive Bokoblin arm!
Silver Longsword, Knight's Claymore, and Boulder Breaker – Each weapon has unique damage and attack speed.
Armor Sets
Equip yourself for battle with meticulously crafted armor in the Zelda style:
Zora Armor – Elegant underwater equipment.
Barbarian Armor – Unleash your wild nature.
Knight Armor – Reliable protection against dark forces.
Evil Spirit Armor – For those who follow the dark path.
Structures! All Bokoblin Forts and Hideouts!
Possible Future Plans
Depending on the mod's popularity, the following may be added:
- More unique Zelda equipment
- Additional structures
- Bosses and mini-bosses
Required Dependencies
For the mod to work, the following are required:
- Architectury API
- AzureLib and Cloth Config
Start Your Adventure
Whether you're an experienced adventurer or just starting your journey, Hyrule Terrors brings the thrill of Zelda into the blocky world of Minecraft.
Do you dare to face the terrors of Hyrule?
This mod is a fan-made project and is not affiliated with Nintendo or the official Legend of Zelda series.
