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An exclusive resource pack for the Pollution of the Realms mod fundamentally transforms the default models and textures of Minecraft's toxic dungeons—I created this modification out of disappointment with the original content's visual design.

The enclosures externally are coated with a viscous, shiny sludge that accurately reflects these perilous locations. Enemy silhouettes now feature more noticeable outlines with slippery glints, with cracks in their appearances highlighted by the pulsating glow of invasive infection edges. The pollution indicator appears more down-to-earth and sophisticated—the poisoning level status remains easily readable. Styling everywhere optimized with a unique atmosphere of radioactive mold-laden dungeons.

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