End Remastered Additions
The End Remastered mod turned the hunt for Eyes of Ender into a proper adventure, scattering twelve unique eyes across every corner of the world. But what happens when you have collected them all and still want more? That is exactly where End Remastered Additions comes in. This companion add-on expands the eye roster with six brand-new eyes, each tied to a different activity, dimension, or risky encounter. Whether you are a fisherman, a farmer, or a dungeon crawler, there is a new objective waiting for you.
What Does End Remastered Additions Bring to the Table?
At its core, this add-on does one thing and does it well: it adds more eyes to the End Remastered progression system. Instead of the familiar grind, you get fresh reasons to explore biomes, tackle structures, and even babysit a potato farm. Every new eye comes with its own acquisition method, and none of them are handed to you for free.
The add-on is designed to slot neatly into existing End Remastered setups. You do not need to start a new world, and the new eyes integrate directly into the mod's eye pouch and portal activation logic. If you are running a modpack built around exploration, this is a natural fit.
The Six New Eyes and How to Get Them
Each eye has a distinct source, ranging from casual fishing sessions to deep-dark expeditions. Here is the full breakdown:
- Fishing Eye – A 3% chance to drop while fishing. Grab your rod and head to any body of water.
- Trial Eye – Awarded from the Ominous Vault in Trial Chambers, but only while you are under the effect of Trial Omen.
- Sculk Eye – Found in Ancient City chests with a 4% chance. Bring your wool and watch your step.
- Potato Eye – A staggering 0.02% chance to drop from a fully grown (age 7) potato. Yes, really.
- Blossom Eye – Obtained by defeating a Void Blossom. This one requires the BOMD mod to be installed.
- Aether Eye – Hidden inside ruined Aether portals. This eye requires The Aether mod.
Notice that two of the six eyes depend on other mods. The Blossom Eye and Aether Eye only appear if BOMD and The Aether are present, which keeps the add-on flexible for different modpack configurations. If you are running a lightweight setup, you will simply see four new eyes instead of six.
Version Support and Mod Loaders
Which Minecraft Versions Work?
End Remastered Additions targets modern Minecraft releases, with builds available for the 1.20.x and 1.21.x branches where the base End Remastered mod is actively maintained. Because the add-on hooks directly into Trial Chambers and the Ominous Vault, you will need at least Minecraft 1.21 to experience the Trial Eye as intended. Older versions may work with partial functionality, but the Trial Eye content simply will not exist.
Fabric, Forge, or NeoForge?
The add-on follows the same loader support as its parent mod. That means Fabric and NeoForge builds are the primary targets, with Forge support appearing on some versions depending on the base mod's release schedule. Always check that your loader matches the version of End Remastered you already have installed, since mismatched loaders are the number one cause of startup crashes.
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling entirely, the foxygame.net launcher handles the whole process for you. Its catalog includes End Remastered Additions alongside its parent mod, and the launcher automatically resolves version compatibility and keeps everything updated with a single click.
How to Install End Remastered Additions
Getting the add-on running is straightforward, provided you already have End Remastered installed. Here is the process:
- Confirm that End Remastered is installed and working on your chosen Minecraft version.
- Download End Remastered Additions for the matching Minecraft version and loader.
- Place the downloaded .jar file into your mods folder.
- If you want the Blossom Eye or Aether Eye, install BOMD and The Aether as well.
- Launch the game and check the mod list to verify everything loaded without errors.
If the game crashes on startup, the usual culprit is a version mismatch between the add-on and the base mod. Remove one of them, check the supported versions, and reinstall the correct pair. Players who download End Remastered Additions for Minecraft through a launcher avoid this problem entirely, since dependency checks happen before the game even starts.
Tips for Hunting the New Eyes
The Potato Eye deserves special mention. At 0.02%, you are looking at roughly one drop per five thousand harvested potatoes. Build a large automated or manual potato farm and treat it as a long-term background goal rather than something to grind in one sitting. The Fishing Eye, by contrast, is far more forgiving at 3%, so a few evenings of AFK fishing will usually do the trick.
For the Trial Eye, stock up on Ominous Bottles before entering a Trial Chamber. The Bad Omen effect must be active when you open the vault, so plan your run accordingly. The Sculk Eye is pure luck inside Ancient City chests, but since those structures are worth looting anyway, it rarely feels like wasted time.
Final Thoughts
End Remastered Additions is a smart, focused expansion that respects what made the original mod fun. It does not reinvent the eye hunt; it simply gives you more reasons to fish, farm, and delve into dangerous places. If you have already mastered the base mod and want a fresh set of goals, this add-on is an easy recommendation. Just remember to check your loader, match your Minecraft version, and decide early whether you are brave enough to chase that Potato Eye.