Genshin : ElementReactions
If you have ever wanted to bring the flashy elemental combat of Teyvat into your blocky survival world, Genshin : ElementReactions is the add-on you have been waiting for. This mod recreates the Genshin elemental and elemental reaction system inside Minecraft, letting you equip a Vision, throw elemental bottles, and chain reactions like Vaporize, Melt, and Swirl during combat. It is a passion project from a solo developer, and that personal touch shows in every skill and burst.
What Genshin : ElementReactions Adds to Minecraft
The core of the mod is the Vision. Craft it from certain dyes, gold, and wood, then equip it in a Curios slot. Simply holding a Vision does nothing on its own, so you need to actually wear it to start manipulating elements. There are seven elements available: Pyro, Hydro, Electro, Cryo, Dendro, Anemo, and Geo. Each one comes with its own Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst, complete with unique cooldowns and elemental energy that you build up by using skills and defeating enemies.
You also get the Elemental Bottle, a throwable item that works like a splash potion. It has a 100 percent chance of inflicting an element on an enemy, with an eight second cooldown per element. When you land an element through a normal attack, that infliction has a 2.5 second cooldown, so timing matters in every fight.
Elemental Reactions and How They Work
This is where the mod truly shines. When two elements meet on a target, a reaction fires off, and the damage scales with your player level up to level 50. Here are some of the highlights:
- Vaporize (Pyro + Hydro): 1.5x damage
- Melt (Pyro + Cryo): 1.5x damage
- Overloaded (Pyro + Electro): triggers an explosion
- Burning (Pyro + Dendro): sets the target on fire
- Frozen (Hydro + Cryo): immobilizes the target for four seconds
- Electro-Charged (Hydro + Electro): two damage to the target and nearby enemies
- Superconduct (Cryo + Electro): all damage plus one for eight seconds
- Catalyze, Spread, and Aggravate: bonus damage through Dendro and Electro combos
- Bloom, Burgeon, and HyperBloom: create Dendro Cores that explode for ranged or area damage
- Swirl (Anemo + any element): spreads that element to surrounding enemies
- Crystallize (Geo + any element): grants a shield that blocks eight damage
If you already run Genshin Nature, you can substitute that mod's Vision by registering it in the Curios slot, which makes the two packs play nicely together.
Elemental Skills and Bursts
Every Vision has its own kit. Pyro grants Searing Onslaught, boosting your next attack and ignoring ICD up to three times. Hydro summons a jellyfish that damages and heals. Electro and Cryo fire ranged attacks, Dendro throws a boomerang, Anemo pulls enemies in, and Geo hands out resistance level three. Bursts are even more dramatic: Pyro summons a flame bird that charges forward, Hydro grants underwater breathing and Nereid's Ascension, Electro unlocks Pactsworn Pathclearer, and Geo delivers Sweeping Time, which scales damage with your armor value and heals on every hit.
Supported Versions and Loader
Genshin : ElementReactions for Minecraft is built for the Forge loader, and CuriosAPI is a required dependency, so make sure both are installed before you launch. The mod targets modern 1.20.x releases, so check the version list on the download page to match your game build. If you want a smoother setup, the foxygame.net launcher keeps Genshin : ElementReactions in its add-on catalog and handles version compatibility and auto-updates for you, so you never have to hunt down matching files by hand.
How to Install Genshin : ElementReactions
Getting started is straightforward. First, confirm you are running a Forge profile that matches the mod version. Next, download Genshin : ElementReactions and drop the jar file into your mods folder alongside CuriosAPI. Launch the game, create a new world or load an existing one, and you are ready to craft your first Vision. From there, gather dyes, gold, and wood, equip the Vision in a Curios slot, and craft an Elemental Bottle to start experimenting with reactions.
Keep in mind that this is an early project from a first-time modder, so expect the occasional bug or odd translation. The developer is actively working on fixes, and future updates may change skills and numbers. That is part of the fun of following a mod in development.
Final Thoughts
Genshin : ElementReactions delivers a surprisingly deep combat layer for a single add-on. The reaction chart alone gives you dozens of tactical options, and the Vision skills and bursts make every element feel distinct. Whether you want to freeze mobs solid, chain Overloaded explosions, or shield up with Crystallize, this mod turns ordinary Minecraft fights into elemental puzzles. Grab it, equip a Vision, and see how many reactions you can stack in one battle.