Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge]
Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] is a lean, tech-forward modpack built for players who want a curated collection of industrial mods running on the latest NeoForge builds for Minecraft 1.21. It started as a personal testing ground for the NeoForge version of Modern Industrialization, but it has grown into a shareable pack that anyone can pick up and play. If you enjoy factory building, automation, and resource processing without the bloat of a full quest-driven progression pack, this one deserves a spot on your radar.
What Makes This Modpack Different
Most modpacks try to hold your hand with quests, custom recipes, and staged progression. Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] does none of that. There are no quests, no edited recipes, and no forced progression, because the supporting mods that would normally power those systems are not yet available for this version. Instead, you get a raw sandbox where the mods themselves define the experience.
The pack is in constant flux. Mods come and go as they update, and the author deliberately keeps useless bloat out of the list. That means the modpack stays fast, focused, and easy to maintain, which is a refreshing change from packs that pile on hundreds of dependencies.
Included Mods and World Generation
The current lineup focuses on industrial and tech mods that already work on the latest NeoForge version. Here is what you can expect inside:
- Modern Industrialization – the core inspiration for the pack, bringing deep factory chains
- Mekanism – ore processing, power generation, and digital storage
- AE2 – applied energistics storage and automation networks
- Xycraft – additional machines and processing options
- Pipez – simple and effective item, fluid, and energy pipes
World generation gets a serious upgrade too. Terralith and Nullscape load automatically, and Terrablender unites Terralith with Biomes O' Plenty for the Overworld. The result is a far more varied and interesting landscape to explore between factory builds. Incendium is planned but not yet included.
One thing to watch out for: Tough as Nails and Serene Seasons are part of the pack by default. If you prefer a climate-free experience, simply delete those mods from your folder before launching. The author intentionally leaves that choice in your hands.
Minecraft Versions and Loader Support
Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] targets Minecraft 1.21 on the NeoForge loader. The previous iteration on 1.20.4 was stalled by a non-deterministic recipe loading bug that proved nearly impossible to troubleshoot, so the project restarted fresh on 1.21. This version is actively maintained, with mods updated as new releases appear.
Because the pack is tied to the latest NeoForge builds, expect some churn. Mods may disappear temporarily if they break, and new ones will be added as they become compatible. That is part of the deal with a bleeding-edge pack.
How to Install Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge]
Getting started is straightforward. If you want to download Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge], grab the pack file from the official project page and import it into your launcher of choice. The process looks like this:
- Install a NeoForge-compatible launcher such as Prism or another instance manager
- Create a new instance for Minecraft 1.21 with the NeoForge loader selected
- Import the Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] modpack file into that instance
- Allocate at least 8 GB of RAM for smooth performance with the tech mods
- Launch the game and let the pack finish loading its mods
If you are wondering how to install it without wrestling with manual mod folders, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge], pulling the correct NeoForge version automatically and keeping the pack updated as new builds drop. That removes most of the guesswork from the setup process.
For Java, the pack runs best on Java 21. Java 22 has shown compatibility issues with NeoForge, so stick with 21 unless you enjoy troubleshooting. Using ZGC flags and setting both minimum and maximum memory to 8192 MiB gives the most stable experience.
Who Should Play This Pack
Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] is ideal for veteran modded players who know their way around Mekanism, AE2, and Modern Industrialization. It is not a beginner-friendly tutorial pack, and it does not pretend to be. If you want a clean, no-nonsense tech sandbox on the newest NeoForge version for Minecraft, this is exactly what you are looking for.
The pack is free to modify and redistribute, and the CurseForge Reward Program is disabled, so the author is not chasing download counts. It exists purely because sharing a well-maintained local setup is more fun than keeping it private.
Final Thoughts
Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] is a work in progress by design, and that is its charm. It gives you a stable core of industrial mods, improved world generation, and zero hand-holding, all on Minecraft 1.21 with NeoForge. If you are ready to build factories on the bleeding edge, download Gregorian Anagogy [NeoForge] and see where the ride takes you.