Scarlet Witch Gorgon
If you have ever wanted a cleaner, more thematic way to collect Infinity Stones in modded Minecraft, the Scarlet Witch Gorgon resource pack is worth a look. This pack reskins the gorgon mob from Ice and Fire so it reads as a Scarlet Witch-inspired boss, tying directly into the Reality Stone. It is not a one-to-one copy of any movie design, but the color palette and overall vibe fit the character's theme surprisingly well. The creator even admits the textures were painted by hand in paint.net without a 3D model reference, so expect a stylized look rather than a polished studio render.
What This Pack Actually Does
Let's clear up the biggest misconception right away. This is a texture pack for a modded mob, not a standalone mob. Dropping it into your resource pack folder will not spawn anything new. You need Ice and Fire installed, and the gorgon has to already exist in your world. Once both are in place, the gorgon takes on the Scarlet Witch Gorgon appearance and can be renamed and configured to drop the Reality Stone.
The pack was built primarily for 1.12.2, where the Infinity Stones modding scene is most active. It pairs naturally with LuCraft and Infinityraft, though any Infinity Stones mod that supports the same item IDs should work. The required base mod for the loot and spawn logic is InControl, which handles the JSON configuration behind the scenes.
Why One Boss Equals One Stone
Most Infinity Stone mods gate their stones behind creative mode, absurd travel distances, or an entirely separate dimension mod. That gets tedious fast. This setup flips the script:
- Each stone is tied to a specific vanilla or modded boss.
- The gorgon drops the Reality Stone.
- The Wither drops the Soul Stone, the Ender Dragon drops the Power Stone, and so on.
- No extra planet mods, no creative mode shortcuts.
It is a simple, satisfying loop for players who want progression without a spreadsheet of dependencies.
How to Install Scarlet Witch Gorgon for Minecraft
Installation is a two-part process, and skipping the second part is the most common mistake.
Step 1: The Resource Pack
Place the pack in your resourcepacks folder and enable it in-game. This handles the visual side only.
Step 2: The InControl Configuration
This is where the real work happens. Navigate to your Minecraft config directory, typically C:\Users\(Your User)\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\config\incontrol, and edit loot.json or spawn.json. The code has to be pasted manually into Notepad or Notepad++, so copy it carefully. The loot entry links the gorgon to the Reality Stone, while the spawn entry applies the custom name and lets you adjust health, damage, and potion effects further down in the file.
If you would rather skip the manual file editing, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install path that handles both the resource pack and the InControl configuration for Scarlet Witch Gorgon, which saves a lot of copy-paste headaches. Its add-on catalog also keeps version compatibility in check, so you are not guessing which build matches your setup.
Common Pitfalls
- Forgetting Ice and Fire: without it, there is no gorgon to reskin.
- Pasting JSON incorrectly: a single missing comma breaks the whole file.
- Using the wrong Minecraft version: stick to 1.12.2 unless the pack states otherwise.
- Expecting a new mob: this only changes an existing one.
Final Thoughts
The Scarlet Witch Gorgon pack is a niche but clever solution for players who love the Infinity Stones concept but hate the grind. It rewards boss hunting with meaningful loot, adds a bit of Marvel flavor to Ice and Fire, and gives you full control over names, stats, and effects through InControl. If you are running a 1.12.2 modpack with LuCraft or Infinityraft, it slots in nicely. Just remember the golden rule: one boss, one stone, and always back up your config files before editing.