TooMany Totems!
If you have ever clutched a fight thanks to a Totem of Undying, you already know how powerful a single totem can be. The TooMany Totems! mod takes that idea and runs with it, adding a whole collection of new totems that reward everything from sleeping to taming pets. Whether you are building a modpack or just want more variety in your survival world, this add-on gives you plenty of reasons to keep exploring.
What Does TooMany Totems! Add to Minecraft?
TooMany Totems! is a content mod that expands the totem system far beyond the vanilla item. Instead of one rare drop from raids, you get eleven totems, each tied to a specific action or event in the game. The mod is available for Minecraft across several popular versions and supports both Forge and Fabric, so it fits neatly into most modern setups. The original creator has stated that more totems will be added if players enjoy the mod, which makes it a nice pick for anyone who likes watching a project grow.
How to Get Every Totem
Each totem in TooMany Totems! has its own unlock condition, and most of them rely on a bit of luck. Here is the full list of triggers so you know exactly what to do.
- Totem of Unhurting - Heal an iron golem with iron for a small chance to receive it.
- Totem of Hurting - Drops when a player dies.
- Totem of Night and Totem of Sun - Chance to appear when you sleep and wake up.
- Totem of Flying - Very small chance whenever you receive the levitation effect.
- Totem of Ender - Chance when you fill an end portal frame.
- Totem of Genocide - Chance from killing team mobs such as piglins and wolves.
- Totem of Happiness - Chance when you eat a cake.
- Totem of Nature - Chance when a sapling grows into a tree.
- Totem of Love - Chance when you tame a wolf or a cat.
Crafting the Totem of Rainbow
The centerpiece of the mod is the Totem of Rainbow, and it is not something you stumble across by accident. To craft it, you need nine totems combined: Totem of Hurting, Totem of Sun, Totem of Happiness, Totem of Nature, Totem of Flying, Totem of Ender, Totem of Love, Totem of Night, and the vanilla Totem of Undying. That means you will need to trigger almost every event in the list above before you can assemble it. It is a genuine long-term goal rather than a quick craft.
Why Players Enjoy This Mod
What makes TooMany Totems! stand out is how it turns ordinary activities into small rewards. Eating cake, growing a tree, or taming a pet suddenly feels worthwhile because there is always a chance something good will drop. The totems themselves are collectible, which appeals to completionists, and the mod is lightweight enough that it will not slow down your game. The creator has also confirmed that TooMany Totems! can be used freely in modpacks, so pack authors do not need to worry about permissions.
If you are putting together a custom pack, the foxygame.net launcher makes it simple to slot TooMany Totems! in alongside your other picks, since its built-in catalog handles version matching and keeps everything updated automatically. That saves a lot of manual file shuffling.
How to Install TooMany Totems!
Getting the mod running is straightforward. First, confirm which Minecraft version and loader you are using, because the file you need depends on whether you run Forge or Fabric. Next, download TooMany Totems! from the official project page and place the .jar file into your mods folder. If you are using a launcher with a mod manager, you can often skip the manual step entirely. Once the game starts, check that the mod appears in your mod list before loading a world. After that, simply play as normal and watch for the totems to start appearing.
Final Thoughts
TooMany Totems! for Minecraft is a charming expansion that adds real replay value without changing the core feel of the game. The eleven totems give you new goals, the Totem of Rainbow gives you a long-term objective, and the random drop system keeps every session a little unpredictable. If you want more reasons to explore, farm, and experiment in your world, this mod is well worth adding to your collection.