What Is the More Avaritia Mod?
If you have ever pushed Minecraft to its absolute limits, you know the name Avaritia. It is the mod that defines the endgame with overpowered items, infinite resources, and the infamous Infinity Sword capable of deleting any entity with a single slash. More Avaritia takes that philosophy and cranks it up even further, breathing new life into the concept by adding Avaritia-tier recipes to items that were previously unobtainable or locked away in creative mode. This mod acts as a bridge between the most popular tech and magic mods, letting you craft things like the Creative Capacitor Bank, the Creative CAD Assembly, and the Guilty Mana Pool using extreme resource sinks that only the most dedicated players can conquer.
Reviving the Ultimate Endgame
The original Avaritia mod set the bar for absurdly expensive crafting tables and tools that laugh at the word “balance.” More Avaritia picks up that mantle, but with a twist: instead of creating new overpowered gadgets from scratch, it focuses on giving you legitimate survival pathways to items that normally require cheating. Suddenly, that Creative Energy Cell from Thermal Expansion or the Creative Vending Upgrade from Storage Drawers becomes a real, craftable goal. The recipes are deliberately monstrous, often requiring singularities, neutronium ingots, and crystal matrices from Avaritia itself, so the journey remains grueling. Yet the satisfaction of finally holding a legitimately crafted creative-tier item in your survival world is unmatched.
New Weapons and Tools: Balanced Mayhem
The Infinity Sword (Balanced)
One of the standout additions is the Infinity Sword (Balanced). The original Infinity Sword simply executes a /kill command on whatever it strikes, which feels more like a console trick than a weapon. The balanced version replaces that with a flat 400 attack damage—still enough to one-shot virtually anything in the game, but now it respects armor, resistances, and damage caps in a way that feels more like actual combat. The recipe remains just as insane, demanding the same cosmic resources, so earning it still marks you as a true endgame titan.
Infinity-1 Tools
Not everyone wants to grind for months to get a taste of infinite durability. That is where the Infinity-1 (Infinity Minus One) tools come in. These diamond-and-nether-star-based implements offer a middle ground:
- Infinity-1 Pickaxe: Acts as a multitool. Shift right-click to toggle between Fortune III and Silk Touch, making it the only mining tool you will ever need.
- Infinity-1 Hoe: Infinite durability and fully compatible with farming stations, so your automated farms never stop.
- Infinity-1 Sword: Deals 60 attack damage, turning even the toughest bosses into trivial encounters without breaking the game’s damage logic.
These tools give players a taste of infinity without requiring the full Avaritia resource chain, perfect for those who want to dominate but still have a reason to keep progressing.
Massive Mod Compatibility
More Avaritia shines brightest when you run a heavily modded instance. The mod currently supports an impressive roster of popular mods, adding custom Avaritia-style recipes for their creative or otherwise locked items. Some of the supported mods include:
- Applied Energistics 2
- Blood Magic
- Botania
- Draconic Evolution
- Ender IO
- Extreme Reactors
- Refined Storage
- Thermal Expansion
- Tinkers' Construct
- Thaumcraft
- Psi
- Quantum Flux
- RF Tools
- Storage Drawers
- Advanced Solar Panels
- Cyberware
- Dank/Null
- Extra Utilities 2
This extensive list means you can tie together multiple progression lines and finally craft that Creative Mana Pool or the Creative CAD Assembly after conquering the combined challenges of magic and technology. The mod author maintains a detailed wiki page listing every added recipe, along with items they deliberately chose not to include, so you can plan your grind with precision.
Getting Started with More Avaritia
Installing the mod is straightforward. You will need the core Avaritia mod and any supported mods you want the extra recipes for. Once you have the files, drop them into your mods folder and launch the game. If you prefer a more streamlined experience, you can quickly add this mod to your game through the foxygame.net launcher, a flexible and modern Minecraft launcher that lets you browse and install mods right from its menu, making setup effortless. After that, the new recipes will automatically appear in JEI, and you can start working toward your first creative-tier item. Keep in mind that these recipes are not for the faint of heart—expect to automate singularities, set up massive resource farms, and push your modpack’s infrastructure to its breaking point.
Tips for Server Owners and Pack Makers
More Avaritia is a fantastic tool for extending the lifespan of a modded server. By gating creative items behind Avaritia recipes, you give your community long-term goals that require cooperation and massive factory builds. You can also use the Infinity-1 tools as mid-game rewards that do not completely trivialize other mods. The balanced Infinity Sword is especially useful on servers where /kill weapons are banned or considered too disruptive, since it deals high but fair damage. Just remember to check the mod’s wiki before suggesting new recipes, as some items are intentionally left unobtainable for balance reasons.
Conclusion
More Avaritia is the perfect companion for anyone who loves the absurd scale of Avaritia but craves more tangible rewards from their other favorite mods. It transforms the “unobtainable” into the ultimate trophy, adds new tools that bridge the gap between mortal and god-tier, and respects the original mod’s philosophy of grinding for glory. Whether you are a solo player aiming to collect every creative item in survival or a server admin looking to give your community a true endgame, this mod delivers. Just be prepared to sacrifice countless hours and a small mountain of resources—but when you finally hold that legitimately crafted Creative Capacitor Bank, every second will feel worth it.