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Fittings

### Introduction

A "Fit" is an individual ship fitting, while a "Doctrine" refers to a fleet composition. Fits within a Doctrine are "Doctrine Fits", these are included on this page for completeness, and the fits that apply to a doctrine are marked with a ★. All of the fits posted here can be copy-pasted into both PYFA and EVE's fitting window - if you are unsure how to do this, please consult our Fitting Guide. Doctrine fits are sometimes not ideal for flying solo, as they generally require complementary support ships, so if you're not sure about a fit feel free to ask for help on COLONY Discord.

### Fleet Doctrines

* Fun Tristans
* Fun Thrashers
* Battle Bug
* Larkness Moas
* ESS Moas
* Rapid Light Caracals
* Jackdaws

### Individual Fits

#### **Tech 1**

##### Destroyers

* Arty Thrasher ★

* Blaster Cormorant

##### Cruisers

* RLML Caracal ★
* HAM Caracal
* Heavy Caracal
* AB Rail Moa ★
* AB Blaster Moa ★
* AB AC Rupture
* Maller
* AB Rail Thorax
* Vexor
* Shield Logi Osprey ★
* Shield Logi Scythe ★
* Armor Logi Augoror
* Armor Logi Exquror

##### Combat Battlecruisers

* Rail Ferox
* Battle Bug Brutix ★
* Blaster Brutix
* Beam Kite Harbinger
* Prophecy

##### Attack Battlecruisers

* Oracle
* Naga
* Tornado
* Talos

#### **Tech 2**

##### Assault Frigates

* Blarpy ★
* Blenyo
* Ramjag ★
* Retribution

##### Interceptors

* Taxi fits
* Fleet tackle fits ★
* Forward scout fits ★

##### Stealth Bombers

* Hound
* Purifier
* Nemesis
* Manticore

##### Interdictors

* Flycatcher ★
* Sabre ★

#### **Tech 3**

##### Tactical Destroyers

* Beamkite Confessor
* Blaster Hecate ★
* Fleet Jackdaw ★
* Arty Scanner Svipul ★

#### **Faction (Navy/Pirate)**

##### Cruiser

* Ashimmu
* Cynabal
* ENI
Minecraft

Minecraft doesn't need any introduction because at this point, nearly every human being in existence knows about this in some way or another. Hundreds of millions of people all over the world really love this game.

One aspect of Minecraft that makes everyone love it is the absolute freedom it gives to players. You can try surviving and exploring (note: survival in minecraft is boring and undeveloped), building, making videos about whatever you do in the game, modding, playing with mods, etc. Whatever the hell you want to do in the game, it's possible. The only limit is your imagination.

There are many editions of the game, but the main ones are the Java Edition (the og version with a well established audience), and the Bedrock Edition (not to be confused for MCPE), which encompasses the Windows Store version, the mobile version, and many console versions. Prehistoric Rift and Borgy's Mobs in particular were made for Bedrock as modding in that edition is quite easy and straightforward.
Troubleshooting

So... you have a problem with the addon? Welp, go on and read on...

## The new update isn't on some addon app from the play store/app store!

Do not trust those addon apps. Developers have no control over what gets uploaded there, and most of them do not directly upload their addons there. You should have used MCPEDL instead since MCPEDL is pretty much the hub for all things MC Bedrock.

Anyways, proper link for Prehistoric Rift is here.

## I cannot craft treats/tame creatures/find new items/yadda yadda yadda

You should have turned these on. Hell, the download website and the MCPEDL page literally emphasize this, and we're tired of people asking us this question all over again.

## Certain features don't work even after I turned on all the experimental toggles!

Make sure you're on the latest stable version of Minecraft. The general rule of thumb is that if you're on a beta version of Minecraft, then you better downgrade to the official versions. If you're on an ancient version of Minecraft for some reason (maybe from an apk or whatever) then you better update to the latest official release. If you're still on the latest stable release and something's not right, there's a good chance it will be fixed in some upcoming update, so just wait by that point.

## I cannot hatch the eggs from Prehistoric Rift

Due to the weird ways Minecraft works, here are some tips

* Ensure they're emitting green particles, which shows whether or not they are hatching
* Make sure to be near the eggs while they're hatching. DO NOT GO FAR AWAY FROM THEM TO THE POINT WHERE THE CHUNKS THEY'RE IN ARE UNLOADED, OR ELSE THE HATCH TIMER WILL BE PAUSED
* Do not restart the world, as their hatch timer will reset if that happens
Prehistoric Rift

**Prehistoric Rift** is an addon by ANightDazingZoroark (or BorgyDudeMan) that aims to expand upon the gameplay of Minecraft by adding prehistoric creatures and enhancing the vanilla experience. The addon is in an early beta phase in order to give players an idea of what will be added by the time the addon gets out of beta.

A Java port is available on the Discord server for the addon, but it's very bare bones.

This page will serve as a hub for all pages that have something to do with this addon.

## Features

Prehistoric Rift has quite a lot of features and things that the player can do

* Eggs
* Taming
* Creature Handling
* Additional Crafting Recipes
* Splash Texts
* Commands
* Temperature
* Mob Events

## Creatures

The creatures of the addon are divided into distinct categories

### Dinosaurs

The dinosaurs are probably the most well known creatures this addon adds. There's no need to go on and introduce them.

* Apatosaurus
* Baryonyx
* Parasaurolophus
* Saurophaganax
* Stegosaurus
* Triceratops
* Tyrannosaurus
* Utahraptor

### Mammals

Mammals are warm blooded creatures that usually give birth to live young.

* Dimetrodon
* Direwolf
* Megaloceros
* Palaeocastor

### Reptiles

Reptiles are cold blooded and are typically slow.

* Sarcosuchus

### Birds

Birds are feathered creatures that can either fly or take reduced fall damage.

* Dodo

### Fish

The most boring creatures in the addon

* Coelacanth
* Megapiranha

### Invertebrates

These creatures have a hard exoskeleton as protection and are very soft on the inside. Wait a minute...

* Anomalocaris

## Items

Prehistoric Rift also has quite a lot of items that you can use to craft more items or cause some mayhem.

* Tools
* Foodstuff
* Resources
* Tribute Items

## Blocks

Prehistoric Rift also has a handful of blocks that you can use for decoration purposes.

* Furniture
* Thatch Blocks
* Journal Enscriber

## Structures

There's not a lot of structures in Prehistoric Rift, but they get featured here anyway like always

* Tyrannosaurus Nest
Apatosaurus Platform

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

The Apatosaurus Platform is a tool from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Apatosaurus Platforms are the only way to control a tamed Apatosaurus when riding them. The saddle offers more features than a regular saddle, such as 2 passenger seats, more storage, and the ability to place stationary weapons on the back.

To make nearby mobs ride, press jump. To make them dismount, press jump again.
Chicken

* Chicken
* Chick

Chickens are passive creatures that spawn in oak forests. They can also be spawned from their respective animal cages.

## Appearance

They have three different color variants: white, brown, and silver.

## Behavior

Chickens usually just walk around and jump over one block wide gaps. They occasionally lay eggs.

### Tips

When the animal gets hurt, it drops some feathers (but it will run away of course). This can be used to farm feathers by punching it and letting it heal and punching it again. This also works with eggs, and even though they don't do damage, they still hurt the chicken (but the chicken doesn't run away) and the game will let it drop some feather so you can obtain many feathers by throwing the eggs at them.
###### Egg

They have a small chance of spawning a chick. Must be cooked to eat.

**Range: 7 blocks
Restores:**

###### Chicken (Meat)

tasty
### health:

**2**

Chicks are baby chickens. They don't lay eggs, and drops nothing. They grow into chickens overtime. They can be spawned by breeding chickens, or by using chick cages. They can also be spawned by throwing eggs.
## Trivia

* They are the only animal that doesn't use hay feeder to breed, but instead uses chicken coop.
* The chicks are the creatures with the 2nd lowest health in the game, after Birds. They are also the most pathetic.

## Related Achievements

1. ↑ They don't hatch, they just drop as items (just like in block game where you mine and craft >:)
2. ↑ does not work for chicks
3. ↑ Torturing
Direbear

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

**Note**: This article describes something that is currently in development. Please refrain from requesting for when it will be released in the comments or else you will get blocked.

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

Coming Soon...

The Direbear is an upcoming creature from Prehistoric Rift.

## Journal Entry

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Headcrab Launcher

This page is about content from Borgy's Mobs

The Headcrab Launcher is a tool from Borgy's Mobs.

## Details

Headcrab Launchers require Raw Headcrab to be crafted. These items launch Headcrabs over a short distance. Once they land, they will act like any normal headcrab. If they hit a valid prey item while mid-air, they will latch onto them and turn them into a Headcrab Zombie.

Headcrab Launchers have 30 durability, and for every use it loses 1 durability. It can be repaired with Enderpearls.
Creature Handling

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

Taming creatures is one thing, but taking care of them and using their abilities is another.

## Commanding Creatures

All tamed creatures can have their state and behavior. State refers to whether or not the creature will sit, stand, or wander, while the behavior refers to the creature's attitude towards other non-tamed creatures. These include assist (they will help you in combat), neutral (they wil defend themselves only), aggressive (they will attack anything in sight), or passive (they will never attack).

In order to change the state of a creature, just sneak and right click/tap and hold. To change the behavior of a creature, do the same but while holding a Command Staff.

## Riding

Riding a creature is as simple as placing a saddle in its inventory. The main exception to this is the Apatosaurus, which requires an Apatosaurus Platform to be controlled and ridden.

For aquatic creatures, press and hold jump to swim up, do nothing to swim down, and double press jump to switch in and out of hovering mode.

## Using Abilities

Currently there are 3 items that can activate abilities. They are the Command Staff, the Harvest Staff, and the Command Console. The command staff is for the innate ability of the creature, the harvest staff is for harvest related abilities, and the command console is for activating any weapons attached to a creature.

To activate an ability, just right click/tap and hold while holding any one of the aforementioned items and riding a creature to activate that creature's ability.

Many creatures have multiple command staff abilities. To change a creature's command staff ability, right click/tap and hold for a while, then release.

## Adding a Chest

You can add chests to your tames. Just sneak and right click/interact with your tamed creature while holding a chest to add it. Do note that the chest cannot be removed, and the only way to get the chest back would be to kill it.

## Feeding

Don't use Treats for that, despite the fact that it's probably your first instinct to do so. Any form of regular Minecraft food, such as apples, leaves, or porkchop can be given to creatures to heal them instead of making healing splash potions. Food items from the addon such as Exotic Meat can also be used too.

You can even use Golden Apples or Enchanted Golden Apples on herbivores, or Mixed Meat or Enchanted Mixed Meat to boost them up for battle!

## Breeding

Just give two creatures their favorite Treats. Just note that the breeding cooldown is quite long, around 20 minutes (1 in-game day) to be exact.

## Killing your Tames

It's impossible to hit your own tames for safety purposes, but if you don't want to keep a tamed creature around anymore, you can give them euthanasia. Right click/interact while holding it to do so.
AB Blaster Moa

### Fitting:

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Borgy's Mobs

**Borgy's Mobs** is an addon by ANightDazingZoroark (or BorgyDudeMan) that simply adds a variety of creatures to your Minecraft world, all of which have a variety of abilities and uses that make them interesting and unique. Most of them come from various video game franchises or Philippine Mythology.

This page will serve as a hub for all pages that have something to do with this addon.

## Creatures

Unlike Prehistoric Rift, Borgy's Mobs doesn't categorize creatures in whatever way possible. As such, they're listed here by alphabetical order.

* Aquatic Headcrab
* Bakunawa
* Bull Houndeye
* Bullsquid
* Electro Headcrab
* Enderite Headcrab
* Fast Headcrab
* Floating Headcrab
* Frostbite Headcrab
* Headcrab
* Houndeye
* Hoteye
* Icthyosaur
* Lavawyrm
* Manananggal
* Plaguebird
* Poison Headcrab
* Sarimanok
* Scorched Headcrab
* Sigbin

## Items

Borgy's Mobs also has a variety of items that can be utilized by the player.

* Tools
* Foodstuff
* Special Items

## Blocks

There's not much in terms of blocks since this addon has a heavy focus on adding more mobs, but they still get featured anyway

* Bakunawa Nest Material
* Sonic Absorber

## Structures

There's also not a lot of structures in Borgy's Mobs, but they get featured here anyway like always

* Bakunawa Nest
Birthday Costume

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

**Note**: This item's functionality has been temporarily disabled. It does not work in the current version, but it will eventually work in another update

The Birthday Costume is a type of special item from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Birthday Costumes can only be obtained from super rare loot sacks. They are compatible with the ff creatures:

* Tyrannosaurus
* Stegosaurus

When applied, it will revert the creature's appearance to their old pre 0.3.0 models.

The Birthday Costume can only be applied when the creature you use them on is tamed.
Watermark

Watermarks are a feature in various addons that are on MCPEDL. Prehistoric Rift and Borgy's Mobs are some of them.

## History

It is unclear what really was the first addon that had a watermark, but since we don't have any information at the moment, we'll be skipping over that part and focus on why the addons this wiki covers has them in the first place.

You see, at first, when Zoroark/Borgy intially released 0.1.0 (when it was only known within dino addon discord servers), he decided that it anyone can freely share it around provided that he got credited. Then 0.4.0 came out, and that was when the addon got posted to MCPEDL, and it was covered by various YouTubers. And that was when things got a bit downhill.

You see, there are certain YouTubers who would leave adfly links to direct MediaFire links to Prehistoric Rift, as well as people who just left direct MediaFire links in their descriptions. And they didn't even credit Zoroark/Borgy, which indeed is quite scummy. And because the addon was under MIT license (TLDR of that license is that anyone can do whatever they want with something), he had little to no power over them other than him going to those YouTubers' comment sections or @ing them on Twitter.

Eventually, Zoroark/Borgy had enough of this, and so he implemented the ever so dreaded watermark. This move would eventually make the addon's popularity suffer as Addon Apps, other addon reposting websites, and scummy YouTubers couldn't repost them without risking getting swarmed with hate comments or whatever. And that sort of stuck ever since.
Command Staff

**Note**: This item has nothing to do with the Staffs from Borgy's Mobs

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

The Command Staff is a tool from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

The Command Staff is an item that can trigger a number of abilities of any creature. To trigger an ability, just right click/tap and hold once. To change the ability (if the creature has more than one), right click/tap and hold for a few seconds, then release.
Journal Enscriber

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

**Note**: This item's functionality has been temporarily disabled. It does not work in the current version, but it will eventually work in another update

Journal Enscribers are a special type of block that were required to craft the Journals.

## Details

Journal Enscribers are required to craft the Journals. To do so, place a book on them, then use a Tribute Item on them. The journal will be invisible as a dropped item though, so make sure to keep an eye out for any circles that pop out after crafting the Journal.

The recipe shown above works for all forms of wooden planks.
Plastic Frame

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

Plastic Frames are a type of resource from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

The base plastic frames can be obtained by smelting Crude Oil in a furnace. It can then be used to make plastic furniture or Plastic Blocks. You can then place them in a crafting grid alongside any other dye to make dyed plastic frames.

## Gallery

Base plastic frameBlack plastic frameBlue plastic frameBrown plastic frameCyan plastic frameGray plastic frameGreen plastic frameLight blue plastic frameLight gray plastic frameLime plastic frameMagenta plastic frameOrange plastic framePink plastic framePurple plastic frameRed plastic frameWhite plastic frameYellow plastic frame
Fried Egg

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

Fried eggs are a type of foodstuff from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Fried eggs can be obtained by cooking Eggs or a chicken egg. The type of fried egg you will get depends on the type of egg used. There are 3 so far.

### Small Fried Egg

Obtained by cooking chicken eggs or Dodo eggs. When consumed, it has a low saturation modifier and restores 3 hunger points.

### Medium Fried Egg

Obtained by cooking Dimetrodon eggs, Utahraptor eggs, or Sarcosuchus eggs. When consumed, it has a low saturation modifier and restores 5 hunger points.

### Large Fried Egg

Obtained by cooking Apatosaurus eggs, Parasaurolophus eggs, Stegosaurus eggs, Triceratops eggs, and Tyrannosaurus eggs. When consumed, it has a low saturation modifier and restores 7 hunger points.
Harvest Staff

**Note**: This item has nothing to do with the Staffs from Borgy's Mobs

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

The Harvest Staff is a tool from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

The Harvest Staff is a tool that is required to use the harvesting abilities of mounts. The items collected depends on the harvest abilities of whatever you're riding. To use it, right click/tap and hold while riding a creature with such abilities.
Staffs

**Note**: These items have nothing to do with the Command Staff or the Harvest Staff from Prehistoric Rift

This page is about content from Borgy's Mobs

Staffs are a vital part of the gameplay of Borgy's Mobs. They are required to activate certain abilities for a tamed creature.

## Staffs

### Bakunawa Staff

The Bakunawa Staff is essential to activating and changing the abilities of a tamed Bakunawa. Right click/tap and hold once to use it while riding on a Bakunawa to activate any one of its abilities, and right click/tap and hold for some time then release to change its ability.

### Icthyosaur Staff

The Icthyosaur Staff is essential to activating the abilities of a tamed Icthyosaur. Right click/tap and hold to use it while riding on a Icthyosaur to activate its ability.

### Sigbin Staff

The Sigbin Staff is essential to activating the abilities of a tamed Sigbin. Right click/tap and hold on a Sigbin while holding this staff to make it invisible, and repeat that process to make it visible again.

### Lavawyrm Staff

The Lavawyrm Staff is essential to activating and changing the abilities of a tamed Lavawyrm. Right click/tap and hold once to use it while riding on a Lavawyrm to activate any one of its abilities, and right click/tap and hold for some time then release to change its ability.
Thatch

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

Thatch is a type of resource from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Thatch can be obtained by using the Triceratops' harvest staff ability on logs. The type of thatch gathered depends on the type of log harvested.

Thatch can be used to craft Thatch Blocks.

## Gallery

Oak ThatchSpruce ThatchBirch ThatchJungle ThatchAcacia ThatchDark Oak ThatchCrimson ThatchWarped Thatch
Hemolymph

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

Hemolymph is a type of foodstuff from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Hemolymph is dropped by Bees, Spiders, Cave Spiders, Silverfish, and Anomalocarises. When raw, it has a low saturation modifier, restores 1 hunger point, and applies poison for 30 seconds. When cooked, it has a good saturation modifier and restores 6 hunger points.
Indominus Rex

**Note**: The content in this page was from an April Fool's joke. It is not meant to be taken seriously in whatever capacity and is not an official feature to the addon.

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift that has since been removed.

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

Everywhere

The Indominus Rex is a removed creature from Prehistoric Rift. It could only be obtained by downloading the April Fool's Day 2021 update.

## Journal Transcript

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## Behavior (Wild)

Indominus Rexes spawn en masse throughout the world, killing everything in sight and wrecking any blocks they walk into. Bedrock walls are not enough to stop its wrath, and not even the Tyrannosaurus, Apatosaurus, the Wither, or the Enderdragon can stop it.

## Combat

Indominus Rexes take no damage whatsoever. The only option from this point on would probably be to run or hide from the mass amounts of Indominus Rexes spawning throughout the world.

## Taming

It is impossible to tame an Indominus Rex.

## Utility

Indominus Rexes have no form of utility for the player whatsoever.

## Gallery

Model
Furniture Bench

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift that has since been removed.

The Furniture Bench was a block from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

The Furniture Bench requires a Furniture Tool to be crafted. It was an essential block for crafting Furniture. Interacting with it while holding a Blueprint then interacting with it again while holding a valid item used to give you your furniture.

## Valid Combinations

### When Chair Blueprint is applied

* Chair Blueprint + Oak Planks = Oak Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Spruce Planks = Spruce Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Birch Planks = Birch Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Jungle Planks = Jungle Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Acacia Planks = Acacia Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Dark Oak Planks = Dark Oak Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Crimson Planks = Crimson Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Warped Planks = Warped Chair
* Chair Blueprint + Plastic Frame = Plastic Chair

### When Table Blueprint is applied

* Table Blueprint + Oak Planks = Oak Table
* Table Blueprint + Spruce Planks = Spruce Table
* Table Blueprint + Birch Planks = Birch Table
* Table Blueprint + Jungle Planks = Jungle Table
* Table Blueprint + Acacia Planks = Acacia Table
* Table Blueprint + Dark Oak Planks = Dark Oak Table
* Table Blueprint + Crimson Planks = Crimson Table
* Table Blueprint + Warped Planks = Warped Table
* Table Blueprint + Plastic Frame = Plastic Table
Addon Apps

Addon apps are where 99% of children go to get addons for Minecraft Bedrock Edition.

## So... What's with Zoroark's/Borgy's seemingly irrational hatred for these addon apps?

Ever since Prehistoric Rift's 0.5.1 update added a watermark to the addon for identification purposes, they all stopped updating their copies to the latest versions of the addon and have stuck to 0.5.0. Whether it's out of respect for the creator or to avoid getting mobs of people leaving 1 star reviews for stealing addons, the answer is unclear. Even worse, Zoroark/Borgy has tried contacting them to update their versions with very little success. This has led to people stumbling upon Zoroark's/Borgy's YouTube channel and getting shocked upon discovering updates that the apps don't offer to begin with.

Thankfully, Borgy's Mobs doesn't have that issue as it was given a watermark from the very beginning.
The Impostor

**Note**: The content in this page was from an April Fool's joke. It is not meant to be taken seriously in whatever capacity and is not an official feature to the addon.

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

n/a

The Impostor is a ~~sussy~~ joke creature from Prehistoric Rift. It could only be obtained by downloading the April Fool's Day 2023 update.

## Behavior (Wild)

The Impostor cannot be found in the wild. The player has to obtain its spawn egg from the creative inventory or through commands. Once summoned, an earrape version of the Emergency Meeting theme from Among us will play nonstop.

The Impostor deals so much damage that the moment it touches you your screen also gets damaged, and it's enough to kill players that are in the best protection that vanilla Minecraft can give. It can also break all blocks, even bedrock.

## Combat

There is no hope. Or running. Just surrender.

## Gallery

Model

**Warning**: This section contains images of suspicious origin. Do not open unless you know what you're doing.
Mixed Meat

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

Mixed Meat is a type of foodstuff from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Mixed Meat is essentially similar to vanilla Minecraft's Golden Apples except that they can be eaten by carnivorous creatures. They grant all the perks a Golden Apple will give you when consumed.
Commands

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

It turns out that Prehistoric Rift has stuff that takes advantage of commands. It doesn't have new commands entirely or new `/gamerule` arguments, but the ones listed here should probably do.

## Summoning Baby Creatures

All creatures from the addon (except the Coelacanth and the Megapiranha) have baby forms. To spawn them as their baby forms only (probably to make showcasing or taming in creative mode easier), you can use this:

```
/summon <insert creature identifier here> ~ ~ ~ rift:spawn_as_baby
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For example, typing `/summon rift:tyrannosaurus ~ ~ ~ rift:spawn_as_baby` will summon a baby Tyrannosaurus you can tame, and so on and so fourth.

## Summoning Specific Egg Types

In case you want to spawn in an egg with commands for some reason, here's something you should know: all eggs in the addon share the same identifier, being `rift:egg`. To summon a specific egg with commands, you can use this:

```
/summon rift:egg ~ ~ ~ rift:summon_<insert creature name here>_egg
```

For example, typing `/summon rift:egg ~ ~ ~ rift:summon_apatosaurus_egg` will summon an Apatosaurus egg you can hatch, and so on and so fourth.
Hoteye

This page is about content from Borgy's Mobs

The Hoteye is a creature from Borgy's Mobs.

## Behavior (Wild)

Hoteyes are unstable creatures that are prone to exploding. Upon finding a pig, player, or villager, they will rush towards them then explode. The resulting explosion cannot destroy blocks but it deals considerable damage to all mobs near the blast area. They will also explode when taking damage.

## Combat

It is recommended that you try to avoid them as much as possible unless you have ranged weaponry, which is recommended as you will then be able to eliminate Hoteyes without getting affected by their explosions.

## Taming

Hoteyes cannot be tamed, besides they're very suicidal to begin with.

## Utility

While Hoteyes cannot be tamed, it is possible to lure one to some mobs for lots of damage similarly to Creepers.

## Notes/Trivia

* The Hoteyes in the addon are based off the red exploding houndeyes that can be found in Xen in Black Mesa
	+ Speaking of the red exploding houndeyes from Black Mesa, the word "Hoteye" was confirmed to be their names by the developers

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/blackmesadevs/status/1144047977742209024?lang=en
Enderite Headcrab

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The Enderite Headcrab is a creature from Borgy's Mobs.

## Behavior (Wild)

Enderite Headcrabs will wander and teleport aimlessly, looking for hosts to take over. The hosts can be any of the following:

* Players
* Villagers
* Wandering Traders
* Evokers
* Vindicators
* Pillagers
* Witches
* Piglins
* Brute Piglins

Once they take over a preferred mob they will use the host to find food to consume in order to grow. The enderite headcrab then performs heavy bodily modifications to the host, removing nearly every internal organs, removing the entire integumentary system, and turning the hands into claws. Based on all of that its basically a miracle that they can survive in such a state.

Hosts remain conscious, but they cannot do anything to resist the Enderite Headcrab's influence. As such, they will usually cry in pain when they take damage. It is impossible to turn them back to normal as their bodies were extremely mutilated by the Scorched Headcrab so that it can optimize the amount of food it can consume, which can lead to death.

When the host is killed, the enderite headcrab riding it falls off. You can prevent this by hitting the scorched headcrab to kill both the host and the scorched headcrab.

Enderite Headcrabs and Enderite Headcrab Zombies will try to avoid Sigbins as much as possible. They also take damage when in water.

Unlike endermen, they don't have any sense of self-preservation, so they can still be hit by arrows.

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

The End

Fast Headcrab zombies are the result of Players, Villagers, Wandering Traders, Evokers, Vindicators, Pillagers, Witches, Piglins, or Brute Piglins getting attacked by a Fast Headcrab. They may also spawn all over the end.

They are capable of teleportation, but unlike endermen, they don't have any sense of self-preservation, so they can still be hit by arrows.

## Combat

### General

Sigbins are the best counter to Enderite Heacrabs and Enderite Headcrab Zombies as they will try to avoid them as much as possible.

### Enderite Headcrab

Enderite Headcrabs can be a nuisance from around the end, but by the time you enter the end you probably have really good armor (including a helmet), so they're somewhat easy to deal with.

Speaking of helmets, wearing a helmet is the best form of protection from them, but do note that due to technical limitations only vanilla helmets or helmets from Borgy's Mobs work.

### Enderite Headcrab Zombie

Enderite Headcrab Zombies are less powerful than endermen and they don't take advantage of their teleportation abilities in combat, but they are more aggressive than them. Make sure to attack the head to prevent the enderite headcrab from dropping.

## Utility

Enderite Headcrabs don't have that much use aside from their meat, which you must cook to eat, or to give to Houndeyes or Sigbins to heal them up. You can also use their raw meat to create the Headcrab Launcher, a ranged weapon you can use to launch headcrabs and turn most mobs into headcrab zombies or troll your friends.
Journals

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The Journals were written by an unknown Villager who was studying the creatures of Prehistoric Rift. All of what that certain villager has observed about the creatures they observed intensely were written as a way to help out anyone who stumbles upon them to survive in the harsh new world of Prehistoric Rift. Many have taken these as gospel and as such have copied individual pages and spread them all over the world.

As of now, they are all automatically unlocked, but this will change by 0.7.0.

## Old Gallery of Journals

### Dinosaurs

ApatosaurusBaryonyxParasaurolophusSaurophaganaxStegosaurusTriceratopsTyrannosaurusUtahraptor
## Notes/Trivia

* Contrary to popular belief, the old journals are not actual in-game books with magic applied to them, but are actually vanilla books edited in GIMP
Loot Sack

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Loot sacks are resources from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Loot Sacks can drop from carnivorous creatures, and are a fairly common drop. The loot one can obtain from these items depends on the rarity.

## Rarities

* Common (Dropped by Utahraptors, Dimetrodons, Sarcosuchuses, Megapiranhas, Anomalocarises, Saurophaganaxes, Direwolves, and Baryonyxes)
* Uncommon (Dropped by Utahraptors, Dimetrodons, Sarcosuchuses, Anomalocarises, Direwolves, and Baryonyxes)
* Rare (Dropped by Tyrannosauruses)
* Super Rare (Dropped by Tyrannosauruses)

## Possible Drops

* Common
	+ Bread (2-4)
	+ Carrots (2-4)
	+ Baked Potatoes (2-4)
	+ Beetroot Soup (2-4)
	+ Cooked Porkchop (2-4)
	+ Cooked Beef (2-4)
	+ Cooked Chicken (2-4)
	+ Cooked Mutton (2-4)
	+ Cooked Exotic Meat (2-4)
	+ Stone Axe
	+ Stone Shovel
	+ Stone Pickaxe
	+ Stone Sword
	+ Bow
	+ Arrows (3-6)
* Uncommon
	+ Bread (2-4)
	+ Carrots (2-4)
	+ Baked Potatoes (2-4)
	+ Beetroot Soup (2-4)
	+ Pumpkin Pie (2-4)
	+ Truffles (2-4)
	+ Cooked Porkchop (2-4)
	+ Cooked Beef (2-4)
	+ Cooked Chicken (2-4)
	+ Cooked Mutton (2-4)
	+ Cooked Exotic Meat (2-4)
	+ Cooked Dodo Meat (2-4)
	+ Cooked Hadrosaur Meat (2-4)
	+ Stone Axe
	+ Stone Shovel
	+ Stone Pickaxe
	+ Stone Sword
	+ Iron Axe
	+ Iron Shovel
	+ Iron Pickaxe
	+ Iron Sword
	+ Bow
	+ Arrows (3-6)
	+ Blueprints
	+ Iron Armor
* Rare
	+ Bread (3-6)
	+ Carrots (3-6)
	+ Baked Potatoes (3-6)
	+ Beetroot Soup (3-6)
	+ Pumpkin Pie (3-6)
	+ Truffles (3-6)
	+ Golden Apples (3-6)
	+ Cooked Porkchop (3-6)
	+ Cooked Beef (3-6)
	+ Cooked Chicken (3-6)
	+ Cooked Mutton (3-6)
	+ Cooked Exotic Meat (3-6)
	+ Cooked Dodo Meat (3-6)
	+ Cooked Hadrosaur Meat (3-6)
	+ Cooked Megapiranha Meat (3-6)
	+ Mixed Meat (3-6)
	+ Iron Axe
	+ Iron Shovel
	+ Iron Pickaxe
	+ Iron Sword
	+ Diamond Axe
	+ Diamond Shovel
	+ Diamond Pickaxe
	+ Diamond Sword
	+ Bow
	+ Arrows (7-10)
	+ Blueprints
	+ Iron Armor
	+ Diamond Armor

* Super Rare
	+ Bread (3-6)
	+ Carrots (3-6)
	+ Baked Potatoes (3-6)
	+ Beetroot Soup (3-6)
	+ Pumpkin Pie (3-6)
	+ Truffles (3-6)
	+ Golden Apples (3-6)
	+ Enchanted Golden Apples (3-6)
	+ Cooked Porkchop (3-6)
	+ Cooked Beef (3-6)
	+ Cooked Chicken (3-6)
	+ Cooked Mutton (3-6)
	+ Cooked Exotic Meat (3-6)
	+ Cooked Dodo Meat (3-6)
	+ Cooked Hadrosaur Meat (3-6)
	+ Cooked Megapiranha Meat (3-6)
	+ Mixed Meat (3-6)
	+ Enchanted Mixed Meat (3-6)
	+ Diamond Axe
	+ Diamond Shovel
	+ Diamond Pickaxe
	+ Diamond Sword
	+ Diamond Axe (with one enchantment)
	+ Diamond Shovel (with one enchantment)
	+ Diamond Pickaxe (with one enchantment)
	+ Diamond Sword (with one enchantment)
	+ Bow
	+ Bow (with one enchantment)
	+ Arrows (7-10)
	+ Blueprints
	+ Diamond Armor
	+ Diamond Armor (with one enchantment)
	+ Halloween Costume
Scorched Headcrab

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The Scorched Headcrab is a creature from Borgy's Mobs.

## Behavior (Wild)

Fast Headcrabs will wander aimlessly, looking for hosts to take over. The hosts can be any of the following:

* Players
* Villagers
* Wandering Traders
* Evokers
* Vindicators
* Pillagers
* Witches
* Piglins
* Brute Piglins

Once they take over a preferred mob they will use the host to find food to consume in order to grow. The scorched headcrab then performs heavy bodily modifications to the host, burning the entire body and removing the skin covering the hands to turn them into claws.

Hosts remain conscious, but they cannot do anything to resist the Scorched Headcrab's influence. As such, they will usually cry in pain when they take damage. It is impossible to turn them back to normal as their bodies were extremely mutilated by the Scorched Headcrab so that it can optimize the amount of food it can consume, which can lead to death.

When the host is killed, the scorched headcrab riding it falls off. You can prevent this by hitting the scorched headcrab to kill both the host and the scorched headcrab.

Scorched Headcrabs and Scorched Headcrab Zombies are immune to fire. They will try to avoid Sigbins as much as possible. They also take damage when in water.

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

Nether Wastes

Scorched Headcrab zombies are the result of Players, Villagers, Wandering Traders, Evokers, Vindicators, Pillagers, Witches, Piglins, or Brute Piglins getting attacked by a Scorched Headcrab. They may also spawn in the nether wastes.

They can set anything they hit on fire.

## Combat

### General

Sigbins are the best counter to Scorched Heacrabs and Scorched Headcrab Zombies as they will try to avoid them as much as possible.

### Scorched Headcrab

Scorched Headcrabs can be a nuisance from around the nether wastes, but by the time you enter the Nether you probably have some armor (including a helmet), so they're somewhat easy to deal with.

Speaking of helmets, wearing a helmet is the best form of protection from them, but do note that due to technical limitations only vanilla helmets or helmets from Borgy's Mobs work.

### Scorched Headcrab Zombie

Scorched Headcrab zombies can set you on fire, so make sure to use ranged weapons or use a shield to try not get set on fire. Make sure to attack the head to prevent the scorched headcrab from dropping.

## Utility

Scorched Headcrabs don't have that much use aside from their meat, which you must cook to eat, or to give to Houndeyes or Sigbins to heal them up. You can also use their raw meat to create the Headcrab Launcher, a ranged weapon you can use to launch headcrabs and turn most mobs into headcrab zombies or troll your friends.
Sarimanok Kibble

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The Sarimanok Kibble is a type of foodstuff from Borgy's Mobs.

## Details

Sarimanok Kibble can be crafted with gold ingots and vanilla seeds of any kind. They are used to feed the Sarimanok, which will then reward you with gold ingots, diamonds, or emeralds, and experience points. You have to wait for 3 minutes until you can feed a Sarimanok this item again.
Coelophysis

This page is about content from Prehistoric Rift.

**Note**: This article describes something that is currently in development. Please refrain from requesting for when it will be released in the comments or else you will get blocked.

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

Coming Soon...

The Coelophysis is an upcoming creature from Prehistoric Rift.

## Journal Entry

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> *One of the first creatures I have ever tamed ever since the Rift was the Coelophysis. And honestly, I'm probably never looking back on it. Most people in plains biomes can obtain the materials required for a flesh treat within a day or two, and have a couple of these things as companions later on.*
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Plaguebird

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The Plaguebird is a creature from Borgy's Mobs.

## Behavior (Wild)

Plaguebirds are harmless, but they emit a poisonous aura that poisons anything that goes within it for 45 seconds. They will panic if attacked like with most vanilla passive mobs.

## Combat

Plaguebirds can be killed like any other passive mob, and the poison can be disregarded as it won't kill you normally. If you don't like getting poisoned you can use a ranged weapon instead.

## Utility

Though untameable, Plaguebirds can be bred with rotten flesh for their drops. Plaguebird Glands can be brewed into Potion of Poison Aura to gain their abilities for a minute, while Plaguebird Skins can be crafted into Plague Armor, which grants immunity to poison, bad poison, and withering to the wearer. Plague Armor also looks cool.
Megapiranha

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The Megapiranha is a creature from Prehistoric Rift.

## Journal Transcript

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> *"Probably the first fish I've seen that is straight up hostile. They attack nearly everything, except for the other aquatic predators.*
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## Behavior

Megapiranhas are medium sized fish that swim around looking for prey in the rivers they dwell in. If deprived of water, they will flop around until they suffocate and die. Though they are weak, they are extremely aggressive and they will attack anything that enters the water, as long as it isn't another aquatic predator. They will however avoid Sarcosuchus.

## Combat

Direct combat with them is somewhat possible, but because groups of them can spawn in quite short intervals you will easily get overwhelmed until you die or are forced to flee.

An aquatic mount, preferably a Sarcosuchus of your own can shred groups of Megapiranhas with ease. This is made easier by the fact that they will avoid Sarcosuchuses.

## Utility

There aren't that many uses for Megapiranhas so far, but their meat can be used to craft fish treats. Plus, their meat can be used in a pinch.

## Gallery

Variant OneVariant TwoVariant ThreeVariant Fourpre-0.6.9 Variant Onepre-0.6.9 Variant Twopre-0.6.9 Variant Threepre-0.6.9 Variant Four
## Update History

 0.6.1
* Made it so they will no longer drop loot sacks
* Reduced spawn rates, they should spawn less frequently and their swarms should be smaller
* Will now spawn in underwater caverns if you turn on the caves and cliffs generation

## Notes/Trivia

* To learn more about the real life creature this creature is based on, check out its page on Wikipedia or Dinopedia
* Megapiranhas aren't meant to spawn in Beaches to begin with, it's a bug
Houndeye

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### Damage

Depends on the amount of Houndeyes nearby, min 3, max 24, increases by 3 for every nearby Houndeye

## Other Properties

### Spawns In

Plains, Desert

The Houndeye is a creature from Borgy's Mobs.

## Behavior (Wild)

Houndeyes are pack hunting creatures that rely on an AOE shockwave attack for damage. This shockwave shakes the screen of any player it hits. The amount of damage it deals depends on the number of Houndeyes nearby, as listed here:

* None - 3
* One - 6
* Two - 9
* Three - 12
* Four - 15
* Five - 18
* Six - 21
* Seven or more - 24

Their prey items are usually pigs, though they will also attack villagers and players.

## Combat

Beware of their AOE shockwave attacks, especially if they're in a group. Make sure to wear reasonably good armor. If you don't want to get affected by the screen shake, attack them from a distance with a ranged weapon. Eventually, once there is only one Houndeye, it can be killed quite easily.

If you decide to go melee, make sure to only do that if there is one Houndeye. You can then hit them with any sword of your choosing to knock them back, making them stop their sonic attack and forcing them to rush towards you to try shockwave you again.

Placing a Sonic Absorber or wearing an entire Sonic Absorbtion armor set are the best counters to Houndeyes as they grant you immunity to shockwave attacks.

## Taming

To tame a Houndeye, you must sneak while holding any cooked meat, then give it to them to eventually tame them. You can then give them any form of cooked meat to heal and breed them.

## Utility

Houndeyes behave similar to tamed wolves. They can be used to assist you in hunting or attacking mobs, and their shockwave attacks let them deal additional damage to all nearby mobs. You can tame a whole pack of them in order to deal maximum damage. Their main drawback however is the fact that the shockwave attacks will still affect the owner unless they wear Sonic Absorbtion armor.

## Notes/Trivia

* The Houndeyes in the addon are based off the ones from the Half-Life series
Tyrannosaurus Nest

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Tyrannosaurus Nests are somewhat uncommon structures that can be found in extreme hills biomes.

## Details

Tyrannosaurus Nests generate in extreme hills biomes. They consist of piles of meat with potentially good loot inside, an egg you can try to steal, and a sleeping Tyrannosaurus.

Tyrannosauruses that inhabit nests will remain asleep until the nearby egg is stolen, if it gets attacked, or if a player gets too close without sneaking. Once their target is gone, they will return to the nest and go back to sleep.

It is highly recommended that you kill the sleeping Tyrannosaurus before stealing the egg.

## Possible Loot from Meat Piles

The loot from the meat piles is divided into "basic" and "epic" loot. When you interact with a meat pile for the first five times it will give out any one of the basic loot, then for the last three times it will give out any one of the epic loot.

* Basic Loot
	+ Beef
	+ Mutton
	+ Porkchop
	+ Chicken
	+ Rabbit
	+ Exotic Meat
	+ Dodo Meat
	+ Hadrosaur Meat
	+ Loot Sacks (uncommon, rare)
* Epic Loot
	+ Tribute Items (except for the ones from water dwellers)
	+ Diamonds
	+ Gold Ingots
	+ Emeralds
	+ Loot Sacks (rare, super rare)
Halloween Costume

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**Note**: This item's functionality has been temporarily disabled. It does not work in the current version, but it will eventually work in another update

The Halloween Costume is a type of special item from Prehistoric Rift.

## Details

Halloween Costumes can only be obtained from super rare loot sacks. They can be used to change the appearance of certain creatures to fit within the halloween theme. So far, they are compatible with the ff creatures:

* Tyrannosaurus
* Dodo
* Triceratops
* Utahraptor
* Sarcosuchus

With the exception of the Dodo, the Halloween Costume can only be applied when the creature you use them on is tamed.