How to download blood magic mod

If you can deal with bugs though, this mod is a lot of fun. Everything in the Blood Magic mod starts with crafting a Blood Altar, which is instrumental to accessing everything the mod has to offer. Killing them after this point will net you Demonic Will, which is a main ingredient in crafting the Blood Altar.

Maybe im blind, but even though the page says 1. Please help? Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. Blood Magic Mod 1. Lucky Block Mod 1. Moar Tinkers Mod 1. There are different entities you can sacrifice, each with its own LP values. All entities that can be sacrificed, if they are close enough to the altar, will be instantly killed, and all essence will be absorbed. Babies cannot be sacrificed to the altar, however.

Below are the LP values for each entity:. Now before you go and murder all of those annoying, door obsessed villagers, there are downsides to sacrificing a villager. Now that you have access to this new tier and set of slates, you can make some new sigils.

Having liquid problems? Create a Void Sigil! It magically removes any liquid blocks at the cost of 50 LP and the liquid itself.

Ever wanted to fly, without needing special armor? The Air Sigil is for you. This allows you to fly in the direction you are facing at the cost of 50 LP per click. Be warned though, falling is hazardous to your health. So rather than fool with an annoying system for your pickaxe, grab yourself a Sigil of the Fast Miner. Activation and every 10 seconds will draw LP from your network in return for an increased mining speed.

It has two uses, the first being a constant, passive effect. As you move around with the sigil activated, it will send additional growth ticks to plants, speeding their growing progress. The second effect is that it is able to act like bone meal, but at the cost of LP. So the second tier altar was helpful, but you want more power. Grab yourself twenty additional runes of any kind, and four blocks of glowstone.

Now, go out one additional block on each side, and down one. Place five runes per side, and build a two tall pillar of whatever material you wish, and cap it with glowstone. You now have access to a tier 3 altar. Grab your Divination Sigil and give the altar a whack and see what it says, just to be safe. As I said earlier, each altar gives a new blood orb. This one requires a block of gold and 40, LP. This is four times as much as the altar can hold, so be prepared for this! The first of the new toys you get are two additional runes, the Rune of Augmented Capacity and the Rune of Dislocation.

This means you can setup piping networks and have them run much faster than previously possible. In order to create these runes, you need to create Imbued Slates, which will set you back 10, LP per slate.

Lava has always been a problem with mining straight down. A solution to that problem is the Sigil of Elemental Affinity. This sigil, when active, will consume LP every 10 seconds in return for water breathing, lava immunity, and fall damage negation.

Use in conjunction with the Air Sigil to zip around like a drunk humming bird. Craft yourself a Sigil of Holding, and shift-right click with it to find another sigil in your inventory, which will bind it to this Sigil of Holding, freeing up inventory slots.

To use the held sigil, simply right click. To cycle through held sigils, a simple shift-right click will do. The Sigil of Magnetism is your standard item magnet, collecting everything around it in a five block radius.

Remember that Ars Magica light spell? This sigil allows you to both place and throw light sources where you wish. Now you can light your caves with blood! For those that need a portable platform, the Sigil of the Phantom Bridge is for you! Once activated, the bridge can be called when falling by attempting to sneak. Once summoned, the bridge can easily be destroyed by a single punch, and can even be replaced with blocks. Sneaking will cause the bridge to move down one block. This only works on newly formed bridge blocks; all current blocks will remain at their current height.

The bridge will also despawn over time, so no need to worry about cleaning it up. In order to continue with Blood Magic, you need to get your hands on a Bound Blade.

Easier said than done, as this means you need to get into rituals which are rather easy. To do this, take obsidian, a lapis block, a ghast tear, and a magma cream and toss them into an altar with about 1, LP each. This will get you an Elemental Ink for earth, water, air, and fire. At this point, you have the choice of either making a Ritual Diviner, or manually creating the rituals.

Regardless of your choice, you will still need a Master Ritual Stone, and the required number of Ritual Stones to create a ritual. At this point, you can only create one, as the other requires a tier 4 altar.

In order to use them, you need a Weak Activation Crystal. Your structure is then complete. Should you be doing this manually, refer to the below picture for how it should appear. As a warning, snow can cause issues with both ritual placement and ritual use, so keep your ritual areas clear of any possible obstructions. Credit to SawBlade for this! The Ritual of Binding is an impressive ritual, simply due to its products. Grab yourself a diamond sword, and head to the Master Ritual Stone.

Smack it with your Weak Activation Crystal, and throw your diamond sword at it. Now, quickly put out the fire around the center as it can destroy the item when it is done, and begin to dodge lightning until the ritual is complete. When it finishes, retrieve your newly created Bound Blade from the ground somewhere around the ritual site. Then, just shift-right click to activate and de-activate the blade. Each diamond tool except the hoe has a bound version you can create through the same method.

Have caution with these tools! A single, accidental right click can clear your base out! For example, right clicking with an active Bound Pickaxe will clear a very large area of all stone which can be useful for mining. Since bows are boring, you can take your Apprentice Blood Orb and toss it into the ritual, and get an Energy Blaster from it. This deals 12 base damage just like the Bound Blade, and also must be activated and deactivated.

Kills made with your Bound Blade have a chance of dropping a Weak Blood Shard, which can be used to create your next tiered altar and blood orb. Collect at least two shards, and be ready for more construction. As a bonus to all aspiring Thaumaturges, you can take your Goggles of Revealing, and bind them with your Ritual of Binding. This will create a Sanguine Helmet, which functions like the goggles, allowing you to see nodes and other important information.

The path to your fourth tier blood altar requires 28 additional runes, laid out in pattern similar to the third tier: drop down and out one additional block, and place seven runes per side. In each corner, create a pillar that is five blocks high, capped with a Large Blood Stone Brick. These bricks are created by fusing stone with a Weak Blood Shard in any crafting grid. Each craft will yield 32 bricks.

To ensure your altar was assembled properly, hit it with your Divination Sigil. Remember that extra Weak Blood Shard you have?

Take it and fuse it with 50, LP in your altar. With this fourth tier, you gain access to the Demonic Slates, requiring an impressive 25, LP per slate. With these, you can create two additional sigils. The Sigil of Haste gives you haste in every activity except mining, where your progress will be slowed. Simply sneak to temporarily cancel this effect. One of the more useful sigils for combat is the Sigil of the Whirlwind. This will create a barrier that will knock away certain projectiles, such as arrows.

Just like the Bound Tools, there is Bound Armor. In order to craft a full set of Bound Armor, you will need 28 Empty Sockets. Take these sockets, and toss them into your altar with 30, LP each to get a Filled Socket, which is used for armor creation.

In order to craft your armor, you must first create a Soul Armour Forge. This is used in the creation of every piece, and will not be consumed. Now, take your Filled Sockets, and lay them out in the pattern of the armor you wish to create, in either a horizontal or vertical pattern.

Take your Soul Armour Forge, and place it so it is in contact with as many sockets as possible. Now, you can either right click the forge to get your armor, or you can customize it a little. Now, I hope I have your attention, as this customization is impressive. In order to customize your armor, you will need access to some blood shards weak or demon , some blood orbs, and the sigils you want to put into your armor.

A Weak Blood Shard, when placed into a socket right click the socket will allow you to have one sigil work on your armor, while demon will increase that. Your blood orbs will help to lower the cost of running the sigil, with the Master Blood Orb and above making it free to run.

Once those are in place, grab yourself a sigil and put it into your armor. This is a free to use item, and will deactivate any active effects on your armor when you have the Inhibitor active.

The parts will then be sent flying from the center. The first thing you need to do if you wish to use these rituals is craft yourself an Imperfect Ritual Stone which is very cheap compared to some of the previous recipes. All of the rituals in this section will not require Dusk Runes, so you can make them with the first tier of the Ritual Diviner.

Most of these rituals will come with an activation cost, some will have a cost over time, and some will have both. For the startup price of LP and 25 LP per bucket, it will have a constant source block of water for you to use. One of my favorite rituals, this one costs an impressive 20, LP to activate, as well as LP per bucket. This ritual provides an infinite source of lava as long as you have the LP.

So no need to pump the Nether dry! Very similar to the sigil, this ritual sends an extra growth tick to plants, speeding up their growing progress. This effect applies to plants that are up to two blocks above the ritual. It will cost 1, LP to activate this ritual. At the cost of 1, LP to activate, this ritual will repel mobs by about six blocks from the Master Ritual Stone. The opposite of the Interdiction Ritual, this will contain mobs within its area of influence, sucking them in to the center block.

Costing 2, LP to activate and a small amount while running, this ritual could come in handy later on. A fun ritual to prank people with, the Ritual of the High Jump costs 1, LP to activate and 15 LP per jump, and will launch any entities that step on the center block high into the air.

Be warned though, falling outside of the center block will hurt! This ritual is useful for ore collection, as it will pull ore blocks from the ground and place them within the ritual.