Browse CurseForge datapacks compatible with your Minecraft server worlds
Endermorphosis is a Java Edition data pack that gives endermites a fascinating new purpose. Feed one an Endermetabolic Paste, wait around twenty seconds after it finishes eating, then guide it onto a purpur block, purpur pillar, or double purpur slab. The creature burrows inside and transforms into a shulker. The paste is created from nether wart, a thick potion, magma cream, and a chorus flower using an empty cauldron. This survival friendly mechanic adds a clever route toward shulker encounters and renewable resources on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, it is a creative addition for technical builds and End themed gameplay.
Kitsune Cafe Apoth Fixes is a focused Minecraft datapack created to improve Apotheosis integration in the Kitsune Cafe modpack. It fine tunes boss rarity settings across the Overworld, Nether, and End, helping progression feel more consistent during exploration and combat. The pack also introduces several custom boss entries connected to Alex’s Mobs and Born in Chaos, giving Apotheosis encounters better support in a heavily modded environment. Designed for Minecraft 1.20.1, with support listed for 1.18.2, it is a practical Minecraft server enhancement. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for smoother, more coherent modpack adventures without changing the pack’s cozy chaotic identity.
Craft Notch Apples DP restores a valuable survival recipe by letting you create an enchanted golden apple with one apple surrounded by eight gold blocks. This focused Minecraft datapack offers a straightforward way to obtain Notch Apples without relying only on rare loot, while keeping the familiar vanilla crafting experience. It is a practical choice for a survival world or Minecraft server where players want a more predictable use for accumulated gold. Compatible with Minecraft 1.21.1, the datapack adds a single utility focused recipe, making powerful emergency healing and defensive effects more accessible. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for communities seeking a small, meaningful gameplay adjustment.
All God Origins is a Minecraft Java Edition datapack that introduces custom origins inspired by characters and major elements from the creator’s anime concept, All God. It expands gameplay without replacing Minecraft’s core systems, making it a creative addition for adventure focused survival and multiplayer. The pack currently features Hayato, focused on strength control and dashing, plus Haruto, built around utility, invisibility, escape, and fire based attacks. Ice God Hayato and Speed God Haruto offer alternate abilities, while Mikael, the Poison God, is planned for a future addition. Origins for Forge or Fabric is required, making this a distinctive choice for an anime themed Minecraft server. BoxToPlay makes the server experience easy to manage.
No More Librarian Villagers is a focused Minecraft datapack that disables the Librarian profession while leaving every other villager profession unchanged. Villagers can no longer become Librarians, and any villager that spawns with this profession is automatically removed. Designed for survival worlds and multiplayer gameplay, this pack changes villager behavior without adding complex systems or affecting normal trades from farmers, armorsmiths, clerics, and other professions. It is a practical choice for a Minecraft server that wants to limit Librarian based trading while preserving the familiar village experience. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for lightweight, targeted gameplay adjustments.
This lightweight Minecraft datapack adds a practical way to craft tuff in survival gameplay, especially for players building automated factories with Create. The recipe combines two cobblestone and one cobbled deepslate, then produces tuff through a shapeless crafting recipe, so ingredient placement remains flexible. It offers a simple solution for builders and technical players who want easier access to this useful stone. Designed for Minecraft Java Edition, the pack is listed for versions 1.19.2, 1.20.1, and 1.20.4. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for a smoother Minecraft server progression without changing broader gameplay systems.
Goat Meat is a lightweight Minecraft datapack that gives goats a practical food drop. When a goat dies, it drops between zero and two pieces of mutton, matching the familiar drop behavior of sheep. If the goat is killed while burning, the mutton becomes cooked, adding a small but useful reward for survival, farming, and mountain exploration. Designed for Java Edition worlds, this simple gameplay adjustment makes goats more valuable without adding new items, recipes, or complicated mechanics. It fits naturally into an existing Minecraft server and complements vanilla focused gameplay. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who want a subtle improvement that makes every goat encounter more meaningful.
Happy Ghast Haste is a Minecraft datapack that adds the Haste enchantment to Happy Ghast harnesses. Designed for smoother travel on a Minecraft server, it lets mounted ghasts fly faster while preserving the familiar vanilla experience. Haste I offers a moderate boost, Haste II increases the pace further, and Haste III can bring flight close to the speed of the fastest horses, reaching roughly fourteen blocks per second. The enchantment only affects a harnessed Happy Ghast and can be obtained through standard methods such as enchanting tables, loot, or villager trading. Our BoxToPlay servers make this aerial upgrade easy to enjoy.
Starter House is a Minecraft datapack that places a helpful base near your spawn, giving survival players a practical home from the first moments of a new adventure. Inspired by the starting house from Minecraft Indev 0.31, it adds a compact shelter with a nostalgic design and useful supplies. Inside, players can find tools, food, blocks, and other goodies to support early mining, crafting, and exploration. It is a simple way to make a fresh Minecraft server more welcoming without changing the core game. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for beginners and anyone who wants a convenient, story flavored start.
Player Boss Bar is a Minecraft datapack project that adds a live health bar for players, with separate versions for single player and multiplayer gameplay. The single player edition names the bar after the active player, while the multiplayer edition combines the number of online players with their total health, creating a shared survival display for everyone. A crafted configuration book lets you adjust the bar’s color, style, message visibility, and creation or reset options. It offers a clear interface for survival worlds and a practical visual aid on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a simple way to make player status easier to follow.
Crafting is a Java Edition datapack that expands the crafting system with additional recipes for survival gameplay. Designed for Minecraft 1.20.6 through 1.21, it lets players create useful or normally unavailable items, including enchanted golden apples, bedrock, totems, name tags, netherite upgrades, and a new stone pickaxe recipe. It adds variety without requiring a full mod, making resource progression more flexible on a Minecraft server. Whether you want easier access to special items or a more customized vanilla experience, this lightweight datapack changes familiar crafting options while preserving the core game. At BoxToPlay, we make it easy to enjoy this content on your server.
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