Browse CurseForge datapacks compatible with your Minecraft server worlds
This Minecraft datapack adds a Pokopia inspired cosmetic layer to Cobblemon, giving certain Pokémon and trainer figures a playful new look. It introduces themed forms such as Peakychu, Smearguru, Mosslax, Professor Tangrowth, and Trainer Ditto, designed to fit naturally into a Minecraft server with a more expressive, decorative style. Made for creators who want extra personality in their Cobblemon experience, it focuses on visual variety rather than gameplay balance. On BoxToPlay, it helps build a more distinctive world with charming Pokopia flair for community play.
This Minecraft datapack is made for modpack creators who want Loot & Explore weapons to work with the RPG Series loot system. It adds those weapons to the RPG Series loot tags, making them available through the mod’s injection setup on a compatible Minecraft server or single player pack. Designed for BoxToPlay, it helps keep RPG themed progression consistent while preserving the original Loot & Explore gear. It supports Minecraft Java Edition 1.21 to 1.21.1 and is a compact compatibility layer, not a content overhaul.
Chunklock is a Minecraft datapack that turns exploration into a progression challenge. Your world begins with just one unlocked chunk, and every new chunk must be earned by paying biome specific item costs. It adds a fresh layer of strategy, resource planning, and risk, making it especially engaging on a Minecraft server or in cooperative play. Compatible with multiple Java Edition versions, it works on any seed and supports multiplayer. At BoxToPlay, we like how it reshapes the early game into a slow, rewarding expansion loop without changing the base game’s look or feel.
This Minecraft datapack is a compatibility add on for the RPG Series loot system, created mainly for modpack devs and Minecraft server builders. It adds exclusive Witcher equipment to the RPG Series loot tags, letting modded loot pools include themed rewards without changing the core gameplay loop. The result is a richer progression feel and a more consistent RPG experience for adventure focused packs, especially on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a small but useful content bridge: lightweight, focused, and designed to make loot integration feel natural while keeping your pack’s identity intact.
This Minecraft datapack for Java Edition begins with you on a single block suspended over the void. Mine it to make it regenerate, revealing building materials, useful items, mobs, and monster parties. As you gather resources and expand your small foothold, you progress through themed phases inspired by places such as the Plains, Forest, Deep Ocean, Nether, and End. Its focused design keeps the challenge centered on one starting point, making every block count in solo play or on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a straightforward survival adventure for players who enjoy gradual progression, resource management, and building a world from almost nothing.
Create Gobber is a Minecraft datapack that blends Gobber and Create progression into one tougher, more technical experience. It rewrites several Gobber recipes so they follow Create style crafting, making resource gathering and progression feel more deliberate on a Minecraft server. Our BoxToPlay copy keeps the focus on automation, with heated mixing for Gobber ingots, mechanical crafting for key items, and a noticeably higher overall difficulty. It is designed for Minecraft 1.20.1 and rewards players who enjoy structured factory style progression.
Ars Monde is a Minecraft map built for Ars Nouveau that adds a magical dimension full of Source, rare plants, and fantasy creatures. It is designed to expand exploration and progression in a world centered on spellcasting, resource gathering, and atmospheric building. For a Minecraft server, it can create a distinctive shared realm that feels fresh and immersive. We at BoxToPlay see it as a strong fit for modded adventures, with balanced generation, rich flora, and plenty of amethyst. It is especially suited to modpack creators who want a new dimension that supports Ars Nouveau gameplay without losing its mystical identity.
This Minecraft datapack adds a more lively water impact effect when players jump or fall into water, making each landing feel smoother and more polished. It is designed to enhance immersion on any Minecraft server, giving aquatic moments a clearer visual feedback without changing core gameplay. We at BoxToPlay see it as a simple but effective choice for builders, minigames, and survival worlds that want a cleaner vanilla style. It focuses on cosmetic detail, works alongside its companion resource pack, and is available for modern Minecraft versions, including 1.20.1 and 1.21.4.
Revamped Shipwrecks is a Minecraft datapack that completely reimagines shipwreck generation, turning every ruin into a more varied and rewarding discovery. Instead of repeating the same layouts, it uses jigsaw degradation stages to build wrecks from several sections, creating hundreds of combinations and fresh routes to explore. It can also generate vertical wrecks, scattered debris, and missing pieces around the main structure, while still fitting naturally into a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we like how it keeps exploration familiar yet unpredictable.
Structures+ is a Minecraft datapack built to enrich exploration with carefully designed custom buildings and landmarks. It adds new points of interest that feel natural in the world, giving survival sessions more variety, rewards, and reasons to travel farther on any Minecraft server. Made for players who want a more alive overworld, it focuses on beautiful generation, discovery, and a stronger sense of adventure. On BoxToPlay, this kind of datapack fits perfectly into a vanilla friendly experience that keeps exploration fresh without changing the core game too much.
This Minecraft datapack expands Cobblemon inspired gameplay with extra rare Shinies and special Radiant Pokémon, giving a server a more rewarding hunt for collectors and battlers. It is designed for Minecraft server play, where rare encounters and visual variety help make every capture feel meaningful. The project is credited to Sky, with the implementation idea by Davrial and code correction help from Gertimoshka. BoxToPlay supports it with automatic one click setup, so our players can focus on the experience, not the setup. It is compatible with Minecraft 1.20.5 to 1.20.6 and 1.21 to 1.21.1.
Default Skill Trees is a Minecraft datapack for Pufferfish’s Skills mod that adds the vanilla skill setup used as a base for progression. It depends on Pufferfish’s Attributes and is designed for server side use, while also working in singleplayer. On a Minecraft server, it gives players two clear advancement paths: combat and mining. Each tree rewards experience and points through familiar actions such as fighting mobs or mining stone and ores. For BoxToPlay, it is a simple way to bring structured progression, better balance, and a more RPG like feel to your world without adding unnecessary complexity.
This Minecraft datapack for Cobblemon adds roaming Trainer NPCs that appear across the world and invite players to battle for rewards. It is designed to make exploration feel more alive and turn a standard survival run on a Minecraft server into a more dynamic adventure. Its main focus is simple, rewarding encounters: trainers travel naturally, battles bring extra challenge, and victories can grant useful loot. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a great fit for servers that want more progression, more action, and a stronger Cobblemon gameplay loop.
This Minecraft datapack is built to improve compatibility between several mods used in the Dr. Stone, Fantasy Vs. Science modpack. It acts as a lightweight bridge, helping different systems work together more smoothly inside the same Minecraft server. Created for Minecraft 1.20.1 Forge, it focuses on better integration rather than adding flashy content. That makes it a practical choice for players who want a more stable, cohesive experience in BoxToPlay, with fewer mod conflicts and a smoother progression overall.
Gmore Mons is a Minecraft datapack for Cobblemon that restores several missing Gigantamax forms, adding more variety and visual flair to battles on a Minecraft server. It is designed to work with Cobblemon: Mega Showdown and focuses on expanding the roster without changing the core mod’s style. Among its additions are Kingler, Lapras, Garbodor, Inteleon, Orbeetle, Drednaw, Coalossal, Flapple, Appletun, and Centiskorch. For BoxToPlay, it’s a clean way to enrich Cobblemon gameplay with extra forms while keeping the experience cohesive and immersive.
This Minecraft map is a Japanese themed world generation datapack that reshapes the Overworld into a feudal inspired setting. It revises biomes, structures, mobs, items, blocks, recipes, sounds, and even music, creating a far more immersive survival or roleplay experience. Sengoku Minecraft also includes a matching resource pack, so the renamed content and visual changes feel consistent in game. For a Minecraft server or single player adventure, it offers a strong historical fantasy atmosphere with seasonal biomes, custom villages, themed enemies, and distinctive loot. At BoxToPlay, we would describe it as a full transformation rather than a simple cosmetic add on.
LegendaryStructures is a Cobblemon add on for a Minecraft server that introduces special legendary structures across the world. These builds give players a new way to explore, progress, and encounter legendary Pokémon through survival gameplay. Designed for adventure focused servers, it adds more discovery to exploration while keeping the experience centered on capturing legendaries. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a simple way to make Cobblemon sessions feel bigger, more rewarding, and more memorable for every team.
This Minecraft datapack brings a festive twist to the Moog’s Structure series by replacing many existing builds with Christmas themed variants. It also adds a few new seasonal structures, making exploration feel more cheerful and surprising during winter play sessions. Designed for a Minecraft server or a solo world, it keeps the familiar style of the original content while giving it a holiday atmosphere. For BoxToPlay players, it is an easy way to refresh world generation with decorative, immersive structures that fit naturally into survival gameplay.
This Minecraft datapack adds head drops to nearly every mob, turning ordinary combat into a collectible challenge on any Minecraft server. Mobs can drop their heads when killed by a player, with configurable drop rates, custom drop messages, and an advancement based collection system that tracks progress as you hunt each target. Built for lively survival worlds and server events, it can add hundreds of unique heads, including baby and variant mobs, and even offers flexible drop rules such as player kills or charged creeper drops. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a simple way to make mob hunting feel rewarding and more social.
Enchantology is a Minecraft datapack that adds 54 unique enchantments and curses to vanilla gameplay. Designed for a richer, more varied experience on any Minecraft server, it expands combat, mining, movement, and utility with effects that feel natural yet powerful. The enchantments are earned through the enchanting table, world loot, structures, fishing, and other discovery based methods. It is a strong fit for players who want more progression depth, and for BoxToPlay communities looking to refresh survival with new gear choices and more strategic builds.
This Minecraft map style datapack for Cobblemon adds huge dungeon like structures inspired by iconic Pokémon game and movie scenes. It turns exploration into a progression focused adventure, with hidden rooms, puzzles, special loot, and rare explorer maps that guide players to major locations. Designed for a Minecraft server, it also brings stronger combat encounters, custom structure generation, and chances to face legendary or mythical Pokémon at the end of a run. On BoxToPlay, it fits well for communities that want dungeon crawling, discovery, and boss style challenges.
This Minecraft datapack expands Butchery by adding more mobs to the supported tags, so they can drop carcasses or corpses when defeated. It is designed for players who want a more immersive survival loop on a Minecraft server, with hunting and meat collection feeling more rewarding and consistent. It focuses on compatibility and progression rather than adding new creatures. With BoxToPlay, it fits naturally into a custom server setup and enhances the farming experience without changing vanilla gameplay too much.
Tide Extra Compatibility is a Minecraft datapack that extends the Tide fishing experience by adding support for fish, loot tables, and crates from more than 25 mods. It helps modded content feel native, so a Minecraft server can keep fishing rewards consistent across a much wider pack of content. Built for smoother integration, it is especially useful in mixed modded setups where custom aquatic loot matters. At BoxToPlay, we value this kind of compatibility because it keeps gameplay coherent, rewarding, and easy to enjoy for players who like rich fishing systems.
CobbledLoot is a Cobblemon datapack that adds small Pokéball loot spots scattered across the world, giving players quick rewards as they explore. It is designed as a more lightweight alternative to PokeLoot, with a strong focus on server performance and minimal impact on a busy Minecraft server. Compatible with Minecraft 1.21.1, it works in both new and previously explored chunks, which makes it practical for ongoing worlds. On BoxToPlay, our server setup keeps the experience smooth, while the required resource pack helps the loot blend naturally into the game.
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