Removed features

The following article lists all of the removed features in the mod. These were features that existed at one point but were removed later.

Removed entities

Fragment Temple Mobs

The following mobs were present only in Fragment Temples. When Fragment Temples were removed, these mobs were removed with them.

Mega Guardian

Mega Guardian Health 150 (×75) Damage 12 (×6) Environment Fragment Temple Version 2.4 Living Sound Hurt Sound Death Sound Item (Quantity) Rate Krasaun's Dawn 0.6%

The Mega Guardian was a mob added in 2.4. It closely resembled Spirit Guardians, and it was the only mob to spawn in all Fragment Temples, and dropped Krasaun's Dawn instead of the realmstone fragments. It had no special abilities.

Centurion

Centurion Health 300 (×150) Damage 15 (×7.5) Environment Greckon Version 2.4 Living Sound Hurt Sound Death Sound Item (Quantity) Rate Realmstone Fragment 5 3% Fragment Banner 25%

The Centurion was a mob added in 2.4. It spawned within Fragment Temples located in Greckon. It inflicted a purple fog screen effect to players on hit.

Fade

Fade Health 50 (×25) Damage 4 (×2) Environment The Abyss, Fragment Temple Version 2.4 Living Sound Hurt Sound Death Sound Mob Id nevermine.Fade

The Fade was a mob added in 2.4. It spawned within Fragment Temples located in the Abyss. Fades inflicted Wither III for 3 seconds upon hit. Fades had the ability to clone themselves when attacked. There was a 1 in 4 chance (25%) a Fade would clone upon taking damage from a player. However, Fades could not clone if were are more than 5 other Fades in a 10 block radius around them.

Poseido

Poseido Statistics Health 60 (×30) Damage 5 (×2.5) Environment L'Borean: Fragment Temples Hostility Hostile Living sound Hurt sound Death sound Id aoa3:poseido Version added 2.4

The Poseido was a mob added in 2.4. It spawned within Fragment Temples located in L'Borean. Poseidos had the ability to push back players who came within a 7-block radius, which made it very difficult to melee them.

Sceptron

Sceptron Health 65 (×32.5) Damage 6 (×3) Environment The Haven Version 2.4 Living Sound Hurt Sound Death Sound Item (Quantity) Rate Realmstone Fragment 3 3% Fragment Banner 25%

The Sceptron was a mob added in 2.4. It spawned within Fragment Temples located in the Haven. Sceptrons exerted a strong gravity affect on nearby players, which made it impossible to jump. This could be circumvented through various means, such as slabs, stairs, ladders, and teleportation.

Torano

Torano Health 60 (×30) Damage 5 (×2.5) Environment Barathos Version 2.4 Living Sound Hurt Sound Death Sound Item (Quantity) Rate Copper Coin (3-4) 50% Fragment Banner 25% Realmstone Fragment 2 3%

The Torano was a mob added in 2.4. It spawned within Fragment Temples located in Barathos. Torano exerted a twister-like force on players that could prevent them from jumping or fling them in a random direction.

Skill Masters

Main article: Skill Master

Some skills with Skill Masters in the mod have been scrapped since their conception. As a result, their corresponding Skill Masters were also scrapped.

Hermetism Master

Hermetism Master Health 250 (×125) Environment The Haven Hostility Passive Version 2.4

The Hermetism Master was added in 2.4, although Hermetism itself was never implemented. Like the other skill masters, it sold its artistry armor, Hermetism Armor, for one Lunaver Coin per piece. With the release of 3.0, Scimiguy confirmed that Hermetism had been scrapped, and the Hermetism Master was excluded from the port. Whether or not it was removed prior to that is unknown.

Vulcanism Master

Vulcanism Master Health 250 (×125) Environment The Abyss, Greckon Hostility Passive Version 2.4

The Vulcanism Master was added in 2.4. Like the other skill masters, it sold its artistry armor, Vulcanism Armor, for one Lunaver Coin per piece. The Vulcanism skill was removed in 3.1, and the Vulcanism Master along with it.

Soul Agent

Soul Agent Health 25 (×12.5) Environment Overworld Hostility Passive Version 2.2.5

See also: Undead Herald The Soul Agent was an NPC that sold Fragmented Anima Stones for Copper Coins at a rate of 25 coins to 1 fragmented stone. In 3.2, the Soul Agent as it had been was removed. It was repurposed into the Undead Herald, which has the same appearance, but a different name and purpose.

Removed blocks

Campfire

The Campfire was a utility block that was added in 2.0. Campfires were tied into the Thermal Bar mechanic and were usable as a heat source. In 2.4 temperature mechanics were entirely removed, and Campfires were repurposed into healing blocks that would passively heal nearby players for 2 (×1) every three seconds.

They were removed in 3.0.

Celevus Planks and Shroom Planks

Celevus Planks and Shroom Planks are types of wood planks that existed in the mod at one point before being removed.

Shroom Planks were added in version 2.0 of the mod, while Celevus Planks were added in 2.4. Celevus Planks were crafted from Celeve Stems while Shroom Planks were crafted out of the Mushroom blocks in Mysterium. There were five different colors of shroom planks, one for each mushroom color in Mysterium.

Celevus Planks and Shroom Planks otherwise shared all the same properties as the other wood planks in the mod.

They were removed in an unknown version due to realism and consistency issues with making planks from stems and mushrooms.

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  Celevus Planks

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  Orangeshroom Planks

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  Yellowshroom Planks

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  Greenshroom Planks

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  Blueshroom Planks

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  Purpleshroom Planks

Removed items

Portal blueprints and portals

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  Unused Haven Blueprint

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  Unused Abyss Bluerprint

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  Unused Precasia Blueprint

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  Unused Iromine Blueprint

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  Unused Greckon Blueprint

Prior to version 2.0, there was a different way to get to dimensions instead of the Ancient Teleporter. Portals to the dimensions would instead spawn naturally in the world. These portals could then be recreated elsewhere by using special blueprints, which were then dropped off of the rare mobs in the dimensions.

• The Haven portal spawned high in the sky above Extreme Hills biomes in the Overworld.
• The Abyss portal spawned in the Nether.
• The Precasia portal spawned underground in Jungle biomes in the Overworld.
• The Mysterium portal spawned in Taiga biomes in the Overworld.
• The Iromine portal spawned in the Deeplands.
• The Deeplands portal spawned underground in the Overworld.
• The Gardencia portal spawned in Precasia.
• The L'Borean portal spawned in Gardencia.
• The Barathos portal spawned in Runandor.
• The Dustopia portal spawned in Greckon.
• The Vox Ponds portal spawned in Gardencia.

Lunalus also had a blueprint, and there were two blueprints for the Greckon/Runandor portal.

Cannon dust

In version 1.0, cannons required different kinds of dust as ammunition in order to be fired. One such example is "Darkstone Dust" (see image right). These dusts were removed and replaced with Cannonballs and Grenades.

Upgradable swords

In version 1.0, there existed three swords that were the result of upgrading a sword with an Upgrade Kit. These include the Ancient-Crystal Sword, Netherskull Sword, and Precasian-Blood Sword. These swords had the same statistics as their base swords did, so the change was purely cosmetic.

Weapon	Base Sword	Upgrade Kit
Ancient-Crystal Sword	Crystallite Sword	Ancient Upgrade Kit
Netherskull Sword	Skeletal Sword	Nether Upgrade Kit
Precasian-Blood Sword	Bloodstone Sword	Precasian Upgrade Kit

They were removed in an unknown version prior to 1.1.6H, but their textures remained in the mod's files until 3.0.

Beginner swords

Several "beginner" swords and greatblades were added in the 2.5 Snapshot. The new developer has since confirmed they are not coming back mainly due to balancing issues.

For documentation purposes, the weapons and their stats are listed here.

Swords

Weapon	Damage	Secondary effect
Diamondhead Sword	17 (×8.5)	2% chance to fully heal player on hit
Divinity Sword	9 (×4.5)	Kept on death by default
Slowstone Sword	7 (×3.5)	Quintuple damage to slowed enemies
Terrestrial Sword	9 (×4.5)	6 (×3) damage to nearby mobs
Witherstone Sword	7 (×3.5)	Quintuple damage to withering enemies

Greatblades

Weapon	Damage	Secondary effect
Burnblade	6 (×3)	Quadruple damage to mobs on fire
Slowstone Greatblade	8 (×4)	Quadruple damage to slowed enemies
Terrestrial Greatblade	7 (×3.5)	6 (×3) damage to nearby mobs
Witherstone Greatblade	7 (×3.5)	Quadruple damage to withering enemies

Demonic weapons

The Demon Bow and Demonic Destroyer were added in 1.1, presumably as a teaser for the "Angels and Demons" update. They were removed in version 2.0. The Angels and Demons update was eventually scrapped, and Scimiguy does not wish to comment on whether or not these items will make a return.

Weapon	Damage	Secondary effect
Demon Bow	15 (×7.5)	Increases damage over range

Weapon	Damage	Ammo	Speed	Secondary effect
Demonic Destroyer	24 (×12)	Metal Pellet	Fast	Strong knockback

Demonic armor

Demonic Armor Durability Helmet: 1100 Chestplate: 1600 Leggings: 1500 Boots: 1300 Damage Reduction 80% Full Set Bonus Every 10 times damage is taken, 3 friendly Demonic Warriors spawn. Version Added 1.1

Demonic Armor was present in 1.1. When the full set was worn, every 10 times damage is taken, 3 friendly Demonic Warriors spawned. It was removed in 2.0 since Demonic Warriors weren't added, and will likely not return.

Thermal armor

Thermal Armor Durability Helmet: 1100 Chestplate: 1600 Leggings: 1500 Boots: 1300 Damage Reduction 80% Full Set Bonus Regulates the temperature of the wearer Version Added 2.0

See also: Battleborn Armor Thermal Armor was an armor added in the 2.0 update. When a full set was worn, it would cause the player's Vitality bar to go up, preventing freezing to death from happening. When the temperature system and Vitality were completely removed, the armor no longer had a use and was changed to Battleborn Armor. The Thermal Armor was crafted out of Blazium Ingots and Rosite Ingots, which became the Battleborn Armor's recipe.

Calefaction armor

Calefaction Armor Durability Helmet: 1100 Chestplate: 1600 Leggings: 1500 Boots: 1300 Damage Reduction 80% Full Set Bonus Vitality crit bonuses apply to ranged attacks Version Added 2.1

Calefaction Armor was the artistry armor set for the Calefaction skill, added in the 2.1 update. When a full set was worn, it would allow the player to get critical hits (provided by Vitality at the time) with ranged attacks. It was removed when Calefaction was removed, its former id being taken up by Extraction Armor.

Hermetism armor

Hermetism Armor Durability Helmet: 1100 Chestplate: 1600 Leggings: 1500 Boots: 1300 Damage Reduction 80% Full Set Bonus Killing creatures randomly drops extra coins. (Unimplemented) Version Added 2.4

Hermetism Armor was the artistry armor set for the Hermetism skill. The skill and set were added in 2.4, but they were in unimplemented states. Like all artistry armors, it required Level 100 in its skill to wear. However, Hermetism was never implemented, and was never trainable, so despite being purchasable this armor could not be worn without usage of an NBT editor as aoaskill did not exist at the time. Furthermore, despite the tooltip, the full set ability was unimplemented. Hermetism was scrapped in 3.0, and Hermetism Armor was excluded from the port.

Vulcanism armor

Vulcanism Armor Durability Helmet: 1100 Chestplate: 1600 Leggings: 1500 Boots: 1300 Damage Reduction 80% Full Set Bonus Vulcanism Damage Bonus is 300%, Automatically activates first Vulcane in hotbar Version Added 2.4

Vulcanism Armor was the artistry armor set for the Vulcanism skill. Both the skill and the set were added in 2.4. Like all artistry armors, it required Level 100 in its skill to wear. Vulcanism as a skill was scrapped in 3.1, so as a result, the Vulcanism Armor was removed.

Elemental arrow

Elemental Arrow Statistics Version Added 1.0

See also: Holly Arrow Elemental Arrows were the name of the arrows used to fire bows and archerguns in early versions of the mod. By version 2.3, they were retextured and renamed to Holly Arrows.

Ancient Teleporter Blueprint

Ancient Teleporter Blueprint Statistics Renewable Yes Stackable Yes (64) Version Added 2.0

The Ancient Teleporter Blueprint was a blueprint that spawned a large portal structure for use with realmstones. The Ancient Teleporter Blueprint was removed in Tslat 1.1, in part due to its griefing potential. It was replaced with lightweight portals that are built manually. Current information on how to build portals can be found on the Ancient Teleportation page. The recipe underwent several changes throughout the mod's history. Displayed below is the last recipe before the item was removed. Name Ingredients Recipe Ancient Teleporter Blueprint 8 Amethyst Ingots + 1 Diamond

Formation Staff

Formation Staff Statistics Durability 200 Ammunition 6 Kinetic Runes Effect Replaces blocks around the player with empty space Version added 1.1 Version removed 3.0

The Formation Staff was a staff obtained from the Deeplands added in 1.1. It was obtained as a lottery weapon from the Formation Staff Totem. Upon use, the staff will immediately create a 12x12 cube of air around the player. The area of effect is always semi-centered around the player, meaning the center of the cube is a short distance behind, and to the left of, the player. If used, the staff will create space three blocks in-front of the player, seven blocks to the left, eight blocks behind, and four blocks to the right of the player, as well as four blocks below and six above the player. The coordinates of the player are used as reference always, so the direction the player is facing is completely irrelevant to the space that is created. The Formation Staff could break Bedrock, but would fail to work in the Ancient Cavern and Immortallis. The Formation Staff, along with its totem, were removed in 3.0 due to the item's immense griefing potential.

Infusion Blueprint

Infusion Blueprint Statistics Renewable Yes Stackable Yes (64) Version Added 2.4

The Infusion Blueprint was used to spawn a small structure for use with Infusion. The structure came with the Infusion Table, and was the only way to obtain it at the time. It also provided four Carved Rune of Empowering blocks to mark the location where the enhancers belonged, although these were simply aesthetic and not actually required to infuse. The Infusion Blueprint was removed in 3.0, and the Infusion Table became craftable. Name Ingredients Recipe Infusion Blueprint 2 Amethyst Ingots + 7 Obsidian

Krasaun's Dawn

Krasaun's Dawn Statistics Damage See below. Durability 1000 Ammunition 200 Energy Effect Unleashes the power of Krasaun! Version Added 2.4

Krasaun's Dawn was a weapon added in 2.4. It was dropped by Mega Guardians. Krasaun's Dawn fired out a massive barrage of projectiles. There were nine types of projectiles it could fire: A red circular projectile that did 5 (×2.5) damage. A blue/cyan projectile that did 15 (×7.5) damage. A green projectile that poisoned enemies. The projectile itself did 15 (×7.5) damage while the poison did an extra 5 (×2.5) damage. A red/black projectile that exploded upon contact. A blue/black projectile that exploded upon contact. A purple projectile that did 10 (×5) damage. A yellow projectile that weakened enemies. A bouncing blue projectile that exploded upon contact. This projectile disappeared after two bounces. However, it used up 200 energy, which was the player's entire energy bar. When fired point-blank such that all shots could hit the target, it could do up to 90 (×45) damage. Being any further, however, would decrease the weapon's damage output greatly due to the different paths that the projectiles would take. Krasaun's Dawn was removed in 3.0 for several reasons. Scimiguy's rewrites to the gun code system made Krasaun's Dawn difficult to implement. Having Krasaun's name attached to the weapon made it seem bigger than it actually was. Balancing a gun that shot several different projectiles was simply not ideal. The sound it made was unpleasant.

Rune Pouch

Rune Pouch Statistics Version Added 2.0

The Rune Pouch was added in 2.0. It was a backpack-style item that held runes for use with staves. At the time, runes needed to be in the Rune Pouch to be used with staves. The Rune Pouch was removed in 3.0. Runes are now simply consumed directly from the player's inventory. Name Ingredients Recipe Rune Pouch Diamond + Unpowered Rune

Strange Realmstone

Strange Realmstone Statistics Renewable Yes Stackable Yes (64) Version Added 2.4

The Strange Realmstone was to be the realmstone for Labricon. It was obtained by using five Realmstone Fragments on a Recreation Station. The Realmstone Fragments were obtained from mobs in the Fragment Temples. The Strange Realmstone was removed in 3.0 due to Labricon not being added.

Realmstone Fragments

Realmstone Fragments Statistics Renewable Yes Stackable Yes (64) Version Added 2.4

The Realmstone Fragments were items needed to make a Labricon Realmstone. There were five of these, and each had a 3% chance to drop from the dimension's Fragment Temple mob. Fragment Mob Dimension Poseido L'Borean Torano Barathos Sceptron The Haven Fade The Abyss Centurion Greckon Realmstone Fragments were removed in 3.0 along with Fragment Temples.

Blood accumulator

Blood Accumulator Statistics Durability 200 Version Added 2.4

The Blood Accumulator was an item used collect Bloodlusts to train Butchery. With 3.2, Bloodlusts no longer required an item to collect, being collected automatically on contact with the player. As such, the Blood Accumulator was removed. Name Ingredients Recipe Blood Accumulator Rosite Ingot + Leather

Weapon-specific lottery totems

Prior to 3.2, several weapons were considered "lottery weapons". These weapons at the time were each linked to specific totems, and were the sole weapons to be repaired with Magic Repair Dust (as opposed to Rosite Ingots, the then-universal repairing agent). Lottomen outside of the Overworld would sell two of these depending on which dimension they were in. They costed 10 tokens for 1 totem, but 75 tokens could also be traded for 10 totems to reward saving to buy in bulk.

All totems had the same odds. The prizes for the totems were as follows.

Icon	Name	Frequency
	Seeds	76.4%
	Dimension's tokens	11.5%
	Lotto Banner	7.6%
	Totem's weapon	4.5%

The Formation Staff was removed in 3.0, and the Formation Staff Totem was removed with it.

In 3.2, the remaining totems were removed and replaced with a singular Lotto Totem shared between all Lottomen. The concept of "lottery weapons" was removed as a whole. The lottery weapons were redistributed along with all of the other weapons, and Magic Repair Dust became the universal repairing agent.

Flaming Fury Totem	Wart Gun Totem	Abominator Totem	Ancient Bow Totem
Bloodfury Totem	Soulfire Bow Totem	Purple Punisher Totem	Giga Cannon Totem
Sound Cannon Totem	Animal Blaster Totem	Explochron Sword Totem	Mecha Blaster Totem
Luna Blaster Totem	Pulsator Totem	Formation Staff Totem	Predatious Bow Totem
Flowercorne Totem	Rosidian Archergun Totem	Tidal Greatblade Totem	Aquatic Staff Totem
Haunters Rifle Totem	Viper-1 Totem	Wizard Staff Totem	BayonetteSR Totem
Baron Staff Totem	Baron SSR Totem	Noxious Greatblade Totem	Viral Archergun Totem
Daybreaker Totem	Terminator Totem	Royal Greatblade Totem	Swarm-O-Tron Totem
Whimsy Winder Totem	Goofy Greatblade Totem	Crystaneer Totem	Crystal Maul Totem
Froster Totem	Mint Magnum Totem	Creepoid Greatblade Totem	Boom-Boom Totem
Sky Staff Totem	Soul Bone Totem

Click "Expand" for a list of all totems that were in the mod prior to 3.2.

Fragment Banner

The Fragment Banner was a banner that dropped from all Fragment Temple mobs except the Mega Guardian. It depicted Krasaun's Dawn and a Strange Realmstone. Although all of these were removed in 3.0, the Fragment Banner and its variants remained in the mod until 3.2 due to an oversight.

Animal Blasters

Animal Blasters Statistics Type Blaster Damage 6.0  (×3) Unholster time 1.87s Durability 500 Ammunition 16 Energy Fire rate 4.0/sec Tooltip First shot must be charged Drains movement speed while firing Energy shots have no penetration power Renewable Yes Stackable No Version added 1.0 ID See table

Animal Blasters were lottery weapons found in Mysterium. When an Animal Blaster Totem was a winner, one of eight Animal Blasters would be randomly selected. Only seven were available prior to 3.0 as Camel Cannon was not in the pool due to a presumed oversight. All Animal Blasters were identical in stats and function, only differing in appearance. Animal Blasters were removed in 3.2 due to being out-of-place. Below is a list of the Animal Blasters. Sprite Name ID Sprite Name ID Bear Blaster aoa3:bear_blaster Bee Blaster aoa3:bee_blaster Camel Cannon aoa3:camel_cannon Deer Detonator aoa3:deer_detonator Dragon Destroyer aoa3:dragon_destroyer Fish Fryer aoa3:fish_fryer Hound Honcho aoa3:hound_honcho Penguin Blaster aoa3:penguin_blaster

Sound Cannons

Sound Cannons Statistics Type Blaster Damage 12.0  (×6) Unholster time 1.87s Durability 500 Ammunition 8 Energy Fire rate 2.0/sec Tooltip First shot must be charged Drains movement speed while firing Energy shots have no penetration power Renewable Yes Stackable No Version added 1.0 ID See table

Sound Cannons were lottery weapons found in Mysterium. When a Sound Cannon Totem was a winner, one of five Sound Cannons would be randomly selected. All Sound Cannons were identical in stats and function, only differing in appearance and sound. Sound Cannons were removed in 3.2 due to being out-of-place. Below is a list of the Sound Cannons: Sprite Name ID Beat Sound Cannon aoa3:beat_sound_cannon Electro Sound Cannon aoa3:electro_sound_cannon Step Sound Cannon aoa3:step_sound_cannon Synth Sound Cannon aoa3:synth_sound_cannon Vibe Sound Cannon aoa3:vibe_sound_cannon

Removed structures

Fragment Temple

Fragment Temple Structure Type Dungeon Consists of Lab Bricks Leveled Brick Donut Lab Lamp Mob Spawners Version Added 2.4

The Fragment Temple was a structure added in 2.4. It was a pyramid-shaped dungeon that added mobs that dropped Realmstone Fragments that were necessary to create the Strange Realmstone that was necessary to enter Labricon. Fragment Temples would spawn in the Haven, the Abyss, Greckon, L'Borean and Barathos, and each dimension's temples would have their own mobs, which are documented earlier on this page. With the release of 3.0, Fragment Temples were left out of the mod. They are not returning.

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  The inside of a fragment temple, towards the entrance.

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  Inside a fragment temple, near the staircase leading to the second floor.

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  The main spawner room inside a Fragment Temple.

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  A bunch of Centurions inside a Fragment Temple.

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  A Fragment Temple in the Haven, before 2.4.B.

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  A Fragment Temple in the Abyss.

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  A Fragment Temple in Greckon.

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  A Fragment Temple in Barathos.

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  A Fragment Temple in L'Borean.

Skills and resource systems

Ancient Power

Ancient Power was the precursor to Energy. For the most part it was functionally identical to Energy, but it was also used as ammunition for Staves before Runes were added. Ancient Power was renamed to Energy, and restylized, around version 1.1 of the mod.

In version Tslat 1.1.3 and below, the Ancient Power icons can still be found on the Ancient Banner. However, in 3.0 the banner was re-textured and no longer has the icons.

Calefaction skill

Calefaction Statistics Version Added 2.1

Main article: Calefaction Calefaction was a skill that was added in the 2.1 update. It was removed in 2.4, being replaced with Extraction. The Calefaction Master was replaced with the Extraction Master. The Calefaction Armor was replaced with the Extraction Armor.

Vulcanism skill

Vulcanism Statistics Version Added 2.4

Main article: Vulcanism Vulcanism was a skill that was added in the 2.1 update. It was tied to Vulcanes, and using Vulcanes would grant Vulcanism experience. Higher levels of Vulcanism would grant the ability to use different Vulcanes. It was removed in 3.1.

Thermal Bar

Thermal Bar Statistics Version Added 2.0

The Thermal Bar was a removed resource system originally added in 2.0. The Thermal Bar added a "temperature mechanic" of sorts to the mod, where going too long without being near heat sources or eating hot foods would cause the player to freeze to death, slowly taking damage until they warmed up. This mechanic was removed shortly after its implementation due to unpopularity, but it was repurposed into the similar Vitality bar, covered below.

Vitality

Vitality Statistics Version Added 2.1

Vitality is a removed resource system that was added in 2.1. It was a replacement and reuse of the aforementioned Thermal Bar. Instead of causing freezing to death when left unchecked with no benefits for keeping it full, it instead offered critical hits as a benefit without drawbacks for keeping it empty. Vitality served as a temperature and critical hit system. The temperature aspect involved the bar going up/down depending on the temperature of the surrounding environment. If the player was in a warm biome, consumed Tea, or stood next to a torch, lava, fire, campfire or life lamp (these were called "heat lamps" at the time), the bar would go up until it reached the top of the meter. If these conditions were not met, the bar would gradually drop until it reached the bottom of the meter. The critical hit aspect of Vitality worked in conjunction with the Calefaction skill. The higher the player's Vitality bar, the more damage a critical hit would do. Vitality was removed in 2.4. The temperature mechanic was completely removed from the mod, and Battle Rage took the critical hit part of Vitality.

Removed enchantments

Windfury

Windfury was an enchantment that could be applied to scythes. Windfury had a maximum level of III. Holding a scythe with Windfury I/II/III would give the player Speed I/II/III, respectively.

Windfury was removed in 3.0.

The following were the requirements for enchanting a scythe with Windfury based on the old infusion system, which also no longer exists.

Enchantment	Infusion Level Requirement	Enhancer Required (x4)	Power Stone Required
Windfury	Level I: 1 Level II: 31 Level III: 71	Speed Enhancer	Radiant Power Stone

Other removed features

Freezing to death

Freezing to death was a game mechanic accompanied with the Thermal Bar. Whenever the temperature meter dropped to zero, a screen effect that resembled ice would be placed on the player's screen and the message "You need to warm up!" would be displayed in the chat. The player would also slowly lose health while this was occurring. The only way to stop it is to engage in activities that would increase the Thermal Bar, including consuming Tea, standing near a campfire, or by wearing a full set of Thermal Armor.

The Thermal Bar, and thus this mechanic, was removed shortly after its implementation due to its unpopularity.

Dimension Gen

Mysterium was more mountainous, with gigantic ravines going down (much like Overworld ravines). The older gen also had caves. The dimension was more natural than the current chunky generation. Was changed in 2.3.

• Random Mystite Lamps could also be found generating around the dimension in 1.0 but were removed in the next update.

The Abyss was originally more flat but it had mountains that would hit block limit. Was changed in 1.1.

The Haven's gen was changed 3 times.

• In 1.0 grass was lime green and the dirt was brown. Islands were also smaller and closer to the void.
• In 1.1 to 2.3 the color of the grass was changed to cyan blue. Islands also got bigger.
• In 2.4 the color of the dirt was changed to purple.

Precasia was flatter and generated Cycade Trees in 1.0.

Runandor was also more natural, with random spotches of land sticking straight up in places. Was changed in 2.3.

Unique skill master guis

Skill Masters used to have unique, colored guis individual to the skill master. Starting in 2.4, the guis were all replaced with a single gui that all Skill Masters share.

keepAllInventory and keepNoInventory

In 2.2, the gamerules keepAllInventory and keepNoInventory were implemented. They were supposed to be used with a new Augury-based death system due to the then-developer having issues getting it to work with keepInventory. As a result, these gamerules were created to override keepInventory's function. keepAllInventory was to function as keepInventory normally did (keep all items on death) and keepNoInventory would stop the death system from functioning.

However, the death system was unimplemented and although these gamerules remained, the only on-death change added was the Intervention enchantment.

In Tslat 1.1, these gamerules were removed, and keepInventory became functional again.

Damage limitation

In 2.3.10, a damage limitation was added in order to reduce the impact of overpowered weapons added by third-party mods that were popular at the time. It was listed as limiting all damage to AoA mobs using non-AoA weapons, and could be disabled with a configuration option. However, the damage limitation that was implemented was inconsistent with this. It limited all damage, including that of AoA weapons, and that of non-AoA weapons used on non-AoA mobs.

It was removed in an unknown Tslat version due to its inaccuracy and unpopularity.

Elytra nerf

Starting in 3.0, when the player used the elytra in any dimension (not just dimensions added by the mod), the elytra would degrade significantly faster than normal. The Unbreaking enchantment could slow this faster degrade.

This was removed in 3.2, presumably due to being confusing and generally unpopular.

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