Jarjachas Addon

Jarjachas — Andean folklore loose in your Bedrock nights.

This mod isn’t “more zombies.” It drops three nightmare creatures into survival and lets them hunt after dark. The base one, Jarjacha, is the half-man, half-llama thing with glowing eyes and a scream you’ll hear before you see it. If you’re wandering unlit roads or cutting through a field at night, expect that scream and a rush. It shows up in dark spots, pushes close, and punishes anyone who’s not ready with a shield or space to kite.

Runa Jarjacha is the human-looking version. It plays it sneaky: lone figure on a road, weird stance, won’t engage until you get curious. The second you drift in, it turns hostile and chases. Treat late-night “strangers” like creepers—keep distance, ping with a bow first, and never invite one into a village.

Then there’s Jarjacha Taytacha—the two-headed llama body. One head “weeps,” the other looks furious. In play it feels like a mini-boss: slower steps, heavier hits, and it just keeps coming. Don’t face it in tight halls. Take high ground, drop it with arrows or trident throws, and let iron golems or wolves soak aggro while you finish the job.

How to survive: light roads and fences around bases; carry a shield and a bow at dusk; place quick ladders or scaffolding so you can reset fights; boat traps still work if you panic. If you hear the scream, stop sprinting blind—turn, block, and backpedal. For villages, post a bell and golem at the gate; these things love unlit streets.

No fancy menus here—just new predators that make night travel risky again. If your world’s gotten comfy, Jarjachas flips it back to “keep a torch out and eyes up.”



Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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