Hostile Pet Addon

Hostile Pet Mod — turn deadly mobs into tiny bodyguards that hatch from rare monster eggs.

Hostile Pet Mod flips the usual “run from everything at night” feeling and lets you build a little squad out of the mobs that used to bully you. Every time you clear out zombies, skeletons, creepers and the rest, there’s a tiny chance they’ll drop an egg tied to their type. Those eggs don’t hatch instantly, so you get that slow-burn tension: do you stash them in a safe chest, or carry them around while you keep exploring? Leave some of them out in full sun and they’ll even burn up, just like their parents, so you actually have to think about where you set up your nursery.

After ten to twenty minutes, the shell finally cracks and a mini version of that mob pops out. That’s when the real fun starts. Feed each little monster its favorite item and it switches sides, bonding to you the same way wolves do. Rotten flesh for undead, bones for the ranged guys, gunpowder for the tiny creeper, pearls for the mini enderman — it all feels very logical, so you remember it fast. Once tamed, they’ll trail behind you through caves, villages, and nether runs, throwing themselves at anything that picks a fight. Ranged pets like mini skeletons and drowned will actually use bows or tridents if you gear them up, and you can take items back later by sitting them down and using shears while sneaking.



The mini creeper is the funniest and riskiest of the bunch. It runs in, explodes on targets, and then collapses into a stunned state where it can’t move or attack until it recovers. Used right, it’s basically a living disposable bomb you send into tight hallways or mob piles. Just don’t forget it needs time to reset before the next fight. All of the pets have tiny hitboxes, so they slip through gaps a normal player can’t, which is great for chasing enemies but also means you should double-check fences and railings at your base unless you want them wandering off.

Hostile Pet Mod hits best on normal or higher difficulty, where mobs are actually dangerous and every extra heart of help matters. Turn it on in a long-term survival world and you slowly go from solo adventurer to commander of a weird little monster crew: mini zombies in broken armor, archers on the back line, a creeper artillery unit, and a shy enderman blinking around the edges of the fight. It doesn’t break progression, it just makes every night raid, dungeon crawl, and boss attempt feel like you’ve got backup that literally grew out of the things that used to kill you.

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

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