Become a Grim Dawn character in Minecraft: Devil's Crossing, its monsters, loot, stats and interface, read from your own Grim Dawn.
Play Minecraft inside Grim Dawn's Cairn, as a Grim Dawn character.
Devil's Crossing rises as real Minecraft terrain, read straight from your own Grim Dawn's world map: 1 metre = 1 block, the ground follows Grim Dawn's terrain layers, and the prison's walls, buildings, gates, carts, rocks and trees are Grim Dawn's own level art turned into blocks.
You are a Grim Dawn character. You level up from kills with Grim Dawn's own experience formula, gain an attribute point each level, and put it into Physique, Cunning or Spirit. Your health, Offensive and Defensive Ability, damage and armor follow Grim Dawn's real formulas, read from your game's files. A new character's 250 life is 20 Minecraft health.
Grim Dawn's interface, combined with Minecraft's. Grim Dawn's animated health and energy orbs and its experience bar frame your hotbar. Press C for Grim Dawn's character window: its equipment slots (helm, chest, legs, boots, shoulders, gloves, belt, amulet, medal, rings), your stats and attribute buttons, and your whole Minecraft inventory in Grim Dawn's grid.
Grim Dawn's monsters walk Devil's Crossing with their real names, meshes, textures and voices: the Walking Dead, Cronley's Gang, Bonebacks, Rift Scourges and the rest of the creature pools Grim Dawn places around the town. They hit and miss by Grim Dawn's rules, your armor protects the body part they strike, gunmen shoot and arsonists throw fire. More of them come at night.
Grim Dawn's loot drops from every kill: real items with their names, rarity colours, icons and stats. Wear the armor, wield the weapons.
The Devil's Crossing theme plays from Grim Dawn's own soundtrack.
Press Devil's Crossing on Minecraft's title screen to enter. Solo.
Needs your own Grim Dawn (Steam): nothing of it is shipped, everything is read from your copy while Minecraft runs. Minecraft 1.21.1 with Fabric; Melty sets that up.
Credits: river (mod). Fabric API by FabricMC (Apache-2.0). LZ4 Java by Adrien Grand and contributors (Apache-2.0). Grim Dawn is Crate Entertainment's; Minecraft is Mojang's.