Feasts Of The Fallout: Iodized & Enriched

Feasts Of The Fallout: Iodized & Enriched

A 1.21.1 NeoForge port and expansion of Feasts Of The Fallout: Iodized by forestwastakenn. A Fallout-inspired mod focused on creatures, crops, and cooking for survival in the wasteland.

About

This is a community port of the original 1.20.1 Forge mod to NeoForge 1.21.1, with quality-of-life features layered on top. The original mod can be found on CurseForge. This port exists to bring it forward to modern Minecraft.

Creatures

The wasteland is inhabited by 80+ creatures across the Fallout canon, each with life stages and breeding mechanics:

• Brahmin: two-headed cattle, a reliable meat source
• Radchickens: easy to farm with razorgrain
• Radstags: skittish prey, drop antlers
• Bighorners: sturdy mountain goats
• Iguanas: fed with tarberry, must be contained
• Molerats: strong in numbers
• Bonzai Hogs: drop lard for crafting
• Pigrats: reproduce very fast, ugly source of pork
• Radbits: reproduce very fast, ugly source of rabbit
• Geckos: young transform into gold, green, or fire breeds based on diet
• Squirrels: the hillbillies’ choice of meat
• Mirelurks: territorial crustaceans, forage for algae
• Hermit Crabs: forages for iron garbage
• Deathclaws: rural and urban variants, very menacing
• Yao Guai: mutated bears
• Cazadors: giant venomous wasps, Mojave classic
• Stingwings: aerial and venomous
• Radscorpions: dangerous
• Radroaches: free meat and milk
• Bloatflies: free meat and maggots
• Giant Mantis: ambush predators
• Giant Aphids: farmable for honey and sugar
• Gravebugs: yummy bug meat
• Wanamingos: alien mutants, almost extinct
• Humphrey: big and ugly, and bigly ugly
• Commonwealth Protectrons: craftable robotic helpers
• Wasteland Citizens and Wanderers: NPC traders

Most small offspring can be right-clicked to grab. Feast items are fed to babies that grow into larger forms.

Crops

Crops grow on Desperate Soil, a nutrient-poor soil that wasteland plants thrive in. Crops include:

• Common Carrot, Razorgrain, Tarberry, Acrid Algae
• Jalapeño, Pinto Beans, Silt Beans, Yucca
• Common Onion, Tato, Brassica

Each crop’s seeds are obtained from specific creatures, creating a farming ecosystem tied to the wildlife.

Foods

A deep cooking system with 200+ food and drink items. From Brahmin Steak and Radchicken Noodle Soup to Mirelurk Cake, Cazador Cooked, Sourdough, Tacos, and various canned goods. Plus a bottlecap and pre-war dollar currency system for the agriculture unit vending machines.

What’s New in the Port

• Natural spawning: creatures spawn across vanilla biomes, distributed ecologically (plains, forests, deserts, jungles, swamps, caves, and more)
• In-game config screen: toggle natural spawning and hostility from the Mods menu, no config file editing required
• Canonical hostile AI: based on Fallout 1, 2, 3, New Vegas, 4, and 76. When enabled, deathclaws, yao guai, cazadors, mirelurks, and more will hunt the player on sight. Passive creatures remain passive.
• Balanced combat: damage values scaled to Fallout canon; many threats are now truly terrifying.

Both natural spawning and hostility are off by default. Enable them via the Config button in the Mods menu.

Compatibility

• Requires: NeoForge 1.21.1
• Optional: JEI (for recipe browsing)
• Standalone: Works with vanilla Minecraft, no other mods required
• AshenWorld integration: Coming in a future update

Credits

• Original porter of Feasts Of The Fallout: Iodized: forestwastakenn (CurseForge)
• NeoForge 1.21.1 port and new additions: snakymc

This is a port, not an original mod. It is built from the original mod’s source workspace and published with forestwastakenn’s permission.

License

Original content from Feasts Of The Fallout: Iodized (creatures, items, textures, and code) belongs to its respective creators and is used with permission. All Rights Reserved applies only to the new additions in this port: natural spawning, the config screen, hostile AI, and combat balance.

Feedback, bug reports, and suggestions are welcome. This port is actively maintained.