Pick a pack. Lose a weekend.
Pick a pack, keep its Minecraft version and loader together, and use the file its author actually shipped.
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CurseForge + Modrinth Most popular first
modpackTake a trip down memory lane with this 1.4.2. used by Feed The Beast as a beta build to test pack construction. A little messy, a little funky, but still worth checking out for those interested in seeing the history of FTB.
modpack[Discontinued]
modpackLots of different mods, dungeons, armor, weapons, and mobs
modpackIt's a difficult one but also with bosses and armor with new biomes
modpacka cool mod pack
modpackMakes building bases harder but securing your bases easier, and decoration to boot, with a few improvements to general gameplay. Also Cars and Guns, cause why not.
modpackClient side mods enhancing QOL, adds all the essential mods you'd want for any playthrough! ~ Can be used on ANY server!
modpackyou are in a new world, you only have your imagination, the goal is to defeat all the bosses
modpackA Modpack for HyperGaming
modpackAn engineering-driven NeoForge modpack that pairs deep industrial automation and artillery with expansive world generation and economic systems.
Save yourself a broken instance
The game version, loader and pinned mods were tested together. Keep them together unless you fancy turning a working pack into an experiment.
Game version, then loader. In that order. Forge, Fabric, NeoForge and Quilt are not interchangeable.
We’ll tell you client, server, both—or honestly, when the source doesn’t say.
Dependencies are checked against the same version and loader. No grabbing a Forge library for Fabric and hoping.