G_Fox's Fragile

G-Fox's Fragile

A wound can change your entire expedition.

Fragile adds body-part health, injuries, medical treatment, and thirst to Minecraft. Prepare your supplies, choose when to treat your wounds, and decide whether to push deeper into a cave or return home.

Body-Part Health & Injuries

Your head, chest, abdomen, arms, and legs have separate health pools. Bleeding, fractures, and severely damaged limbs require different treatments.

Injured legs can slow you down, while injured arms can weaken your attacks and mining. Painkillers temporarily relieve injury penalties, but they do not repair the damage.

Check your condition through the compact HUD and the body-status panel in your inventory. A red screen-edge warning appears when head or chest health becomes dangerously low.

Medical Supplies & Treatment

Craft bandages, tourniquets, splints, first-aid kits, surgical kits, and medicines.

Use medical items directly or select a body part through the inventory health panel. Treatments feature first-person animations, and reusable supplies retain their remaining uses.

Surgery can restore eligible blacked-out body parts, but reduces their maximum health until you recover through sleep. Medicines offer temporary benefits, with food or hydration costs depending on the item.

Leather and cloth medical supplies can be dyed like leather armor. Mix dyes to create your own colors, or wash them off in a water cauldron.

Thirst & Water Quality

Manage hydration alongside hunger.

Clean water restores more hydration. Dirty water restores less and causes contamination, increasing thirst loss and adding nausea and abdominal damage. Milk removes contamination.

Purify dirty water using a furnace or campfire. Rain and dripstone can supply clean water to cauldrons, while mixing in dirty water contaminates the contents.

A Gentler Start on Easy

On Easy difficulty, automatic recovery begins after a damage-free period, and light bleeding clears faster. Serious injuries still require treatment.

Getting Started

• Open your inventory and use the green medical-cross button to view your body status.

• Carry supplies for bleeding and fractures before exploring.

• Keep clean drinking water available.

• Read medical-item tooltips for use time, consumption, and effects.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.20.1

• Forge — built and tested against Forge 47.4.10

• Java 17

• Install the mod on both the server and clients for multiplayer.

English and Korean are supported. Other language selections use English for the mod's text.

Feedback

Found a bug? Leave a comment with your mod version, Forge version, other installed mods, and steps to reproduce the issue. Include a relevant crash report or log when available.

Created by G_Fox.