Genshin x Craft Mod / Addon

Genshin x Craft Mod is still in the “work-in-progress” stage, and right now it’s centered on the Aether Star Sword that was shown in the initial cut scene. So if you’re expecting a huge content dump, this isn’t that yet. It’s more like an early drop that lets you mess with a couple of standout additions and get a feel for where the project is heading in Minecraft Bedrock.

The Aether Star Sword is straight-up absurd in power, and the description doesn’t try to hide it. It’s a sword equipment piece with 42 attack damage, 9999 durability, and it’s described as way too powerful in a 1v1 to the point where it can defeat the Warden. It’s also only available in creative, which honestly makes sense because a weapon like that would delete normal survival balance instantly. If you’re testing it, treat it like a “boss fight sandbox” tool—spawn something scary, swing a few times, and see how fast the fight collapses.



Repair-wise, the Aether Star Sword uses iron ingots, and you’ll need a lot of iron ingots. That’s a good heads-up even for creative testing, because if you’re doing long sessions or repeated fights, you’ll want to keep repairs in mind instead of assuming it’s endless. With stats like these, the main “challenge” becomes self-control: if you want the world to stay fun, don’t carry it as your everyday weapon unless your goal is to steamroll everything.

The mod also adds Paimon as a new mob. You obtain Paimon through fishing, and it behaves like an allay, so it’s more of a companion-style addition than a combat threat. That’s the kind of thing you’ll notice most during normal play loops—hanging around water, fishing, and then having this familiar helper-type behavior show up in your world.

Finally, Genshin x Craft Mod lists a new monster called Elemental Slime. No extra details are given beyond the name, so I’m not going to make up attacks or drops, but it’s clearly meant to expand the crossover “monster” side alongside the sword and Paimon. If you’re trying this early version, go in with the right expectation: it’s a small snapshot of the project, with an overpowered creative-only sword, a fishing-obtained allay-like mob, and an Elemental Slime to tease what comes next.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!