More Custom Totems Mod / Addon

More Custom Totems Mod is basically a visual glow-up for one of the most clutch items in the game. Instead of being stuck with the same old Totem of Undying look forever, you get a full collection of 26 unique totems themed after different creatures, including bosses, hostile mobs, neutral mobs, and passive animals. The best part is it keeps the classic survival mechanics of the original totem, so you’re not learning some weird new system—just swapping the vibe.

Everything is craftable, and it’s set up in a pretty clean way: once you manage to obtain a single Totem of Undying, you’ll unlock and be able to view the recipes for all the other totems. That makes it feel like a real progression moment, because the first totem is the “key,” and after that you can start building out your collection based on what materials you’re already stacking.



Most of the crafts follow a simple pattern where the Totem is surrounded by four matching items. So if you’re the type who farms specific drops, you can pick a totem that fits your grind. The Bee Totem uses honeycomb blocks, the Creeper Totem uses gunpowder, the Villager Totem uses emeralds, and the Enderman Totem uses ender pearls. For bigger flex energy, there are boss-themed options too, like the Ender Dragon Totem crafted with dragon’s breath. There are also a couple special-style recipes: the Wither Totem uses a nether star placed above the totem, and the Iron Golem Totem uses poppies and iron ingots in a specific layout.

In a real survival world, More Custom Totems Mod is perfect when you want your gear to feel personal without messing with balance. Keep your favorite mob theme on hand, match it to your base style, or swap depending on what you’re doing that day. More Custom Totems Mod fits right into Minecraft Bedrock survival because it’s all variety and collection energy, while the totem still plays by the same rules you already trust.

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!