Throwables Mod / Addon

KMCG's Throwables Addon has a lot of crafting new throwing weapons, various shurikens and other Throwables stuff. A skeleton spots you across a clearing. You could reach for a bow, run toward it with a sword, or try something different: throw a shuriken before it gets close. Throwables adds a collection of objects you can use from a distance, giving Minecraft fights more variety without asking you to abandon your usual equipment. Some are made from valuable materials, while others are much simpler things you might be able to put together early in a survival world.

Shurikens are a good place to start. There are options made from materials such as copper, iron, gold, diamond, and netherite, along with variants inspired by fire, frost, poison, and the Wither. They give you something small to carry for encounters where an enemy is just out of reach. You can experiment with the different types and see which ones you enjoy using. A few throws at a target in an open area will also help you get used to aiming before you take them into a cave or a nighttime fight.



Not every projectile needs to look like a weapon from a ninja’s collection. The add-on includes throwable rocks made from materials such as cobblestone, granite, diorite, and blackstone. It’s an amusing way to make use of something you’re likely to have plenty of after a mining trip. There are also cold projectiles, including ice balls and chunks of ice. If you enjoy collecting equipment for different kinds of adventures, you could keep a selection in a chest and choose what to bring depending on where you’re going.

Boomerangs offer a different experience. They come in several materials, from wood and stone to diamond and netherite, and can return to the thrower after a hit or a longer flight. That makes them interesting to practice with: you can aim at a target, watch the flight, and get a feel for how the weapon comes back. The material affects its speed, so a wooden boomerang won’t feel quite the same as a netherite one. Try the simpler options first, then decide whether you want to spend rarer materials on another type.

Some items are suited to players who like a little more chaos in a fight. Alongside ordinary projectiles, the collection includes special variants with effects of their own. They can give you more to think about when choosing what to carry, particularly if you’re preparing for a multiplayer game or an adventure with friends. You might prefer a straightforward projectile for a quick encounter, then save something more unusual for a situation where its effect is worth using. It’s worth trying each item somewhere with room to move so you can see what it does before relying on it.

Crafting is part of the experience, so take a look through the recipes as you collect materials. A wooden boomerang can be made using wooden planks, while other boomerangs use materials such as cobblestone, copper, iron, gold, or diamond. More valuable ingredients may be better saved until you’ve found a projectile you actually enjoy. You can also explore the collection in Creative mode if you want to compare the items before gathering supplies in survival.

Throwables works well for players who want more choices between close combat and a traditional bow. Carry a few shurikens on an expedition, keep a boomerang ready for a trip outside the base, or set up targets with friends and practice your aim. The next time a mob appears across a clearing, you’ll have another way to respond.

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!