VITA CARNIS Mod / Addon

VITA CARNIS Addon adds the most important and popular characters from the VITA CARNIS series to Minecraft Bedrock. These will be dangerous monsters. Something strange has appeared beyond the edge of your village. It doesn’t look like a zombie, and the sound it makes is unfamiliar. With Vita Carnis installed, that’s a good reason to stop and take a closer look from a safe distance. The add-on brings six creatures inspired by the Vita Carnis horror series into Minecraft, each with its own health, attacks, and sounds. Some can appear in the world on their own, while others are produced by the creatures around them. A quiet walk across the plains can turn into a fight, especially if you encounter a Harvester and stay nearby long enough for Meat Snakes to appear. Bring equipment you trust, keep food close at hand, and remember that an unfamiliar creature may be much tougher than it first looks.



The Harvester is one of the threats you may find during your travels. It has 50 health points and can spawn Meat Snakes every two to four minutes. That means dealing with one creature doesn’t necessarily end the encounter: if you linger in the area, there may be more to face. Meat Snakes also have 50 health points. Their attack is relatively low, but a successful hit slows you for five seconds. That effect can become a problem when you’re trying to get away or reposition during a fight. The Crawl creates a different kind of trouble. It has only 10 health points, but it can spawn Trimmings at intervals of two to four minutes. Trimmings have 25 health points and apply the same brief slowing effect when they hit, so an encounter with several of them can become harder to manage than a fight with one.

Then there’s the Mimic, an independent creature that can spawn in the world. With 100 health points and an attack that slows its target, it gives you a reason to think before rushing in. Its speed may give you time to keep your distance, but its health makes it a much longer fight than the smaller creatures. Choose your surroundings carefully and make sure you have space to move. A slowing effect is especially unwelcome when a cliff, a pool of lava, or another monster is already limiting your escape route.

Every creature in the add-on has its own sounds, which helps make encounters more distinctive as you learn what’s around you. Defeated mobs can drop rotten flesh or bones, but the real reason to seek them out is the challenge they bring to survival. You can face them in an existing world or start a separate horror adventure with friends, where everyone can prepare equipment and explore together. To install Vita Carnis, download the add-on file, open it with Minecraft, and enable its resource and behavior packs in your world settings. Once you’re ready, head out and pay attention to the creatures you find.

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!