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Craft Of The Wild Cotw Wiki & Guide

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Adds three hostile mobs inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild—Beedle, Kass, and Stone Talus—with corresponding spawn eggs and music disc.

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Contents (8)
  1. Guides
  2. Processes
  3. Items
  4. Mobs
  5. Configuration
  6. Frequently asked questions
  7. Related mods

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Cook and Use Zelda-Themed FoodFinding Cooking Stations Cooking pots and campfires appear at wilderness campsites and near NPC settlements. These…How to Defeat a Stone TalusIdentifying Stone Talus Stone Talus monsters appear as large rock formations in grasslands and rocky terrain. They…How to Find and Trade with BeedleLocating Beedle Beedle is a traveling merchant who spawns near campfire structures and wilderness campsites scattered…How to Find and Use Ancient ShrinesLocating Shrines Ancient Sheikah shrines generate in mountainous and foggy biomes. They have a distinctive glowing…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 1

Items

Beedle Spawn EggEgg PuddingKass Spawn EggMusic Disc (Of The Wild)Music Disc (Lost City)Music Disc (Stables)Music Disc (A Rocky Ballad)Stone Talus Spawn Egg

Mobs

Creatures this mod adds.

BeedleKassStone TalusStone Talus Arm

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

OptionWhat it does
attack_typeAttack Type

Frequently asked questions

How do I start playing Craft of the Wild?
The mod spawns naturally into your world—you'll begin encountering Zelda creatures, NPCs, and structures as you explore different biomes. There's no special crafting table or activation needed; simply travel and keep an eye out for campfires, stone formations, and traveling merchants.
Where do I find Beedle and what does he trade?
Beedle appears as a traveling merchant at campsites and rest areas throughout your world. He trades gems, insect parts, and other rare materials for themed items and supplies; check his inventory each time you meet him, as it may vary.
How do I know if a rock formation is a Stone Talus?
Stone Talus monsters are disguised as large rocky outcrops in grasslands and rocky terrain. They'll wake up and become hostile when you approach or attack them, revealing their true nature as dangerous bosses.
What's the best way to fight a Stone Talus?
Bring strong weapons and aim for the ore deposits on its body—these are its weak points and deal extra damage when struck. Keep moving to avoid its attacks and use the terrain to your advantage.
How do Ancient Shrines work?
Ancient Shrines are special structures that glow softly in foggy or mountainous areas and contain loot and puzzles inside. Explore them to find themed items and resources that fit the mod's Zelda aesthetic.
Can I cook Zelda-themed food and does it do anything special?
Yes—you can cook custom food items at campfires and furnaces using ingredients found throughout the mod. These foods provide standard Minecraft nutrition and hunger restoration, fitting naturally into your survival progression.
Do Bokoblins and other monsters drop useful loot?
Yes, Zelda creatures drop themed materials like gems, insect parts, and crafting components that you can use for recipes or trade with NPCs. Different enemy types have different drops, so variety in combat is rewarded.
Is this mod compatible with other mods?
Craft of the Wild is designed to work alongside vanilla Minecraft and most other mods, since it adds content without replacing core mechanics. Check mod compatibility lists if you're using many mods together, but conflicts are rare.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
The mod adds custom mobs, structures, and music, which may impact performance on lower-end systems depending on your render distance and world size. Adjust your settings if you experience slowdowns.
How do I get the Master Sword or Hylian Shield?
These iconic items are obtainable through exploration, boss defeats, or trading with NPCs—the exact method depends on the mod's progression system, so search for them in shrines, monster camps, and merchant inventories as you play.