Conquest Reforged FAQ

It's a mod plus resource pack that retextures vanilla Minecraft in a medieval fantasy style and adds a large library of decorative building blocks for detailed architecture. The mod and the resource pack work together, so you need both enabled for the blocks to look right.

Place a block from the mod's building palette and use the mod's block-cycling or variant keys to scroll through the connected shapes and textures instead of placing each one separately. Start with a small wall or floor section so you learn how the variants connect before committing to a big build.

The resource pack isn't loaded or is below the mod's required position in your resource pack list. Move the Conquest Reforged pack to the top of the list and reload resources, then the new textures will appear.

Many mod blocks have multiple states you cycle through in place, letting you build slopes, layered walls, arches and trim without crafting a separate block for each shape. If a block won't change, make sure you're using the mod's own cycling control rather than a vanilla placement.

Yes, the decorative blocks are obtainable in survival, though some require specific crafting or stonecutting steps rather than dropping naturally. Check the mod's own recipes in-game with a recipe viewer so you know what each block needs.

It generally plays well with building, decoration and worldgen mods, but mods that also replace vanilla textures or add their own block palettes can clash visually. Load Conquest Reforged's resource pack above other packs and test one mod at a time if you see missing or broken textures.

Yes, shaders work with it, but the mod's custom block models and textures can look odd under some shader packs that assume vanilla geometry. Try a few shader packs and adjust their settings until the new blocks render cleanly.

The resource pack is large and the mod adds many block states, so memory and VRAM use go up, especially in big detailed builds. Lower your render distance, allocate more RAM, and avoid stacking it with other heavy texture packs.

No, Conquest Reforged is a Java Edition mod and resource pack, so it doesn't run on Bedrock. Bedrock players can only get a similar look through separate community texture packs, not this mod.

Install the mod and resource pack on the server, then make sure every client also has the matching resource pack enabled or blocks will look wrong for them. In a modpack, keep Conquest Reforged's pack near the top of the resource list and test with a few players before opening it up.