Nomad Horizon Expanded FAQ

You must visit the Nether first to unlock access to Pangea. Once you've been to the Nether, you can return to the Overworld and find the portal to Pangea, which will now be available for travel.

Craft the Paleopedia book first—it contains essential information about all prehistoric mobs and mechanics. Then visit the Nether to unlock Pangea, where you can begin exploring ancient biomes and encountering dinosaurs.

Cooksonia plants spawn naturally across the ancient biomes in the Pangea dimension. Search through grassy fields and prehistoric areas to locate them for taming Xuwulongs.

Hunt Amber Mosquitos in Lush Caves, Deep Dark, and Dripstone Caves—they drop different DNA types (plant, fungus, water, or animal) depending on their variant. Giant Fleas in caves also yield valuable genetic material.

Yes, the Iberospinus is a rideable river predator found in Pangea's waterways. You can mount it directly, and shearing its scales provides materials for crafting the Swamp Macuahuitl weapon.

The Carved effect is a wither-like debuff inflicted by dangerous predators like the Carcharodontosaurus. It damages you over time, so avoid prolonged exposure to these apex predators or use shields to block their attacks.

Block attacks from a Carcharodontosaurus using a shield—when it bites the shield, it will drop sharp teeth that you can collect and craft into weapons.

Yes, Herrerasaurus pack together and will hunt coordinated targets when provoked. Avoid engaging multiple Herrerasaurus at once, or use terrain to separate them.

Eotriceratops use their heavy body weight to deliver massive knockback attacks when threatened. Be prepared to be pushed back forcefully if you engage one in combat.

Most prehistoric creatures spawn exclusively in the Pangea dimension's ancient biomes. Amber Mosquitos and Giant Fleas are exceptions, spawning in specific cave types in the regular Overworld.