Stargate Mobs Mod FAQ

Craft a Dungeon Director Chair and place it in your base, then interact with it to open the mission setup screen. From there you can select a difficulty level, invite teammates, and launch your first dungeon raid.

Start with a lower difficulty level (1-10 range) to learn the combat mechanics and enemy patterns without getting overwhelmed. You can always increase difficulty on future runs once your gear and team are stronger.

You can run dungeons completely solo, but recruiting companion characters like Daniel Jackson and Jack O'Neill will make fights significantly easier. You can also invite real players to your team for cooperative raids.

The Galaxy Director monitors which planets you've visited, your control over different worlds, and your overall story progress across the universe. Your actions on each planet affect enemy response strength, so defeating strong forces will trigger harder retaliation on future visits.

Dying during a dungeon typically means you'll need to restart that mission, though your team members and objectives remain tracked by the mod's systems. Make sure to gear up adequately before attempting higher difficulties.

Yes, the mod integrates with MineColonies to let you build the Ring of the Gods structure in your town, adding Stargate functionality to your colony. This gives you a thematic way to manage gate travel alongside your settlement.

If you have Productive Bees installed, you can set up specialized bees that produce naquadah directly in apiaries. You can also obtain naquadah as loot from completing dungeon raids and defeating bosses.

These are different enemy types with increasing difficulty—Jaffa are basic troops, Horus Guards are more heavily armored, and Kull Warriors are elite soldiers with higher health and damage. Expect to face tougher variants as you progress through higher difficulties and stronger planets.

The Dungeon Director lets you generate custom raid locations like the Ha'tak mothership with different room layouts, loot tables, and combat objectives. You have control over difficulty and mission type to create varied experiences.

Performance depends on your difficulty settings and how many mobs spawn during raids; lower difficulties and smaller team sizes will run smoother. If you experience lag, try reducing difficulty levels or running dungeons with fewer players.