Vaporized Intentions FAQ

Travel across the Overworld and look for areas with thick fog and eerie atmosphere—the Ominous Valley is a naturally spawning biome. You can also use the mod's custom biome locator or explore systematically from your spawn point, as the biome tends to generate in clusters.

Keep your light levels high by placing torches, carrying light sources like lanterns, and avoiding pitch-black areas. The fear bar rises fastest in deep biomes and complete darkness, so staying in lit areas is your primary defense.

Reaching maximum fear triggers deadly encounters and game-ending events, including spawns of hostile entities like Deadtime Jones. You should retreat to well-lit areas immediately if your fear bar is nearly full.

Break Corrupted Spores before they multiply and spawn Corruptinies. If you have AllowCorruptedPlague enabled in your game rules, the spores will spread aggressively, so prioritize clearing them from areas you want to keep safe.

Yes—use the AreYouScared game rule to disable the fear bar system entirely if you prefer a less intense experience.

Corruptinies are hostile floating entities that spawn from Corrupted Spores and multiply if AllowCorruptedPlague is enabled. They're dangerous in groups, so clearing spores early prevents them from overwhelming an area.

The Hazed Plains is navigable but extremely dangerous due to blinding mist that obscures vision and raises fear quickly. Bring multiple light sources, move carefully, and consider marking your path to avoid getting lost.

Yes—the fear bar rises when you're in other dimensions, so bring extra light sources and be prepared for encounters if you venture into the Nether or End.

Yes—use the DeadtimeSpawnChance game rule to increase or decrease how frequently Deadtime Jones appears in your world.

The Ominous Valley contains unique wood types not found elsewhere in the Overworld. Harvest them for building, but be cautious—staying in the biome too long without light will raise your fear meter.