The Twilight Forest guide for All the Mods 10 1.25 to 4.5

The Twilight Forest is in this pack as version 4.7.3196, the 1.21.1 build. It's been part of All the Mods 10 since 2.25 or earlier, so it's a long-standing piece of the pack rather than a recent addition.^[1]

Your best guide to the mod is its own quest chapter. It's built around a chain of trophies, and each one unlocks the next set of gear. From the start you can go after things like the Steeleaf Chestplate and Ironwood Chestplate sets, the Ice Sword, the Ender Bow, the Ore Magnet and the Charm of Life I.^[2]

The trophy chain

1. Grab the Naga Trophy in a quest in "?". That opens the Naga armor quest and leads to the next trophy.^[2]
2. Next comes the Twilight Lich Trophy in a quest in "?", which unlocks the four scepters and the maze quest a quest in "?".^[2]
3. The maze quest leads to the Minoshroom Trophy in a quest in "?". It also unlocks the Mazebreaker and the Charm of Keeping line.^[2]
4. The Hydra Trophy in a quest in "?" opens up the Fiery tools and armor.^[2]
5. The Knight Phantom Trophy in a quest in "?" unlocks the Knightmetal and Phantom gear.^[2]
6. The Ur-Ghast Trophy in a quest in "?" leads on to the Alpha Yeti Trophy in a quest in "?" and the Carminite machines.^[2]

The mod also shows up outside its own chapter. The basic armor chapter asks for an Ironwood Ingot, so Twilight materials are part of your early gear options too.^[3]

Unverified The quest data available for this guide doesn't show The Twilight Forest on the ATM Star quest path, so treat it as an optional side adventure rather than a Star requirement.

Welcome to the Twilight Forest! In All the Mods 10, this mod has its own quest chapter. Most of its quests unlock from the same starting point, so you can pick up easy wins like food and armor while you work toward the bosses. The bosses form the real backbone of the chapter: each boss trophy quest unlocks the next part of the chain.^[2]

Your very first goal is simply to get there. The mod's root advancement asks you to enter the mysterious, magical woodlands of the Twilight Forest.^[4]

Unverified The sources for this pack don't show how the Twilight Forest portal is built, so check in-game with JEI or the quest book before you gather materials. This site does hold All the Mods 10's own recipes, read from the pack itself: look the item up in the item browser.

Step 1: Get some food going

One of the mod's early advancements is to hunt some of the local wildlife. The food quest a quest in "?" starts with Raw Venison and Venison Steak, then moves on to a whole menu of Twilight dishes. You can cook the venison in a furnace or on a campfire, so you don't need a full kitchen set up in the new dimension.^[2][4][5]

Venison SteakMod recipe

Smelting

• Raw Venison

Recipe id: twilightforest:food/smelted_venison

Furnace version

Venison SteakMod recipe

Campfire Cooking

• Raw Venison

Recipe id: twilightforest:food/campfired_venison

Campfire version

Step 2: Ironwood and Steeleaf armor

Next, gear up. The basic armor chapter has quests for Ironwood Ingot and Steeleaf, plus full four-piece sets of each. The Twilight Forest chapter has matching set quests, a quest in "?" and a quest in "?". Neither set quest sits behind a boss trophy, so these are your natural first armor upgrades before you start boss hunting.^[2][3]

Ironwood ChestplateMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × any ironwood ingot

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/ironwood_chestplate

The helmet, leggings and boots have their own recipes too.

Steeleaf ChestplateMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × any steeleaf ingot

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/steeleaf_chestplate

The helmet, leggings and boots have their own recipes too.

This pack also gives you some extra routes to these materials. Essence recipes turn essence into Ironwood Ingots and Steeleaf. There's also a recipe that makes Steeleaf from a Generalized Twilight Prediction and leaves, which is handy later if you'd rather automate than farm by hand.^[5]

4× Ironwood IngotMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Ironwood Essence

Recipe id: mysticalagriculture:essence/twilightforest/ironwood_ingot

8× SteeleafMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• any leave

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/twilight/steeleaf

Unverified How Ironwood and Steeleaf are normally obtained inside the Twilight Forest isn't shown in the available sources.

Step 3: Take on the Naga

Once you're geared, head for your first boss. The mod tells you to slay the Naga in its forest courtyard. Its drop lets you overcome the barrier magic around the Lich's tower, which makes it the key to the rest of the progression. Grabbing the Naga Trophy completes a quest in "?", and that quest unlocks both the Lich quest and the Naga armor quest.^[2][4]

Hang on to your Naga Scale drops. They have their own quest, and the mod's advancement asks you to craft both the Naga chest and leg armor.^[2][3][4][5]

Naga Scale TunicMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Naga Scale

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/naga_chestplate

Naga Scale LeggingsMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

7 × Naga Scale

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/naga_leggings

After that, your target is the Lich at the top of his tower. Slaying him gets you a scepter to clear the poisonous mosquitoes from the Swamp, see through the Dark Forest's curse of blinding darkness, and resist the Snowy Forest's chill. The Lich Trophy quest a quest in "?" then opens up the scepter quests and the Maze Map quest, which lead you onward into the rest of the Twilight Forest.^[2][4]

Charm of Life IIMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Charm of Life I
• Charm of Life I
• Charm of Life I
• Charm of Life I

Recipe id: twilightforest:charm_of_life_2

The Twilight Forest is an adventure mod. Its core systems are the portal, the magic tree cores, boss fights, shield parrying, the Uncrafting Table and a few tower devices. This section walks you through how each one is set up in this pack, so you know exactly what to expect before you jump in.^[5][6]

Unverified Whether The Twilight Forest has its own power, fluid or item-transport systems could not be confirmed, so none are described here.

Portals and the dimension

In this pack, new portals are checked for safety before they form. This is controlled by [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.checkPortalPlacement]]. With the check on, an unsafe portal is redirected to a safe alternate destination. With it off, the portal would simply fail to form.^[6]

Your home side is the Overworld, set by [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.originDimension]]. That's the dimension you can always travel to the Twilight Forest from, and the one you come back to. Building portals in other dimensions is turned off in this pack through [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.allowPortalsInOtherDimensions]].^[6]

When a portal forms, the mod checks up to 64 water spaces, set by [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.maxPortalSize]]. Lightning also zaps the portal, and in this pack that lightning can set things on fire because [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.destructivePortalLightning]] is on. Keep flammable builds away from your portal spot!^[6]

• The portal isn't locked behind any advancement, because [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.portalUnlockedByAdvancement]] is left empty.^[6]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.portalCreationPermission]] is set to 0, so every player can create portals.^[6]
• The return portal works without the activation item, because [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.shouldReturnPortalBeUsable]] is on.^[6]
• New players start in the normal world, not in the Twilight Forest, because [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Dimension Settings.newPlayersSpawnInTF]] is off.^[6]

Cloud blocks run weather logic up to 32 blocks below them. This is set by cloudBlockPrecipitationDistance, and 32 is the same as the mod default. Setting it to 0 turns all cloud precipitation logic off, which can help if your tick rate drops.^[6]

Magic tree cores

The magic trees each have a core that works within a set radius: the Minewood Core, the Sortingwood Core, the Timewood Core and the Transformation Core. In this pack all of them use a radius of 16, the same as the mod default. The allowed range is 0 to 128, and a value of 0 stops that core from working at all. The options are [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.miningCoreRange]], [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.sortingCoreRange]], [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.timeCoreRange]] and [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.transformationCoreRange]].^[6]

Unverified What each magic tree core actually does inside its radius, and how you get or grow the trees, could not be confirmed.

Bosses and death

In this pack, Twilight bosses put their drops in a chest where they originally spawned, instead of dropping loot on the ground. This comes from bossesSpawnDropChests. The Knight Phantoms are the exception, because their drops work differently.^[6]

multiplayerFightAdjuster is set to NONE in this pack. That means bosses act the same whether you fight them solo or with a group. Other settings could add extra loot per player, or add 20 hearts of boss health for each nearby player, but neither is active here.^[6]

When you die, a Keepsake Casket spawns with your stuff. In this pack those caskets are not locked to you, because casketUUIDLocking is off. That means other players can open them.^[6]

Shield parrying

After you raise a shield, you have a 40-tick window to parry a projectile (1 tick is 1/20 of a second). This is set by [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Shield Parrying.shieldParryTicksArrow]], and 40 is the mod default. In this pack, parrying only works on Twilight projectiles, because [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Shield Parrying.parryNonTwilightAttacks]] is off.^[6]

This pack adds its own crafting recipe for the Knightmetal Shield, so check the recipe below instead of relying on older guides.^[5]

Knightmetal ShieldAdded by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

any knightmetal ingot	Shield	any knightmetal ingot
any knightmetal ingot	any knightmetal ingot	any knightmetal ingot
Empty slot	any knightmetal ingot	Empty slot

Recipe id: allthemods:twilightforest/knightmetal_shield

Recipe added by the pack

Unverified Whether the Knightmetal Shield has any special parrying behavior compared to other shields could not be confirmed.

The Uncrafting Table

The Uncrafting Table does more than reverse normal recipes. It also has special recipes that only work through uncrafting, and the mod relies on them. In this pack, [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Uncrafting Table.blacklistedUncraftingModIds]] is empty, so this option doesn't block uncrafting for any mod's items. There's even an advancement for uncrafting an Uncrafting Table itself.^[4][6]

When a recipe uses a tag, the mod has an option that can stop the table from letting you switch between ingredients. Packs can also keep specific ingredients from showing up at all with the twilightforest:banned_uncrafting_ingredients tag.^[4]

Unverified This pack's values for the ingredient-switching option and the uncrafting on/off options aren't known, so it can't be confirmed whether ingredient switching works here.

Carminite devices

You can craft the Carminite Builder and the Carminite Reactor. Their progression advancement says that once you settle the restless phantoms in the knight's tomb, the carminite tower's devices will obey you.^[4][5]

Carminite BuilderMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Encased Towerwood Planks	any carminite gem	Encased Towerwood Planks
any carminite gem	Dispenser	any carminite gem
Encased Towerwood Planks	any carminite gem	Encased Towerwood Planks

Recipe id: twilightforest:carminite_builder

Carminite ReactorMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Encased Towerwood Planks	any carminite gem	Encased Towerwood Planks
any carminite gem	any redstone ore	any carminite gem
Encased Towerwood Planks	any carminite gem	Encased Towerwood Planks

Recipe id: twilightforest:carminite_reactor

Unverified How the Carminite Builder and Carminite Reactor behave once placed, including what they need to run, could not be confirmed.

Automating Twilight materials

You don't have to farm everything by hand. Through Hostile Networks, the Generalized Twilight Prediction crafts into Cicada, Firefly, Liveroot, Moonworm, Raven Feather, Steeleaf and Torchberries.^[5]

8× SteeleafMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• any leave

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/twilight/steeleaf

8× LiverootMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Generalized Twilight Prediction
• Stick

Recipe id: hostilenetworks:living_matter/twilight/liveroot

Mystical Agriculture essences can be crafted into Fiery Ingot, Ironwood Ingot, Knightmetal Ingot and Steeleaf. That makes a crop farm a great long-term source of Twilight metals.^[5]

3× Knightmetal IngotMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Knightmetal Essence

Recipe id: mysticalagriculture:essence/twilightforest/knightmetal_ingot

2× Fiery IngotMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Fiery Ingot Essence

Recipe id: mysticalagriculture:essence/twilightforest/fiery_ingot

Handy block effects

• An Arctic Fur Block reduces fall damage by 90%, which makes it a great landing pad.^[4]
• A Knightmetal Block works as a stronger cactus, so you can use it to damage anything that touches it.^[4]

The main trophy chain

1. Start with the Naga Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]
2. Next comes the Twilight Lich Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]
3. Grab a Blank Maze Map and some Raw Meef for a quest in "?". That quest leads into the Minoshroom Trophy and Meef Stroganoff in a quest in "?".^[2]
4. Take down the Hydra for the Hydra Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]
5. Then comes the Knight Phantom Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]
6. After that, go for the Ur-Ghast Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]
7. Next is the Alpha Yeti Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]
8. The last boss trophy in the chain is the Snow Queen Trophy in a quest in "?".^[2]

Early gear and side quests

From the start of the chapter, a bunch of quests open up next to the Naga one. You get armor quests for full Steeleaf Chestplate and Ironwood Chestplate sets in a quest in "?" and a quest in "?". You also get the Charm of Life I, plus loot quests like the Ore Magnet, Transformation Powder, Peacock Feather Fan and Moonworm Queen. Twilight food has its own quest too, a quest in "?".^[2]

Steeleaf ChestplateMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × any steeleaf ingot

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/steeleaf_chestplate

Ironwood IngotMod recipe

Smelting

• Raw Ironwood

Recipe id: twilightforest:material/smelted_ironwood_ingot

Raw Ironwood smelts into Ironwood Ingots, which you need for the Ironwood armor pieces

Once you have the Naga down, a quest in "?" asks for the Naga Scale Tunic and Naga Scale Leggings. Both are crafted from Naga Scale.^[2][5]

Naga Scale TunicMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Naga Scale

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/naga_chestplate

The Lich opens up the scepter quests: Scepter of Twilight, Scepter of Fortification, Zombie Scepter and Scepter of Life Draining. The maze map quest then branches into the Mazebreaker, the Blank Maze/Ore Map and the Charm of Keeping I. The Charm of Keeping upgrades to tier II and then tier III, each through its own quest.^[2]

Blank Maze MapMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

any paper	any paper	any paper
any paper	Maze Map Focus	any paper
any paper	any paper	any paper

Recipe id: twilightforest:maze_map

Blank Maze/Ore MapMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Blank Maze Map
• any diamond storage block
• any gold storage block
• any iron storage block

Recipe id: twilightforest:ore_map

Charm of Keeping IIMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Charm of Keeping I
• Charm of Keeping I
• Charm of Keeping I
• Charm of Keeping I

Recipe id: twilightforest:charm_of_keeping_2

Mid-game tiers

The Minoshroom unlocks the Diamond Minotaur Axe quest. The Hydra is where things really heat up: it unlocks quests for the Fiery Sword and Fiery Pickaxe, plus a full Fiery armor set. You can craft Fiery gear from Fiery Ingot, or upgrade plain iron pieces directly with a fiery vial.^[2][5]

Fiery IngotMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• any fiery vial
• any iron ingot

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/fiery_ingot_crafting

Fiery ChestplateMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Iron Chestplate
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial
• any fiery vial

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/fiery_iron_chestplate

Upgrades an iron chestplate instead of crafting one from ingots

The Knight Phantom trophy opens three branches. One is the Phantom Helmet and Phantom Chestplate. The second is a full Knightmetal armor set. The third is a Knightmetal toolkit: sword, pickaxe, axe, Block and Chain and Knightmetal Shield. You get Knightmetal Ingot by smelting or blasting an Armor Shard Cluster.^[2][5]

Knightmetal IngotMod recipe

Blasting

• Armor Shard Cluster

Recipe id: twilightforest:material/blasted_knightmetal_ingot

Knightmetal ShieldAdded by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

any knightmetal ingot	Shield	any knightmetal ingot
any knightmetal ingot	any knightmetal ingot	any knightmetal ingot
Empty slot	any knightmetal ingot	Empty slot

Recipe id: allthemods:twilightforest/knightmetal_shield

This Knightmetal Shield recipe is added by the pack

The Ur-Ghast trophy unlocks tech blocks: the Carminite Builder and Carminite Reactor, plus the Reappearing Block and Vanishing Block. All of these use Carminite.^[2][5]

CarminiteMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

• Borer Essence
• any redstone dust
• Borer Essence
• any redstone dust
• Ghast Tear
• any redstone dust
• Borer Essence
• any redstone dust
• Borer Essence

Recipe id: twilightforest:material/carminite

Carminite BuilderMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Encased Towerwood Planks	any carminite gem	Encased Towerwood Planks
any carminite gem	Dispenser	any carminite gem
Encased Towerwood Planks	any carminite gem	Encased Towerwood Planks

Recipe id: twilightforest:carminite_builder

The Alpha Yeti unlocks both the Arctic and Yeti armor sets. Yeti armor is crafted from Alpha Yeti Fur.^[2][5]

Yeti JacketMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Alpha Yeti Fur

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/yeti_chestplate

After the Snow Queen

The Snow Queen opens quests for the Tri-Bow and Seeker Bow. It also starts a final chain. First you grab Magic Beans and Uberous Soil. That leads to the Giant's Pickaxe, then the Lamp of Cinders, then a Thorn Rose, then all the castle doors. The chain ends with a quest in "?", which asks for the Time, Sorting, Mining and Transformation tree saplings.^[2]

Giant's PickaxeMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Giant Cobblestone	Giant Cobblestone	Giant Cobblestone
Empty slot	Giant Log	Empty slot
Empty slot	Giant Log	Empty slot

Recipe id: twilightforest:equipment/giant_pickaxe

Tree of Time SaplingMod recipe

Market (farmingforblockheads)

Recipe id: farmingforblockheads:market/twilightforest/time_sapling

Materials checklist

The pack's basic armor chapter has its own quests for each Twilight material: Naga Scale, Steeleaf, Ironwood Ingot, Fiery Ingot, Knightmetal Ingot and Carminite. It also has matching quests for the armor sets.^[3]

Once you have the matching essences, the key metals can also be crafted straight from them, so you can automate your supply later.^[5]

3× Knightmetal IngotMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Knightmetal Essence

Recipe id: mysticalagriculture:essence/twilightforest/knightmetal_ingot

2× Fiery IngotMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

8 × Fiery Ingot Essence

Recipe id: mysticalagriculture:essence/twilightforest/fiery_ingot

The Twilight Forest is mostly its own adventure in this pack, but a few recipes pull its items into other mods. The biggest is an endgame crafting chain that needs a boss trophy. The rest are handy wood-processing and decoration options for all those Twilight logs you'll be chopping.^[5]

The Snow Queen Trophy and the Oblivion Shard

The pack adds a shaped recipe for the Oblivion Shard that needs a Snow Queen Trophy. The same recipe also calls for items from several other mods, including the Meat Shredder, the Void Forge, Blood, the Piercing Vengeance Focus and Eternal Stella. That means beating the Snow Queen matters for more than Twilight Forest progress.^[5]

Oblivion ShardAdded by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Module Galgadorian Drill	Eternal Stella	Piercing Vengeance Focus
Meat Shredder	Empty slot	Void Forge
Piercing Vengeance Focus	Snow Queen Trophy	Module Galgadorian Drill

Recipe id: allthemods:allthetweaks/oblivion_shard

Added by the pack; needs the Snow Queen Trophy.

Sawing Twilight logs into planks

The pack adds Mekanism sawing recipes for every Twilight wood type: Twilight Oak, Canopy, Darkwood, Mangrove, Timewood, Transwood, Minewood and Sortingwood. Each one turns logs into the matching planks, such as Twilight Oak Planks or Timewood Planks, and also gives you Sawdust.^[5]

Sawdust, Twilight Oak PlanksAdded by the pack

Sawing (mekanism)

• any twilight oak log

Recipe id: allthemods:mekanism/sawing/twilightforest/wood/twilight_oak_planks

Every other Twilight wood type has a matching sawing recipe.

The pack also adds Productive Trees sawmill recipes for the same Twilight woods, and they involve Sawdust as well. That gives you a second automated way to process a Twilight tree farm into planks like Darkwood Planks or Transwood Planks.^[5]

6× Canopy PlanksAdded by the pack

Sawmill (productivetrees)

• 2× Sawdust
• any canopy log

Recipe id: allthemods:productivetrees/sawing/twilightforest/wood/canopy_planks

Bibliocraft furniture in Twilight woods

If you like decorating, Bibliocraft furniture comes in Twilight wood variants. These are crafted from Twilight slabs such as Canopy Slab or Darkwood Slab. They include display cases, seats and several styles of seat back, like the Black Canopy Display Case and the Black Time Seat.^[5]

Black Canopy Display CaseMod recipe

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Canopy Slab	any glass blocks	Canopy Slab
Canopy Slab	Black Wool	Canopy Slab
Canopy Slab	Canopy Slab	Canopy Slab

Recipe id: bibliowoods:color/black/wood/twilightforest_canopy/display_case

Twilight materials in other quest chapters

Twilight gear also appears outside the mod's own quest chapter. The pack's basic armor chapter has quests for Ironwood Ingot, Steeleaf, Naga Scale and the full Arctic armor set. So a Twilight trip counts toward your general armor progression too.^[3]

Unverified The pack's second main-progression chapter may also use Twilight Forest items, but its contents weren't available to confirm this.

The Twilight Forest shows up in three quest chapters in this pack. Most of it lives in its own chapter, twilight_forest, which follows the boss progression. The basic_armor chapter asks for its materials and armor sets, and one quest in chapter_2_the_star asks for a Snow Queen trophy.^[2][3][7]

The twilight_forest chapter: open starter quests

A batch of quests all unlock from the same starting quest, so you can do them in any order while you explore. These are good early goals.^[2]

• Gear: the full Steeleaf set in a quest in "?" and the full Ironwood set in a quest in "?".^[2]
• Weapons: Glass Sword (a quest in "?"), Ice Sword (a quest in "?"), Ender Bow (a quest in "?") and Ice Bow (a quest in "?").^[2]
• Utility items: Transformation Powder (a quest in "?"), Peacock Feather Fan (a quest in "?"), Ore Magnet (a quest in "?") and Moonworm Queen (a quest in "?").^[2]
• a quest in "?" wants the Questing Ram Trophy.^[2]
• a quest in "?" is a food checklist: venison, Maze Wafer, meef, Meef Stroganoff, Hydra Chop and Experiment 115, plus an advancement.^[2]
• Charm of Life I in a quest in "?" leads to Charm of Life II in a quest in "?".^[2]
• Raven Feather (a quest in "?") leads to Magic Map Focus (a quest in "?") and then Blank Magic Map (a quest in "?").^[2]

The boss chain

The main line is a trophy for each boss, and each trophy quest opens the next boss plus rewards themed around it. Here's the order.^[2]

1. Beat the Naga for Naga Trophy (a quest in "?"). This also opens the Naga Scale armor quest a quest in "?".^[2]
2. Take down the Lich for Twilight Lich Trophy (a quest in "?"). You then get one quest for each scepter: a quest in "?", a quest in "?", a quest in "?" and a quest in "?".^[2]
3. Grab a Blank Maze Map and Raw Meef (a quest in "?"). This branches into the Mazebreaker, the Blank Maze/Ore Map and a Charm of Keeping line that runs from I to III.^[2]
4. Defeat the Minoshroom and bring its trophy plus Meef Stroganoff (a quest in "?"). This unlocks the Diamond Minotaur Axe quest.^[2]
5. Slay the Hydra (a quest in "?"). That opens the Fiery sword and pickaxe quest and the full Fiery armor quest.^[2]
6. Clear the Knight Phantoms (a quest in "?"). You then get quests for Phantom armor, the full Knightmetal armor set, and Knightmetal tools with the Block and Chain and Knightmetal Shield.^[2]
7. Beat the Ur-Ghast (a quest in "?"). It unlocks quests for the reappearing and vanishing blocks and for the Carminite Builder with the Carminite Reactor.^[2]
8. Hunt the Alpha Yeti (a quest in "?"). This opens the Arctic and Yeti armor set quests.^[2]
9. Defeat the Snow Queen (a quest in "?"). You then get the Tri-Bow and Seeker Bow quests, plus Magic Beans with Uberous Soil.^[2]
10. After the beans, the chain runs through the Giant's Pickaxe, the Lamp of Cinders, the Thorn Rose and the four castle doors (a quest in "?").^[2]
11. The finale, a quest in "?", asks for all four magic tree saplings: time, sorting, mining and transformation.^[2]

Other chapters

The basic_armor chapter asks for Twilight materials: Ironwood Ingot, Steeleaf, Naga Scale, Fiery Ingot, Carminite and Knightmetal Ingot. It also asks for the full Ironwood, Steeleaf, Fiery, Knightmetal, Arctic and Yeti armor sets. The same sets appear in the twilight_forest chapter, so you can work on both at once.^[2][3]

In chapter_2_the_star, a quest in "?" asks for the Snow Queen Trophy. That means your Twilight boss run pays off outside the mod's own chapter too.^[7]

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

The Twilight Forest has a surprisingly long config file, but only a handful of options change how your playthrough feels. Here's how All the Mods 10 8.1 sets the ones you're most likely to run into, starting with the big one: the Uncrafting Table.^[8]

The Uncrafting Table is switched off

In this pack, [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Uncrafting Table.disableUncraftingTable]] is set to true. That disables any use of the Uncrafting Table and also stops it from being crafted or showing up in loot. On top of that, [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Uncrafting Table.disableUncrafting]] is also true, which turns off the table's uncrafting function.^[8]

Unverified The config file doesn't list the mod's default values for these two Uncrafting Table options, so it's unconfirmed whether disabling the table is a pack-specific change or the mod's own default.

Bosses

• bossesSpawnDropChests is true, so when you beat a boss its loot goes into a chest where the boss originally spawned instead of spilling on the ground. The Knight Phantoms are the exception, because their drops work differently.^[8]
• multiplayerFightAdjuster is set to NONE, so bosses behave the same whether you fight solo or bring friends. You won't get extra loot for a group fight, and bosses won't gain the extra 20 hearts per nearby player that the MORE_HEALTH option would add.^[8]

Getting into the Twilight Forest

• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.originDimension]] is minecraft:overworld, and [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.allowPortalsInOtherDimensions]] is false, so build your portal in the Overworld. That's also where you return to.^[8]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.portalUnlockedByAdvancement]] is left empty, which means the portal isn't locked behind any advancement. [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.portalCreationPermission]] is 0, the mod default, so any player can make one.^[8]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.maxPortalSize]] stays at the mod default of 64 water spaces, so there's a cap on how big a portal pool the mod will check.^[8]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.destructivePortalLightning]] is true, so the lightning that zaps your new portal can set things on fire. Keep flammable builds away from it.^[8]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Portal Settings.shouldReturnPortalBeUsable]] is true, so the return portal works without needing the activation item.^[8]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Dimension Settings.newPlayersSpawnInTF]] is false, so you start in the Overworld like normal.^[8]

Magic tree cores

The Timewood, Transformation, Minewood and Sortingwood cores all work in a radius of 16 blocks in this pack, which matches the mod default. The allowed range is 0 to 128, and setting one to 0 stops that core from working. The options are [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.timeCoreRange]], [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.transformationCoreRange]], [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.miningCoreRange]] and [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Magic Trees.sortingCoreRange]].^[8]

Other options worth knowing

• casketUUIDLocking is false, so the Keepsake Casket that spawns when you die can be opened by other players, not just you.^[8]
• [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Shield Parrying.shieldParryTicksArrow]] stays at the mod default of 40 ticks (1 tick is 1/20 of a second) after raising your shield to parry a projectile. [[config:config/twilightforest-common.toml#Shield Parrying.parryNonTwilightAttacks]] is false, so parrying only works on Twilight Forest projectiles.^[8]
• disableSkullCandleCreation is false, so you can still make Skull Candles by right-clicking a vanilla skull with a candle.^[8]

The Twilight Forest has been in All the Mods 10 since version 2.2 or earlier. All the Mods 10 4.5 ships version 4.7.3196 of the mod, built for Minecraft 1.21.1.^[1]

Version updates in the pack changelogs

These are the mod updates the pack changelogs record, from oldest to newest:^[9][10][11]

• All the Mods 10 2.42 updated The Twilight Forest from 4.6.3003 to 4.7.3040.^[9]
• All the Mods 10 2.43 updated it from 4.7.3040 to 4.7.3094.^[10]
• All the Mods 10 2.47 updated it from 4.7.3094 to 4.7.3196. This is the version that All the Mods 10 4.5 still includes.^[1][11]

Unverified The pack changelogs only list version numbers, and no changelogs for the shipped jars are stored. What each update added, changed or fixed in gameplay terms (bosses, structures, items, recipes) is unverified here. Check the mod's own release notes before relying on any specific change.