Mo’ Shiz Mod for Minecraft 1.8.9/1.7.10

Mo’ Shiz is a content focused mod that definitely raises the bar for future mods of this type. We’ve seen many different Minecraft mods that have been designed solely for the sake of adding new items like ores, blocks, tools, armor, food and what not to the game but, upon actually using these mods, we’ve noticed that the actual amount of items that they have to offer is actually lackluster. However, this doesn’t seem to be the case in Mo’ Shiz. This is a phenomenal mod that has hundreds of items for players to utilize and this is why it’s sure to add hours upon hours of enjoyment to your Minecraft experience.

Going into the specific details, the Mo’ Shiz mod features items of many different kinds. In this mod, you’ll find various different kinds of tools, tons of different armor sets, stairs, fences, new ores, new shears, new varieties of crops, new varieties of food, new types of trees, new weapons and tons upon tons of other things. The major problem that mod creators face when designing something like the Mo’ Shiz mod is making each individual item feel unique and, surprisingly enough, this particular mod does an excellent job of doing so. Even though there are hundreds of items in this mod, each and every one of them feels unique and there seems to be absolutely no redundancy.

The Mo’ Shiz mod has been around for quite some time now seeing as it was released back in July 2013. Even though this mod’s been out for almost four years, it’s still going strong and receives new updates on a fairly regular basis which is why we highly recommend giving it a shot if you’re on any one of the Minecraft versions that the mod is currently compatible with.

Mo’ Shiz Mod for Minecraft 1.8.9 Changelogs

Quickly thrown together patch to get the mod working for Minecraft 1.8.9
Removed “Dark Zombie” mob due to changes in the mob code for 1.8.9

How to install Mo’ Shiz Mod?

Download and install the recommended Minecraft Forge for your Minecraft version.
Download the latest mod version for your Minecraft version.
Put the .jar file into the mods folder of your Minecraft installation.