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I like storage drawers as well and wouldn't mind having them. Jabba, though, has some features not found in storage drawers: ender linking barrels so you can put stuff in a barrel on one end of the world and take them out at your base, dollies that let you pick up a full chest or spawner and...

Now that I think about it, I should go with Golems - do things manually until I can get them up and going. I withdraw this request.

I know this is not supposed to be a tech pack in any way but it cuts off a lot of interesting builds to have no pipes at all. How would people feel about something like hopperducts?

I have never had a playthrough where at some point I didn't curse gravestones. Dying on the surface and having to dig through cave systems to find your stone. Dying in lava and gravestone is on the surface under all of the lava. Dying and just never finding the gravestone. That being said...

Glad to see both Jabba and Bibliocraft. Thanks!

I've experienced the same thing. Has anyone fallen in lava? How does the chest work in lava?

Confirmed - Silverwood sighting in a magical forest biome on my server.

I'd like to see something like jabba added to the pack for storage of things like cobble. I've created my first ars magica spells to dig and place light. Loving it.

Cheer up. It's going to be ok.

I'll have to check that out. Thaumcraft? Sounds like thaumcraft. The buildcraft pump is good for early game, mek and TC are for later

I built an automatic tree farm using mana spreaders and bore lenses. I went through a lot of pain trying to figure out why my agricarnations seemed to be doing nothing. Turns out they worked well on vanilla oak saplings as opposed to the extra biomes xl autumn saplings I was trying to farm...

Buildcraft pump is the way to go. It doesn't suck up the ocean. I am supplying my 40 sprinklers with two wooden engines and a pump dumping into an agricraft tank. I covered the tank with half slabs because it causes server lag when the tank blocks calculate how much water they're getting from...

I'd like a dislike button for people who take the time to be rude when the same amount of time could have helped someone who is obviously just starting the pack. EDIT: But, now that I think about it, you may have just been giving a really straight-forward answer since the quest book really does...

That, my friend, is not a problem. Agricraft is a lot of fun to get lost in. It's a sign of a good pack if quest progression gets sidetracked by old-school sandbox gameplay.

It's Project X, a xycraft replacement a la Bluepower

I've never come across one. I'll have to set out on an adventure

The dungeon didn't have a nether portal. Because of a misalignment of the portal created in the nether and your home portal, a new portal was generated in the overworld when you returned home. If you use that site to build a new nether portal that is exactly aligned with the one at your home...

this is a common problem in Vanilla - see if this site helps you link up your portal in a stable way: http://www.mavenspun.com/games/minecraft/

I have started this as well! Also, for new players - any plain sand you see - save it up! Keep 32 for later. This is why I asked phoenixlodge about his process for designing the quests because there are so many early rewards that are inputs for later quests. EDIT: I will endeavor to start...

Good! I will look that up. I'm on a second play-through since my friends and I started server-play.