Minecraft 1.10 Mods
8 of the 117 mods here have a build for Minecraft 1.10. One number off and the 1.10 jar stays unloaded. 5 of these 1.10 files are hosted here. The game itself stands at 26.2 while 1.10 keeps its own builds.
8 makers publish something for 1.10. Loader and version have to match together on 1.10. 5 are rated beginner on 1.10, 1 advanced. Just Enough Items is the most followed mod with a 1.10 build.
- Mods for this version
- 8 of 117 documented here
- Loaders
- Forge 8 · NeoForge 8 · Fabric 6
- Biggest groups
- Utility 2 · World Generation 1 · Tech 1
- Download here
- 5 files on our own server
Just Enough ItemsBeginnerThe most essential recipe viewing mod for modded Minecraft, showing all items and their crafting recipes in an overlay.
Biomes O' PlentyBeginnerOne of the most popular biome mods, adding over 50 new biomes with unique terrain, vegetation, and atmosphere to world generation.
Refined StorageIntermediateA mass storage mod offering digital item and fluid storage with autocrafting, wireless access, and a clean interface.
Storage DrawersBeginnerA storage mod adding compact drawer blocks that display their contents visually, with upgrades for capacity and features.
Mystical AgricultureIntermediateA resource-growing mod that lets players farm any material by growing essence crops, from iron to diamonds and mod resources.
FTB LibraryBeginnerA shared library for FTB mods providing GUIs, networking, sidebar integration, and team management systems.
MrCrayfish's Furniture ModBeginnerOne of the most popular furniture mods, adding over 80 pieces of functional furniture from TVs and computers to fridges and baths.
Blood MagicAdvancedA dark magic mod revolving around a blood-powered altar system, sacrificial rituals, living armor, and demonic will.
Frequently asked questions
What is there for 1.10?
8 of the 117 mods documented here ship a 1.10 build, from 8 makers. They split as Forge 8, NeoForge 8, Fabric 6.
Fabric or Forge on 1.10?
Forge carries the most here on 1.10, 8 mods. A mod is built per loader and per version, so the file has to match both. One profile runs one loader.
Is a 26.2 jar fine on 1.10?
No. A jar is compiled against one game version. A build for 26.2 will not load on 1.10, and the other way round it fails too. The mod page names every version its maker signed off.
Is the 1.10 download from the maker?
5 of the 1.10 files sit on our own server, unchanged, with the checksum of the maker's build beside them. The rest link to the maker because his licence keeps every right with him.