Tensura SlimeThrone Extras: An Addon With No Recipes

Tensura: SlimeThrone Extras extends Tensura: Reincarnated. This guide covers its unusual registry shape.

One page, no recipes at all

The mod registers 1 page and zero recipes. Nothing here is crafted.

For an addon that is not a fault — whatever it adds is either obtained another way, or it modifies the behaviour of content the parent mod already provides.

Tensura: Reincarnated is required

This is an addon in the strict sense. Its parent, Tensura: Reincarnated, is also covered on this wiki: 796 pages, 35 structures and over 2,500 recipes across four dedicated benches, including a 1,021-recipe Refining category.

Against that, an extras addon registering a single page is proportionate — it adds to a very large system rather than standing alone.

This line is 1.21.1 only

The build is NeoForge for 1.21.1. There is no 1.20.1 release, which matters because the parent mod is also 1.21.1 only. Both halves are locked to the newer Minecraft line, so there is no version decision to make.

No structures, no crafting

The mod generates no worldgen and defines no recipe of its own. Whatever it contributes reaches you through the parent mod's systems.

Why a zero-recipe addon is hard to document

This wiki builds pages from what a mod registers. An addon that registers almost nothing produces almost no pages, and that is an accurate reflection of its registry rather than a coverage gap.

For the same reason, a recipe lookup will return nothing here, and that is correct.

Where to start

Get Tensura: Reincarnated running first and work through its refining chain — that is where essentially all of the combined content lives. This addon is a supplement to that experience, not an entry point to it.

Before installing

Confirm the parent mod's version matches. Addons with no recipes of their own tend to hook directly into their parent's internals, which makes them more sensitive to version mismatches than a mod that merely adds recipes.

Reading a zero-recipe addon honestly

Three different things produce an empty recipe list, and they need different responses. A client-side mod has nothing to register at all. A conditionally-gated mod has many blocks and few recipes, and needs its partner installed. An addon that hooks its parent's internals — this one — has almost nothing in either column, because its contribution is behaviour inside another mod's systems.

Only the second of those is fixable by changing what you install.

Scale

1 page, 0 recipes, 0 structures, NeoForge on 1.21.1 only.

Where the content actually is

Everything you would want documented lives in the parent. Tensura: Reincarnated's Refining category alone holds 1,021 recipes, against 216 in an ordinary crafting grid — read that mod's guides first, because this addon assumes all of it.

Covers the mod's in-game guide topics: