❱ Vault Hunters is a 1.18.2 modpack created by team Iskallia.
❱ In the modpack, follow quests and open portals to a new procedurally-generated dimension called The Vault.
❱ In each Vault, you will be given a challenge to complete, from finding items to killing a certain number of mobs, and more.
❱ Along the way, you will encounter hostile enemies and loot chests with rare items.
What is the goal?
❱ Using the loot you gather from the Vaults, you can craft powerful gear. Using experience points, you can unlock new abilities and use research to unlock mods!
❱ As you level up, the Vaults will become more difficult, and interesting new twists will be added.
❱ The ultimate goal of the pack is to collect artifacts. There are 25 unique artifacts to be collected.
❱ Once you have collected all 25 artifacts, you can assemble them to unlock the final boss portal. Defeat the boss and declare yourself the ultimate Vault Hunter!
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The Vault beckons. Will you conquer it?
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Each Vault is procedurally generated, with different themes and unique challenges.
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Defeat the enemies, which range from simple to champions that deal massive damage!
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Throughout the dungeon, you will find loot caches with goodies.
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Discover exciting loot and rare crafting ingredients!
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Complete the challenges to succeed in the Vault.
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Combine your loot to craft powerful tools.
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Unlock epic gear and level up to tackle harder Vaults!
First, you will need to install a Minecraft launcher to play the game. While you can use the default one from minecraft.net, a better option is to use a third-party launcher like MultiMC.
Installing Java
By default, you most likely do not have the correct version of java installed. Visit this website and select Java 17 and your operating system to download the JDK.
Extract the files you just downloaded and place them somewhere safe (this may take a moment).
Installing MultiMC
Download the version appropriate for your computer from the MultiMC website.
Extract the files you downloaded and place them wherever you'd like (for example: a "Games" folder)
Locate the application file "MultiMC.exe", right-click on it, and create a shortcut.
Open MultiMC, go to Profiles in the top-right corner, and select "Manage Accounts". On the right side, select "Add Microsoft" and follow the instructions to link your Microsoft account.
Setting up Java
Back in the Settings menu, select the Java tab on the left side.
Allocating RAM
In the fields titled "Minimum/Maximum memory allocation", this is where you set the amount of RAM that Minecraft will be allowed to use. Depending on how much RAM your system has available, you will want to set this to anywhere between 6GB (6144 MiB) - 12GB (12288 MiB)
Make sure to set the two fields to the same amount, otherwise you may run into issues.
In the field titled "Java path", select the button that says "..." and navigate to where you extracted the Java files earlier. In this folder, navigate to bin > javaw.exe and click "Open
In the field titled "JVM Arguments", go to this link and copy-paste the information posted there.
You are now set up to run Minecraft! Select the next dropdown and follow the instructions there to set up your Vault Hunters instance.
Note: While you can play from any Minecraft client, I recommend using a third-party launcher for convenience. The instructions here are given for MultiMC, but you can feel free to use whichever launcher you prefer.
Download the modpack files, "Vault-Hunters-Client-Files.zip".
If you are using the MultiMC launcher:
Click "Add Instance" in the upper-right corner. On the left side, select "Import from zip"
Select the files you just downloaded, set a name for the instance (optional), and you are ready to go!
If you are using another launcher:
Create a new 1.18.2 Minecraft instance.
Either using your launcher, or from the Forge download page, download and install Forge version 40.2.9
Unzip the files you downloaded earlier and copy the files found in VH3 > .minecraft into your Minecraft folder. You are now ready to play!
Start Minecraft and select "Multiplayer". If this is your first time opening the instance, you will be prompted to accept the notice. Click "Add Server" and use whatever name you like. In the "Server Address" field, enter vault.scarletrealms.com
