What this mod is
Goety Cataclysm is a compatibility mod made by Polarice3. It connects two other mods: Goety and L_Ender's Cataclysm.
The stated goal is access. With the link in place, you can gain cataclysmic spells and abilities that come from the powerful monsters of L_Ender's Cataclysm.
Who it is for
Because the mod exists to join Goety with L_Ender's Cataclysm, it is aimed at players who use both of them and want the two to work together. If you only use one of the two, the project page gives you little reason to pick this one up.
Where it's listed
Modrinth files the project under three categories: Adventure, Magic and Mobs.
The listing marks the client side as required and the server side as required. Look, if you play multiplayer, plan around that: neither side is described as optional.
Loaders and Minecraft versions
Two mod loaders are listed: Forge and NeoForge.
The Minecraft versions on the listing are 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.20.2, 1.20.3, 1.20.4, 1.20.5, 1.20.6 and 1.21.1. These are eight separate entries, so read them as a list of individual versions rather than one continuous span. Before you try the mod, check that your loader and your Minecraft version both appear in the lists above.
License and credits
The license is listed as All Rights Reserved. That means you shouldn't assume you may copy or redistribute the mod, so go by what the author's pages allow.
The project credits L_Ender as the creator of L_Ender's Cataclysm. The author also links a Discord server and a Ko-fi page where people can donate.
What the project pages leave out
The Modrinth description is short. It doesn't name any specific spells, and it doesn't say which Cataclysm monsters provide abilities. That also gives no numbers for damage, cooldowns or balance.
The linked GitHub repository doesn't fill those gaps. Its text is the same one-line summary followed by setup notes from a mod template. Those notes are written for people building a mod: they cover cloning the repository, preparing a workspace in Eclipse or IntelliJ with Gradle commands, and the Mojang mapping names licence. They also point to NeoForged documentation and its Discord server. None of it describes gameplay.
So treat the basics above as the confirmed picture. Anything about how the spells feel, how strong they're, or how they fit into your world isn't covered by these pages. For that, check the project pages directly or ask in the author's Discord.
