EYCKOTHAS - La Monolith Av War - Curse Av Eternal Nightmare v1.5.2 UPDATE!!!

Is there any easy way to find it, even with commands? I am just trying to find it in a new world in creative mode. I've already installed the extra datapack you listed in the README document, and did everything there.

Made this account just so I can give you feedback since you were looking for it:

1. Glad to see you've added a No Eternal Nightmare addition. I think that'll be more approachable for some people.
2. Downloading process is simple and understandable thanks to the read me but is definitely far more than anyone expects for a datapack and would definitely be something I would aim to fix if you want more people to want to download and play this.

Now on to actual gameplay:
This is obviously intended to be a mega hardcore challenge and is not for the casual minecrafter and for that I say it does the following based on my solo run of the dungeon in my hardcore datapack world that I was already in the end game for:

Good things:
1. Very unique style dungeon crawl for Minecraft. Provided a very large challenge for me when going in solo. There is a good mix of mobs and I enjoy the fact that simply going near the monolith in its self is dangerous(due to the sentinel phantoms)

2. There is nearly every type hostile Minecraft mob present in this monolith and this provides a good bit of variety to what you might be dealing with(although I think this can be improved further)

3. The loots is ample for an individual and definitely worth running the dungeon for a single player.

4. Without a doubt this is the largest single dungeon I've found in all of Minecraft datpacks and it's very well structured preventing some lamer cheese strategies so big kudos to THINK86200 for that.

Things that could be improved:

1. Not quite worth it for a team to engage in. I did this alone so getting the one set of megatools and armor at the end was great but I feel like if you're playing as a team to fight this it would absolutely not be worth it. I went through multiple sets of enchanted netherite armor, many potions, about 20 god apples, almost a stack of normal gapples. For me alone it was definitely worth what I got in the end. But if you're entering as a team and split the loot maybe not. I would say the actual treasure loot like the diamonds, netherite and emeralds is fair and balanced as is even for teams. Finding some way to make it more rewarding for multiple players would be difficult understandably but I think it would be nice.

2. Variety of mobs is good but I feel that not all mobs are utilised well given the way the monolith is structured. With all rooms being essentially the standard flat floor + either the pillar in the middle or obsidian pillars which lead to the next room it just feels like skeletons, creepers, withers, evokers, and even spiders, and their climbing could be used a little better. I would consider adding dividers, pillars, more creative use of the terrain to certain floors to make it more exciting and utilize the uniqueness of the mobs a little more. Cause as it stands the creepers are cleared in like 2 seconds when I hold my shield and they blow themselves up. Same with the skeletons just shooting each other. It would absolutely add to the experience if some floors were say a maze where all of a sudden there's a wither above you blasting you to oblivion. Right now some floors are just a mad dash to take out the mob and spawner with little strategic thinking.

At the end of the day I had a good time grinding this dungeon and definitely consider it a must add to my datapack worlds now. Will probably try it with my friends where we start a new world with this datapack from scratch so we have to survive with the eternal nightmare.

This looks very interesting, I might try it out. Have you considered making a version without the eternal night curse? It might appeal to more people that way.

How do you activate the datapack i think mine is not working because its not eternal night

So it makes the world eternal night? May be a bit much for an end-game dungeon to take up that much of the normal gameplay, but I suppose if people are looking for a super-hard full playthrough then it should be fine.