
A skill tree that rewards fighting, mining, and chopping wood.
58.7 of the 71 points that apply = 83 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Arcwise is a straightforward RPG-style skill tree built on Pufferfish Skills and Attributes, letting players develop abilities by earning experience through ordinary Minecraft activities. Its eight branches cover Combat, Woodworking, Mining, Excavation, Tough Guy, Vampire, Herbalism and Arcanist, with experience gained from fighting, chopping wood, mining ores and digging, taking damage and eating, dealing damage, farming and using potions. Combat upgrades include attack speed, knockback, melee and ranged damage, resistance and an extra heart; defeating stronger or named enemies can award more experience, including 50 XP for an Elder Guardian, 100 for a Warden and 1,000 for the Ender Dragon. Woodworking, Mining and Excavation improve related work with bonuses such as faster axe, pickaxe or shovel use, mining speed and Fortune, while the tool used and the mined material can affect experience gained. Tough Guy rewards surviving damage and eating food with defensive, sprinting and stamina bonuses, while Vampire earns experience from dealing damage and can unlock life steal alongside resistance, toughness, armor and protection shredding. Herbalism develops jump, healing and stamina through activities such as harvesting crops, flowers, bamboo, cactus and sugarcane, with fishing also providing experience. Arcanist advances by damaging enemies with splash potions: Harming potions grant experience based on damage dealt and work on any mob, while Healing potions work against undead; its upgrades include magic damage and magic resistance. The mod is offered in Day, Night and Classic presentations, with day- or night-themed category backgrounds in the first two and the older backgrounds in Classic.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds no new blocks, items or other content.
Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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