
Adds new classes with distinct abilities to choose from.
28 of the 64 points that apply = 44 out of 100.
Expanded Classes extends Origins: Classes with twelve additional classes, each offering a distinct set of abilities and starting equipment, for players to build a character around a different profession or playstyle. The Guard has extra health and starts with a shield, while the Engineer can gain more redstone from mining and doubles the output of vanilla recipes using redstone dust or torches. The Collector improves chest-loot luck and begins with village blacksmith loot, and the Tanner can make bundles, turn rotten flesh into leather, and convert leather to or from rabbit hide. The Scholar deals extra damage to undead and earns double experience while holding a book in the offhand; the Angler starts with an enchanted fishing rod and catches an extra item of matching rarity whenever they fish up an item. The Paladin builds sunlight-dependent Purity stacks that provide armor and can spend them to shield another player, while its craftable Sacred Bell prevents the stacks from decaying when worn. The Apothecary starts with a limited-use vial that heals entities and cures Zombie Villagers, replenishing its serum by striking undead, while the Druid takes less damage, can retaliate with thorns, and periodically heals and restores breath when fully submerged. The Herald wears preset banners as headgear and uses a buisine to share the banner's effect with nearby players, with options including Absorption, Speed, and Strength. The Archivist spends experience levels to add random enchantments to a held book and gains bottles of enchanting on waking, while the Cutpurse may find coin purses from defeated mobs, with better loot at night and cheaper villager trades after dark.
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