
Adds skill trees for combat, mining, farming, crafting, and more.
41 of the 71 points that apply = 58 out of 100.
Keystone Expansion extends Pufferfish’s Skills with interconnected, MMO-style skill trees that turn ordinary survival play into long-term character progression; it adds categories rather than replacing the underlying skills framework. The trees cover Combat, Mining, Exploration and Mobility, Farming, Crafting and Artisan skills, Building and Architecture, Magic, Alchemy and Enchanting, and Taming and Companions. Players earn experience through category-specific activities, including fighting mobs, mining and traveling, harvesting and breeding, crafting and enchanting, and placing building blocks, then gain category skill points to spend on upgrades. In-game category hints explain how to earn experience, and some activities have anti-farming limits, such as a cap on combat kills per chunk. Trees combine smaller improvements to attributes such as health, armor, resistance, stamina, speed, luck, and damage with challenge nodes, keystones, and larger endgame milestones. Combat builds can specialize through keystones such as Fortress for durability, Hawkeye for ranged damage, and Warmaster for melee, with stances including Berserker, Bulwark, Duelist, Paladin, Skirmisher, and Sniper. Exploration progression rewards travel by walking, swimming, boating, riding, jumping, and flying, with upgrades such as Scout, First Leap, and Soft Steps leading to mobility-focused capstones including Roadrunner, Shadowstep, and Worldwalker. Farming progression is earned by harvesting crops, planting, breeding animals, and fishing, and its branches culminate in milestones such as Angler King, Beastmaster, Gourmet, Harvest Master, and Homestead Legend. Building progression rewards placing construction blocks and offers upgrades for reach, movement, luck, durability, and fall safety, with milestones such as City Forge, Grand Designer, Master Builder, and Skyline Legend. The pack is designed for both singleplayer and multiplayer and is intended for modpacks and servers using Pufferfish’s Skills; it also requires Pufferfish’s Attributes.
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Adds no new blocks, items or other content.
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