Adds RPG-like skills.
17.6 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Level Up! RPG Skills & More adds a skill-progression system to single-player Survival, awarding three skill points each time you level up for players to allocate among skills that improve everyday activities and combat. Mining improves ore double-drop chances and mining speed, while Woodcutting can yield extra sticks or planks from natural logs and makes wood faster to break; Digging can uncover random loot from natural dirt below depth 60 and improve flint drops from gravel. Swords can improve critical-hit chances and sword damage, Defense strengthens blocking, and Archery increases arrow speed and bow draw speed; Athletics boosts sprinting and reduces fall damage. Smelting and Cooking improve the chance of getting extra products and speed up processing, while Farming increases crop growth and wheat drops and Fishing improves the chance of catching fish and bonus items. Stealth makes sneaking faster and reduces the range at which mobs can detect you, while the separate sneaking mechanics require enemies to look toward you to notice you and allow stronger surprise attacks with melee weapons or bows. Players also gain small amounts of bonus XP from mining ores and crafting with approved ingredients such as sticks, leather, stone, iron and gold ingots, paper, slimeballs, redstone, glowstone, ender pearls, and diamonds. At level 5, players can choose a class that grants a boost to one skill and two others, with mining-, crafting-, and combat-oriented classes earning additional XP through their associated activities. The Talisman of Wonder converts certain items into XP, while the Book of Unlearning resets skills and class and returns accumulated skill points so players can reallocate them. Hostile mobs spawning deep underground or far from the player's original spawn point can gain stronger speed, sight, armor, or attack, and mobs spawning below depth 30 also receive additional health. Skills are capped at level 50 and player level at 100; on death, players keep their skills but must surpass their previous highest death level before earning skill points again, and the mod displays player level and available skill points in the GUI.
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