Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis system adapted to Minecraft.
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Nemesis System adapts Shadow of Mordor’s Nemesis concept to Minecraft by turning eligible mobs, zombies and skeletons by default, into named rivals after they kill a player. Discovery books found in loot chests or dropped by mobs and bodyguards reveal information about nemeses, including where to look for them; a nemesis may spawn near its location when standard mobs spawn within a player’s sight. Each nemesis has a unique name and traits, starts at level one, and gains levels after successful battles with players or other nemeses; higher levels bring more health, additional bodyguards, stronger traits, and more enchantments on weapons and armor. Traits may also reveal weaknesses that players can exploit, while defeating a nemesis reduces its level and permanently removes it if it is defeated at level one. A nemesis list and detail interface lets players review their rivals, and configuration can extend the system to eligible custom mobs and set the per-dimension nemesis limit or discovery-book behavior.
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Adds 1 loot table.
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