Potion effects stay with you after death and respawning.
57.3 of the 68 points that apply = 84 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Persistent Effects lets players retain selected active potion effects after death and respawn, and when returning from the End to the Overworld. You can configure which effects persist, including beneficial effects such as Strength, Speed, Night Vision, and Regeneration, or harmful ones such as Poison, Weakness, Mining Fatigue, and Wither, to shape forgiving play or tougher challenges. The mod works with vanilla and modded effects, automatically detects loaded effects, and can optionally notify players when effects are restored. Its in-game command editor applies and saves changes immediately, without requiring external configuration tools or a restart.
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