A helper mod that makes Wynncraft shops, stats, and worlds clearer.
14.6 of the 61 points that apply = 24 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Wynnforge is a modular utility mod for playing on the Wynncraft server, with most features individually enabled or disabled in its configuration. It adds server-aware interface improvements, including shop screens with the shop name, NPC portrait, and carried emerald total, plus a clearer stats screen and a world selector showing player counts, lag, friends, and recently visited worlds. HUD tools show coordinates, facing direction, time until the next soul point, and inventory details such as emeralds, treasure value, dungeon tokens, horse levels, and health-potion charges; an XP display can show current progress, percentage to the next level, or XP remaining. Other item and inventory helpers color items by tier, prevent hotbar weapons, armor, and saddles from being dropped, identify possible contents of unidentified items, and offer quick dropping of junk and low-level health potions. The mod also includes a compass that can point toward a selected territory or specified coordinates, JourneyMap waypoint and territory support, and a JEI integration that reveals ingredients as they are found. Additional conveniences include connecting to Wynncraft after the game loads, creating parties with a single command, marking friends above their characters, and showing the current server and territory in Discord Rich Presence. A music visualizer can add a gradient HUD accent based on note-block sound pitch and type, while Wynnfix addresses horse-riding turns and repeated resource-pack loading when joining worlds.
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Adds no new blocks, items or other content.
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