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Adds a Bounty Board block that assigns objectives and a Decree item that modifies bounty rewards, providing a bounty-hunting system for earning items.

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Overview

Bountiful (mod id bountiful) adds Bounty Boards to the game - a job and quest system that gives players a steady stream of objectives and rewards while keeping the vanilla feel. Instead of adding new dimensions or big machines, it layers a lightweight, data-driven economy on top of normal play: take a job, complete it, and turn it in for a payout.

The core objects are Bounty Boards (blocks you craft or find), Decrees (items that tell a board which kinds of jobs to offer), and bounties themselves (individual jobs with requirements and rewards). Everything is configurable through data packs and a built-in Editor, which makes it a popular choice for modpacks that want a quest or job loop.

Bountiful requires the Kambrik and Percale libraries, plus a Kotlin runtime library. Install those alongside it - the mod that provides the gameplay is Bountiful itself.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Bounty Board block do in Bountiful?
It assigns objectives to players, forming the core of the mod's bounty-hunting system. Completing those objectives earns items as rewards.
What is the Decree item used for?
The Decree modifies bounty rewards, letting you change what you get from bounties. It works alongside the Bounty Board.
How do you earn items with Bountiful?
You take objectives from the Bounty Board and complete them to earn item rewards. Decrees can alter those rewards.
What are the two main items and blocks added by Bountiful?
The mod adds the Decree item and the Bounty Board block. These are the primary components of its bounty system.

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