Gabe Up Heroes Pack Wiki & Guide

Press your Character Sheet keybind (configurable in controls) after spawning into a new world. This opens your RPG stat screen where you can view and manage your six core attributes and genetic traits.

Punch mobs, mine ore blocks, and operate machinery—all three activities grant custom experience points. Focus on whichever feels natural to your playstyle; Focus stat multiplies all earned experience, so leveling that stat early accelerates progression.

Yes—you earn one Genetic Roll every ten levels that lets you reroll your origin or traits. You also get bonus rolls from defeating the four overworld bosses, giving you multiple chances to experiment with different powers.

Human characters can craft and unlock abilities during normal survival gameplay instead of starting with innate powers. This path lets you build your character more gradually through crafting recipes rather than genetic traits.

Four scaling bosses spawn across the overworld and grow stronger as your player level increases. Defeating them grants bonus Genetic Rolls and helps you level up your traits faster than normal progression.

It depends on your playstyle: Strength for melee damage, Dexterity for survivability and attack speed, Constitution for raw health, Agility for mobility, Focus for faster leveling, or Willpower for magic damage. Focus is a popular early choice since it multiplies all experience gains.

All characters can level up to level 160, but different origins have different starting stats and trait benefits—some excel at melee (Daxamite, Strontian), others at survival (Immortal, Indestructible Skin), and some at utility (Seafolk, Pseudo-Vampire).

The mod is designed for Minecraft survival and should work with most mods, but compatibility depends on whether other mods conflict with custom experience systems or boss spawning. Check the mod's documentation or community forums for known incompatibilities.

Both offer high endurance and regenerative survival traits, but they may have different stat distributions or specific ability focuses—check your character sheet after selecting each to compare their starting stats and unique benefits.

Your character sheet and stat progression persist after death—you keep all your levels, skill points, and genetic traits, so dying doesn't set you back on character development.