Progression Reborn FAQ

Begin by mining stone as normal, then craft Copper Gear tools and armor at a crafting table using copper ingots. Copper Gear is the first new tier and bridges the gap between stone and iron, making early-game progression feel more gradual.

Upgrade templates are found in specific structures: villages, mineshafts, and Nether fortresses. You'll need these templates in a smithing table to upgrade your tools and armor to the next tier.

Stone ores drop fewer raw resources than their deepslate variants, so mining deepslate ores is more rewarding. This encourages deeper mining and makes ore economy more balanced across different depths.

Rose Gear is crafted using Nether resources and serves as a gold-based alternative to iron armor and tools. Mine Rose Ore in the Nether, smelt it into rose ingots, then craft your gear at a crafting table.

Collection automatically organizes ore drops directly into full forms (like raw ore or ingots) instead of dropping nuggets, making mining less tedious and streamlining your inventory.

Reforge adds smelting and bonus loot mechanics to pickaxes, meaning your pickaxe gains additional benefits when mining ores. Check your pickaxe's enchantment tooltip for specific bonus details.

Yes, Copper, Rose, and Netherite horse armor tiers have been added. Use a smithing table with an upgrade template to upgrade your existing horse armor to the next tier.

Yes, new copper and rose block sets have been added and work with beacon pyramids, giving you more aesthetic and functional building options beyond the vanilla materials.

Progression Reborn Mod is designed with compatibility in mind and integrates well with other mods through extended loot table and crafting system support. Check mod documentation if you encounter specific conflicts.

Yes, the mod includes configurable tweaks for ore generation and loot tables, allowing you to adjust how ores spawn and what they drop to suit your playstyle or server needs.