Rpg Attribute System FAQ

The mod activates automatically when you load a world—you'll see your character stats displayed in a custom interface. Open your attribute menu (default keybind varies by setup) to view your current level, available attribute points, and stat breakdown.

For melee combat, prioritize damage and health; for ranged, consider speed and defense; for survival, balance health with defense to reduce incoming damage. Your specific build depends on how you want to play, so experiment with different allocations using the Scroll of Rebirth if needed.

You earn attribute points as you level up, and you manually assign them to specific stats through the attribute menu. Each point you spend increases that stat's value, making you progressively stronger in that area.

Yes—use the Scroll of Rebirth item to reset your allocated points and redistribute them however you want. This lets you experiment with different builds without being locked into early decisions.

Yes, the mod works on both singleplayer and multiplayer without requiring additional server setup. Each player's stats and progression are tracked independently.

No—the mod runs efficiently in the background and doesn't cause noticeable lag or frame rate drops. The stat calculations happen independently from vanilla mechanics.

Higher defense stats reduce the amount of damage you take from enemy attacks and environmental hazards. The exact damage reduction scales with your defense level as you invest points into it.

Yes—your level and allocated attribute points persist after death, just like your experience in vanilla Minecraft. You only lose items and current experience progress, not your permanent stat growth.

Yes, the mod includes configuration options to adjust the leveling curve and stat growth rates. You can modify these settings in the mod's config file to make progression faster or slower.

The speed attribute primarily increases your movement speed, while separate damage-related stats control your weapon swing speed and attack damage. Check your attribute tooltips to see exactly what each stat influences.