DLCraft addon
The DLCraft addon transforms Minecraft PE into a full-fledged RPG experience with character progression, gear collection, skill-based upgrades, and dangerous boss fights. It adds layers of challenge, exploration, and strategy, making it perfect for players who want more than the standard survival gameplay.
Credits: DEAD LITE
When you first load the world, DLCraft welcomes you with a screen where you can choose a class: Knight, Magician, Barbarian, Hunter, Soldier, and more. What sets these classes apart are their starting skill levels and weapons.
For example, the Barbarian begins with a melee weapon and higher proficiency in that type of combat than the Mage. The Mage, on the other hand, starts with access to basic spells and a wand. This system is important because every weapon and spell in the game requires a certain proficiency level — if you don’t have, say, level 6 sword proficiency, you simply can’t use that weapon. To level up your skills, you’ll need to earn experience by slaying mobs and spend it on upgrades through the magic book.
Progression in DLCraft is much slower than in vanilla Minecraft, as not all crafting recipes are available from the start. At first, you’ll have to gather stone and sticks from the ground. Your first tools will be made of flint, like those of primitive humans. A Flint Axe will let you chop wood blocks into planks, gradually unlocking more crafting options as you advance.
Monster towers are probably the most fun way to level up in this addon. Each tower features multiple floors, each with a mob spawner and a loot chest. As you clear each level, enemies become tougher, but the rewards also get better. At the top of the tower awaits the final reward chest. Beyond towers, the world is filled with other exciting structures like ruins, labyrinths, and outposts to explore.
Credits: DEAD LITE
Main Features:
- Survival Rework – You’ll need to light Unlit Torches using a Match Box, and food no longer heals you. Instead, use Salves, Bandages, and Plaster for recovery.
- RPG Progression – Unlock the ability to use diamond gear by leveling up skills with XP.
- Trinkets & Rings – Equip magical items that grant potion effects and support you in battles.
- New Structures – Explore Tower Dungeons, Creeping Crypts, and Ruins filled with enemies, traps, and loot.
- Mini-Bosses – Fight challenging enemies with special attacks that spawn in custom structures.
- New Weapons & Enchantments – Wield gear with special effects and combat bonuses.
- Enhanced Mobs – Vanilla mobs have a chance to spawn with powerful buffs and loot drops.
- Fishing Improvements – Gain better loot and tools through an enhanced fishing system.
- Bounty System – Villagers may have Bounty Notes with objectives and rewards that can be turned in at the Bounty Table.
When you first load the world, DLCraft welcomes you with a screen where you can choose a class: Knight, Magician, Barbarian, Hunter, Soldier, and more. What sets these classes apart are their starting skill levels and weapons.
For example, the Barbarian begins with a melee weapon and higher proficiency in that type of combat than the Mage. The Mage, on the other hand, starts with access to basic spells and a wand. This system is important because every weapon and spell in the game requires a certain proficiency level — if you don’t have, say, level 6 sword proficiency, you simply can’t use that weapon. To level up your skills, you’ll need to earn experience by slaying mobs and spend it on upgrades through the magic book.
Progression in DLCraft is much slower than in vanilla Minecraft, as not all crafting recipes are available from the start. At first, you’ll have to gather stone and sticks from the ground. Your first tools will be made of flint, like those of primitive humans. A Flint Axe will let you chop wood blocks into planks, gradually unlocking more crafting options as you advance.
Monster towers are probably the most fun way to level up in this addon. Each tower features multiple floors, each with a mob spawner and a loot chest. As you clear each level, enemies become tougher, but the rewards also get better. At the top of the tower awaits the final reward chest. Beyond towers, the world is filled with other exciting structures like ruins, labyrinths, and outposts to explore.
This addon also features a wide range of fantasy creatures, including Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, and Fairies. Some of these factions are hostile, but not all — giving you opportunities for trading and forming alliances as you explore this rich fantasy world.
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