Content Package: Classic - Athlaeos/ValhallaMMO GitHub Wiki

Classic is similar to Lite, sharing most of the same perks and recipes, but with a few tweaks.

The fix exists because custom armors don't exist in the same way in these versions compared to older ones. Without it, your copper armors will appear like colored leather armor.

Installation:

1. Download the file above and place it somewhere in your ValhallaMMO directory
2. Ingame, execute the command /val import classic. You should do this from console with nobody online!
3. If you're on Minecraft version 1.21.3 or higher, execute /val import newversionfix as well!
4. Enjoy your content!

You will not need to import either of the previous two files then.

You should be good to go now

First, you'll notice you can no longer craft iron, gold, and diamond gear with plain materials. Your materials will need some extra work before you can work them, and you'll need an anvil!

For iron and gold, first heat your ingots. A furnace, Blast Furnace, or Campfire will work:

For diamonds, you'll need to make them unstable first. This is done with ender pearls:

Then when you put them in a crafting table, you should see a message pop up saying you need an anvil:

So, make an anvil first (recipe hasn't changed) and put it within 5 blocks of your crafting table:

Now you can craft iron, gold, and diamond gear! It should look something like this:

You can now also craft copper gear! Copper serves as an intermediary between stone and iron.
As iron tools are a bit harder to get now, copper tools allow you to mine the same things iron tools allow you to!

You'll notice it has a couple of tooltips.
Masterful refers to the quality of the item. This hasn't changed from Lite. Masterful means it's crafted excellently, and far exceeds vanilla expectations.
Upgrades: 3 refers to the amount of upgrades you can apply on the item. Learn more at the upgrades section.
Unfit is applied on any armor you craft, and it means your armor doesn't fit your body all that well yet. You can make it fit better by applying some extra material to the item, like so:

This doubles its armor value and grants you more Smithing experience, so it's worth doing!

Untempered can only occur on Iron, Gold, Diamond, and Copper equipment. Metallic tools when just crafted will be rather soft and weak. To make them stronger, you have to temper them first.
This is done by first heating the item:

And then clicking (or dropping) the item on a water-filled cauldron to cool it:

This process doubles the durability on the item, grants you more Smithing experience, and also increases the mining speed on tools!

Weapons (and tools, technically), except those made of stone or wood, will also get the Blunt tooltip, which means the item must be sharpened for it to get the most out of its damage.
This is done by holding right click with the item in hand on a grindstone, like so:

When sparks fly off the grindstone, your weapon will be sharpened and it will do a lot more damage. This also grants some Smithing experience.

Sorry, that was a lot of information just now. Don't worry though, here's more

Each piece of equipment from the starts gets 3 upgrade slots, which you can fill however you want from a pretty decent selection of upgrades.
First, you can add more upgrade slots to the item with the following recipes, up to 6 per item.

I'll make the upgrades as compact as I can, bare with me here.
Most upgrades can be applied up to 5 times, they do stack!

All the upgrades

Anything

Durable adds +5% (effective) durability to all your equipped items. (anything)

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Tools

Energized adds +1 Mining Power to the item, making it mine blocks faster. For reference, Wood has 2, Iron has 6, Gold has 12.

Extractor adds +10% Block Drops to the item.

Prospector adds +1 Mining Luck to the item. Luck currently has no effect on blocks unless your admin has configured a custom loot table for it.

Depth Affinity allows your pickaxe to mine deepslate at the same speed as stone. (pickaxes only)

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Weapons

Bleeding adds +5% bleeding chance to the item.

Penetrating adds +5% armor penetration to the item.

Vulnerability adds +10% immunity reduction to the item. Immunity reduction reduces the time an enemy is immune to damage after striking.

Ejecting adds +100% dismounting chance to the item. Dismounting chance forces any mounted enemies (like riding horses or spiders) to dismount.

Poaching adds +20% mob drops to the item.

Sharper adds +5% damage dealt to the item.

Critical adds +5% critical strike chance to the item.

Vampiric adds +3% life steal to the item. Life steal converts damage dealt to personal healing.

Disarming adds +1 second of shield disarming to the item.

Concussive adds +5% stun chance to the item. It's worth noting that any enemy stunned will for a couple of seconds be immune to consecutive stuns.

Elongated adds +0.25 blocks of attack reach to the item. (melee weapons only)

Utilized adds -10% ammo consumption to the item. (bows and crossbows only)

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Armor

Immunized adds +1 immunity to the item. Immunity refers to the amount of game ticks you are immune to damage for after taking damage. Since 20 ticks = 1 second, each 1 immunity grants you 0.05s of extra immunity. (armors)

Rejuvenating adds +5% healing to the item. (armors)

Ambition adds +5% cooldown reduction to the item. Cooldowns reduction affects abilities like Parry, Rage, Drilling, Tree Capitator, etc. (armors)

Dodging adds +2% dodge chance to the item. Dodges nullify any attack damage taken. (armors)

Apprentice adds +5% skill EXP to the item, but also increases damage taken by 10%. (armors)

Sapping adds +5% enchanting orb gain to the item, but also increases damage taken by 5%. (armors)

Stability adds +10% knockback resistance to the item. (armors)

Salvation adds +10% bleeding resistance to the item. (armors)

Awareness adds +10% crit damage resistance to the item, causing critical hits to deal reduced damage to you. (armors)

Temperance adds +10% stun resistance to the item, reducing the durations of stuns. (armors)

Stealthiness adds +10% stealth speed to the item. (leggings only)

Athleticism adds +10% sprint speed to the item. (leggings only)

Multi-jumping adds +1 mid-air jump to the item. Can be applied up to 3 times. (boots only)

Leaping adds +50% jump height to the item. (boots only)

Inferno adds +20% fire damage to the item. (chestplates only)

Arcanism adds +10% magic damage to the item. (chestplates only)

Toxicity adds +20% poison damage to the item. (chestplates only)

Divinity adds +20% radiant damage to the item. (chestplates only)

Deadly adds +20% necrotic damage to the item. (chestplates only)

Fury adds +5% damage to the item. (chestplates only)

Blacksmith adds +10 smithing skill to the item. (helmets only)

Enchanter adds +10 enchanting skill to the item. (helmets only)

Alchemist adds +10 alchemy skill to the item. (helmets only)