🎨 Config: tiers

This section defines the rarity tiers used to format item names and lores. Each tier can have its own color and display name format.

Tiers are referenced in modules like Loot, Item Generator, and Socketing to determine drop rate, visual styling, and item quality.

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🔑 Options (per tier)

Key	Description
color	Minecraft color codes to apply (e.g. &7, &a). Multiple codes can be combined.
name	Display name of the tier. %TIER_COLOR% is a placeholder that applies the color value.

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🧪 Example

tiers:
  default:
    color: '&7'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Default'
  rare:
    color: '&a'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Rare'
  mythic:
    color: '&5'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Mythic'

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📌 Full Default Tier List

tiers:
  default:
    color: '&7'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Default'
  cursed:
    color: '&4'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Cursed'
  common:
    color: '&r&f'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Common'
  rare:
    color: '&a'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Rare'
  superior:
    color: '&9'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Superior'
  fabled:
    color: '&e'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Fabled'
  eternal:
    color: '&6'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Eternal'
  mythic:
    color: '&5'
    name: '%TIER_COLOR%Mythic'

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💬 Notes

• Tiers can be renamed, reordered, or removed depending on your server theme.
• %TIER_COLOR% is replaced at runtime and must be included in name if you want the color to apply.
• Modules that use tiers will fail silently if a referenced tier does not exist.