Divinity provides optional support and compatibility with several popular plugins. These integrations enhance how custom stats, attributes, levels, and economy function across other systems.

Divinity supports Fabled’s Damage Mechanic using a custom prefix:

• Use DIVINITY_ before your custom damage type in skill configurations.
• Example: DIVINITY_cold, DIVINITY_chaos

Divinity’s attributes can also be used in Fabled’s attributes.yml:

stats:
  rpgdamage-cold: 'v(a*.05+1)'
  rpgdefense-chaos: 'v(a*.05+1)'

You can configure Divinity to use McMMO power levels as the player level system:

compatibility:
  player-level-plugin: McMMO

Supports mob-level scaling and access to mob level metadata:

compatibility:
  mob-level-plugin: LevelledMobs

Full integration for:

• Reading mob levels from MythicMobs
• Equipping mobs with Divinity items
• Applying damage values in skills

You can import Divinity items into MythicMobs using:

/mm items import <itemName>

Then reference the imported item in your mob files.

compatibility:
  mob-level-plugin: MythicMobs

Used for economy-based modules like sell, repair, and worth.yml. Vault must be installed to support player balance and item pricing.

Prefix item materials with ITEMSADDER_ to use ItemsAdder assets in any Divinity module.

Prefix item materials with ORAXEN_ to use Oraxen custom items in modules.

Divinity registers several placeholders automatically:

• %divinity_itemstat_[TYPE]%
• %qrpg_damage_[TYPE]%
• %qrpg_defense_[TYPE]%

See the Placeholders page for full usage.

To enable plugin support, add the correct plugin names under compatibility: in engine.yml. Here are the supported values:

• McMMO
• Fabled
• LevelledMobs
• MythicMobs
• Vault

Example configuration:

compatibility:
  player-level-plugin: McMMO
  player-class-plugin: Fabled
  mob-level-plugin: MythicMobs