A radial wheel for your keybinds: hold one key, flick toward a slot, and fire any bind. Built for modpacks drowning in keybinds.
Place a dock, post an offer, and horse-drawn wagons haul goods between docks on their own, guarded by soldiers on the road.
Climb a feudal ladder from peasant to emperor by winning wars, swearing rivals as vassals, and forging your own county, duchy, and kingdom.
Form factions, claim chunks through a Territory Table, pay upkeep, setup safezones and warzones, and fight wars.
Kidnapping and prison-building, ethically. Down players or villagers without killing them, drag them home on a lead, and lock them in cells you build…
A grease-pencil kit for the Antique Atlas: doodle pens, arrows, zones and text labels that stay glued to the terrain, saved per world on your own mac…
A data-driven worship mod: kneel at your altar, follow gods of life or death, craft or magic, order or slaughter, and grow boons through devotion.
Trigger raid‑style events at custom Points of Interest where players sacrifice items for rewards and hidden enemy challenges.
One map for your whole faction: shared waypoints, drawings, pings and borders, saved on the server and shareable with allied factions.
Run a secret order and move unseen: erase your name, wear another's face, poison a cup, and let the blame fall on someone else.
Item prices that react to supply, hoarding, and the money supply optional: Spud's Shop stall pricing.
Put a price on another player's head, nail up their Wanted Poster, and let the whole server hunt them.
Grant players professions, then choose what everyone without one cannot craft, place, use or cast.
Write your own in-game tutorials and quests that dim the screen, point at the exact button, and refuse to continue until the player actually does it.
