Simple, Lightweight, vanilla-style questing for modpack creators.

Boundless is a fast, dependency-free questing mod designed for creators who want to guide players through tutorials, progression systems, challenges, or full questlines with an easy to use system.

Boundless is a vanilla approach to questing built right into the inventory including an easy to navigate quest editor, allowing both creators and players to get straight into questing.

Whether you are building a short introduction for new players or a complete RPG-style progression path, Boundless provides the tools needed to create structured quests while remaining lightweight and easy to maintain.

Key Features

Easy to Navigate

The Quest book is both an item, and a GUI, similar to the recipe book in the inventory (configurable), Quests are displayed in list format under sub-categories and categories.

Opening a quest Displays the Quest description, dependencies, requirements and rewards.

Fully customizable

Boundless is intentionally minimalist but includes config options for extra features, styling and themeing, most options can be configured here.

Quest Editor

In the editor create a questpack, this pack holds quests, sub-categories and categories, the editor is easy to use and provides components to create full questlines.

Conditions and  Rewards

Conditions include: Collect, Submit, Kill, Achieve, XP, Effect, Level (with levelUP api), with more such as observe, dimension, biome, statistic coming soon

Rewards include: Item, Command, Xp, Level(with levelUP)

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FAQ

  What’s Next (Planned / Possible Features)

Boundless is intentionally minimalist, but future versions may expand into:

• New quest types (statistics, time-based, etc.)
• More customization options (toasts, layout, categories, UI rules)
• Tree style questing (a new questing format similar to FTB)
• Bounties & challenges (random goals, time limits, random rewards)

Lightweight, vanilla-style questing for modpack creators

Boundless is a simple, fast, and dependency-free questing mod designed for modpack creators who want to guide players through progression without bloated UI or complex setup.

Quests are created using the built in editor, letting you define objectives, rewards, and dependencies in a clean format that just works. Useful for building a short tutorial questline or a full RPG-style path, Boundless makes it straightforward to create a questline.

What Boundless Does

• You create quest files in an Editor
• Players complete objectives (collect, submit, kill, advancements, effects)
• Quests can unlock other quests using dependencies
• Rewards are granted when completed

Key Features

Vanilla-like UI

A minimalist interface designed to feel like it belongs in Minecraft, not a separate mod menu.

Quest Editor

Quests are defined in a structure:

• Category
• Quest ID
• Name / Icon / Description
• Dependencies (unlock quests in order)
• Optional quests (side quests)
• Completion objectives
• Rewards

Multiple Quest Objective Types

Boundless supports these objective types:

• Collect — obtain an item
• Submit — hand in an item (consumes it)
• Kill — defeat a mob
• Achieve — complete an advancement
• Effect — have a potion effect active You can use one objective or multiple objectives in a single quest.

Rewards

Rewards can include:

• Items
• Commands
• XP (points or levels)
• Functions (for custom pack integrations / hooks)

Lightweight & Compatible

Built to be performance-friendly and modpack-safe, with a focus on stability and clean integration.

What’s Next (Planned / Possible Features)

• Boundless is intentionally minimalist, but future versions may expand into:
• New quest types (statistics, time-based, etc.)
• More customization options (toasts, layout, categories, UI rules)
• Repeatable quests
• Bounties & challenges (random goals, time limits, random rewards)
• A quest creator website (long-term goal, similar workflow to FTB Quests)

Who This Mod Is For

• Modpack creators who want simple questing
• Packs that need progression guidance
• Creators who prefer a vanilla questing approach
• Creators who want quests without any dependencies