Haki Realm

I wanted Haki in Mine Mine no Mi to work like it does in the manga, so I started reworking it for my server. Then it kept growing. It's now got races, sword schools, legends you can fight, factions, player nations, professions, a server newspaper, three huge landmarks out at sea and a lot more.

Heads up before you download: this is made for servers. Haki, the races, the schools and the legends all work if you play alone, but factions, nations, professions and the newspaper need other players, and server events need an admin who's paying attention.

It runs on Forge 1.20.1 and goes on the server and every client. The mods it needs are listed further down, and some of them are required because the bosses use them.

Who runs what

A lot of this is meant to be run by people, not by the mod.

Players handle the day to day. Faction officers promote, demote and kick their own members, and leaders start wars and make peace. Monarchs run their nations, so that's borders, taxes, towns and who gets which post. If people get sick of their Monarch they can rebel. Captains run their crews, players can take on apprentices and teach them techniques, and Journalists put out the server's newspaper with photos they took themselves.

Some things only an admin can do, and that's on purpose:

• approve new nations
• invite people into the World Government
• name the Warlords
• open the Imu fight
• start server event raids (the only reward that gives Conqueror's levels)

There's an admin panel for all of that, and for fixing ranks, seats, wars and nations when something goes wrong. If a faction leader quits, their seat opens up and goes to the best member who qualifies, so nothing gets stuck waiting for them.

Haki

Haki starts asleep and something has to force it out of you. That can be dropping to 20% health against someone twice as strong and surviving, passing a mentor's trial, or being born to a race that has it.

Conqueror's is rarer. Only people born with it can awaken it, and it takes a real crisis like being surrounded or an ally about to fall. It also grows slowly on purpose, so the few who have it really earn it.

After that, Armament grows by fighting things stronger than you (hitting chickens teaches you almost nothing) and Observation grows by not getting hit. Future Sight stays locked until you beat someone with better Observation than yours. Pain and rage cloud your Observation, and overusing Haki drains your Will. There's a Haki bar at the top of the screen in combat so you can see where you're at.

Techniques are real abilities on your ability bar. You get them at Haki milestones, or earlier if a mentor teaches you:

• Armament: Hardened Charge, Ryuo Pulse, Ryuo Shot, Ryuo Breakwater (parts a Devil Fruit's sweep like Rayleigh does), Haki Barrier, Ryuo Flow
• Observation: Mantra Pulse, Weak Point Read, Foresight Counter, Projectile Read, Future Sight: Glimpse Ahead
• Conqueror's: King's Glare, Conqueror's Shockwave, King's Thunder, Galaxy Impact, Galaxy Divide, Ragnaraku, Kamusari, King's Domain, Conqueror's Awakening

Haki matters against Devil Fruits too. Sneak with Hardening on and you can block hits, fruit attacks included. When two coated blows meet you get black lightning, and two Conquerors can lock into a contest of wills that ends in anime impact frames. Ryuo can shake a fruit loose, Armament hits a Logia's real body, and a strong Conqueror can shut down a much weaker fruit user for a few seconds. There are limits on that so nobody gets locked out of their fruit over and over.

Devil Fruit mastery

A fruit is weak when you first eat it. You start with one move and its passives at 10% power, and the only way to level it is to use it. Each of the 10 levels adds power and opens up more moves. Full mastery takes about 1,100 uses.

Zoans work a bit differently. They grow with the time you spend in your forms, hybrid or full, as long as you're moving or fighting. Standing around AFK in form doesn't count.

A Logia only gets its intangible body at full mastery. Before that you get hit like anyone else, though your own element still can't hurt you. NPCs and legends always have their fruits at full strength.

Professions

Everyone picks a profession in the character creator, on its own page next to Faction, Race and Style. If your character is older than that, you get to pick one the next time you join. There are ten, each from somewhere in One Piece, and they level from 1 to 10 by doing the actual work: cooking, forging, brewing, sailing, printing and so on.

Each profession has one or two passives and three skills for your ability bar. The first skill is yours straight away, the second opens at level 4 and the third at level 7. You can switch later for 100,000 Belly, and every profession remembers its own level if you come back to it.

The Navigator only gets an exact location at level 10. Before that it's a direction and a rough distance, which I think makes exploring a lot more fun.

The newspaper

This is probably my favourite part. A Journalist writes an issue in a Book and Quill and signs it. They can take photos with a Camera Den Den Mushi, which actually takes a picture of whatever you're looking at. Publish the issue with a photo in your offhand and it goes on the front page with its caption, next to the server's latest news.

Every player gets a copy dropped straight into their inventory, and anyone who was offline gets theirs when they log back in. A Journalist can also interview another player for the next front page, or shout Extra! Extra! so the paper's name flashes on everyone's screen. If someone doesn't want papers, /haki news off stops them.

Traits

Some players are born with a trait. Most aren't. The ones in so far are the Kozuki Clan, the Will of D., the Vinsmoke Lineage Factor, the Shimotsuki Clan, the Charlotte Family, the Figarland Family, the Nefertari Family and the Kurozumi Clan, and each does something different. The Will of D. can smile at death, the Kozuki hear the Voice of All Things, the Charlotte are huge and hard to knock back, and so on.

If you run the Akuma mod, its traits (Celestial Dragon Blood and Heavenly Demon) are part of the same list, and the Will of D. counts for both mods. Your trait and your profession both show on the stats screen (R).

Races, schools and styles

There are 11 races and tribes: Long-Arm, Three-Eye, Kuja Warrior, Lunarian, Giant, Tontatta, Long-Leg, Buccaneer, Oni, Shandian and Ancient Giant. They've all got their own look and perks, and 3 to 8 moves each.

Sword schools: Oden Two-Sword Style, Fox Fire Style, Humming Fencing, Hawk-Eye Style, Shimotsuki Style, Kyutoryu Asura and Red-Hair Style. Each has four or five techniques.

Martial arts: Ryusoken, Hasshoken, Okama Kenpo, Fishman Jujutsu, Sumo and Dial Arts.

Mine Mine no Mi's own styles (Black Leg, Brawler, Sniper, Doctor, Art of Weather) get new moves as well.

Landmarks and islands

Every world gets Marineford, Enies Lobby and Hachinosu out at sea, one of each, somewhere within 10,000 blocks of spawn. They're big, every building has an inside, and they're guarded by Mine Mine no Mi's own Marines, pirates and bosses. Enies Lobby floats in its hole in the ocean with the sea falling all around it, and you can walk right into Hachinosu's skull.

There are smaller islands all over the sea too. Marine outposts sit in normal and cold oceans, pirate camps on palm islands in warm water, and World Government posts with their own little Hall of Justice out on the deep ocean. Admins can see where the three landmarks are with /haki landmarks.

Legends

Ten legends are in as Mine Mine no Mi challenges, each in their own arena. They call out their big moves, go through phases, get serious at half health and drop hazards on the arena. Beat them for their gear and to learn their techniques.

The Admirals have real Logia bodies, so only Haki touches them, and in their last stand their fruits awaken: Ice Epoch, Hyosai, Kousoku, Lightfall Domain and Meigo no Jidai.

Then there's Imu, the final challenge. It's meant for a team of four at their peak, an op has to open it, and you get an hour. You start in the throne room against Imu's hybrid devil form. Beat that and the Five Elders come in three waves, each in their beast form. When the last one falls you get dropped into Imu's private garden for the real fight against the full demon form.

My players tried every trick to cheese bosses, so most of those are closed now. You can't wall a boss into a pit (it breaks out and lands next to you), lava and suffocation don't hurt them, summons and pets only do a tenth of their damage, and you can't eat Sea King meat in the middle of a fight.

Mentors and the world

Mentors for every discipline wander around or live in dojos and sword halls. They'll spar with you, run trials (the Observation one is blindfolded) and teach techniques. You'll also run into Haki trial grounds and Whitebeard's grave. Meditation and Waterfall Training are there if you want to train on your own.

Raids

Every so often a raid shows up near a player, scaled to how strong they are, and the whole server gets told where. Raids go from level 1 to 6. Higher levels mean more waves, and the leader comes with the last one. At the low end that's a notorious captain, then East Blue bosses, and for the strongest players it's the legends themselves.

Everyone who helps gets a share. Whoever did the most damage gets extra, and crewmates fighting together get 25% more. Admins can also start a raid by hand as a server event.

Factions

Marines, World Government, Bounty Hunters, Revolutionary Army, Pirates and Bandits are all proper groups now, with their own ranks, chat and notice board. Press J for the Faction menu, it's styled like the rest of Mine Mine no Mi.

The top ranks have limited seats. There's one Fleet Admiral, one Pirate King, four Emperors and so on down the ladder, and you can change every limit in the config. The law and the Revolutionaries rise on merit, and Pirates and Bandits go by bounty. Each faction has nine quests with four on the board at a time, and the board changes every 2 hours.

Killing enemies earns merit or bounty, and leaders can declare wars that get scored by kills. You can change sides, but it costs Belly and you'll be marked as a deserter for a while. The World Government doesn't take volunteers, an admin has to invite you.

The Seven Warlords sit in the Marines between Rear Admiral and Vice Admiral, and only admins can name one. A pirate who gets a seat joins the Marines, their bounty freezes, they keep their crew and the law's NPCs leave that crew alone.

Nations

Nations sit on top of factions, so a Marine and a Pirate can both be citizens of the same country. You need 3 citizens and an admin's approval to get one going.

Each nation has a Monarch, a Royal Council, a Royal Guard, Ministers, Nobles and Town Mayors. Crowns pass by inheritance, a vote or a rebellion. There's a bank, taxes come in once a real day and soldiers get paid weekly. You can pay for Marine or Pirate protection, which stops the other side's NPCs spawning on your land and sends a squad when you get attacked.

If you've got FTB Chunks, nations hold real land. You draw your border by dragging on a chunk map in the Faction menu. Devil Fruit moves can't break or place blocks on claimed land, so nobody can level your city for fun.

That changes in a war. As soon as one starts, both nations lose their protections until it's over. Territory battles have a 30 minute grace period and need at least half of each nation's active citizens online, and the winner wipes the enemy's claims in that area. The Five Elders can also name a nation an enemy of the World Government, and then an Admiral can call a Buster Call on it.

Duels, crews and bounties

Duels happen in a ring, nobody dies, and they're rated. /haki top shows the rankings for rating, legends and raids. Crewmates train 15% faster near each other, and captains can kick someone even when they're offline. If you betray your crew you get a skull next to your name and no crew will take you for a while. Big deeds raise your bounty and show up in the server news, and those headlines end up on the newspaper's front page too.

Everyone also gets the Haki Realm Guide in game, and there are 36 advancements to go for.

Keeping fights fair

A few things I changed because people on my server found ways around them:

• Stacking buffs has a limit now. However many you pile on, a hit still deals at least a fifth of what gets through your armour.
• Mine Mine no Mi's Drunk effect used to make you almost unkillable, and the damage it saved up could be dodged by running to spawn. Now it holds back half a hit at most, and the saved damage always lands, even after a relog.
• Punk Corna Dio (the Jiki Jiki bull) does 40 damage instead of 100. You can cap other moves the same way in the config if something else turns out to be a one-shot on your server.

For server owners

• /ha opens the admin panel
• Players get /f and /n, ops get /fa, /na and /ha
• /haki doctor checks your setup
• /haki landmarks shows where the three landmarks are
• /haki profession set and /haki trait set or reroll for fixing someone's profession or trait
• Structure guards stand still until a player comes near, so the landmarks don't eat your tick time
• Abilities can't break Lootr chests, claimed or not
• With FTB Chunks installed, personal claims are limited to 9 chunks and force-loading is off by default. You can change both in the config

What you need

Required. The bosses are built around these, and without them they lose forms and moves:

Optional:

Settings

It reads Mine Mine no Mi's caps from its config, so any values work. I balanced it around these in serverconfig/mineminenomi-server.toml:

• Doriki Limit 35000
• Haki Exp Limit 500
• Haki Exp Multiplier 2.0
• Doriki Reward Multiplier 1.5
• Bounty Reward Multiplier 2.5
• Challenge Caching, Logia Invulnerability, Logia Return Effect and Ability Griefing on

Everything this mod adds can be tuned in serverconfig/hakirework-server.toml or from the admin panel.

Unofficial fan addon. Mine Mine no Mi belongs to its creators, and One Piece belongs to Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha. Not affiliated with either.