RPG Errands

Villagers ask you for things. Fetching an item, dealing with a mob, or carrying word to somebody in another village.

A gold ! over a villager's head means they have something to ask. It turns into an iron ? once you have taken the errand on.

• Twenty-seven errands across all thirteen trades and the village at large.
• A mark over the head of anybody with something to ask, so you read it from the path instead of right-clicking eleven people to find out.
• Three kinds of asking: fetch something, hunt something, or carry word to somebody else.
• A promise you can walk away from. Nothing is timed and nothing sits in the corner of the screen. Take one, go and do something else, come back in a week.
• Favour that means something. Settling an errand moves vanilla's own gossip, which already sets your prices and already spreads between villagers on its own.

About half a village wants something on any given day, and what they want turns over at dawn. A village where everyone has a job for you is a quest hub with thatch on it.

Every errand is a datapack file you can replace, and writing your own takes no Java.

• RPG Dialogue, the library underneath it all
• RPG Villagers, names, standing, and an inn in every village
• RPG Errands, villagers who want something (this mod)

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• Fabric with Fabric API, or NeoForge
• RPG Dialogue

All rights reserved. You may depend on the API and ship the unmodified jar in a modpack. Anything you write for it is yours outright.

Villagers ask you for things.

• Errands from every trade
• Fetch, hunt and delivery errands
• Marks over villagers who have one for you
• No timers or quest tracker
• Better reputation with the village for finishing them
• New errands every day
• Datapack-driven, so you can add your own

• RPG Dialogue, the dialogue library
• RPG Villagers, names, conversations and inns for villagers
• RPG Errands, errands from villagers (this mod)

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• Fabric with Fabric API, or NeoForge
• RPG Dialogue

All rights reserved. You may depend on the API and ship the unmodified jar in a modpack.