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Six-Arms Skill Tree
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This is a mod that adds 5 skill pages to the game, which opens with E. And every class has passive and active abilities!
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Six Arms — Skill Tree
Build your character. Master your abilities. Give every adventure a different playstyle.
Six Arms adds RPG progression to Minecraft with 170 talents across 16 skill branches. Become a frontline fighter, protect your friends, command summoned creatures, master teleportation, or defend your party with crystal barriers.
Combine passive bonuses from different branches and equip up to three active abilities from one branch to create your own build.
Features
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170 talents: 81 active abilities and 89 passive talents.
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Separate character progression with talent experience, skill points, and a maximum talent level of 30.
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Three active ability slots with individual keybinds and cooldown indicators.
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Persistent progression that survives death and reconnecting.
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Searchable talent tree with filters for learned, available, and active talents.
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Build summary showing permanent bonuses, conditional effects, and cooldown reductions.
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Custom illustrated icons and six interface themes.
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Configurable ability HUD with adjustable scale, screen position, margins, and readiness sounds.
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Effect timers for temporary buffs, summoned helpers, fields, and special charges.
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Singleplayer and multiplayer support.
Choose Your Playstyle
Each branch offers its own combination of active abilities and passive upgrades:
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Fighter: melee damage, berserker dashes, sweeping attacks, and powerful finishers.
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Support: healing pulses, cleansing, protective shields, and restoration fields.
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Ranged: sniper shots, magical arrow volleys, slowing attacks, and marked targets.
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Tank: damage reduction, taunts, heavy armor, and defensive abilities.
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Summoner: temporary wolves, iron golems, and flying helpers.
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Economist: extra resources, improved harvests, villager discounts, and emerald reserves.
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Gnome: a smaller form, mining bonuses, underground vision, and tunnel mobility.
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Enderman: a taller form, teleportation, sneaking invisibility, and endermite summons.
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Hunter: animal tracking, hunting experience, stunning strikes, and enhanced bow attacks.
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Bloodthirster: kill streaks, growing damage bonuses, blood attacks, and combat healing.
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Robot: armor upgrades, energy projectiles, electrical pulses, repairs, and overclocking.
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Forest Spirit: regeneration, thorn damage, protective bark, and root-based attacks.
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Giant: a larger form, increased strength, stomps, knockback, and earth-shattering attacks.
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Runner: movement speed, parkour upgrades, safe dashes, and sprinting strikes.
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Angel: light attacks, group healing, protective wings, and powerful support abilities. This special 20-talent branch unlocks at talent level 20.
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Crystal Guardian: crystal walls, spike fields, shard volleys, protective domes, and a crystal citadel.
Crystal Guardian
Turn incoming monster damage into stored crystal shards, then spend them on a volley against enemies ahead of you.
Create barriers that repel monsters while allowing players to pass through, or protect your group with domes that intercept monster projectiles. Crystal fields are temporary ability effects and do not replace world blocks.
Progression and Builds
Earn talent experience by defeating monsters and hunting animals. Start with three talent points, then gain another point each time your talent level increases.
Talents have level requirements and branch prerequisites, so your choices matter. Invest in a focused playstyle or combine passive upgrades from several branches.
You can refund individual talent ranks for free, provided you preserve the prerequisites of later talents. A complete reset returns your spent points and costs three ordinary Minecraft experience levels in Survival.
Changing your active branch clears the three ability slots. Existing cooldowns remain in place.
Getting Started
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Open your inventory and click the Six Arms talent-tree button.
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Spend your points to learn talents.
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Assign learned active abilities to your three slots.
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Use G, H, and V by default to activate them.
Keybinds can be changed in Minecraft’s Controls menu. If a default key conflicts with another binding, the mod attempts to choose a free key when you first enter a world.
Languages
English, Russian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, and Simplified Chinese.
The mod follows your selected Minecraft language, with English as the fallback.
Requirements and Installation
For version 2.7.2:
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Minecraft 26.2 — Java Edition
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Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer
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Java 25 or newer
Fabric API is bundled with this release.
Place the JAR in your mods folder. For multiplayer, install the mod on both the server and each player’s client. When updating, remove the previous Six Arms JAR so that only one version is installed.
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