Mastery (SepWorks Edition)

What it does

Mastery adds skill-based progression to survival. Earn experience as you play, spend skill points, and develop your character across twelve persistent skills — each with twenty levels — that unlock equipment, activities, and bonuses as you grow.

Features

• Twelve skills: Health, Strength, Agility, Defense, Stamina, Luck, Archery, Trade, Smithing, Mining, Farming, and Alchemy.
• Twenty levels per skill with persistent player progression.
• Skill bonuses for combat, movement, health, hunger, farming, mining, trading, smithing, brewing, and more.
• Level requirements for equipment, blocks, entities, mining, brewing, and smithing — under-level players can still break restricted mining blocks, but receive no drops.
• A custom Mastery interface opened from the SepWorks Mastery book: check your skills, spend points, and see what unlocks next.
• Every player receives the Mastery book on first join and after every death; craft another book from one normal book.
• Works alongside SepWorks Sustenance as an optional companion (shared book navigation).

How to use

1. Import the .mcaddon and activate both the behavior pack and the resource pack in your world.
2. Place the behavior pack high enough in the stack to avoid another addon replacing its player definition.
3. Join the world — you receive the Mastery book automatically (or run /sepworks:mastery).
4. Open the book to spend skill points and check unlocks.

Compatibility

• Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, game versions 26.50 and 26.40 (original release 1.0.7, 11 Oct 2026; min engine 1.26.0).
• Single player and multiplayer. No Beta APIs and no experimental toggles required.
• Note: Mastery modifies the player entity to provide skill-based health values, so addons that also replace minecraft:player may conflict unless their player definitions are merged. Back up an existing world before updating or changing addon stacks.

Changelog

• 1.0.7 — Initial SepWorks release for Bedrock 26.50 and 26.40.