It means "greed" in Spanish.

Originally requested by xxBlazeCraftxx, Avaricia allows for server administrators to configure an item drop and effect to play when a player is killed during PvP.

Current features:

Drops an item after a PvP death
- Configurable item and amount
Plays an effect after a PvP death
- Configurable effect type and duration
Item-to-experience exchange signs
- Permissions restricted
- First line must read [XP], with lines two and three the item cost and experience levels in return (example)

Planned Features:

A "Mystery Box" sign
- Players will get a random item at a cost as defined in the configuration

Suggestions? Submit them on the issue tracker.

Avaricia uses the following permission nodes:

avaricia.*
- Gives access to all Avaricia permissions.
avaricia.xp.use
- Allows players to use XP exchange signs.
- Default: everyone
avaricia.xp.create
- Allows for the creation of XP exchange signs.

Default/example configuration:

Available for everyone to see, learn from, and contribute towards.

The source code for Avaricia is available on Github. Avaricia is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. If you would like to expand on Avaricia, please make pull requests to add your code instead of releasing a whole new plugin (although you could if you wanted to).

Along with the source code being available, early plugin releases are also available. These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff; use them at your own risk. They can be found on the Github releases page.