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RPG Tweaks

Loot sacks, dimension locking, sleep rules, XP penalties, and more — RPG-Tweaks gives server owners the tools to build a richer, more challenging Minecraft experience

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rpg_tweaks-6.1.1.jar

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  • Apr 1, 2026
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  • 1.21.8+7
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File Name

rpg_tweaks-6.1.1.jar

Supported Versions

  • 1.21.8
  • 1.21.7
  • 1.21.6
  • 1.21.5
  • 1.21.4
  • 1.21.3
  • 1.21.2
  • 1.21.1

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implementation "curse.maven:rpg-tweaks-1476807:7858975"
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Changelog — RPG Tweaks 6.1.1

✨ New Features

Sleep + FTB Quests Integration

  • Added quest-gated sleep: configure a single FTB Quests Reward ID to block all players from sleeping until they individually claim it.
  • Players who have claimed the reward can sleep normally; those who have not will receive a message and be blocked.
  • Configurable via the Sleep category in the mod config screen (only visible when FTB Quests is installed).

Skill Locks Book (Reskillable Reimagined)

  • Press L in-game to open the Skill Locks Book, a paginated GUI showing all items configured in skill_locks.json.
  • Items are organized by skill category in a sidebar. Each entry displays the item icon, name, required skill level, and unlock status (green ✔ if unlocked, red ✘ if not) based on the current player's skill levels.
  • Navigation uses a book layout showing up to 4 items per sheet.
  • Custom skills defined in custom_skills.json are fully supported.
  • Keybind is configurable in Minecraft's Controls menu under the RPG Tweaks category.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Mob Kill XP data loss: Configuring Kill XP for a mob and then opening a sack tier sub-screen before saving caused the XP values to be discarded. Kill XP is now configured in its own dedicated sub-screen, eliminating the unsaved state issue.
  • Ore XP reset to (0, 0): Using /rpg_tweaks config reset ore_xp or resetting a specific ore entry via command was setting XP values to (0, 0) instead of restoring vanilla defaults. Reset now correctly restores the original default values for all vanilla ore tags and blocks.