Cardinal Classes

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Cardinal Classes is a simple and modular mod for Minecraft that adds a class mechanics to the game. The mod itself doesn't add any classes, but provides a framework for other mods to add their own classes. It's built on the Fabric modding platform and uses the Cardinal Components API.

## Features

### Simple Class System The mod adds a simple class system to the game, allowing players to acquire a class by brewing and drinking a class potion. Each class has four passive skills, four active skills, and two perks.

### Skill System Skills and Perks can be upgraded using the skill altar. An altar needs to have a shard holder to its north/south/east/west side with an air block in between. By placing a shard on a holder, and charging the altar with the relevant item, the player can step on it and upgrade skills and perks. Skills can be upgraded three times from level 0 to level 3, while only one of the two perks can be ascended once.

#### Charge Items

• Shard Holder: Skill Shard - Consumed to upgrade skills and perks.
• Skill Altar: Magma Block - Used to upgrade active skills.
• Skill Altar: Amethyst Block - Used to upgrade passive skills.
• Skill Altar: Sage's Emerald - Used to ascend perks.

Consuming a class potion allows a player to reset their class and will refund all their Skill Shards - but not any Sage's Emeralds.

### Modularity & Customization The mod is designed to be as customizable as possible, allowing modders to create their own classes and users to build and balance their own modpacks by selecting only the classes they want to include.

## Future plans - A Rogue class mod called CC - Rogue is in the works, this will be hopefully the first of many. - More hud options - Some config options - Separate UI screen for class info (instead of advancements) - Functionality to more easily implement certain standardised skill behaviour - (Possibly) data driven options