ProgressionNPC

# ProgressionNPC A server without NPCs often feels empty. ProgressionNPC turns hubs and towns into actual MMO-style places. Place and manage NPCs as real content anchors—quests, merchants, story points—so players always know where to go next. # Highlights: NPC management built for interactive server content Perfect base for questlines, shops, and guided gameplay Makes cities/hubs feel alive and purposeful Perfect for: MMO hubs, quest towns, merchant systems. # Why you’ll love it Hubs and towns instantly feel like an MMO world NPCs become your “content anchors” (quests, shops, story) Players stop feeling lost—your world feels guided ### Basic workflow Create an NPC: /pnpc npc create <name> Select an NPC (look at it, max 6 blocks): /pnpc select (After that, most commands work without typing the ID.) Open the equip GUI (uses selected NPC if no ID given): /pnpc equip Toggle “look at players” (uses selected NPC if no ID given): /pnpc look on|off Toggle animations (uses selected NPC if no ID given): /pnpc animations on|off Teleport an NPC to you (uses selected NPC if no ID given): /pnpc tphere ### Skins Save a skin from a player (downloads from Mojang): /pnpc skin save <skinId> <playerName> Apply a saved skin to an NPC: /pnpc skin set <npcId> <skinId> or (uses selected NPC): /pnpc skin set <skinId> ### Management List all NPCs: /pnpc npc list Remove an NPC: /pnpc npc remove <id> Reload NPCs + skins: /pnpc reload ### Permission: progressionnpc.admin # Features Place and manage NPCs Interaction hooks for quests, shops, story points Built for progression-style server design vSetup Install the plugin Spawn/configure NPCs Link NPCs to quests, shops, or dialogue systems # Compatibility Platform: Paper / Spigot (Paper recommended) Best with: ProgressionQuest, ProgressionShop