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### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Soft requirements: `requires_min`.** Next to `requires`, a quest can say how many of those quests must be done first: `"requires": [16 quests], "requires_min": 12` unlocks as soon as any 12 of them are done. The quest book shows "Needs 12 of 16 quests (5 done)". (Requested on GitHub.) - **`reset_on_death`:** a quest with `"reset_on_death": true` loses its progress when the player dies (a team quest: when any member dies). The quest book and `/quest list` say so, and the player gets a message when it happens. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Every kind once: `"distinct": true`** on an objective counts each kind of item, block or mob only once - `consume_item` with `"item": "#c:foods"`, `"count": 10` and `"distinct": true` needs 10 different foods. The goal reads "(all different)". (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - A quest without rewards is simply done when it is finished: no Claim button and no "Rewards received" for nothing to claim. Mod and plugin. - The examples in a new `custom-quests.json` are only an explanation now: their keys start with `_`, so they no longer show up as quests. Copy one and remove the `_` to use it. Files that already exist stay as they are. (Reported on GitHub.) ### Fixed - Fabric: `collect_item` didn't count items picked up from the ground when the whole stack went into the inventory (only a part taken by a nearly full inventory counted). NeoForge, Forge and the plugin were not affected. - The `loot_table` reward gave nothing on every version (the loot was rolled without the player, which the game refuses; the server log showed "Loot-table reward failed"). Mod only; the plugin was not affected. - `gain_advancement` counts an advancement the player already had before taking the quest. Before, such a quest could never be finished. Mod and plugin. - Quest book: quests added to or changed in `custom-quests.json` while the world runs show up in the book at once (the file reloaded by itself, but the book only got the new list after a rejoin or `/quest reload`). - Quest book: a quest page with a long description or many objectives scrolls with the mouse wheel instead of cutting the rest off. (Reported on GitHub.) - Quest book: long objective names (advancements, tags) wrap onto the next line instead of being cut off with "...". Reward lines and choice options wrap too. (Reported on GitHub.) - A quest without rewards no longer shows an empty "Rewards" heading in the quest book or an empty "Reward:" line in `/quest list`. (Reported on GitHub.)

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Settings for every world: `config/justquests.json`.** Any key of a world's `settings.json` set there applies to every world of the game or server and wins over the world's own file, so a modpack can ship, for example, `"generatedQuests": false`. Commands can't change a key set there and say so. The file is created with an explanation on first start. (Requested on GitHub.) - **Folders are categories:** a quest in a sub-folder of a datapack's `justquests/quests/` (also the plugin's `quests/` folder, or a key like `"mining/iron"` in `custom-quests.json`) that names no `category` gets the folder as its category - `quests/mining/iron.json` is in "mining". Deeper folders only sort the files. (Requested on GitHub.) ### Changed - `mainQuests: false` (and `/quest mainquests off`) now hides only the 25 built-in quests; quests from your own datapacks stay. Before, it hid every datapack quest. Mod and plugin. - A category without a translation reads in chat as it does in the quest book: "mob_drops" shows as "Mob drops".

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Team quests:** a quest with `"team": true` belongs to a whole team - any member takes it, everyone's actions count, the quest book and tracker show the shared progress, and when it is done every member gets the rewards like for their own quests (members who were offline when they come back). A team is made with `/quest team create <name>` (then `invite`, `accept`, `leave`, `kick`, `info`; up to 8 players), or a player's scoreboard team (`/team`) counts. Mod and plugin alike; a world moving to the plugin brings its teams along. - **Server plugin for Spigot, Paper and Purpur** (1.19 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3, on the plain Spigot API; one jar each for 1.19 – 1.20.6, 1.21 – 1.21.11 and 26.1 – 26.3): players join with a vanilla client. The quest book is a chest menu (opened with the quest book item new players get, or `/quest`, `/quests`, `/jq`), the quest tracker a boss bar. It reads the same quests as the mod (built-in, datapacks, `custom-quests.json`, one file per quest in `plugins/JustQuests/quests/`), has all objective and reward types, claiming, reward choices, the commands and permission nodes, and the five languages; item, block and mob names are translated by each player's game. A world played with the mod keeps its progress, custom quests and generated board when it moves to a plugin server. - **The server generator** (plugin): the board of generated quests grows with the players of the last 7 days; every player gets personal daily quests; harder weekly quests for everyone; a weekly server goal everyone works on together, with the same reward for every helper; and better rewards: a choice of three, a lucky bonus, a streak bonus for personal quests, loot on weekly quests and goals, a reward multiplier, and money through an economy plugin's command. - **Plugin extras:** announcements for a new board, new weekly quests and a new server goal, with harmless fireworks when the goal is reached; quest givers (`/quest npc set [name]`: the mob, villager or armor stand you look at opens the quest book); and PlaceholderAPI placeholders (`%justquests_completed%`, `%justquests_tracked%`, `%justquests_goal_percent%` and more). - **Minecraft 26.1 – 26.3:** Fabric builds for 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3, and NeoForge builds for 26.1.2 and 26.2 (NeoForge 26.3 follows once it leaves beta). JustQuests now has 43 builds. Minecraft 26.x needs Java 25. - **Claim button:** a finished quest now waits with its rewards until you claim them, with the Claim button in the quest book, the `[Claim rewards]` button in chat, or `/quest claim <id>` (`/quest claim` alone takes every waiting reward). The quest book shows these quests on top under "Rewards ready", the HUD reminds you of them, and `/quest progress` and `/quest list` mark them too. On Minecraft 1.18–1.19 (no quest book) the chat button and the command do it. Server owners who prefer the old way set `"claimRewards": false` in `settings.json`; then rewards arrive the moment a quest is finished, as before. A finished generated quest stays until its rewards are claimed, also when the generator puts up a new set in the meantime. - **Choice rewards** (`justquests:choice`): a quest can offer several rewards of which the player picks one when claiming: in the quest book by clicking an option, in chat with the `[1]` `[2]` buttons, or with `/quest claim <id> <number>`. Quests with a choice always wait to be claimed. The example datapack has `ex_choice`. - **HUD position button** in the quest book's title bar: each click moves the tracker to the next corner (clockwise). While you point at the button, the book shows the tracker in its corner. - **Permissions (LuckPerms & co.):** every command has a node, `justquests.command.<name>` for the player commands (everyone by default) and `justquests.admin.<name>` for the operator commands (operators by default). Quests can name a `permission`; players without it don't see the quest. NeoForge and Forge use their permission API, the Fabric builds bundle fabric-permissions-api. - **Six more mods for the quest generator:** Applied Energistics 2, Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty, Alex's Mobs, Tinkers' Construct and Ars Nouveau. Botania, Mekanism and the Twilight Forest got more quests (more flowers and gear, metal blocks and steel machines, more wood, beetles and meef). Every new target was checked against the mods' released jars. - `settings.json` gets new options added by itself, so owners see them without deleting the file. - **Generated quests in five languages:** quests from the generator now have their title, description and reward message in English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese, and each player reads their own game language. Item, block and mob names use the official translations of Minecraft and of the supported mods. The built-in quests got Japanese as well. ### Changed - **Every text is translatable:** the quest book, the HUD, goal and reward names, and all chat messages of the commands now come from language files (`assets/justquests/lang/`), with English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese included. Each player sees their own game language, also on Minecraft 1.18–1.20.1. On 1.19.4 and newer, players without the mod see the English text. - The German, French and Spanish texts of the built-in quests have proper accents and use the game's own names (for example the "Acquire Hardware" advancement). - Loot rewards read "Loot: simple dungeon" instead of the full loot table id; tag goals read "any logs"; dimension goals name the vanilla dimensions ("Visit the Nether"). - The Discord welcome no longer talks about voting on the v0.2 GUI. ### Fixed - **NeoForge 1.20.4:** the mod did not load at all. Its jar only had the newer `neoforge.mods.toml`, which NeoForge 20.4 does not read, and it needed Java 21. It now has `mods.toml` and runs on Java 17 like Minecraft 1.20.4. - `/quest generator status` named the wrong Minecraft version on 1.21.11 and 26.x.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Minecraft 1.21.11** for NeoForge and Fabric. JustQuests now has 36 builds. - **Search in the quest book:** with 15 or more quests a search field appears next to the list buttons. It looks at titles, categories and goals, so "diam" finds every quest with diamonds. - **Pin quests to the HUD:** active quests get a pin button next to "Abandon". With pins the tracker shows only the pinned quests, without pins the newest ones as before. Finished or abandoned quests are unpinned by themselves. - **Mouse wheel** over the quest list turns the pages. ### Changed - What a button does now shows next to the "Quests" title while the mouse is on it. ### Fixed - The "Abandon" button had an x drawn under its label.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Quest tracker (HUD):** your active quests and their goals in a small panel in the top-left corner, newest first, up to three. Toggle it with **H** (rebindable in Controls) or the new button in the quest book. Hidden with F1, F3 and while a menu is open. - **Sorted quest book:** the list is grouped under headers, either by category ("Combat 1/3") or by status (Active, Available, Locked, Completed). A button switches between the two, another hides completed quests. Page number between the arrows. - **Pixel icons:** every quest shows an item icon, in the list and next to its title. It is taken from the first goal (the item or block, a spawn egg for mobs, a compass for places and so on), or set with the new optional quest field `"icon": "minecraft:diamond_sword"`. Categories and states got their own pixel icons in the style of the book. - **Stats page:** a button in the title bar shows your progress in the book: completed and active quests, every category with its count, your first and last completion and, on servers, your place on the leaderboard. ### Changed - Locked quests are now marked in the book: if a quest needs another one first it shows a lock, "Needs: <quest>" and a disabled button. Repeatable quests on cooldown show a clock and when they are available again. - The quest book window is 32 pixels wider so titles fit next to the icons. - Goal lines read "5/8 Mine Iron Ore" instead of "5/8 Mine 8x Iron Ore"; tags read "any logs". - Book and HUD options are saved in `config/justquests-client.json`. - A completed quest shows its goals as done and "Rewards received" (rewards are still paid out the moment a quest completes; a claim button is planned for 0.4.0). It used to show 0/x.

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **Tags for block and mob goals:** `mine_block`, `place_block`, `kill_mob`, `tame_animal` and `breed_animal` accept a tag as well as an id, e.g. `"block": "#minecraft:logs"` or `"entity": "#minecraft:skeletons"`. - **The stonecutter counts as crafting:** `craft_item` now also counts items taken out of a stonecutter. - **More variety in generated quests:** - enchanting: "Enchant 3 books", "Enchant an iron sword" - using items: throw snowballs, eggs or ender pearls, use bone meal, launch fireworks - brewing (Hard, after the Nether): drink a Potion of Swiftness, Night Vision, Fire Resistance, Strength or Water Breathing - any kind counts: "Mine 32 logs" (any log), "Defeat 10 skeletons" (strays, wither skeletons and bogged too) - stonecutter crafts: stone brick stairs, chiseled stone bricks, cut copper, and with Create the cut granite, diorite, andesite, tuff, limestone and asurine

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.

### Added - **New goal `enchant_item`:** enchant items at an enchanting table, optionally a specific item (`"item": "#minecraft:swords"`). An anvil does not count. - **New goal `use_item`:** use an item a number of times: throw snowballs or ender pearls, apply bone meal, look through a spyglass, light a fire, place blocks, mine with a tool. Only uses that actually do something count, so spamming right-click does nothing. - **Item filters:** item goals can ask for more than the item. Write `item` as an object with `enchantments` (minimum levels), `potion` or `name` (an anvil name), for example `{"id": "minecraft:potion", "potion": "minecraft:swiftness"}`. The same quest file works on every Minecraft version. - **New reward `title`:** a big on-screen title with an optional subtitle and timing (`fade_in`, `stay`, `fade_out`), translatable like the other quest texts. - Example quests for all of it in the example datapack. ### Changed - The two new goals count Minecraft's own statistics ("Items Enchanted", "Times Used"), so they behave the same on NeoForge, Fabric and Forge. - Removed the old (v1) quest generator code, unused since 0.3.0. Worlds keep their old generated-quest file, which the new generator still reads once.