Addon: Phoenix Family 2

Phoenix Family 2 turns village life into a system of advanced human NPCs. They remember the player's actions, talk, trade, work, build relationships, and can become a family. Achievements remain available and experimental features are not required.

Author: AxovulpusGames_.

Reputation and interactions

Reputation increases through first meetings, missions, protecting NPCs, and Hero of the Village. Attacks and divorce reduce it. Every 10 positive points adds 2% to personality-based interaction success, while negative reputation lowers the chance.

The menu supports chatting, stories, jokes, hugs, flirting, gifts, kisses, movement controls, trading, and riding horses or camels.

Relationships, marriage, and home

Romantic actions add or remove love points. A wedding ring is required to propose: the chance starts at 10% with 11 points and rises to 100% at the maximum relationship level. Married NPCs can save a home position and return to it.

Each NPC has a random personality that affects reactions. A close NPC can reveal that personality. Single NPCs can also socialize with each other and have children with the help of a love potion.

Missions and professions

NPCs offer profession-based missions. Delivering the requested items rewards emeralds and reputation, and the same NPC can offer another task after 10 minutes.

• Farmers grow and collect crops.
• Miners detect nearby ores and can reveal coordinates.
• Librarians duplicate enchanted books for experience.
• Archers hunt selected animals.
• Clerics cure rotten flesh and use potions.
• Taco chefs grow new crops and prepare food.

Children, family, and protection

Pregnancy places a baby item into an empty inventory slot. Growth takes about 15 minutes but pauses when the baby needs a bottle or pacifier. Care speeds it up. At 100%, the child can be placed in the world and named.

The family record assigns relatives and gives them access to family controls. NPCs can equip armor, swords, bows, crossbows, and tridents. Guardian Mode supports melee and ranged combat, while the locator returns missing family members.

The Diamond behavior version adds player-to-player relationships and uses player.json, so it can conflict with packs that also modify the player.

Additional systems

Powerful guards protect villages from hostile mobs. Extra menus show relationship statistics, trading, and other NPC states.

Version 2 update

New jobs include cartographer, toolsmith, fisherman, and shepherd. Administrators can change family titles, pregnancy and growth time, spouse limits, reputation, and follower settings.

Appearance is assembled from separate skin, hair, upper clothing, and lower clothing choices, producing hundreds of thousands of combinations. The barber station changes those parts. Dialogues now include thousands of personality- and relationship-based variants.

Worlds created with version 1 may have problems with version 2 because NPCs now use additional attributes.