RPG Party Addon

RPG Party Mod — roll with a squad that actually fights back.

This Bedrock addon turns solo runs into party play by letting you summon AI companions that roam with you, crack jokes, and swing when it counts. The loop is simple: craft the “gacha hero,” use it, and you’ll receive a random item with a chance to pull a card that summons a hero. Once a hero is out, keep a sword in your hand and they’ll trail you across plains, caves, and village streets like a loyal crew. You can swap outfits with special items that have crafting table recipes, so your team fits whatever theme your world leans into—beach town, medieval stronghold, or a post-apoc wasteland base. Healing is low-friction too; toss bread on your hotbar and patch them up between fights. It plays great in MCPE on fresh survival seeds because you’re not babysitting; you’re pushing forward while your party handles the stragglers.

The classes make runs feel different without overcomplicating things. Ghostmancer sits back and peppers targets with spectral summons, then boots anything that gets too close. The Bard does crowd control by making enemies dance the moment aggro starts, which opens a clean window to finish mobs safely. The Tank soaks the hurt and often yeets enemies away, buying breathing room in tight caves or village raids. The Samurai is your lane-clear specialist, carving through lines with fast, hot blade work. Rotate them around what you’re doing: Tank plus Bard for dungeon corridors, Samurai for plains sweeping, Ghostmancer for towers and ravines where ranged pressure matters. On Realms or a server, check local rules before bringing a full party into PvP hubs—CC and knockback can tilt fights, and some admins cap companions near spawn for performance. If you’re playing co-op survival, split roles so one player kites with Bard while another mines; the follow behavior tied to holding a sword keeps everyone grouped without constant whistles.

A few small tips keep the experience smooth. Park your team a chunk or two from portal frames to avoid odd unload behavior during rapid travel. If your Realms tick dips during crowded events, unsummon extras before boss waves and re-card after. Keep bread handy and feed between pulls rather than mid-fight; you want your Tank upright when explosives go off. And if your base décor is questionable, brace yourself—these companions will absolutely roast an ugly house. It’s playful, practical, and surprisingly sticky for survival progression, slotting neatly into Realms and server life with natural hooks for “Bedrock addon” fans, whether you’re grinding dungeons, setting up village defenses, or stress-testing party comps before a PvP night.



Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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