Task/Quest System Addon

Task/Quest System Mod — turn your world into a real RPG with custom quests and zero command blocks.

This mod is built for people who love running worlds, not just playing in them. You hop into Creative or admin mode, drop into your spawn area, and start laying out a full progression path for everyone who joins. Instead of wiring ugly command block halls behind the walls, you use the built-in task system to define what you want players to do: early starter jobs around spawn, mid-game progression chains, or full story arcs that guide them through dungeons, towns, and boss arenas. All of it stays inside one clean system that’s made to run on Bedrock without lagging out your server.

The best part is how it feels from the Survival side. Regular players don’t have to learn any weird setup; they just open the task menu and see exactly what’s available. You can design simple “bring me this” collection tasks, combat objectives tied to dangerous areas, or exploration quests that send players out to find structures and landmarks you built. Each task can be tuned to your world’s pacing, so a chill friends realm might use slow, casual goals while a sweaty RPG server stacks long chains and big rewards at the end. When a player completes something, they get that satisfying pop of progress instead of just silently grinding.



Because everything runs without command blocks, the system is way easier to maintain than old redstone quest hubs. You don’t have to dig huge maintenance rooms under your spawn or remember which line of commands controls what. The rewritten 2.0 version focuses on performance, so it scales nicely when a lot of people are running tasks at once. That makes it perfect for public realms, SMPs, adventure maps, or long-term RPG projects where you want quests, ranks, and story beats but still keep the world feeling like normal Survival. Drop Task/Quest System Mod into your setup and your server stops being “just another world” and starts feeling like an actual game mode you designed on purpose.

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

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