What Bountiful adds
Bountiful places a new block called the bounty board in villages across your world. And this board holds dynamic quests. You take a bounty, gather the requested items or hunt specific mobs, and return to the board to collect your payout. Turning in completed tasks requires right clicking the board with your finished bounty.
Every turn-in raises that board's reputation score. Higher reputation values trigger rare bounty offerings more frequently. Some top rewards stay locked until your reputation climbs high enough.
Quest tiers and decrees
Bounties come in four distinct tiers of rarity. These follow the standard vanilla tiers: Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Epic. Higher rarity bounties give you better odds at rare rewards.
You can also shape the tasks that appear by slotting items called decrees into the board. A board holds up to three decrees at once, mixing and matching objectives and rewards from each active decree. For instance, an Armorsmith's Decree prompts the board to request and pay out armor items like iron, leather, boots, or chestplates. You obtain new decrees as direct quest rewards, or you craft your own random decrees and place them onto the board.
Requirements and compatibility
Bountiful is a Java mod by ejektaflex. Real talk, it requires the Kambrik library to run. Both client and server installations are required.
The project supports Fabric, Neoforge, and Forge loaders across Minecraft versions 1.20.1, 1.20.4, 1.21, and 1.21.1. It also includes partial integration for items from select Fabric mods. If you want a clear gameplay loop that nudges you to craft unfamiliar gear and visit villages regularly, Bountiful fits directly into your survival setup.
