Treasures of the dead

💀Pirate skeletons and captains

Skeleton pirates are a new kind of enemies that you can meet in your world. They are different from ordinary undead, they don't burn in the sun. They also look different from other skeletons and are dressed in shabby clothes.

Skeleton captains are the heads of their crews. They have more health than pirate skeletons and fancy clothes. If you manage to defeat them, you will receive a trophy skull as a reward and one of the side quest items: treasure key, skeleton's order or skeleton crew assignment.

☠️Types of skeletons

There are currently four types of skeletons, each with different attributes and combat approaches: Skeleton Pirates (regular), Blooming Skeletons, Shadow Skeletons, and Golden Skeletons. Use your wits to defeat the last two types

💎Treasures

Treasures include trophy skulls and treasure chests.

Trophy skulls can be obtained by defeating the Skeleton Captain or found in structures. They vary in rarity and value. Sell them to skull merchants or use them as decorations in your buildings.

Treasure chests can be found in structures or by using the skeleton's order. They are opened with a treasure key. After being emptied, they can also be used as decorations.

🏰Structures

Skull merchant house - it's home to a skull merchant. He can sell you skeleton's crew assignments and blunderbombs, and you can sell him trophy skulls.

Sea fortress - large structure in the ocean. Once you reach it, you will encounter waves of enemies, and once you defeat them, you will be able to unlock the core of the sea fortress to receive rewards. After a while, the fortress will recharge and you can start a new raid.

👑Pirate and captain's clothes

Pirates and captains may drop clothes. Dress up as a captain! (not all clothes are displayed correctly on the player, but most are correct).

💣Weapons

Blunderbombs are new throwable projectiles which are deal a lot of damage.

.toml file

Located in ``config`` folder.

Here you can change health and damage of every skeleton in mod.

Here, you can also specify the damage, hit damage, and player damage modifier for blunderbomb.

.json files (for datapacks)

``treasures_of_the_dead/sea_fortress_loot/sea_fortress_loot.json`` (0.8.0+)

In this file, you can configure which treasures can be obtained from this fortress (inherited from AnyTreasureClass).

• ``min_key_loot_value`` - the minimum value of the loot value of sea fortress key to spawn this particular treasure;
• ``value`` - this is the value that is removed from the loot value of the sea fortress key before the treasure spawns. It is also the equivalent of the value in emeralds;
• ``weight`` - The weight system is used when spawning a treasure. It is the same as when spawning any mob in Minecraft;
• ``max_count`` - The maximum amount of this particular treasure.

{
"treasures_of_the_dead:villainous_skull": {
    "min_key_loot_value": 40,
    "value": 27,
    "weight": 40,
    "max_count": 100
  },
"treasures_of_the_dead:treasure_chest": {
    "min_key_loot_value": 20,
    "value": 12,
    "weight": 5,
    "max_count": 3
  }
}

``treasures_of_the_dead/raid_entity_data/camp/camp_0.json`` (0.7.0+)

These files affect the waves of enemies in the skeleton camps. The number at the end means the difficulty of the quest. More specifically, it is the data component ``difficulty`` from the nbt tags