MC Plugin Pwing Races | Skilltrees, Triggers, Attributes, Conditions, and Abilities v1.5.0

An advanced races plugin featuring customizable skilltrees, triggers and abilities!

So, you may be askin' yourself, what makes this race plugin better than others?

While there are other plugins out there that offer similar features to that of PwingRaces, they only go to a certain extent. Many of them only let you create a race with custom armor, or effects that are applied every few seconds. None of this comes to the level PwingRaces will offer you.

PwingRaces comes with a builtin skilltree system, level up manager, trigger event system and a whole lot more. Unleash your server's potential and truly make it shine!

Out of the box, PwingRaces comes with two pre-made races, one of which being a Human race which is more on the simple end, and then a Dwarf race with custom skilltrees. They can be found here.

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When designing PwingRaces, we did so with customization in mind. We also wanted to make it as intuitive as possible, allowing for maximum potential without crazy amounts of work.

Most everything in this plugin is done through config files, allowing you to customize nearly aspect of your race.

Here are a couple examples that come with the plugin: https://github.com/Pwing-Minecraft/PwingRaces/tree/master/races.





Create your own skilltrees that when purchased, players can unlock new features and abilities. When a player levels up, you can set how many skillpoints they get when they reach that level, and then with those skillpoints, they can purchase a new skill or skilltree element.

Here are a couple examples that come with the plugin: https://github.com/Pwing-Minecraft/PwingRaces/tree/master/skilltrees.





Within PwingRaces, you can set up race leveling and give players perks or abilities once they reach that level. You can also give them skillpoints which can be used to purchase skilltree skills.

This feature is used in the default Human Race, which you can find here.



When making a race, you are able to configure how much of a certain attribute a player has (e.g. max health, damage, knockback resistance, etc.). You can make a tank race with 30 health, or a race with only 5.

For you technical users, you can use some fun features such as math equations and PlaceholderAPI placeholders inside of the attributes to create some very extensive attribute systems. For example, if you want to give players health depending on their Skyblock level from a placeholder in PlaceholderAPI, that wold be possible.

This feature is used in the Dwarf Race which you can find here.



You can grant or revoke a player's permissions depending on the race they have set. If you want everyone with a certain race to have access to a certain command, you can easily do that. Or if you want to revoke access from a command, that option exists too!



One powerful feature of PwingRaces is the race triggers. There is a list of race triggers you are able to listen for, and once triggered, you can set your own passives that run.

One example of how this could be used is for a vampire race. When in the sun, you could run a command that sets the player on fire. Or if you have a werewolf race, you could check if its night, and give the player all sorts of strength effects!

You can also set different conditions that are required to be checked before a trigger can run.

Here is an example of burning in the sun (this is using the in-sunlight trigger and the burn trigger passive)

This feature is used in the Dwarf Race which you can find here.