Era Classes Info

Farmer
A class dedicated to farming crops and cooking food.
Farmer is Era's most beginner-friendly class. The act of farming crops is similar to vanilla Minecraft but with reduced chances of drops. Leveling up in this class primarily increases how much yield a player gets from harvesting crops and also unlocks new cooking and crafting options along the way. Farmer class XP is earned from a wide range of regular farming actions like punching crops and cooking food, each worth a different amount depending on the action.
General Mechanics
New Foods
A handful of new food and drink items have been added on top of the existing vanilla ones. Vanilla food items themselves are untouched, aside from having level or subclass requirements.
Banana: functions like an Apple but is harvested from Jungle Leaves instead of Oak Leaves.
Coffee Beans: functions like an Apple but is harvested from Mangrove Leaves instead of Oak Leaves. Inedible.
Lemon: functions like an Apple but is harvested from Acacia Leaves instead of Oak Leaves.
Additional Rules
Depending on the biome, crops grow at different speeds or not at all. 
Crops can only grow on irrigated soil (Farmland that touches water). 
Level Outline
Level 0
25% base chance of crop yield when harvesting crops. Further levels grant additions to this base
Cookie Cereal: crafted with a Bowl, a Milk Bottle, and 3 Cookies.
Level 1
Successful Harvest: +15% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
Milk Bottle: crafted with 3 Glass Bottles and a Bucket of Milk, yielding 3 per craft.
Composter: crafting unlocked
Campfire: crafting unlocked
Boiled Egg: Cooking an Egg in a Smoker. 
Smoker: Usage unlocked
Level 2
Successful Harvest: increased to +30% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
Animal Taming: can tame neutral baby animal mobs, except Horses, Donkeys, and Dogs
Beet Soup: crafting unlocked
Bread: crafting unlocked
Marshmallow Cereal: crafted with a Bowl, a Milk Bottle, and 3 Marshmallows. Note that Cookies and Marshmallows themselves require the Culinarian subclass to craft, even though the cereal recipes only require base Level 2.
Level 3
Subclass Specialization: at Level 3, a Farmer can specialize into one of two subclasses:
Cultivator - focused on higher farming yields
Culinarian - focused on better cooking recipes
Smoker: crafting and usage unlocked
Mushroom Stew: crafting unlocked
Fruit Salad: crafting unlocked. Crafted with Bowl, Apple, Melon Slice, Sweet Berries.
Vegetable Salad: crafting unlocked. Crafted with Bowl, Carrot, Potato, and Beet.
Level 4
Golden Carrot: crafting unlocked
Honey Bottle: can now be acquired
Level 5
No new unlocks at the base Farmer level. Progression continues through the subclasses below.
Subclasses
Cultivator
A Farmer subclass focusing on higher farming yields.
The Cultivator leans into raw yield and quality-of-life around farming and animal husbandry. Crop yields climb further than the base Farmer class.
Level 3
Successful Harvest: increased to +50% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
Meat Yield: fully grown tamed animals now guarantee +1 extra meat item when harvested
No Builder XP from Placing Blocks
Level 4
Successful Harvest: increased to +70% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
Meat Yield: increased guaranteed extra meat item from fully grown tamed animals
Bone Meal: now fully grows crops and instantly grows saplings
Green Touch: can no longer break crops that are not fully grown
Level 5
Successful Harvest: increased to +90% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
Meat Yield: increased guaranteed extra meat item from fully grown tamed animals
Bone Meal: now affects a 3x3 horizontal area, fully growing all crops and instantly growing all saplings within it
Auto-Replant: crops are automatically replanted when the player holds the corresponding item in their off-hand
Culinarian
A Farmer subclass focusing on better cooking recipes.
The Culinarian leans into cooking, unlocking a wide range of new food and drink recipes while also boosting crop yield further than the base Farmer class.
Level 3
Successful Harvest: increased to +40% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
New Recipes: access to the following recipes:
Cod Roll: 2 Dried Kelp + Cooked Cod.
Salmon Roll: 2 Dried Kelp + Cooked Salmon + Dough: 2 Wheat + Water Bottle. Inedible. Makes Bread cheaper to craft
Dough: Crafted using two wheat and a water bottle. Cooking Dough in a Smoker makes Bread. 
Lemon Juice: Water Bottle + Lemon.
Coffee Mix: Milk Bottle + Coffee Beans. Inedible
Coffee: Cooking Coffee Mix in a Smoker.
Empanadas: all varieties, each made by cooking its Unbaked Empanada in a Smoker or Campfire. Unbaked Empanadas are inedible and made with 1 Dough plus the listed filling:
Steak Empanada: 1 Steak.
Porkchop Empanada: 1 Cooked Porkchop.
Mutton Empanada: 1 Cooked Mutton. 
Chicken Empanada: 1 Cooked Chicken.
Rabbit Empanada: 1 Cooked Rabbit.
Salmon Empanada: 1 Cooked Salmon.
Cod Empanada: 1 Cooked Cod.
Tropical Fish Empanada: 3 Tropical Fish.
Cut Pufferfish Empanada: 3 Cut Pufferfish.
Cheese Empanada: 1 Cheese.
Chocolate Milk: Milk Bottle + Cocoa Beans.
Apple Juice: Water Bottle + Apple.
Banana Juice: Water Bottle + Banana.
Herbal Tea: made by cooking a Herbal Tea Mix (Milk Bottle + Jungle Leaves + Herbal Mix, inedible on its own) in a Smoker.
Medicinal Tea: made by cooking a Medicinal Tea Mix (Milk Bottle + Jungle Leaves + Medicinal Honey, inedible on its own) in a Smoker.
Glistering Tea: made by cooking a Glistering Tea Mix (Milk Bottle + Jungle Leaves + Glistering Melon, inedible on its own) in a Smoker.
Note that Herbal Mix, Medicinal Honey, and Glistering Melon are Healer Herbalist items, so brewing the Teas requires either having a Herbalist on hand or acquiring those ingredients from one.
Level 4
Successful Harvest: increased to +50% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
New Recipes: access to the following recipes:
Cookies
Marshmallow: Water Bottle + Sugar + Egg, yielding 8 per craft. This also enables Roasted Marshmallow (cooking a Marshmallow in a Campfire), which is craftable by anyone at Level 0 once they have a Marshmallow
Ice Cream: Milk Bottle + Sugar + Ice.
Cheese: made by cooking a Cheese Mix (Milk Bucket + Salt Bottle, inedible on its own) in a Smoker. Restores 3 hunger and 2.4 Saturation. The Salt Bottle used in the Cheese Mix is itself made by cooking a Water Bottle in a Smoker
Pancake Batter: Bowl + 1 Dough + Sugar + 1 Egg + Milk Bottle. Inedible
Pancake: Cooking Pancake Batter in a Campfire. 
Potato Omelette Batter: Bowl + 2 Eggs + 1 Potato. Inedible
Potato Omelette: Cooking Potato Omelette Batter in a Smoker or Campfire. 
Cheese Omelette Batter: Bowl + 2 Eggs + 1 Cheese. Inedible
Cheese Omelette: Cooking Cheese Omelette Batter in a Smoker or Campfire. 
Banana Omelette Batter: Bowl + 2 Eggs + 1 Banana. Inedible
Banana Omelette: Cooking Banana Omelette Batter in a Smoker or Campfire. Restores 8 hunger and 9.6 Saturation
Level 5
Successful Harvest: increased to +60% chance of bonus crop yield when harvesting
New Recipes: access to all remaining recipes, including:
Cut Pufferfish: 2 Pufferfish, yielding 2 per craft. Restores 2 hunger and 1.2 Saturation
Unbaked Apple Pie: 1 Dough + 1 Apple. Inedible
Apple Pie: Cooking Unbaked Apple Pie in a Smoker. Restores 9 hunger and 9.6 Saturation
Unbaked Pumpkin Pie: 1 Dough + 1 Pumpkin. Inedible
Pumpkin Pie: Cooking Unbaked Pumpkin Pie in a Smoker. Restores 8 hunger and 9.6 Saturation
Unbaked Carrot Pie: 1 Dough + 1 Carrot. Inedible
Carrot Pie: Cooking Unbaked Carrot Pie in a Smoker. Restores 8 hunger and 9.6 Saturation
Cake

Blacksmith
A class dedicated to crafting and maintaining tools, weapons, and armor.
The Blacksmith is Era's crafting and equipment class. Blacksmith gates which tier of tools, weapons, and armor a player can craft, from wood all the way up to Netherite. Blacksmith class XP is mainly earned through smelting charcoal/ores and crafting tools.
General Mechanics
Gear Tiers
Each material tier of gear (Wood, Stone, Copper, Iron, Diamond, Netherite) requires a corresponding Blacksmith level to craft and use.
Grindstone Repairs
A Grindstone can be used to repair gear, but at a base cost of 15% of the item's maximum durability per repair. Repairing Copper gear or higher tiers also consumes XP on top of the durability cost.
The Anvil
At Level 3, Blacksmiths gain access to the Anvil, but only for straightforward repairs, combining two damaged items of the same type into one. The other two vanilla Anvil functions, combining gear together for bonus durability and applying Enchanted Books, are restricted and only opened up by choosing a subclass.
Level Outline
Level 0
Wooden Tools and Weapons
Charcoal: class XP source
Ore Smelting: class XP source
Level 1
Stone Tools and Weapons
Leather Armor, including Horse Armor and Wolf Armor
Turtle Shell
Grindstone: may be used to repair gear, reducing maximum durability by 15% each time. Copper gear and higher tiers also consume XP to repair
10% Mining Speed Increase when mining logs
Level 2
Copper Tools, Weapons and Armor, including Horse and Nautilus Armor
Copper Shields
Spyglass
20% Mining Speed Increase when mining logs
Level 3
Iron Tools, Weapons and Armor, including Horse and Nautilus Armor
Shield
Bucket
Shears
Flint and Steel
Saddle
Harness
Anvil, for repairs only: no combining gear or using Enchanted Books
Lodestone
Experience Scroll recipe: 1 Paper + 1 Ink Sac + 1 Emerald. When used, absorbs 5 XP levels from the player, which another player can later reclaim
Subclass Unlocks: At Level 3, a Blacksmith can specialize into one of two subclasses:
Truesmith - Specializing in higher armor quality and better repairs
Artificer - Specializing in enchantments and utility
Level 4
Diamond Tools, Weapons and Armor, including Horse and Nautilus Armor
Breeze Rod recipe: 1 Stick + 8 Light Blue Dye. Cannot be used to craft Wind Charges or Maces
Level 5
No new unlocks at the base Blacksmith level. Progression continues through the subclasses below.
Subclasses
Truesmith
A Blacksmith subclass focused on Netherite, Armor Trims, and better repairs.
The Truesmith leans into endgame gear: reaching Netherite, unlocking Armor Trims, and making the Grindstone cheaper to use.
Armor Trims are the decorative patterns that can be applied to armor at a Smithing Table. Normally these are found as loot around the world, but Truesmiths can craft the Smithing Templates directly instead. Every trim recipe follows the same formula: 1 Iron Ingot + 4 of a specific material + 4 Cyan Dye. The material for each trim is listed in parenthesis below.
Example of shaped armor trim crafting:
 
Level 3
Smithing Table: exclusive usage
Armor Trim recipes: Wayfinder (Terracotta), Shaper (Red Terracotta), Raiser (Orange Terracotta), Host (Yellow Terracotta)
May combine gear at an Anvil (but not Enchanted Books)
Grindstone repairs reduce max durability by 10% (down from the base 15%)
Blast Furnace
Level 4
Armor Trim Recipes: Bolt (Copper Ingot), Flow (Breeze Rod), Dune (Sand), Coast (Iron Ingot), Wild (Mossy Cobblestone), Vex (Stone), Sentry (Cobblestone)
Grindstone repairs reduce max durability by 5%
Level 5
Netherite Tools, Weapons and Armor, including Horse and Nautilus Armor. Must be made by upgrading Diamond gear with a Netherite Upgrade, not crafted directly
Netherite Upgrade recipe: a custom recipe, not the vanilla one
Grindstone repairs no longer reduce max durability
Armor Trim Recipes: Spire (Purpur Block), Eye (End Stone), Rib (Netherrack), Snout (Blackstone), Ward (Cobbled Deepslate), Silence (Echo Shard)
Crafting recipes for two additional Armor Trim materials:
Rose Quartz: 8 Quartz + 1 Pink Dye, yields 8 items per craft
Dark Prismarine Crystals: 8 Prismarine Crystals + 1 Black Dye, yields 8 items per craft
Artificer
A Blacksmith subclass focused on enchantments, utilities, and cheaper repairs.
The Artificer leans into enchanting and XP management rather than the physical gear itself.
Level 3
Gold Tools, Weapons and Armor, including Horse and Nautilus Armor
Clock
Exclusive access to working with Enchanted Books at an Anvil, both combining Enchanted Books with each other and applying them to gear
Level 4
Enchanting Table
Grindstone repairs of Copper, Iron, and Gold gear no longer consume XP
Level 5
Bottle o’ Enchanting Recipe: 1 Emerald, 1 Gold Ingot, 1 Redstone, 1 Lapis, 1 Water Bottle
Enchanting Level Reduction: Reduced cost for enchantments
Recipes for the Treasure Enchantments: Check /class for recipes.

Hunter
A class dedicated to fighting mobs, wild animals and reaping higher benefits from them. 
They are the only class who can use bows and gain access to arrows with effects as they level up. The hunter is key in the domestication process, the act of taking babies away from wild animals and domesticating them into your farm animals. Many essential crafting recipes such as bandages rely on the hunter to acquire necessary resources from mobs. 
General Mechanics
To be added
 
Level Outline
Level 0
Attacking any mobs grants class EXP
Level 1
Access to use bows
20% Mob drop increase
10% less damage from mobs
Access to use fletching table.
Access to these recipes: Arrow of Slowness 1
Level 2
Access to craft arrows of instant damage and slowness 2
Level 3
Subclass Specialization: at Level 3, a Hunter can specialize into one of two subclasses:
Wayfarer: An exploration and traveler based class
Trapper: Focused on trapping mobs and animals
Access to craft instant damage 2 and arrow of poison 1
Level 4
Access to poison 2 and weakness 1 arrows.
Level 5
Access to weakness 2 and spectral arrows.
Subclasses
Trapper
Level 3
Ability to place bait blocks
Can use wheat seeds as bait
Placing blocks does not grant builder EXP anymore. 
Level 4
Can craft pistons
Can use carrots as bait
Access to stonecutters
Level 5
Access to these recipes
Wayfarer
Level 3
You lose the mob damage reduction. 
Hunger cost for walking is reduced.
Can tame horses
Can use cartography tables
Access to these recipes:
Cheaper craft cost for boats, anyone irrespective of crafts can still craft boats. 
Level 4
You regain the mob damage reduction
Can craft leads
Can tame wolves
Level 5
Can tame pandas and polarbears.

Miner
A class dedicated to extracting resources from underneath the earth.
The Miner is Era's dedicated resource-gathering class, built around digging, tunneling, and processing ores. Where a vanilla player can mine any block right away as long as they have the right tool tier, players in Era also need their Miner class level to be high enough. Miner class XP is generally earned from mining stone and ores.
General Mechanics
Mineral Mining
Each mineral in the game is assigned a required Miner level, and a player must be at least that level to "properly" mine it.
Mining a block below the required level still breaks the block (and still grants Miner class XP, so progress is never wasted), but the block will not drop its item. In practice, this means a player with no levels in miner swinging a pickaxe at Iron Ore will break the block and earn a bit of XP toward leveling up, but no iron will actually drop. Level 2 needs to be reached for iron to actually give them something usable.
Ores are grouped into tiers that roughly mirror vanilla Minecraft's natural difficulty curve (coal and stone first, ancient debris last).
Level
Unlocked Minerals
0
Stone & variants (Diorite, Dripstone, etc.), Regular Coal
1
Deepslate, Deepslate Coal, Regular Copper, Raw Copper Blocks
2
Deepslate Copper, Regular Iron
3
Deepslate Iron, Regular Gold, Regular Lapis, Regular Redstone, Regular Emerald, Nether Gold, Gilded Blackstone, Nether Quartz
4
Deepslate Gold, Deepslate Lapis, Deepslate Redstone, Deepslate Emerald, Regular Diamond
5
Deepslate Diamond, Ancient Debris
Increased Block Break Speed Attribute
Beyond unlocking new ores, leveling up also makes a Miner physically faster at breaking blocks. Each level adds a flat bonus to the player's block-breaking speed. The bonus grows by a fixed 0.24 per level, so the speed increase scales in a straight line rather than accelerating or slowing down as players progress:
Level
Bonus
1
+0.24
2
+0.48
3
+0.72
4
+0.96
5
+1.2
Level Outline
Level 0
Mineral Mining: Stone & variants (Diorite, Dripstone, etc.), Regular Coal
Block Break Speed: +0
Level 1
Mineral Mining: Deepslate, Deepslate Coal, Regular Copper, Raw Copper Blocks
Block Break Speed: +0.24
Level 2
Mineral Mining: Deepslate Copper, Regular Iron
Block Break Speed: +0.48
Level 3
Mineral Mining: Deepslate Iron, Regular Gold, Regular Lapis, Regular Redstone, Regular Emerald, Nether Gold, Gilded Blackstone, Nether Quartz
Block Break Speed: +0.72
Subclass Unlocks: At Level 3, a Miner can specialize into one of two subclasses:
Excavator - Specializing in gathering building materials and landscaping
Prospector - Specializing in gathering ores and caving
Level 4
Mineral Mining: Deepslate Gold, Deepslate Lapis, Deepslate Redstone, Deepslate Emerald, Regular Diamond
Block Break Speed: +0.96
Level 5
Mineral Mining: Deepslate Diamond, Ancient Debris
Block Break Speed: +1.2
Subclasses
Excavator
A Miner subclass focusing on extraction of building materials and landscaping.
The Excavator is built for players who spend their time reshaping terrain and gathering bulk building materials.
Level 3
Terrain Block Mining Speed: +20%. A wide range of common terrain and building blocks are mined 20% faster. This covers most "natural" blocks a player would dig through or gather in bulk, including:
Stone type blocks: Tuff, Diorite, Granite, Andesite, Dripstone, Calcite
Sand & sandstone: Sandstone, Red Sandstone, Sand, Red Sand
Nether/blackstone: Blackstone, Basalt, Netherrack, Soul Sand, Soul Soil
Obsidian: Obsidian, Crying Obsidian
Dirt-family: Dirt, Grass Block, Mycelium, Rooted Dirt, Coarse Dirt, Podzol, Mud, Muddy Mangrove Roots
Ice & snow: Ice, Packed Ice, Blue Ice, Snow, Snow Block
Misc: Terracotta (any color), Packed Mud, Magma Blocks, Gravel, Clay, Moss Block, Pale Moss Block
No Underwater Mining Penalty for non-ore blocks
No Builder XP from Placing Blocks. Since Excavators frequently place blocks just to landscape or fill terrain, this perk stops those placements from also granting Builder XP which would take away from Miner XP.
Level 4
Terrain Block Mining Speed increased to +35% (up from +20%), applying to the same block list as Level 3.
Level 5
Terrain Block Mining Speed increased to +50% (up from +35%).
Ice blocks are mined as if with silk touch.
Prospector
A Miner subclass focused on detecting ores and mobs to increase survivability underground.
The Prospector is specialized for careful and efficient exploration of caves and mineshafts.
Level 3
Dowsing Rod. Prospectors can craft and use a Dowsing Rod, a tool with a 5 second cooldown that scans the area directly in front of the player and reports back the single most valuable ore found within those blocks. At this level, the rod cannot detect Gold, Emerald, Diamond, or Ancient Debris.
Reduced Damage from Hostile Mobs. Prospectors take slightly less damage when attacked by hostile mobs, making solo underground exploration a bit safer.
Level 4
Dowsing Rod detects Gold and Emerald.
1/2000 Chance of Night Vision on Block Break.
Carved Torches Recipe. A new, cheaper torch recipe is unlocked: Cobblestone + Coal = 4 Torches.
Torches Highlight Hostile Mobs. While holding a torch, any hostile mobs in the same chunk as the player are visually highlighted.
Increased Mob Damage Reduction
Level 5
Increased Night Vision Odds. The chance to trigger Night Vision when breaking blocks (introduced at Level 4) goes up to 1/1000.
Dowsing Rod detects Diamond.
Increased Mob Damage Reduction

Builder
A class dedicated to construction and reinforcing structures from mob damage. 
The builders create the bases which civilizations rest on top of. Their main objective in Era is to craft brick blocks and use them to fortify against the mobs who break blocks. They do this by reinforcing the blocks with materials. 
General Mechanics
Reinforcement
Anyone irrespective of their level can place a Clay Brick reinforcement on a block, making it difficult for mobs and players to break the block. However, as the builder class levels up, they get access to stronger types of reinforcement. Here are the following: 
Level 0: Clay Brick 
Level 1: Clay Brick Block
Level 2: Copper Ingot
Level 3: Iron Ingot
Level 4: Nether Brick
Level 5: Obsidian Shard 
Level Outline
Level 0
The following grants Builder CXP:
Smelting Cobble into Stone
Smelting Sand into Glass
Smelting Clay Balls into Clay Bricks
Crafting Clay Bricks into Clay Brick Blocks
Block placement except:
Dirt
Planks
Crafting Stations
Level 1
Reinforcing Blocks with Clay Bricks to Clay Brick Block Tier\
Access to stonecutter to craft logs into wood variant blocks, 
Stonecutter use is at no hunger cost.
Stonecutter use is half CXP gain
Access to these recipes: 
Level 2
Copper Ingot Reinforcement
Access to stonecutter to craft stone recipes.
Access to these recipes: 
 
Level 3
Iron Ingot Reinforcement
Level 4
All level 4 builders irrespective of subclass get these unlocks. 
Nether brick reinforcement
Level 5
All level 4 builders irrespective of subclass get these unlocks. 
Obsidian Shard reinforcement.
Subclasses
Architect 
The builder subclass for those who enjoy building. This class is defined by having increased block interaction range, access to shulker boxes, and the ability, Artist's Mind which allows you to have a wider camera view.
Level 3
Unlock Artist's Mind: Do Shift + Right click (Sneak button + right mouse button) while holding a stick to increase your camera view in F5 from 4 blocks to 20 blocks. 
Increase block interaction range to 6
Level 4
Unlock access to shulker boxes, both crafting and use. 
Level 5
Increase block interaction range to 10
 
Engineer
Engineer is the dedicated redstone class. They gain access to minecarts and all related items as well. 
Level 3
Access to Redstone Rigging ability: By shift and right clicking any block, it can briefly emit a redstone signal. 
Level 4
Increase block interaction range to 8
Level 5
Access to these recipes: 

Healer
A class dedicated to healing, reviving, and protecting other players.
The Healer is Era's dedicated support class, built around crafting consumables and using bandages to patch up or revive teammates. Healers specialize in keeping other players alive and at full health since Minecraft’s natural healing regeneration is not in effect. 
Crafting Healer specific recipes and applying healing to others is the main source of Healer class XP.
General Mechanics
Bandage Healing
Bandage Healing works when a Healer clicks on an injured player with a Bandage. This starts a short mini-game for the Healer to complete, and finishing it successfully heals the injured player. To complete the mini game right click orange squares and left click red ones starting with the center and moving to the outside.
Note: While the mini-game should work, if you run into any issues preventing you from finishing the mini-game, usually resetting the mini-game by exiting and clicking the player again should resolve it. 
Revival
Revival works in a similar way to bandage healing but applies to downed players instead of merely injured ones. When a player takes damage that would remove their last heart, they are downed instead of dying outright. While downed, a player is:
Forced into a sitting position
Unable to get back up
Limited to 1/4th normal walking speed
Unable to jump
Unable to attack
Unable to interact with storage
Downed players also have their own separate health pool, which starts full and slowly "bleeds" out over 2 minutes, causing final death if it runs out. Downed players can still take damage from any normal source in the meantime, including fall damage, fire, drowning, explosions, effects, projectiles, and melee attacks.
To revive a downed player, a Healer must first fully restore that separate health pool through repeated Bandage Healing, then heal them one more time. That final heal is what actually revives them, setting their normal health to whatever amount that last heal provided.
Sanation
Sanation is a custom effect that acts as a slow form of Regeneration, restoring half a heart at a fixed interval rather than all at once.
Sanation I: restores half a heart every 5 minutes
Sanation II: restores half a heart every 2 minutes
Sanation III: restores half a heart every 1 minute
Level Outline
Level 0
Herbal Stews: three stew variants, each crafted with a Bowl, Sugar, and Seeds, plus two unique ingredients
Water Breathing Stew: adds Kelp and Puffer Fish. Grants 10 seconds of Water Breathing, along with 3 Hunger and 1.2 Saturation
Fire Resistance Stew: adds Charcoal and Magma Cream. Grants 10 seconds of Fire Resistance, along with 1 Hunger and 0.2 Saturation
Night Vision Stew: adds Copper Nugget and Carrot. Grants 10 seconds of Night Vision, along with 4 Hunger and 4.8 Saturation
Crude Bandage: crafted with 3 Dried Kelp, 1 Bone Meal, 1 Charcoal, and either: 1 Egg, 1 Spider Eye, 1 Ink Sac, or 1 Apple. Heals 1 heart
Herbal Solution: crafted with Water Bottle, Wheat Seeds, Dirt, and Charcoal. Grants Sanation 1 for 10 minutes.
Level 1
Copper Apple: crafted with an Apple and 8 Copper Ingots. Grants Absorption equal to 2 hearts for 1 minute, with the same Hunger and Saturation as a normal Apple
Level 2
Normal Bandage
Level 3
Subclass Specialization: at Level 3, a Healer can specialize into one of three subclasses:
Surgeon - Specializing in Bandage Healing
Herbalist - Specializing in healing over time with food that grants sanation
Alchemist - Specializing in potion brewing
Level 4
No new unlocks at the base Healer level. Progression continues through the subclasses below.
Level 5
No new unlocks at the base Healer level. Progression continues through the subclasses below.
Subclasses
Surgeon
A Healer subclass focused on Bandage Healing.
The Surgeon leans into bandages specifically, unlocking stronger bandage recipes and making each bandage heal for more.
Level 3
Advanced Bandage: crafted with 3 Paper, 1 Bone Meal, 1 Glowstone, and 1 Glow Berries. Heals 5 hearts.
Bandage Bonus: grants +2 hearts of healing whenever healing with a Bandage.
Level 4
No new unlocks at this level.
Level 5
Golden Bandage: crafted with 3 Paper, 1 Bone Meal, 1 Redstone Dust, and 1 Gold Block. Heals 5 hearts
Herbalist
A Healer subclass focused on crafting foods with healing effects.
The Herbalist leans into Sanation-granting ingredients, crafting Pills and other items that feed into Medicinal Foods and other recipes rather than relying on Bandages.
Level 3
Herbal Mix: crafted with wheat seeds, 2 of any Flowers, and 1 of any Leaves. Grants Sanation I for 20 minutes when used as an ingredient in Medicinal Foods (made by Farmers) or Pills
Medicinal Pills: crafted with Sugar and a Medicinal Ingredient. The ingredient used determines which variant is produced
Herbal Pill: grants Sanation I for 20 minutes.
Level 4
Golden Apple: crafted with an Apple and 8 Gold Nuggets. Grants Absorption equal to 4 hearts for 1 minute, with the same Hunger and Saturation as a normal Apple
Medicinal Honey: crafted with a Honey Bottle, Redstone, and Charcoal. Grants Sanation II for 20 minutes when used as an ingredient in Medicinal Foods (made by Farmers) or Pills
Medicinal Honey Pill: Crafted with Medicinal Honey and Sugar. Grants Sanation II for 20 minutes.
Level 5
Enchanted Golden Apple: crafted with an Apple and 8 Gold Ingots. Grants Absorption equal to 5 hearts for 1 minute, with the same Hunger and Saturation as a normal Apple
Glistering Melon: grants Sanation III for 20 minutes when used as an ingredient in Medicinal Foods (made by Farmers) or Pills. Crafted using 1 melon slice and 8 gold nuggets.
Glistering Melon Pill: Crafted using Glistering Melon and Sugar. Grants Sanation III for 20 minutes.
Alchemist
A Healer subclass focused on potion brewing.
The Alchemist leans into brewing, gaining access to a cheaper Brewing Stand recipe, a set of Splash Potions, and ways to extend potion duration and Blaze Powder supply.
Level 3
Brewing Stand: crafting and usage, with a cheaper recipe that uses a Magma Block instead of a Blaze Rod
Lesser Splash Potions: weaker versions of vanilla Splash Potions, brewed the same way in a Brewing Stand
Blaze Powder Extraction: can extract 1 Blaze Powder from a Magma Block in the crafting menu
Potion Experience: gains XP when crafting potions and using Splash Potions
Level 4
Blaze Powder Extraction: new crafting recipe allowing more Blaze Powder to be extracted per Magma Block
Level 5
Magma Cream: crafted using Blaze Powder and a Slimeball