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Village Bounties

Java mod listed for Minecraft 1.21. Downloads from the MC Java Mods app on Android.

by parzival000 · on CurseForge

Turn villages into useful quest stops with bounty boards, including biome-specific jobs, kill & deliver bounties, and vanilla-friendly rewards.

Which Minecraft do you have?

Every version of the game needs its own build. Pick yours, then download — the wrong build installs fine and then does nothing in the game. This mod is built for NeoForge only.

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Open the Minecraft launcher and look at the profile you play on — it names both, like fabric-loader-1.21.4. The version also shows in the bottom-right corner of the game's main menu.
No loader in the profile name? Then it's plain Minecraft, and these mods won't run — you need Fabric or NeoForge installed first.
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Village Bounties

Village Bounties is a lightweight bounty mod / village quest mod that adds bounty board structures to villages, giving you simple, immersive quests to pick up while exploring your world.

Find a board, take a job, hunt mobs, deliver items, earn rewards, and bring a little more purpose to every village you visit.

Built for both standalone play and full modpacks, Village Bounties fits perfectly into adventure, RPG, exploration, survival, and vanilla+ worlds.

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Release 1.2 Out Now!

What's New in 1.2

Village Bounties 1.2 adds full Minecraft and NeoForge 1.21.11 support, along with customizable reward items for Easy, Medium, Hard, and Elite bounties. A new reward multiplier also makes bounty payouts easier to adjust for players and modpacks.

This update cleans up the in-game config screen, improves bounty-board placement and mixed-biome villages, adds a normal eight-block interaction range, and includes several focused bounty-balance improvements. Overall, Village Bounties is now more polished, reliable, and flexible while staying simple to use.

Features

Village bounty boards: Find bounty boards in villages and use them to pick up local tasks.

Two bounty types: Complete kill bounties for vanilla mobs or delivery bounties for attainable items.

Per-player progress: Active bounties are tracked per player, so each player can work on their own job.

Difficulty variety: Boards can offer easy, medium, hard, and elite bounties with different target amounts and rewards.

HUD tracking: A compact and configurable HUD addition helps track your active bounty while you play, without needing a separate item or book.

Village-friendly worldgen: Bounty boards and structures are designed to fit into villages without overwhelming or replacing existing village structures.

Easy Config: Customize reward items for Easy, Medium, Hard, and Elite bounties, adjust payout amounts with a reward multiplier, and fine-tune other settings in-game. Great for players and modpack authors.

Lightweight quest / bounty system: Village bounties are simple, easy to follow, and fit the current village economy structure.

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How It Works

Find a bounty board in a village, choose a bounty, and complete the task.

Bounties can ask you to hunt vanilla mobs or deliver items for villagers. Your active bounty is tracked per player, and the HUD tracker helps you keep an eye on your progress while you play.

Once the job is done, return to any bounty board to turn it in, claim your rewards, and pick up another bounty.

Bounties refresh after you complete a job. Completing a bounty also gives you one manual refresh, which you can use to reroll the board.

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Advanced Bounty Configuration for Modpack Authors

For developers, modpack creators, and anyone else who wants further customization:

The bounty item and reward pools are located in: data/village_bounties/bounty_pools

Changing the values and IDs in these JSON files lets you customize bounty targets, quantities, rewards, and difficulties without editing the mod’s code.

Looking for a modern Bountiful alternative for NeoForge? Village Bounties offers village-integrated bounty boards, per-player progression, configurable JSON bounty pools, and active support for newer Minecraft versions, making it especially suitable for Vanilla+, RPG, exploration, and survival modpacks.

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FAQ

Do I need NeoForge?

Yes. Village Bounties 1.2 is available for NeoForge on Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21.4, 1.21.8, 1.21.11, and 26.2.

Does this need to be installed on both client and server?

Yes. Install it on both sides for multiplayer.

Is it vanilla-friendly?

Yes! Village Bounties only adds 1 block, while the bounties and structures are built around vanilla mobs, items, and village-style placement.

Where do I find bounty boards?

Look in villages. Boards generate inside village-friendly structures designed to fit naturally into village areas.

Can I use this in a modpack?

Yes! Feel free to include it in your modpack.

Is this a beta?

Yes. Balance, bounty variety, and village board placement may still be adjusted as the mod improves.

Does it need any dependencies?

Nope! Just download it, put it in your .minecraft\mods folder, and play.

Is Village Bounties a questbook mod?

No. Village Bounties does not add a full questbook system. It adds simple bounty board quests found in villages.

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Known Issues

Planned Changes

Report bugs or send feedback here

Feedback

Please leave any feedback in the comments! I will absolutely read it.

<3 -Parzival000

Quick facts

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