The Awakening

Server settings

• New /awakened config command reads and changes every server setting in game.
• Block breaking is now one setting, gameplay.blockBreaking, with RESTORE, PERMANENT and OFF. Your old setting carries over.
• /awakened blockbreaking changes it, and /awakened terraindamage still works.
• Low-health awakening can be turned off or given a chance to fail, with a set wait after a miss.
• New players can be given a grace period before they can awaken.
• Hits from other players can be set to never awaken anyone.
• Players without a power can be given one when they join or respawn.
• Single powers can be disabled, or every power in a dimension. A player who has a disabled power cannot use it.
• Players can lose their power on death, or part of their mastery.
• Mastery gain can be scaled and capped at a level.
• Ability damage against players can be scaled.
• Powers can be stopped from holding or slowing other players and giving them harmful effects.
• The Catalyst and the Focused Catalysts can be turned off, and the number that drop can be scaled.
• Realistic movement, unique powers and trading are now normal config settings. Your worlds keep what they had.
• In singleplayer, a setting changed with a command can apply to only the world you change it in. The command says when a change reaches every world.
• Unique power limits now live in awakened-rules-server.toml, and /awakened uniquepowers writes them there. Your old limits carry over.
• Stamina and ability balance settings moved to awakened-balance-server.toml. Your old values carry over.
• The ability tray and wheel now show the stamina cost the server charges, including its stamina settings.
• /awakened uniquepowers limit <power> reset now removes that power's own limit, so it uses the default limit.
• With death.losePower on, only a player's first awakening gives character XP.
• With death.masteryLossPercent on, earning back mastery levels lost on death gives no character XP.