Caravans

Everything since 0.0.7 — eight releases in one update.

New

• Saddlebags (0.0.8). Each pack llama carries up to six 15-slot pages (90 slots, configurable). The active page is the llama's real native inventory; the rest travel on the animal. Khipu-tap reads the load, sneak-tap flips pages. Storage runs deposit every page.
• Strength progression (0.0.9). A llama keeps its natural strength roll and earns its way to strength 5 (+3 slots per level) from its owner's play time — computed lazily on interaction, no background task. Saddlebag pages unlock at strength 5.
• Auto storage-runs (0.0.10). A following caravan past 80% full dispatches its own run, with a cooldown and a longer back-off when depots come back full.
• Lead camel (0.0.11). Appoint a camel and the caravan follows it instead of you — ride it for a mobile train, park it as a base camp. The camel stays vanilla.
• Wolf protectors (0.0.12). An appointed tamed wolf proactively targets hostiles within 16 blocks of it, guarding the caravan.
• Donkeys & mules (0.0.13). Both join the follow line as fully vanilla haulers (native 15-slot chest, no pages, no leveling). Storage runs stay llama-only.
• Camel quartermaster (0.0.14). A lead camel earns tiers from your play time; each tier returns storage runs 8% faster, up to 40%.

Hardened (0.0.15)

• Storage runs survive restarts. A courier that is away when the server stops is persisted whole (inventory, pages, name, leveling clock, decor) and resumes on the next start. Its identity is preserved across every run.
• A dying llama spills its stashed pages instead of losing them; a corrupt stash can no longer cascade into item loss; dispatch pools decor-safely and never discards overflow.
• Roles survive restarts — guardian carpets, protector wolves, and lead camels re-seat when their chunks load.
• Relog, portal, and off-hand edge cases fixed: followers no longer freeze on your logout spot, cross-dimension runs no longer wedge, an off-hand Khipu is no longer consumed as a lead.
• 1.20–1.20.4 servers enable again (a 1.20.5+ API call is now guarded), and kelp/seagrass/waterlogged blocks read as water to the swim controller.

Compatibility

Paper/Purpur 1.20.x through 26.x on one jar (renamed constants resolved at runtime; camel support capability-gated). Java 21+. Spigot is not supported.