AncientWarfare adds dozens of features that influence the Minecraft experience.

Ancient Warfare Mod (NPCs, Farms, Quarries)

Ancient Warfare Mod adds dozens of features that influence the Minecraft experience. Ancient Warfare allows for the player to be the leader of his own settlement, and eventually nation. Ancient Warfare adds NPCs which live in the same town as the player and work around, helping the player grow the town. You can turn your people into soldiers, archers, commanders, workers, and much more. You can lead your people on to battle against enemies. Ancient Warfare adds new items and blocks.

Ancient Warfare has been split into a multi-module release. There is a single Core module that all other modules rely on for shared functionality. Each other module may be installed individually, or in any other combination desired. The non-core modules are – Automation, NPCs, Structure Generation, and Core. Each of these modules focuses on a single aspect of the mod.

Core Module: Adds core functionality and shared code needed by all other modules.

Structure Module: Adds template based structure generation during World Gen. Includes in-game tools for creation of new templates, as well as a few tools to aid in map creation in general.

Automation Module: Includes machines to automate crop farming, tree farming, misc resource farming (mushroom, reed, cactus), animal farming, mining, and resource processing (ores). Also includes a full featured MJ and RF compatible energy transport network.

NPC Module: Adds Player recruitable NPC for combat and utility purposes. Multiple varieties of combat NPC are available (melee, ranged, medic, others), as well as several varieties of non-combat/utility NPCs (worker, item courier, barterer/trader).

How to install:

Make sure you have already installed Minecraft Forge and CodeChickenLib.

Locate the minecraft application folder.

On windows open Run from the start menu, type %appdata% and click Run.

On mac open finder, hold down ALT and click Go then Library in the top menu bar. Open the folder Application Support and look for Minecraft.

Place the mod you have just downloaded (.jar file) into the Mods folder.

When you launch Minecraft and click the mods button you should now see the mod is installed.