Forge XP: Tool Leveling & RPG Stats Mod / Addon

RR Forge XP: Tool Leveling & RPG Stats Mod is for when you’ve hit Netherite and progression basically flatlines. Your tools grow with you instead. The script tracks every block you break and every mob you kill, then adds XP so the tool gets stronger, including permanent effects like Haste and Strength.



That pickaxe you’ve been swinging through three stacks of stone? In Forge XP, all that digging earns progress toward making it better. This Minecraft Bedrock addon gives your everyday tools RPG-style levels, so mining trips and mob fights keep paying off after you’ve filled your inventory.

Each tool type has its own job and its own progress. Mine stone and ores to build pickaxe XP, chop logs to train your axe, and dig through dirt or sand to work on your shovel. Swords gain experience from defeating mobs, while bows improve as your arrows hit their targets. Farming has a place in the system too: use a hoe to harvest supported crops and work toward its next level. Your progress appears on the action bar while you hold a tool, giving you a quick way to see how close you are to the next milestone. That makes even a massive landscaping project feel a little more rewarding. You’re still clearing that hill because you need room for a base, but now the shovel work counts toward something beyond a chest full of dirt.

The rewards depend on the tool you’ve been using. A leveled pickaxe, shovel, or hoe can make those repetitive jobs faster, while sword and bow progress brings extra damage. Stick with the grind and some tools can grant effects when held: Haste for mining and digging tools, Strength for a sword or axe, and Speed for a bow. Higher levels can also bring chances for bonus drops and for a use to avoid consuming durability. Don’t mistake that last perk for a promise that your gear can never break—it’s a chance to save durability, so keeping an eye on your favorite tool still matters. Combat has its own incentive to take on tougher opponents: hostile mobs, dangerous Nether creatures, and bosses offer XP bonuses compared with easier kills. Taking your sword into a serious fight can be worth more than farming a field of passive mobs.

Forge XP also gives you a way to check how your whole loadout is coming along. Hold a regular book, sneak, and interact to open your stats panel; it shows tool levels, progress, and bonuses. On a multiplayer world, use a compass while sneaking to open the leaderboard and compare combined levels with other players. That could turn a shared survival world into a friendly competition: one friend focuses on mining, another spends their time in combat, and somebody inevitably levels an axe while clearing an entire forest for a build. Before jumping in, enable Beta APIs under your world’s experimental settings so the tracking system can run. Then pick a project you were already planning and get to work. The next time a mining session runs longer than expected, you’ll at least have a progress bar to show for it.

Tool XP is tied to use: pickaxe XP from stone and ores (permanent Haste), sword XP from mob kills (higher base damage), axe XP from chopping logs (bonus resources), shovel XP from dirt/sand (faster digging), and bow XP from landed hits (better draw speed and damage). There are two modes: Standard Leveling supports Pickaxe and Sword up to level 10, and Master Leveling unlocks all tools up to level 50, where high-level tools have a chance to be unbreakable and drop double items.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!