Mob Kingdom's Mod Notes

Features

Introduces six hostile kingdoms (Zombie Kingdom, Skeleton Empire, Creeper Union, Spider Republic, Husk Legion, Pillager Warband) plus Villager Militias and player faction, each with default stances and role flavor.
Persistent diplomacy layer tracks world-level relations and per-player standings; villagers and pillagers start at war by default.
Hostile mobs mapped to their factions ease off when your standing with them is neutral or allied; their targets are cleared each tick so truces feel safe.
Villager mercenaries can be hired with emeralds (/kingdoms hire <guard|marksman|cleric|scout>), spawning geared villagers tagged as contractors.
Player-facing commands under /kingdoms show overviews, detailed kingdom info, current personal standings, and allow truces or admin relationship changes.

/kingdoms overview shows how each mob kingdom feels about villagers and pillagers; /kingdoms status shows your own standings.
/kingdoms info <kingdom> lists lore plus warrior/civilian roles for that faction.
/kingdoms truce <kingdom> (costs 5 emeralds unless in creative) sets your personal standing with that kingdom to neutral; neutral/allied standings calm their mobs around you.
/kingdoms hire <role> recruits a mercenary; costs vary by role and they come outfitted with thematic gear.
Admin tools: /kingdoms setplayer <kingdom> <relation> and /kingdoms setrelation <from> <to> <relation> to override stances globally or per player.

Diplomacy data is stored as a persistent state keyed to the world and survives restarts; it also saves per-player standings.
Kingdom detection is type-based (zombies to Zombie Kingdom, skeleton variants to Skeleton Empire, creepers to Creeper Union, spiders to Spider Republic, husks to Husk Legion, villagers/golems to Villager Militias, pillagers to Pillager Warband).
Mercenaries are villagers marked with a mobkingdoms_mercenary command tag; allied players near them receive a small haste-style motivation effect and the mercenaries slowly self-heal.

Mercenaries keep villager AI, so they act as durable companions and support units rather than full fighters; consider adding mixins or custom AI goals if you want aggressive guards.
Neutrality clearing only runs in a short radius around players; mobs can still be hostile outside that bubble until you get close.
Relations default to simple presets; expand with quests or reputation gains to make standings change dynamically.

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