Teleport Altar Mod / Addon

Teleport Altar Mod — turns experience into real mileage. Drop an altar at your base, another at a mine, maybe one by a distant village, and you’ve got a clean network that trades XP for time saved. The math is simple and fair: every 1,000 blocks between two altars costs 1 XP level (so ~2,000 blocks = 2 levels; ~10,000 blocks = 10 levels). That keeps early warps cheap and makes long hauls a deliberate spend—bank levels after a raid, then cash them in to skip the slog home with your loot.



You choose how open the system is. Mark an altar Public to let anyone on the server jump to it, perfect for community hubs and shared farms. Set one to Private to lock it to the placer, ideal for secret outposts and personal projects. In co-op, label pads with signs and colors, then agree on a naming scheme so calls like “meet at Quarry East” actually mean something. Solo, it’s a huge quality-of-life boost: finish a deep run, warp out, smelt, sort, and get back to building without losing a night to travel.

Because this is a gameplay pack, don’t assume achievements; test in a copy world to see how it behaves with your other add-ons. If you want fast travel that respects progression and gives XP a second life, Teleport Altar Mod fits Bedrock perfectly—clear rules, honest costs, big time savings.

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!