Cultivation: Jade Slip

Ten palettes, two of them earned

Frost Peak · Verdant Hall · Bloodmoon · Golden Court · Ink Wash · Starfall Peak · Jade Dawn · Lantern Court — plus two you cannot simply buy your way into.

• Each is a complete recolor of every one of Cultivation's menu documents — every page, every card, the HUD, and the skill tree's nine branch halos, which are the fiddliest part and the one most likely to be skipped.
• They cover addon pages too, so a server running something with its own Cultivation pages gets those in your palette rather than one stubbornly crimson page in an otherwise frost-blue menu.
• Chosen from the theme dropdown in Cultivation's own Settings page, which lists every installed look from any mod. Jade Slip's separate Palettes tab was removed in v0.1.2 once that shared list existed.
• Victor's Laurel and Starlit Destiny are the two you cannot pick off the shelf — see Champion Looks below.
• Regenerated against every Cultivation release, because a palette that has not kept pace means a themed page quietly missing whatever the base mod just added.

Champion Looks — earned, not bought

Two of the ten palettes above are gated behind something owning the mod alone cannot grant.

• Victor's Laurel — warm bronze over deep olive — opens for anyone Cultivation's own Hall of Fame has recorded as a season champion, on any of its four boards: Path War, Cultivation, Dao Mastery, or Sects.
• Starlit Destiny — starlight over indigo — opens for whoever currently holds the Child of Destiny title, a once-a-season honor from the Sacred Bodies addon. Works without Sacred Bodies installed; it simply never unlocks.
• Both come with a matching sect hall banner. Both stay yours once earned — a look marks having worn the crown, not currently wearing it, so losing the title later does not take the look back.
• A server can gate either behind its own permission node on top of the requirement above, or turn Champion Looks off entirely from the admin menu.

Inscribed Slips — hand someone your keybinds

The one part of this release that touches gameplay convenience rather than looks, worth being precise about what it is not.

• Write one of your technique keybind layouts onto a jade slip with /jadeslip inscribe, and hand the item to another player. Reading it copies the whole arrangement — key, modifier and art — onto a new layout of their own.
• It never teaches an art. Any slot naming a technique the reader has not learned themselves arrives blank, not filled in — the check runs inside Cultivation itself, so there is no way to author a slip that skips it.
• Costs spirit stones to make (configurable, can be set to free), and a slip nobody could use anything from is refused before it is even inscribed rather than wasted.
• Purely a convenience for players who already know the arts involved. Nobody has ever fired an art because of a slip that they could not already fire without one.

Sect House Look

A sect leader's chosen theme, worn by the hall.

• /jadeslip house <palette> sets one look as the sect's default. Every member who has never picked a theme of their own — menus, HUD, aura — sees the leader's choice instead of the stock look.
• Anyone who already picked their own theme keeps it untouched; the house look only fills in for members who never chose.
• A new None option in Cultivation's own settings lets any member opt out and go back to the stock look, without undoing what the leader set for everyone else.
• Optionally raises the sect's own hall banner to match, through the same permission gate an ordinary banner change goes through.

The aura you give off

• Your cultivation aura is the only cosmetic in the mod that other players read from a distance.
• Jade Slip ships its own aura set, emitting roughly twice as thickly as the base mod's, so your realm reads at proper range instead of only up close.
• One switch returns you to the quieter original.

Banners, titles and lore

• Thirteen sect hall banners to fly over a claimed hall, on top of the six Cultivation ships — two of them tied to Champion Looks.
• Eight cosmetic titles. Seven are earned by wearing the palette they belong to — so settling on one says something, rather than everyone carrying all of them at once.
• Four Codex articles on the original set, written as lore rather than mechanics, plus three new ones covering Inscribed Slips, Champion Looks and the Sect House Look.

A little more room

The one part that is not purely decorative, and worth being precise about.

• Six technique keybind layouts instead of three, and five cultivation profiles instead of three.
• A keybind layout is a saved arrangement of the same slots everybody gets; a profile is a separate save of a character.
• Neither grants a single point of power. Nobody with Jade Slip can fire an art a plain-Cultivation player cannot.

For server owners

• Both caps, the per-look permission nodes, the titles and the aura are all editable in game from Cultivation's admin page.
• Palettes-Require-Permission and Banners-Require-Permission take effect immediately, with no restart — hand looks out as rank rewards instead of giving everyone everything.
• They gate choosing, not keeping: a player already wearing a palette keeps wearing it, and a sect keeps flying its banner. Turn permissions on before handing the looks out if you want the binding from the start.
• Jade Slip verifies itself against this site. If it cannot verify for 30 days it withdraws its cosmetics and falls back to Cultivation's own look — nothing is deleted, saved choices are kept, and everything returns the moment the build is current. An offline server gets a week of console warnings first.
• Slip-Sharing-Enabled, Champion-Looks-Enabled and House-Look-Enabled each stand their own feature down live, no restart, same as every other toggle here.

What it needs

• Cultivation 0.10.2 or newer — the manifest will stop an install on anything older rather than let you find out mid-session.
• Server-side only. Your players install nothing.
• Cultivation itself is free and stays free. This is what supporting it buys, and it is what pays for the time that goes into the free half.