Keep it up!! PLEASE!!

Thyruul. Is tha a Legend of Zelda reference?

PLEASE UPDATE SOON!!

Hello! I realize that this was made some time ago, and as far as I can tell it hasn't updated in a while, but I'd still like to write a little review-type thing about it- For future projects, or if you decide to update this further.
So.

I really like the concept-  The style of the houses, the names of the characters (Though for the life of me I couldn't remember and/or pronounce any of them,) the story of the quest line (At least the one that I ran in to, I'm not sure if there are others,) and the general idea of it. However.
I found it to be riddled with flaws.

First, in order to install and use it, on the new version of Minecraft, and with the new launcher... It took me about an hour of fiddling and configuring- And I still don't think I had the entire modpack. Was Bibliocraft supposed to be installed? I didn't see anything in the folder about Bibliocraft. Personally, I don't like Skydaz, and also it was broken, so I couldn't actually use that. I installed LittleBlocks, CustomNPCs, and RPG Inventory manually, though I'm not convinced it worked.
Anyway. So I finally get everything (Mostly) working, I log on... And I'm in creative mode, not at spawn, with an inventory full of items, and no access to commands. Of course, it didn't take me long to figure out how to fix that, but still. Not something that you want people to have to do with your adventure map.
Because of that, you can understand my first impressions not being great. However, I still wanted to play through the map.
So I start myself off at the Meadery NPC. Getting started on my first quest, I get lost on my way to the Doctor. Not your fault there, I have a terrible sense of direction. I speak with the doctor, and I'm intrigued about this 'Blacksoul Poisoning.' I take his antidote, and I walk back to the Meadery. About halfway through I realize that I still have my 'To the Doctor!' quest, so I go back to the doctor and turn it in. Returning to the meadery, I take the 'Assassins? Assassins!' quest from the Meadery NPC. I try to find the Innkeeper, and get horrifically lost again. (Again- Not your fault, though I could have had clearer instructions.) Once I find him, I get lost going to the back room, find it, and speak with the Assasin. I then become frustrated at not being able to find the next Assassin, and I end up having to cheat to find him. 'He's in the shipyard' isn't a very helpful instruction when you have no idea that there is a shipyard, or where said shipyard is. Also, I think it may have been helpful to have more frequent quests- A quest to go speak to each NPC, and then they give you a quest to go to the next. Information from my Meadery NPC is no longer helpful when trying to find the shipyard, and even less so when looking for a trapdoor in an unspecified forest that is 'near the Jarl's palace.' Again, not the most helpful instructions. For most of the quests I did, I had to fly around with an NPC wand and tp to the proper NPC- That is, if I could remember their names. Eventually I found the shipyard and the guild house, but after I took the oath at the Altar, I was absolutely clueless as to what to do next. Quest log? Nothing. Search for 'Questmaster'? Nothing.  Use NPC wand to look for 'questmaster?' Nothing. I think it might be helpful to have, as I said, more frequent quests with the most up-to-date information on what your current goal is.
On a completely different note, I noticed a lot of NPC's with really great names and absolutely no purpose whatsoever. It seems as if you had placed them, named them, skinned them, and then forgot about them. No dialog, no lines other than the default. Also, many of the shopkeepers had blank trades- I don't know if this was a mod flaw, if the NPC's were unfinished, or if there was some other error, but that's... not the best thing.
The builds were good, but not spectacular- In general, I thought that the walls were too blank, (I like to have lots of texture when building things,) and there wasn't enough material variation. It was almost entirely oak wood- Maybe if you do ever come back to this, fly around and change up some of the woods to be jungle, spruce, etc. Personally, I prefer Spruce wood for a lot of things. Also, maybe make the log ribbing on most of the buildings extend from the wall a little? I think that would add some much-needed texture.

All in all, in its present state, I would rate this map at 2.5 stars. However, there's a huge potential for it- If you continue to develop and improve it, it could easily become hugely immersive and enjoyable to play. I hope that you see this as constructive criticism, and not just hate- Because it's intended to be the first, and most definitely not intended to be the latter. Don't get the wrong vibe from this- I want to give helpful feedback on how this could be improved, should you wish to do so.
Thanks for giving me something to think about! :)

Good work mate!

Keep on the good work!

i keep trying to use the installers and they all just say minecraft jar could not be found please run minecraft, log in and then use the installer. my minecraft is closed and i have read the readme any help?

This is awesome! Keep up the good work! Diamond'd! :D