Pillar Peril

Pillar Peril is an open-source game mode where you spawn on bedrock pillars and must win using random items that appear every few seconds. Some items may be useful for building, others for eliminating other players, and some may simply be worthless trash.

This mini-game first appeared on the popular YouTube channel CheapPickle and was later adapted by the well-known server CubeCraft—both versions served as the main inspiration for creating this plugin.

Features of This Version

The main advantage of this plugin is its high customizability and enormous variety of available game modes! Here are just a few of the many available modes:

Name | Cooldown | Time Limit | Pillar Layout | Description Blocky | 10 Seconds | 4 Minutes | Circular | You receive a random weapon at the start, but then only get blocks randomly. Chaos | 3 Seconds | 8 Minutes | Random | No item restrictions, pillars are placed randomly. CubeCraft | 5 Seconds | 5 minutes | Circular | Mode with rules identical to CubeCraft's "Pillars of Fortune". Item-Only | 10 Seconds | 10 Minutes | Circular | Only items are given, no blocks—making the game longer and more challenging. Original | 5 Seconds | 5 Minutes | Circular | Original mode from CheapPickle's videos. Coming Soon... | ... | ... | ... | Additional modes are under development!

Usage

Configuration

The configuration is designed to be simple and intuitive. All necessary settings are in the configuration file, which comes with detailed parameter descriptions. Future updates plan to expand customization options for different game modes.

Translations

Localization is automatically downloaded through a simple database, meaning you don't need to do anything extra—just have an internet connection. The download only takes a few kilobytes each time the server starts.

Game Management

All primary actions are available via the /games command. You probably won't even need the following instructions, as everything becomes clear when using the command.

Starting a Game

To start a game, use /games start with the game parameters. Here are a few examples:

/games start force cubecraft ~ ~ ~ minecraft:overworld @a
/games start force original 0 -100 20 minecraft:the_nether @a[name=!MarcPG1905]
/games start force item-only ~100 ~ 0 minecraft:the_end @a

Currently, there is no queue system, so you can only force-start games.

Stopping a Game

To stop a game, use /games stop with the game's ID. Example usage:

/games stop 2yh1X6CenI

Getting Game Info

To get information about a game, use /games info with the game's ID. Example usage:

/games info 2yh1X6CenI

This command will display technical details and other game information, including current item cooldowns and the list of players.

Contact Information

Discord

You can join my Discord community and easily reach me by mentioning the user for a quick response.

Direct Contact

If you don't use Discord or prefer other contact methods, you can reach me through the following:

• Email
• Discord: @marcpg1905