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Sieged brings medieval warfare to Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Command devastating siege engines, storm pillager castles, and take back the land. Whether you're defending your realm or conquering enemy fortifications, no wall is too tall for these weapons of war.
Currently in Beta – This addon is actively being developed with ongoing fixes, improvements, and new features planned for future updates.
Siege Engines – Control authentic medieval war machines. From explosive catapults to devastating trebuchets, rain destruction upon your enemies.
Castle Warfare – Discover and assault pillager castles.
Wave-Based Sieges – Sound the horn near enemy fortifications to trigger intense wave-based battles. Use ominous bottles for greater challenges and better rewards.
Soldier Units – Recruit villager warriors and archers to fight at your side, or face deadly pillager champions in close combat.
Strategic Gameplay – Plan your attacks carefully. Weaken defenses with siege weapons before storming the castle to eliminate remaining forces.
Command this mobile fortress with any rideable mob and roll into battle! Transport your troops directly to the front lines, launch attacks from the safety of the cart, and breach enemy walls with your allies at your side!
The brazier is the first uncraftable siege device. Whether used defensively or offensively, this device will set your arrows ablaze! But not just with ordinary fire from the base game. It'll actually ignite the block it lands on!
Command the mighty siege tower, push the tower towards enemy walls and invade directly into the compound. Ideally you would use this as an alternative to get soldiers onto castle walls if they are too formidable for the battering ram.
A precision siege weapon that fires high-damage arrows. Perfect for defending fortifications or providing ranged support during attacks. Requires arrows and the Firing Staff to operate.
A short-range siege weapon delivering explosive payloads. Perfect for crowd control and targeting specific castle weak points. Ideal for opening assaults and breaking through initial defenses. This siege weapon fires at where the player is looking.
The ultimate long-range devastation machine. Launches massive fiery explosions that cannot be aimed once placed, the trebuchet locks to its face direction. Plan your siege positions wisely before deployment.
Feature: Hold a spyglass in your inventory to activate Boulder Cam - view the boulder's trajectory and impact in real-time!
This Feature has been replaced, Now when you interact with a spy glass on the trebuchet it will show you the boulders flight path with particles!
A slow force designed to destroy walls and gates. Prime the ram with the Firing Staff, then activate again to release its devastating charge. The ram can only go straight, so make sure you plan your path accordingly!
Be aware enemy units can claim your battering ram and use it against you to prevent that use a named banner to claim your weapon
Catapult & Trebuchet: Interact with a heavy rock item, wait for the reload animation, then use the firing stick to launch your boulder!
Battering ram: Push batering ram. Once close to the gate or wall, use the firing stick to prime the ram, then use it again to launch it! It's a little finicky; you may have to adjust your distance to get a good slam!
Ballista: Load arrows automatically when in inventory, aim, and use the Firing Staff to fire devastating arrow projectiles at your enemies!
Siege Tower: Engage the bridge using the firing staff, make sure to be facing in a cardinal direction otherwise you might get some wonkyness! To clean up the blocks and stairs simply destroy the tower or just mine them individually. The tower stands roughly 6 blocks tall so plan your dock accordingly.
Siege Cart: Craft this to transport your troops across the battlefield. Ride a rideable mob into the cart to auto-link it to the mob. Using the firing staff, you can dismount all mobs in the cart to send them running towards any foe.
Brazier: To create this, you need to throw an iron block on a campfire—it may take a few tries. This will transform the campfire into the brazier. Standing within a 4-block radius of the brazier will light your arrows on fire, as well as any other entity in its range.
Once placed, you will see an opaque outline of the siege weapon interacting with the building material will progressively build the siege weapon, in this state you can crouch and and interact before to rotate the siege machine and finalizing the construction after its built the siege weapons cannot be moved (except for the battering ram). You must know exactly where you want them! If the siege weapons are destroyed, they will drop pieces from the recipe, NOT the siege weapon! They are expensive to craft, so there are some opportunities to move them via lead, which makes the happy ghast a little more useful ;)
Siege weapons and Units have claim systems. This is a feature that will likely be worked on in the future. To claim a Unit or siege weapon, crouch and interact with any named banner and that siege weapon and Unit will only fire if its in your inventory and attack other players. The claiming system for units unfortunately does not let you have allied players only use banner mechanics if you are a lone player.
Castle Gate:
A massive fortified gate built to seal castle entrances. Interact to open or close it on command. Requires Town-tier castle development or higher to construct.
Wooden Gate:
A sturdy interactive gate with 200 HP that can be locked shut against intruders. Interact to toggle it open or closed, or crouch and interact to lock it. Enemies and players can force it open by battering through it, so don't leave it unguarded.
Pile o’ Rocks:
Interact with the pile to retrieve heavy rocks, lob them directly at enemies with a throw, or interact with them on your catapult for ammunition. Load your trebuchet directly from the pile for a special multi-shot volley. The pile degrades through visible stages as it's depleted, so keep your stockpile guarded and your engineer supplied.
A structure that spawns in mountainous biomes you'll find the new boss the Forsaken Knight. This structure also has many enemies contained within so come prepared for a fight!
This colossal fortress is the largest standing stronghold in the realm, armed to the teeth with siege weapons and vast armies! The castle has withstood countless sieges over the ages, but the scars of battle remain, look for crumbling walls and damaged sections from previous assaults. These weakened points may be your only chance to breach the defenses. Do you have what it takes to storm the Tyrant's Castle and claim victory?
Located in Taiga Forests
A fortified stronghold nestled within a loyal settlement, the Monarch's Castle offers sanctuary in these troubled times. Seek out the Monarch in his defensive keep, take refuge behind sturdy walls, rally your forces, and prepare to strike back against the Illager threat!
Located in Plains
A sandy fortress featuring overlapping walls, a tall stronghold, and an inner courtyard. This castle will not be easy to conquer, it's heavily fortified with enemies and siege weapon reinforcements!
A frozen stronghold that generates in snowy plains biomes. Face cold-adapted enemies and brave the harsh northern battlefields.
Discover training camps where you can recruit soldiers through an interactive mini-game. Interact with the Villager General and trainees to unlock auto-tamed soldiers ready for battle!
A fortified interior environment featuring condensed close-quarters combat. Navigate tight corridors and rooms while fighting through waves of defenders.
An expansive design with a central courtyard training ground. More open combat spaces
An active battlefield where pillagers have seized control. Burnt crops, captured villagers, and ongoing combat await. Liberate the village and restore peace to the land.
In forests, these strongholds house elite villager soldiers. Recruit these skilled warriors to join your campaigns and turn the tide of battle.
Warder – Villager soldiers armed with swords or spears and shields. Hire these warriors with emeralds to fight alongside you. Available in 4 variants.
Can be equipped with armor! Interact with armor in hand while targeting a Warder to equip them (Warning: Feature is currently not optimized - equipment may be lost. Only equip armor you're willing to risk.)
To equip them with armor you must crouch and interact on them with an emtpy hand this will put them in a hold position stance, then you can interact with thmm with the armor or weapons to equip them
Sentinel – Expert crossbowmen trained in ranged combat. Recruit with emeralds to provide covering fire during sieges. Available in 4 variants.
Falconer – Expert Longbowman this unit is a long range unit that will rain arrows on an opponent when using the arrow rain ability. Watch as the sky turns dark with arrows! Comes in 5 variants!
Banner Guard – This unit is crucial for commanding your armies. It can upgrade warders into shieldwalls and sentinels into falconers, order troops into formation, and form warbands for long-distance travel. When tamed falconers are in range, this unit gains the special ability Arrow Rain (see below for details). To claim this unit for your faction, use a named banner while crouching near it. Once claimed, no other player can command your allies, and they will auto-attack any enemy!
command feature:
Planning your next assault? Use the new command system to get a bird's-eye view of the battlefield! Position your soldiers in tactical groups or deploy them individually, then issue orders, charge forward into combat or hold the line. The battle is yours to orchestrate!
The new commanding horn: item when you crouch and interact on the banner guard youll be able to open the banner guards menu from 15 blocks away!
Chevalier – The first mounted unit in Sieged, the Chevalier is speed and skill combined. Whether commanding him alongside your Banner Guards or hiring him as a personal guard, this warrior is fast, agile, and absolutely lethal with his spear. He's a must-hire if you want elite cavalry on your side. Arrogant? Absolutely. But he has the skill to back it up.
Templar (NEW) - The faith-forged warrior of the realm, the Templar is a heavily armored soldier who can be stationed to defend your castle or march at your side. What sets the Templar apart is their trained shield discipline, when struck by arrows or tridents, they raise their shield and block all incoming projectile damage for a brief window before striking back. Unlock the Templar through the Iron Discipline upgrade in the Ledger, or promote a Warder using a War Order Scroll.
Siege Engineer (NEW) - The Siege Engineer is an autonomous specialist who keeps your artillery loaded and your supply lines running. Once stationed near a Pile o' Rocks, he'll walk to the pile, gather boulders, and deliver them directly to your nearest trebuchet or catapult
Beyond the battlefield, the Siege Engineer doubles as a merchant. Trade with him to purchase crafting components including Siege Legs, Catapult Arms, Trebuchet Arms, and Tempered Steel or spend enough and he'll sell you siege weapons directly. He'll also buy back components you no longer need for emeralds. The Forging Glove can also be purchased from him.
Keeping a Siege Engineer stationed within your territory is a requirement for unlocking higher-tier siege weapons through the Ledger, so treat him well.
To aquire a siege engineer simply crouch and interact on any villager with the siege legs item!
The Monarch –A just ruler with secrets. Why does he maintain such close ties to the Tyrant King? Perhaps you'll uncover the truth in time.
The Monarch offers quests with powerful rewards, including War Order Scrolls, consumable items that can transform your units. Crouch and interact with a villager to promote them to a Warder, upgrade a Warder to a Chevalier, or elevate a Sentinel to a Falconer. Build your army strategically!
Complete his quest to establish your own kingdom and earn the Castle Flag, allowing you to claim territory and begin your sovereign rule!
Defeated a boss and obtained an Empty Crest? Drop it near the Monarch and he'll bestow upon you a Crest of the Kingdom, whether War, Wealth, Architecture, or another path entirely. See the Castle Flag section for more details on what each crest unlocks!
Vanquisher – Elite pillager warriors wielding shields and swords. Beware their devastating charged ram attack that penetrates all defenses.
Executioner – Brutal pillager commanders equipped with axes and Totems of Undying. These formidable foes refuse to fall easily.
Lancer - The Chevalier's deadly counterpart, the Lancer comes in three distinct variants suited for different climates and battlefields. Don't underestimate this warrior, he's every bit as lethal as the Chevalier. When you see a Lancer on the horizon, raise your shields and prepare for a fierce fight!
Ransacker - A hardened pillager who prowls the land cutting down anything in his path. The Ransacker is a dangerous ranged combatant capable of detecting you from an extraordinary distance and harassing you with arrows from over 50 blocks away. They come in hot and cold climate variants adapted to their environment.
Special Units
Berserker – Fearsome warriors who enter a frenzy state when struck in combat. During their frenzy, they gain increased speed, strength, and size, delivering devastating melee attacks. Approach with extreme caution!
Eradicator Illager– forged in the sands of the desert this foe has adapted and uses a special ability when in combat! Once struck he summons two guardsman mirages to disorient and distract the player whilst striking the player while disguised. Beware this unit and make sure you are well prepared before engaging in combat!
Cheiftain (NEW) – A fearsome mini-boss who must be taken down to finish a raid. He rides in on a ravager with considerable health, summoning waves of enemies to overwhelm you. Take him down quickly before he rallies more troops, but be warned, killing a Cheiftain bestows Bad Omen upon you, which may draw the wrath of yet another raid.
Crafted with the new tempered steel ingot:
-Tempered steel set - knightly armor decorated in red cloth
-Warlord armor set - A Icy Plains Set dedicated to Frost & Fury
-Repentance armor set - A unique Set dedicated to those who have a story to tell
-Barren armor set - A desert set dedicated to Dunes & Doom
-Templar gear - standard issue templar gear
-Warder gear - standard issue warder gear
Six brand new shields, each with unique size, blocking power, and knockback resistance. All fully craftable.
Buckler — Small, light, and cheap to craft. The buckler won't last forever but it'll keep you alive long enough to matter.
Round Shield — A reliable wooden shield reinforced with tempered steel. No frills, just solid protection at an affordable cost.
Large Round Shield — The bigger sibling of the round shield, built with more material for greater durability. A dependable all-rounder for the front line.
Heater Shield — The classic medieval shield, shaped for deflection and balance. Tough, well-crafted, and forged with tempered steel =
Kite Shield — Elongated and battle-tested, the kite shield offers strong coverage and solid durability. =
Tower Shield — The heaviest shield in the arsenal, the tower shield can also be planted into the ground as a deployable barrier, turning it into a field fortification on demand.
Morning Star — A spiked bludgeon with a slow, punishing swing. What it lacks in speed it more than makes up for in raw impact.
Halberd — A polearm built to punish shielded foes heavy, brutal, and purpose-designed to tear through any defense.
Pike — The longest-reaching weapon in the arsenal. Keep enemies at great length, and then some.
Longsword — The most balanced blade in the medieval arsenal fast, reliable, and deadly at any range. A warrior's staple.
Zweihander — A massive two-handed sword that slows your movement but delivers crushing blows.
Heavy Hammer — The slowest weapon. Knocking back foes great distances!
War Hammer — A compact bludgeoning weapon built for close-quarters punishment onhigh level armor.
Glaive — A sweeping blade on a long haft, combining the reach of a polearm with the cutting power of a blade.
Short Glaive — The nimble sibling of the glaive faster, lighter, and well-suited for tight corridors and close combat. poisons enemies on occasion!
Lance — Built for the charge. Deals amplified kinetic damage on mounted strikes and dismounts enemies with brutal force. The cavalry weapon of choice.
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Forging System:
Tempered steel — the backbone of all high-tier weapons, armor, and shields — cannot simply be crafted. It must be forged.
Step 1 — Heat the iron: Place iron ingots into a blast furnace to produce heated iron. Work fast: heated iron cools back into regular iron ingots after just 5 seconds in your inventory.
Step 2 — Gear up: Equip the Forging Glove in your chest slot before handling heated iron. Holding it bare-handed will set you on fire.
Step 3 — Strike the anvil: Crouch and interact with the Forging Anvil while holding heated iron to trigger a forging mini-game. Hit the green zone to produce a Tempered Steel ingot. Miss it and the iron is spent.
Anvil upkeep: The Forging Anvil degrades visually through three damage stages — every 5 successful forges advances the damage. Once fully worn down, it breaks entirely. Repair a damaged anvil by crouching and interacting with it while holding iron ingots (4 ingots per damage stage restored).
The Forging Glove itself can also be purchased from the Siege Engineer if you'd rather trade for it than craft it yourself.
THE TYRANT - This boss cannot be summoned, he will come for you! Play as you normally would, but beware: once you've drawn his ire, you'll receive the Tyrant's War Declaration. He will lay siege to your fortress with a force unlike anything you've faced before. Prepare your defenses, rally your strongest warriors, and brace yourself, casualties are inevitable, and this battle will test everything you've built.
He gives a powerful new item when killed...
Want to know how to trigger him?
Spoiler!
Defeat the war ravager
Complete a difficulty 5 siege
Defeat the Forsaken Knight
THE WAR RAVAGER - introducing the first boss of sieged! This beast is summoned via burning any banner with flint and steel then sounding a horn next to it. It has 4 pillagers mounted on its back providing cover fire while the war ravager wrecks havoc from below. To prepare for this battle you will need the strongest equipment and the strongest friends and army to take down this foul beast of the land!
The Forsaken Knight (NEW) - Find the knight in mountainous biomes within his own custom structure, the Forsaken Castle. Dormant and immune until you step too close. Bring your best allies and your finest armor.
Your command center for building a medieval kingdom. The Ledger is a four-tab interface covering everything from getting started to managing your full military and siege progression.
The Army tab hosts a military skill tree with emerald and XP costs. Veteran Training unlocks Warder upgrades and boosts their health; branching into Iron Discipline and Falconry unlocks elite unit promotions; Heavy Cavalry and War Brotherhood sit at the top, granting Strength and Speed to all nearby tamed units at once.
The Siege tab chains your siege weapon unlocks sequentially, from the Siege Cart up through the Trebuchet, each requiring a minimum castle tier and a Siege Engineer stationed within your territory.
The Quest tab tracks your boss defeat list, showing which targets still need to be brought down.
Costs scale with power: early unlocks run 16–32 emeralds, while the highest tiers can reach 96 emeralds and multiple XP levels. Hold a Crest of Knowledge on your Castle Flag to receive a 25% discount across all purchases.
Once you've received your Castle Flag from the Monarch, you're free to claim any unclaimed territory as your own! Place the flag to establish your kingdom. In the flag menu, you'll find a variety of options to manage and grow your realm.
Rule wisely and expand your influence, but beware: the stronger your kingdom becomes, the bigger a target you paint on your back. Power attracts enemies, and the Tyrant King is always watching.
Once you've received your Crest from the Monarch, interact with it on the Castle Flag to activate its power! Each Crest carries a description of its effects in the item lore, so read carefully before committing.
(New) - The crest of Knowledge: discounting your ledger prices and giving you daily exp bonuses
Warning: A kingdom can only bear one Crest at a time. To remove or change a Crest, you must sacrifice an Empty Crest, a hefty price to pay. Choose wisely and ensure your settlement is where you want to establish your kingdom before applying a Crest. This decision will shape your realm's destiny!
Throw this item on a parrot, and a crow will spawn. You'll receive a prompt to declare war on an enemy, type their name and watch the title animation appear on screen! To win a war, you must either defeat the enemy in combat yourself or sign a peace treaty when both of you are under the same crow.
...Et tu, Brutus?
This item is a throwable item obtained from the banner guard. Throw this time with tamed falconers and watch as they rain arrows! This item doesn't have a long range but the more falconers you have the more arrows you'll devastate your opponent with!
This item is given to you when you defeat the War Ravager Summon 2 tamed warders instantly to fight for you in battle with a 60 second cool down you can progressively build up your armies to take down your enemies!
The ultimate reward for the true kings of the server. This unique artifact is awarded only to the first player to complete a Difficulty 5 siege in your world.
Effects:
Grants +10 hearts (double health) to the wearer
Upon death, drops as a player head inscribed with the fallen champion's name and date of death
One-time award - once claimed by a player, it cannot be obtained again in subsequent Difficulty 5 sieges
Reset Command: /scriptevent sieged:resetcrown (if you want to reset the crown availability in your server/world)
Firing StaffThe essential tool for siege warfare. Interact with your siege engines using the Firing Staff to launch attacks.
Approach any pillager castle or fort and sound a horn to trigger a siege. Wave after wave of enemies will spawn to defend their stronghold. Drink an ominous bottle before starting for increased difficulty.
But proceed with caution: these battles are chaotic and deadly. Even seasoned warriors can fall in the heat of combat. Choose your moment to strike wisely.
Customize your Sieged experience with the new settings toggle item! Craft this tool to enable or disable specific features of the addon, including siege mechanics, field battles, siege weapon explosion damage, and more. Tailor the gameplay to match your preferred playstyle!
some new settings were added to help improve the experience and fix bugs when present
Siege Weapon Tutorial:
Mechanics Tutorial:
-these tutorials have changed a bit in the new FIS update such as siege weapon building mechanics please read the curse forge page to understand
Test this addon, have fun with it, and report any issues or suggestions you'd like to see added to the addon. All reports will be looked at when messaged in the LosNThings Discord community.
Some things I'd like to know:
Additional structures and battlefields
New soldier types and enemy variants
More siege weapons
Siege Weapon Upgrades
And More!
Join the Sieged Discord Server to stay updated on development, share feedback, and coordinate multiplayer sieges with the community!
Doesn't require cheats or beta features :)
These are actively being worked on, but are delaying a release, so they will likely be fixed in an update/patch
When multiple people ride the battering ram, their seat positions are moved to the center of the ram
Sieged - A Solo Creation
Bringing authentic medieval warfare to Minecraft Bedrock Edition
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Please respect this community and enjoy playing this addon
This addon is perfect for players who want to experience large-scale medieval combat, strategic warfare, and epic castle sieges. Fight alongside friends or against foes, the battlefield awaits!
Every bit of support, like likes, subscriptions, ratings, tips, comments, shares, and DMs, motivates me to keep making more content and proves to me that this addon is successful enough to keep working on!
Thank You!
Degradation brings realistic decay to your worlds. Stone bricks crack, Bricks fall apart, iron blocks rust, and vines grow on mossy surfaces.
Degradation brings realistic decay to your worlds. Stone bricks crack, Bricks fall apart, iron blocks rust, and vines grow on mossy surfaces.
