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Lucky Skyblock Wars

Fight your friends on giant Lucky Islands! Make your way to your friend's island and press their button to add deaths to their score. Whoever has the fewest deaths when the timer stops, wins the game!
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Description

Welcome to Lucky Islands! This is a fast-paced multiplayer mini-game designed for 2 to 4 players. Fight your friends, test your luck, and try to finish the game with the fewest deaths before the timer runs out!

Use these commands to configure the game:

/scriptevent nd:timer … — timer + round start/end

start [seconds] — starts a new round: reassigns slots, resets deaths for everyone, sets the timer (without an argument — 30 minutes by default), shows the "Game Started!" title.

pause — pauses the timer.

resume — resumes the timer.

stop — ends the round early: stops the timer, removes slot tags, shows the "Game Over!" title.

reset — resets the timer to 0 and stops it.

set <value> — manually sets the timer (in seconds).

/scriptevent nd:deaths … — death counter on the scoreboard

show — enables the sidebar with the counter.

hide — hides the sidebar.

reset [player|tag] — resets deaths for a specific player/tag.

set <player|tag> <value> — sets a specific number of deaths.

add <player|tag> <±number> — adds/subtracts deaths.

cleanup — merges/cleans up ghost duplicates on the scoreboard, in case they appear.

/scriptevent nd:game … — slots and positions

start — assigns slots (1–4) to available players.

reset — removes slot tags from everyone.

tp — teleports each player to their own slot's spawn point.

You can set your own rules with friends, like 'no flying with Elytras' or 'no using the Lucky Bow, Lucky Sword, or Lucky Potions near buttons and spawns,' and much more!

Lucky Block addon by weizhijs — you can find it here: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft-bedrock/addons/lucky-block-by-weizhijs

The Lucky Skyblock Wars Team

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