Tensura: Teams

By
Hecrius

Persistent teams, temporary parties, shared quest progress and EP, private chat, party vitals, JourneyMap sharing and consensual nonlethal duels for Tensura.

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Description

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TEAMS, PARTIES & DUELS

Tensura: Teams

Build your place among companions.

Form a lasting team, gather a temporary party and share the adventure through native Tensura group systems.

Groups

A team for home. A party for the road.

Open Companions with Right Shift, /tteam or /tparty. Create named groups, invite players, manage leadership and delegated permissions, review requests and choose group PvP.

Teams persist through logout and restarts. Parties are temporary, removing members on logout and clearing on restart. Private team and party chat keep each conversation with the right group.

Shared adventure

Keep companions in view.

Share quest objectives and completions with Tensura: Quests while retaining individual reward claims by default. Group changes preserve the relevant personal history and payout receipts.

Party frames show online companions' health, EP, Magicules and Aura. Normal kill EP can be shared with eligible nearby teammates or split among recipients; predation and other bonus skill rewards keep their own rules.

Combat & exploration

Travel together. Challenge each other.

Group PvP settings protect allies. Accepted duels create a bounded contest that ends at 1 HP, with terrain and loot restrictions while real skill costs still apply.

Optional JourneyMap support adds related-player markers, pings and persistent-team exploration and waypoint sharing. Optional Tensura: Chunks adds personal and team territory; Tensura: Voice Chat adds voice communication.

Installation

Bring it to your world.

Minecraft 1.21.1 / NeoForge 21.1.250+ / Java 21.

Required: Tensura: Quests 1.2.12+; Tensura: Reincarnated 2.0.1.3+; Tensura: GUI 0.4.59+ (clients). Install each dependency's own required libraries too.

Install on the server and every client. GUI is required on clients for Companions; dedicated servers do not need GUI. Group, combat and sharing settings are configured by the host.