Warden Party Documentation

Warden Party

Warden Party is a configurable Minecraft boss plugin built around custom Warden encounters, scheduled spawns, natural Warden replacement, reward commands, and a Phantom-based vulnerability phase.

It is designed for servers that want a repeatable world boss experience without hard-coding each event by hand. You define boss variants, configure when and where they appear, control how players can damage them, and automate rewards for participation and top performers.

Get Started

Getting Started Install the plugin, understand the generated files, and summon your first Warden boss.

Gameplay Overview Understand the boss flow, hit rules, Phantom phase, vulnerability logic, and reward handling.

Commands

Warden Party includes a compact command set for managing Warden bosses, plugin behavior, and live event control.

Admin Commands Administrative commands for managing active bosses, plugin behavior, and settings.

Configuration Files

Warden Party exposes its core systems through a focused set of configuration files for combat behavior, automation, and messaging.

config.yml Boss definitions, scheduler entries, natural spawn settings, reward commands, and combat rules.

messages.yml Customize command feedback, cooldown warnings, placeholder fallbacks, and system messages.

Features

These guides cover the systems that make Warden Party more than a simple summon command.

Schedulers Set up one-time, daily, weekly, hourly, or repeating automatic Warden spawns.

Natural Spawning Replace naturally spawned Wardens with configured boss variants using weighted chances.

Phantom Phase Configure the Warden's summoned Phantom phase and its temporary immortality rules.

Rewards & Commands Run server commands on spawn, hit, death, vulnerability changes, and top-player rankings.

Placeholders

Warden Party supports PlaceholderAPI for active boss data, scheduler countdowns, and live damage or hit rankings.

General Placeholders Reference for alive boss count, scheduler countdowns, boss stats, and ranking placeholders.

Miscellaneous

FAQ Answers to frequently asked questions and troubleshooting common issues.