FAQ
Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions section. Here you can find quick answers about installation, versions, integrations, and technical behavior for Warden Party.
What is the license for the Warden Party plugin?
Section titled “What is the license for the Warden Party plugin?”The Warden Party plugin is Closed Source and proprietary. All rights are reserved by Berke ‘Despical’ Akçen.
By using this plugin, you agree to the following mandatory Terms of Service:
- All payments are final and non-refundable.
- Redistribution, sharing, or resale of this plugin is strictly prohibited.
- You are not permitted to modify, decompile, or reverse-engineer any part of the plugin’s source code.
- Support is provided exclusively to legitimate customers through official channels.
Which Java versions are supported?
Section titled “Which Java versions are supported?”The plugin targets Java 21 bytecode. Use Java 21 or newer for Minecraft 1.21.11 and Java 25 for Minecraft 26.x, which requires the newer runtime.
Which Minecraft versions are supported?
Section titled “Which Minecraft versions are supported?”Warden Party supports modern server versions built around the Warden feature set:
- Supported Versions: Minecraft 1.21.11 - 26.3 on Paper or a compatible fork.
- 26.3 validation: Warden Party 1.8.9 was checked on Paper 26.3 build 214 with Java 25 for startup, boss spawning, digging cooldown, registration and cleanup, including missing-integration fallback.
Can I replace the Warden with a custom mob or model?
Section titled “Can I replace the Warden with a custom mob or model?”Yes, since 1.8.9. Set wardens.<id>.appearance.type to MYTHICMOBS for a MythicMobs mob ID or MODELENGINE for a model applied directly to the Warden. See the MythicMobs setup and ModelEngine setup for installation and examples.
Only the selected mode’s subsection is used. Vanilla mode needs neither plugin. Existing profiles without an appearance section keep their current behavior.
Why do I get a normal Warden after enabling an integration?
Section titled “Why do I get a normal Warden after enabling an integration?”Check the console warning: missing plugins, invalid IDs, unsupported mob bases, invalid levels and API errors fall back to a vanilla Warden. In MythicMobs mode, a mob that spawns successfully but fails to apply its model must be fixed in MythicMobs/ModelEngine and the client’s resource pack.
Will MythicMobs death skills and drops handle rewards?
Section titled “Will MythicMobs death skills and drops handle rewards?”Use Warden Party reward commands. Player melee and arrow damage is cancelled and counted by Warden Party, and the base is despawned when that counter ends. Do not depend on vanilla-health thresholds or MythicMobs ~onDamaged/~onDeath skills for encounter rewards. Custom-model rendering and arbitrary third-party skills still need testing with your own model pack.
Why does /wp summon not work?
Section titled “Why does /wp summon not work?”Check the world difficulty first. Warden Party does not allow boss spawning in peaceful worlds.
Why is the boss not taking damage?
Section titled “Why is the boss not taking damage?”Review these possibilities:
- The item is not allowed by the material whitelist.
- The item is blocked by the blacklist.
- The player lacks the required hit permission.
- The player is still on cooldown.
- The boss is currently immortal because the Phantom phase is active.
Why are placeholders not working?
Section titled “Why are placeholders not working?”Make sure PlaceholderAPI is installed and loaded before Warden Party finishes startup.
Also confirm that the UUID or scheduler ID used in the placeholder actually exists.
Why is a scheduler not spawning anything?
Section titled “Why is a scheduler not spawning anything?”Double-check:
- Date or time format
- World name inside the location string
- Warden profile ID
- Whether the scheduled time is already in the past