Ender Dragon Plugin
Ender Dragon Plugin (1.20.1, 1.19.4) is a plugin designed to elevate the Ender Dragon encounter to a new level, offering an engaging and rewarding experience for players. By enhancing the dragon’s mechanics and allowing server administrators to customize its behavior, the plugin ensures a thrilling end-game challenge for Minecraft enthusiasts.
Features:
- Customizable Dragon Difficulty: The core feature of the Ender Dragon plugin is the ability to customize the dragon’s difficulty level, allowing server administrators to adjust its health, damage, and other attributes to match the server’s player skill levels.
- Enhanced Dragon Mechanics: The plugin may introduce additional mechanics and abilities for the Ender Dragon, making the battle more dynamic and challenging.
- Rewarding Loot Drops: Defeating the Ender Dragon is a significant accomplishment, and the plugin can offer valuable and unique loot drops as a reward for victorious players.
- Respawning the Dragon: With the Ender Dragon plugin, server administrators can control how often the dragon respawns in the End, allowing for recurring challenges or special events.
Commands:
- /ed reload -reload the config（permission: ed.reload）
- /ed respawn [world_name] -respawn a dragon and initialize the end_crystal（permission: ed.respawn）
- /ed respawn_cd -config the respawn countdown system（permission: ed.respawn）
- /ed update -update the config file（permission: ed.update）
- /ed drop add <unique_name> <amount> -add drop-item of given dragon（permission: ed.drop.edit）
- /ed drop clear <unique_name> -delete the present drop-item config of given dragon（permission: ed.drop.edit）
- /ed drop edit -edit the item in gui (permission: ed.edit)
- /ed drop gui -open the gui of dragons’ drop-item（permission: ed.drop.gui）
Permission:​
- ed.reload（default: op owns）
- ed.respawn（default: op owns）
- ed.update（default: op owns）
- ed.drop.edit（default: op owns）
- ed.drop.gui（default: all players own）
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How to install:
- Download a plugin of your choice.
- Place the .jar and any other files in your plugin’s directory.
- Run the server and wait for it to fully load.
- Type stop in your Minecraft server console to bring the server to a clean stop.
- Run the server.
- All done! Your plugin should be installed and ready to be used.