You get a random item that you need to collect. Once you have it, you get a point and the next target. The player with the most points when the timer ends wins.

You can change the time limit and number of skip tokens, and edit the blacklist to remove items you don't want to appear.

The same idea as Solo, but you play in teams. You and your teammate share the target, points, skip tokens, and a backpack.

One of you can gather materials while the other prepares what you need for the item. Whoever collects it completes the target for both of you. The team with the most points at the end wins.

Complete as many Minecraft advancements as you can before the timer runs out. You can play on your own or compete against other players.

Set the time limit in the config to fit how long you want to play.

You and your teammate work through a shared Bingo card. Tasks include collecting items, crafting, visiting biomes, killing mobs, and completing advancements.

The first team to complete the required number of tasks wins. By default, that's 20 tasks. You can change that number in the config.

If you prefer playing alone, you can join a team on your own.

Everyone starts on their own island in a void world, with the same Bingo card. Build up your island and complete a row, column, or diagonal before the other players.

The tasks include things like generating cobblestone, growing trees, farming, fishing, and crafting. You can edit the tasks and the resources available on your island in the config.

If you mess up your cobblestone generator, use /skyblock reset to restore your starting island chunk. You keep your inventory and Bingo progress.

Find and kill a randomly assigned mob to score a point and receive your next target. The player or team with the most points when the timer ends wins. The default round lasts two hours, with five skip tokens. Skipping a target also earns one point.

Your bossbar shows the target and your score. Other players can see your target's spawn egg above your head. In Duo, teams of up to two share their targets, points, skips, and backpack, and start together.

Edit mob-blacklist-config.yml to exclude mobs you don't want, including PLAYER. Optional CSV exports show the allowed targets and exclusion reasons. Saved rounds keep their original target pool.

After the round, /result reveals the standings from lowest to highest, including completed and skipped targets.

Compete to reach the highest XP level before the timer ends. Your score is your highest level reached during the round, not your current level or total XP points. Dying, enchanting, or spending levels does not erase your record.

The bossbar shows the current leaders and their highest level. Players with the same record share the lead. At the end, titles announce the winner or winners, and the chat shows the full ranking with everyone's highest level. Everyone then returns to the lobby automatically.

Set the round length under modes.xpbattle.duration-seconds. Pause and resume preserve the remaining time and highest levels, including across server restarts.

Everyone starts together on one natural chunk surrounded by void. Farm XP and walk into the edge of your unlocked area to buy a neighbouring chunk. The player at the border pays with their levels, but the new chunk is unlocked for everyone.

The first purchase costs one level, the second two, the third three, and so on. Overworld and Nether purchases share the same increasing price. There is no confirmation item: walking into a locked border attempts the purchase.

The Nether also uses unlockable chunks. Your portal's arrival chunk is unlocked for free. The End generates normally. Find the stronghold using Eyes of Ender and defeat the Ender Dragon together to win; there is no time limit.

The starting chunk is chosen near a stronghold, within a configurable distance of 500 blocks by default. PvP is on by default; disable it with modes.chunkbound.pvp: false if you prefer. Pause and resume keep the shared unlocked area and purchase progress.

Change the duration and starting countdown for timed challenges, or adjust how many skip tokens players receive in Random Items.

Depending on the mode, you can also configure team spawn distances, PvP, and how many tasks are needed to win.

Times are in seconds, so 3600 is one hour and 7200 is two hours. Edit the existing settings in your config, restart the server, and start a new round. A saved round keeps its original settings and tasks.

world.lobby selects the loaded world whose spawn is used as the lobby destination. Leave it empty to use the first loaded non-challenge world. world.preload-radius loads chunks around the challenge Overworld spawn before starting; 2 means a 5×5 area of 25 chunks.

You can edit the existing tasks or add new ones to the task list. Each entry has a task type and the requirements for that type. You can also give it a custom title and icon.

For example, these Duo Bingo tasks ask players to collect eight diamonds, craft an enchanting table, and kill five blazes:

- type: OBTAIN
  item: DIAMOND
  amount: 8
  title: "Collect eight diamonds"
  icon: DIAMOND

- type: CRAFT
  item: ENCHANTING_TABLE
  title: "Craft an enchanting table"
  icon: ENCHANTING_TABLE

- type: KILL
  mob: BLAZE
  count: 5
  title: "Kill five blazes"
  icon: BLAZE_ROD

Skyblock uses its own task types. Here are two examples:

- type: FISH
  amount: 5
  title: "Catch five items"
  icon: FISHING_ROD

- type: INVENTORY_HAS
  item: COBBLESTONE
  amount: 64
  title: "Collect a stack of cobblestone"
  icon: COBBLESTONE

Add these entries to the appropriate task list, with the same indentation as the other tasks. Use Minecraft material and entity names such as DIAMOND or BLAZE.

Keep enough different tasks in the pool to fill the card. For Skyblock, make sure the required items can actually be obtained with your island setup.

Skyblock's winning line always matches bingo.board-size: on a 5×5 card, complete five tasks in a row, column, or diagonal. There is no separate winning-line length. Duo Bingo still uses bingo.win-count and a 20-task card.

Added in 1.1: Duo Bingo can require a specific item, enchantment, and minimum level for ENCHANT_ITEM; a potion effect, strength, duration, or form for POTION_BREW; and an animal type and count for ANIMAL_BREED. For example:

- type: POTION_BREW
  potion: STRENGTH
  upgraded: true
  form: SPLASH_POTION
  title: "Brew a Strength II splash potion"
  icon: SPLASH_POTION

Here, form specifies the required potion form; icon only sets the picture on the card. Without form, drinkable, splash, and lingering variants are all accepted.

More task types and configuration details are available on GitHub.

Both Random Items modes use blacklist-config.yml. You can exclude a single item, a group of items with similar names, or colored variants.

Updated in 1.1: The default blacklist excludes more rare or difficult targets from the current item catalog, including specialist exploration maps, Nautilus armour, large fern, amethyst buds, and additional rare drops and music discs. Existing custom blacklists are left unchanged; you can adjust them yourself.

Specific items go under material-blacklist.items. For example:

material-blacklist:
  enabled: true
  items:
    - NETHER_STAR
    - ENCHANTED_GOLDEN_APPLE

Name filters exclude every material whose name contains the pattern. For example, _SPAWN_EGG excludes spawn eggs, while MUSIC_DISC excludes music discs:

name-filters:
  enabled: true
  patterns:
    - "_SPAWN_EGG"
    - "MUSIC_DISC"

Colored-variant categories let you exclude groups such as colored wool or concrete:

colored-variants:
  enabled: true
  categories:
    - WOOL
    - CONCRETE

These are examples of the existing sections. Add entries to your lists rather than replacing the whole blacklist or creating duplicate sections.

An item may match more than one filter. If you want to allow it again, check the exact blacklist, name patterns, and colored-variant categories. Removing it from just one list might not be enough.

Want to see which items can appear, or why an item is excluded? Export reference lists for your server's Minecraft version.

To export the lists, enable this option in blacklist-config.yml:

options:
  debug-export: true

The CSV files show the available targets and why other items were excluded. This helps when you want to adjust the pool or check why an item never appears.

You can change the starter chest contents and the spacing between islands. Starter items use entries such as LAVA_BUCKET:1 or ICE:2.

Fishing can provide extra resources for your island. Each custom drop has an item, a minimum and maximum amount, and a weight. Higher weights make a drop more likely compared with the other custom drops.

You can also adjust how often normal fishing loot is kept. This lets you add resources for your custom tasks without putting everything in the starter chest.

Starting, pausing, resuming, stopping, resetting, and discarding rounds requires OP or simplechallenges.challenge.admin.

The /challenge aliases are /challenges, /simplechallenge, and /simplechallenges.

Use these mode names with /challenge start <mode>:

Starting, pausing, resuming, stopping, resetting, and discarding rounds requires OP or simplechallenges.challenge.admin.

The host controls the result reveal and /result stop. For Bingo modes, using /result again after the final card ends the result phase and returns everyone to the lobby.

/randomitemchallenge is the full name of /ric. The /challenge aliases are /challenges, /simplechallenge, and /simplechallenges.