TownyRaids

Minecraft 版本： 1.21 1.21.1 1.21.2 1.21.3 1.21.4 1.21.5 1.21.6 1.21.7 1.21.8 1.21.9 1.21.10 1.21.11

平台： paper

TownyRaids

A Paper addon for Towny Advanced that adds a complete town-vs-town raid system. Declare a raid on a rival town, watch the preparation timer count down, fight through the battle phase with custom flags, or settle the conflict with a tribute payment between town banks.

Highlights

• Two-phase lifecycle. A PENDING preparation window gives the defender time to react, then BATTLE flips the configured flags (PvP, explosions, fire, mob spawning) on the defender's town until the timer runs out.
• Boss bars and titles. Every raid shows a synchronized boss bar with the live phase timer to both attacker and defender residents, plus titles on every transition.
• Tribute system. The attacker can demand a tribute (/t tribute request <amount>); the defender accepts or denies (/t tribute accept|deny) — money moves between town banks through Towny's economy and the raid is cancelled.
• Persistent state. All active raids and cooldowns are stored in SQLite (default) or MySQL via HikariCP. The plugin survives restarts and resumes scheduled phase transitions on startup.
• Admin toolbox. Full /ta raids command for reloads and forced state changes.
• Cooldowns and protections. After a raid ends the attacker enters a cooldown and the defender enters a protection window — both configurable.
• Confirmation flow. Declarations go through Towny's native confirmation prompt so misclicks are safe.
• MiniMessage everywhere. Every visible string is in lang/<code>.yml, parsed with MiniMessage. Bundled translations: English, Russian, Spanish, Turkish.

Requirements

• Paper 1.21.4 (or compatible)
• Towny 0.102.0.14 (or newer)
• Java 21
• A Vault-compatible economy plugin

Quick start

1. Install Towny and a Vault-compatible economy.
2. Drop TownyRaids.jar into plugins/.
3. Start the server once to generate config.yml and the lang/ folder.
4. Adjust language: en|ru|es|tr and tune timings/flags as needed.
5. Players can now use /t raid <town> to declare.

Source code & issues: https://github.com/afterburnerr/TownyRaids