When the projectile hits a block, the block disappears. Instead of having to break down blocks manually, players may be given items that have the special ability to shoot projectiles. As stated in the rules above, hitting other players may occasionally be allowed as well. Some versions allow someone to destroy blocks from under the players, and others incorporate challenges such as not allowing players to jump. A common theme among variations is incorporating gameplay elements such as fire, explosions, or mobs. A common variation is to create multiple levels of playing fields, and upon losing on one arena, you descend to the next. Indestructible build the bedrock blocks.ĭue to the flexible nature of spleef, the gamemode can be altered in many ways.Add torches, redstone lamps or glowstones.Change the difficulty set to Peaceful, Easy, Normal or Hard mode.Often they provide chests for participants to store their items so they don't lose their items if they die.Ĭustom arenas if you want to create a small, medium, large and expert. Many stadium builders fill the pit with lava as an intimidating consequence for losing. On longer drops, arena builders can use water to prevent the losers from taking fall damage. There is usually a pit located below the arena with a tunnel or stairway out for losers to exit the arena. There is often seating for spectators located on the side of the field, so that they can view the players in the arena. The walls are often made with hard to mine materials, such as cobblestone, brick, obsidian or even bedrock. Walls surrounding the arena are usually made to prevent players from evading gameplay. Spleef players should be equipped with a shovel (or shears, for wool) to ensure fast block destruction. Some basic arenas use dirt if better materials are not available. Since spleef requires the playing field to be easily broken, most arenas use snow or clay blocks as they can be broken relatively quickly. Spleef arenas can be decorated on the outside. Hitting players is against the rules, except in variations.Usually, the latter happens only in arenas that use a script to reset the play field. If players have entered a stalemate and are all on separate "islands," and unable to access each other to continue to play, either the person with the most space wins, or the arena is reset to continue play.(Optional, occasionally a script or commands/ command blocks are used instead) The losers must replace the blocks that were deleted during the game after the round is over.Creating or destroying blocks after you have lost the round is not allowed.Creating blocks between the game's start and end is forbidden.Spleef has a few basic rules to ensure a fair experience without being too restrictive, but as with many activities, rules vary greatly from one server to another. Spleef can be played on teams, in 1v1 scenarios, or with multiple players all against each other. Those who fall from the platform lose the round, while the remaining players win. Players destroy blocks on the platform near or under opponents to cause them to fall, while avoiding falling themselves. Spleef is played on an easily-destructible block such as snow, leaves, or TNT, with a pit located under the playing field to collect players when they lose.
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