Raiding: attacking and defending a base
To open a breach, exhaust resistant blocks' integrity with allowed explosions. To defend your base, watch the damage and repair before the final impact.
How explosions damage blocks
- An allowed explosion removes one integrity point from each compatible block it reaches
- At zero, the block is destroyed without dropping the block as an item or giving experience. Chest contents retain their usual rules
- Territory protections take priority: a denied explosion does not bypass claims
- The system applies to the blocks in the table below; other blocks retain their usual rules
Block integrity and resistance
- Integrity tells you how many eligible impacts an intact block can take before destruction
- For example, obsidian with 5 points drops to 4 after the first impact and breaks on the fifth if it has not been repaired in between
- Cracks show damage
- The table gives maximum integrity, not the remaining integrity of the block you are targeting
| Block | Maximum integrity |
|---|---|
| Obsidian | 5 |
| Crying Obsidian | 7 |
| Ender Chest | 4 |
| Lazurite Chest | 4 |
| Lazurite Furnace | 3 |
| Pyrite Furnace | 4 |
| Pyrite Chest | 5 |
| Enchanting Table | 7 |
| Respawn Anchor | 9 |
| Ancient Debris | 10 |
| Block of Netherite | 18 |
| Reinforced Deepslate | 15 |
| Anvil | 6 |
| Chipped Anvil | 5 |
| Damaged Anvil | 4 |
Regeneration after 72 h without another impact. Destroyed blocks are never recreated.
Enabled explosion sources: TNT, Creeper, TNT Minecart.
Repairing and defending your base
- Hold the Stoneward Scepter and left-click to inspect integrity without spending a use
- Right-click to restore one point to a damaged block in your own or allied faction claims
- A successful repair spends one use; intact or incompatible blocks and unauthorized territory cost nothing
- The scepters page lists its recipe, Unbreaking capacities and recharging rules
Persistent damage and regeneration
- Cracks show the damage to a block
- When regeneration is enabled, the block regains its full integrity after the delay shown above without another impact
- A new impact restarts that delay
- Destroyed blocks never reappear
- When regeneration is disabled, repairs are needed to recover integrity
Raid rules still to be defined
Raid windows, trigger conditions, duration, cooldowns and victory objectives are still to be defined. The integrity rules above describe damage and repairs; they do not establish a raid schedule or allow destruction in every territory.
View resistances in game
Use /resistance to open the resistant-block guide, with resistance points and repair rules. Browse its pages and close the menu; the displayed items stay in the guide.
Frequently asked
Can one TNT blast break obsidian?
No. Intact obsidian has 5 integrity points in the current configuration. Each allowed explosion that reaches it removes one point: without repairs or regeneration, the fifth impact destroys it.
Can I repair an enemy base?
No. You can repair blocks only in your own and allied faction claims. A refusal consumes no uses.
Do destroyed blocks return after regeneration?
No. Regeneration only restores integrity to blocks that still exist. It does not rebuild your base.