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Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and starts Diamond Searcher: collect N diamonds before the timer. Pick the game mode (Creative by default).

Adds diamonds to the goal progress (negative subtracts).

Removes diamonds; progress can go below zero (negative adds).

Resets all diamond progress to zero (sabotage).

Spawns a permanent diamond ore vein in the mining field near the player.

Spawns temporary diamond ore that vanishes if not mined in time.

Raises the diamond goal (sabotage).

Lowers the diamond goal (help).

Sets the diamond goal.

Sets how many seconds the victory countdown lasts.

Stops Diamond Searcher.

Forces a victory.

Forces a defeat and clears the player's inventory.

Grants a mining-speed boost for N seconds (help).

Switches the target resource (diamond, emerald or netherite).

Shows or hides the boss-bar HUD.

Shows or hides the action-bar HUD.

Mutes or restores the cave ambience inside the mine.

Removes or allows mobs and bats that spawn on their own in the mine. Enemies sent by viewers always appear.

Turns on or off filling natural caves, lava and water around the mine.

Spawns hostile mobs inside the mine that attack the player (sabotage).

Changes the mine's block (default stone). Repaints the existing walls instantly.

Drops a physical loot chest next to the player with fireworks and sound. Pick Super for rare loot.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop), builds the box and starts the game — filling it starts the countdown; keep it full until it ends. Pick the game mode (Creative by default).

Auto-fills the box with layered blocks.

Empties the box.

Teleports the player to the top of the box.

Empties the box and restarts the round.

Forces a round win.

Removes every box platform and stops the mode.

Removes the box the player is standing on (even orphaned ones).

Stops the mode.

Turns the walls to glass.

Turns the walls to wood.

Turns the walls to stone.

Toggles a lid over the box.

Drops standard TNT into the box.

Drops random-power TNT.

Drops high-power TNT (optional strength).

Drops low-power TNT (one block).

Harmless TNT: scare with no damage.

Lightning strike plus a powerful blast.

A synchronized ring of TNT around the rim.

Drops a devastating meteor.

Endermen that steal blocks from the box.

A wave of mobs spawns INSIDE the box carrying the viewer's name. Clear them all to trigger the WAVE CLEARED celebration; a live counter shows how many remain.

Launches the player upward.

Traps the player in glass for a few seconds.

TNT that follows the player and blows up on impact.

Sustained rain of meteors over the box.

Pulls everything to the center, then detonates.

A lightning bolt wipes the topmost filled layer.

Adds N blocks to the box, bottom up (help).

Sets the seconds the box must stay full to win.

Configures the block for that layer (1 = bottom). Persists and is used whenever the box is filled.

Resets all layer materials back to the default colors.

Toggles fireworks on every explosion.

Toggles explosion knockback on the player.

Widens the player's block placement/reach distance (reverts when the mode stops).

Grows the box height (rebuilds the box).

Shrinks the box height (rebuilds the box).

Grows the box radius (rebuilds the box).

Shrinks the box radius (rebuilds the box).

Puts the box back to the size it was created with, undoing every grow and shrink (rebuilds the box).

For a while the player places and breaks blocks from very far away. When it runs out, the previous reach comes back.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop), builds the arena and opens the lobby. Wire a trigger so viewers join (e.g. on a gift), or use the Join command. The streamer watches in spectator mode.

Begins the countdown and the fully automatic fight. Last fighter standing wins.

Adds the triggering viewer to the arena as a fighter (also happens automatically on any gift).

Changes the viewer's fighter skin. Leave as 'random' for a random skin, or set a Minecraft username.

Makes the viewer's fighter hunt a target for a few seconds: a viewer's name, 'random', or 'leader'.

Gives the viewer's fighter a wooden sword.

Gives the viewer's fighter a stone sword.

Gives the viewer's fighter a sharp iron sword.

Gives the viewer's fighter a flaming diamond sword.

Gives the viewer's fighter a powerful netherite axe.

Equips the viewer's fighter with a full iron armor set.

Equips the viewer's fighter with a full diamond armor set.

Equips the viewer's fighter with a full netherite armor set.

Adds +10 max health to the viewer's fighter and heals it.

Heals the viewer's fighter by the given amount (0 = full heal).

Grants the viewer's fighter permanent Strength.

Grants the viewer's fighter permanent Speed.

Grants the viewer's fighter permanent Resistance.

Grants the viewer's fighter permanent Regeneration.

Transforms the viewer's fighter into an Iron Golem (keeps gear, health and kills).

Transforms the viewer's fighter into a Warden (keeps gear, health and kills).

Transforms the viewer's fighter into a Ravager (keeps gear, health and kills).

Broadcasts the all-time Battle Royale champions to chat.

Stops Battle Royale and clears the arena.

Calls a lightning bolt down on the viewer's target (nearest or chased). Big damage + thunder.

Drops a flaming meteor on the viewer's target. Heavy damage + explosion visual.

Freezes the viewer's target in ice: heavy slowness + frost effect.

Sets nearby rivals on fire around the viewer's fighter.

Blasts nearby rivals into the air around the viewer's fighter.

Pulls in and lifts nearby rivals around the viewer's fighter.

Traps the viewer's target in a temporary cobweb + slowness.

Rains a volley of arrows down on the viewer's target.

Fires a barrage of Wither skulls at the viewer's target.

Rains meteors over the viewer's target and everyone nearby.

Equips a trident that zaps lightning on some hits (+damage).

Equips a weapon that bursts with explosions on some hits (+damage).

Equips a sword that sparks lightning on some hits (+damage).

Equips a hammer that knocks back nearby rivals on some hits (+damage).

Adds the viewer to YOUR side as a fighter. Also happens automatically on any real interaction.

Gives the viewer's fighter a stone sword.

Gives the viewer's fighter a sharp iron sword.

Gives the viewer's fighter a flaming diamond sword.

Equips the viewer's fighter with a full diamond armor set.

Equips the viewer's fighter with a full netherite armor set.

Adds +10 max health to the viewer's fighter and heals it.

Heals the viewer's fighter by the given amount (0 = full heal).

Calls a lightning bolt down on a rival from the other side.

Drops a flaming meteor on a rival from the other side.

Freezes a rival in ice: heavy slowness + frost effect.

Blasts nearby rivals into the air around the viewer's fighter.

Rains a volley of arrows down on a rival from the other side.

Transforms the viewer's fighter into an Iron Golem (keeps gear, health and kills).

Builds the arena on the battle server and opens the lobby.

Turns the round into a two-sided battle. Happens on its own once fighters arrive with a side.

Closes the lobby and begins the fight. The side left standing wins.

Stops the round and clears the arena.

Max fighters alive per side. Exists for performance: both sides share one server, so the cost is the sum.

0 = off. At 100, the outnumbered side hits twice as hard, so two very different audiences can face each other.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and starts a survival challenge from scratch: survive N minutes (timer), defeat N hostile mobs (kills), or find the RED SHEEP that spawns far away (sheep). Dying loses the challenge.

Stops the survival challenge.

Forces the victory celebration.

Forces the defeat (viewer sabotage).

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and sends you to the One Block island: a single infinite block in the void. Break it and a new random block appears. 16 themed phases, each with its own blocks, mobs and loot. Reaching the last one is the win.

Stops One Block and sends everyone back to where they were. The island and the progress are kept.

Wipes the island and starts over at phase 1. Everything built is lost.

Jumps straight to a phase (1 = Plains … 16 = The Infinite).

Teleports the player back onto the island (rescue after falling).

Forces the victory celebration.

Forces the game over: the run resets to phase 1 (viewer sabotage).

Gives a stack of blocks from the current phase, to widen the island.

Gives cooked food and bread. In the phases that drop nothing edible, this is a lifesaver.

Drops a physical loot chest next to the player, named after the viewer.

Gives a diamond pickaxe with Efficiency IV, Unbreaking III and Fortune II.

Grants Haste for a while: the block goes down much faster.

Builds a stone platform under the player's feet — the anti-void lifesaver.

Lends creative mode for a few seconds: flight and unlimited blocks to widen the island. When it runs out the player drops back into the run — and if they were left hanging over the void, they are put back on the island.

Spawns a mob from the CURRENT phase on the island, named after the viewer.

Spawns a pack of hostile mobs from the current phase, all targeting the player.

Spawns a creeper next to the player. Optionally charged — on a one-block island that is a lot.

Drops primed TNT over the island.

Sends phantoms diving at the player from above the void.

Rounds of hostile mobs from the current phase, one after another and each one bigger. Unlike the horde, here the player has to hold the island round after round.

Drops a boss onto the island, named after the viewer. On a one-block island any of them is a sentence.

Real lightning bolts strike the island: they damage, set fire and can turn some mobs into their charged version.

A burning magma block falls from the sky onto the island and explodes with fire on impact. The infinite block always survives.

Kills the player on the spot. With hardcore off it is just a respawn on the island; with hardcore on it is game over and the run resets.

Skips ahead one phase (big-gift reward).

Knocks the run back one phase (heavy sabotage).

Adds progress towards the next phase, as if the block had been broken that many times.

The next block comes from a random phase — Nether stone in the plains, sculk in the jungle…

Deletes random blocks of the island around the player (never the infinite block).

Shoves the player forward and up — towards the void.

An enderman named after the viewer takes a block of the island away.

Lifts the player off the island for a few seconds. Coming back down is the fun part.

Locks the player inside a glass cage — floor included, so the void does not do the job. Breaking out costs time and the mobs keep coming.

Placing blocks is disabled for a while: no platforms, no bridges, no escape. Breaking the infinite block still works.

For a while, touching the ground burns and bounces the player. Surviving means living in mid-air.

Wipes EVERYTHING built around the infinite block and leaves the island as it was on day one. The phase and the block count are untouched: the platform is lost, not the run.

Lights a ring of TNT around the player. Run, or lose the platform under your feet.

A small island with a tree and a loot chest appears near the infinite block: the player has to build a way over. It can be guarded by a giant spider, or by an even bigger, tougher and faster one.

A large island appears far from the infinite block — a fortress, a piece of the Nether or a piece of the End — with its guardians and a rare loot chest in the middle.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and drops you at point A of a fresh minefield, played with minesweeper rules: punch a block with your hand to uncover it and it turns into its number — how many bombs are in the eight cells around it — with the number floating on top. A zero opens up the whole clean area, right click plants a flag on a suspicious cell, and uncovering a bomb blows up just like clicking a mine. Stepping on a hidden bomb costs one life on the spot — it blows you up where you stand and you carry on from wherever you land, no going back. The blast does not damage the player, but it does tear through any mobs around it: luring a horde onto a mine is a legitimate move. Being killed by a mob or falling off the bottom level is what sends you back to the last checkpoint. The run is stacked in three levels split into platforms with void in between — falling drops you a level instead of killing you, and each level below is much longer, so the goal ends up far away. Reach point B and hold the final zone to win.

Stops the run and sends everyone back to where they were.

Generates a brand new board with the same settings and starts over from point A.

Teleports the player back to the last checkpoint (rescue).

Prints the run summary in chat: progress, bombs, deaths, interactions, top helper and top saboteur.

Forces the victory celebration.

Forces the game over (viewer sabotage).

Heals the player. If it lands while they are about to die it counts as a save in the summary.

Gives a shield charge: the next bomb is absorbed instead of costing a life.

Gives an extra life. Strong gift: it has a long cooldown.

Brings the player back without paying the life if they are down, and grants a few seconds of immunity.

Shows the bombs around the player as TNT blocks for a few seconds. The map disguise comes back afterwards.

Permanently defuses the closest bombs: they stop being a trap.

Clears and lights up the next cells straight ahead of the player. Strong help: long cooldown.

Speed boost. Crossing faster is good — until a bomb shows up.

Freezes every mob on the field for a while.

Wipes the mobs chasing the player. Clearing a crowd counts as a save.

Removes the negative effects the chat piled on (darkness, slowness, nausea…).

Adds seconds to the run clock.

Moves the respawn point to wherever the player is standing. The biggest help in the game.

Spawns zombies that hunt the player across the field.

Spawns skeletons: they shoot from a distance, which on a minefield means running where you did not plan to.

Spawns creepers next to the player.

A pack of mobs from the current sector, all targeting the player at once.

Plants new bombs on the field. Always fused bombs and always a few cells ahead — never right under the player's feet.

Reshuffles the bombs of everything the player has not crossed yet. Whatever they learned stops being worth anything.

Blinds the player for a few seconds. Capped so it can never become permanent blindness.

Slows the player down.

Nausea plus a spin: the player loses track of which way they were heading.

Blocks jumping for a while: no hopping over the suspicious cell.

Shoves the player forward — straight onto cells they had not checked.

Teleports the player back a few cells (never onto a bomb).

Explosion sound and smoke with zero damage. Pure scare, and the cheapest interaction in the game.

Takes seconds off the run clock (never down to zero: the clock always keeps a second).

Destroys cells around the player, opening holes into the void. They repair themselves after a while.

Changes the rules of the run for a few seconds.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and sends you to a brand new vanilla world — normal terrain, biomes, villages and mobs — to play a normal survival game with no objective, no timer and no win/lose. Clean of everything the other minigames left behind. It lives in its own world, separate from the server's main one, so entering here never touches your original world; the first time it is created, and it is kept afterwards (a run survives server restarts). Use Restore for a fresh new world.

Generates a brand new world from scratch (new seed) and drops the player in. This is the restore: everything built and every mob/NPC from before is gone. Kept as double-use so it can also be handed to a viewer as an extreme event.

Teleports the player back to the world spawn (rescue if they got lost or stuck).

Leaves the fresh world, sends everyone back to where they were and returns the inventory.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and drops you at the foot of a bright rainbow parkour tower floating in the void, played in Adventure so you cannot break the course. Every block you land on plays a rising musical note. Reaching the beacon at the top is not enough: you have to hold the summit for a few seconds while the chat tries to knock you off. Falling never kills you — you fall and get placed on a lower stretch of the path. The chat shoves you, lifts you, drops you and throws mobs at you along the way.

Restarts the climb from the base without leaving the mode (play again after winning).

Drops the player onto the nearest stretch of the path below (rescue).

Forces the summit celebration.

Stops the climb, sends everyone back to where they were and returns the inventory.

A hostile mob plants itself in front of the player and drags them down the stairs, step by step. Pushes stack: several viewers shoving at once add up, and a shove against a boost cancels out — a real tug of war.

Spawns phantoms that swoop and knock the player around.

A friendly NPC gets behind the player and drags them up the stairs, step by step. Pushes stack: boosts add up with each other and cancel out against enemy shoves — a real tug of war.

Drops the player onto a stretch of the path about ten blocks lower — an animated plunge that costs some height.

Conjures a temporary platform under the player's feet for a few seconds.

Slow falling for a few seconds — softens missed jumps.

Pulls the player back onto the nearest stretch of the path below (help).

Turns autopilot on or off: the character climbs the spiral on its own and the camera follows the path, so you can leave the controls alone and watch the chat. Never starts by itself — you switch it on. Chat pushes still win: while one is dragging you the autopilot stays quiet, then picks up from wherever you were left.

Hands the player wins outright, no climbing needed. Same scale as Take Win, so a gift of the same value weighs the same for heroes and villains.

Takes wins away from the player. Same scale as Give Win, so a gift of the same value weighs the same for heroes and villains.

Puts the wins scoreboard back to zero without touching the run in progress.

Swaps the player's sword mid-run, no restart needed. 'None' leaves them unarmed.

Builds a hippodrome in its own world and opens the lobby. The track is a straight sprint from the start line to the chequered finish between two towers, with rails down both sides and grandstands. Every viewer who joins gets their own horse — no jockey, just the horse in their colour with their name floating above it — lined up on the start line in its own lane, and the race is run by the AI. The track widens on its own as people join, up to 40 horses side by side. A straight means every horse covers exactly the same distance, so the race is decided by the gifts and nothing else. You watch and commentate in spectator from the camera behind the start.

Closes the lobby, lines everyone up on the grid and runs the countdown to the start.

Announces the current standings in chat: position, viewer, lap and horse upgrades.

Ends the race, removes the horses, takes the track down and sends everyone back to where they were.

Puts the viewer on the start line with their own horse, in their colour and with their name floating above it, in a lane of its own. The track widens to fit them. Only works while the lobby is open: once they are off, no one else gets in.

The viewer's horse gallops noticeably faster for a few seconds, with a trail behind it. Boosts do not multiply: the strongest one in play wins.

A far bigger boost with a flame trail — the big-gift version of Boost, made to flip a race in one go.

Warps the viewer's horse a few stretches up the straight — instant ground, no waiting for it to run.

Permanent upgrade for that viewer's horse: more base speed for the rest of the race and a metal blanket (iron, gold, diamond) so the upgrade shows on camera. Four levels.

The viewer picks what colour their horse is: coat, blanket and the colour of their name, in the race and on the standings panel. It changes nothing about the race — it is pure decoration, and that is the point: it makes the horse theirs and not one of forty. Works in the lobby and mid-race.

Sabotage: whoever is leading slows right down for a few seconds. Never hits the viewer who sent it.

Sabotage: every horse except the sender's slows down for a few seconds.

Clears your inventory (it comes back when you stop) and puts you on a platform in its own world, facing a single block with its health floating right over it. Hold the mouse on the block to mine it: every hit takes health off it, depending on your pickaxe (you can switch to one hit per click in the settings). Get it to 0 and keep it there for the finishing countdown and you win the round; if the clock runs out with the block still alive, the chat wins. Villains add health and shield it, heroes take health off and power up your pickaxe. Each round adds to the streamer vs chat scoreboard and the next one starts on its own.

Starts a fresh round (full health, full clock) without touching the scoreboard.

Ends the round as a streamer win: the block shatters and the streamer's score goes up.

Ends the round as a chat win: the chat's score goes up.

Teleports the streamer back in front of the block.

Ends the minigame, sends everyone back to where they were and returns the inventory.

Changes the starting health and puts the block at that value right now.

Changes the round clock and restarts it at that value.

Adds (or with a negative number, removes) rounds from one side of the scoreboard.

Switches how the block is mined, in the middle of the game: holding the mouse down or one hit per click.

Puts both sides of the scoreboard back to zero without touching the round in progress.

Adds health to the block, with the viewer's name and a big red number popping out of it. It can go above the starting health. Adding health during the finishing countdown cancels it.

Puts the block back to the highest health it had this round. The big comeback gift.

Wraps the block in a glass shell: hits do nothing while it lasts. Heroes can break it early with Break Shield.

The block heals itself every second for a while.

The streamer hits much slower for a while (the wait between hits is 2.5x longer).

Takes seconds off the round clock — less time to break the block. Does nothing without a clock.

Zombies with the viewer's name show up and keep shoving the streamer away from the block. They do no damage.

A lit TNT drops on the streamer and blows them away from the block. Breaks nothing and does no damage.

Locks the streamer in a small glass cage for a few seconds — they cannot reach the block.

Blinds the streamer for a few seconds.

Downgrades the streamer's pickaxe one level (less damage per hit).

Takes health off the block, with the viewer's name and a big green number popping out of it. If it reaches 0 the finishing countdown starts.

The streamer hits twice as fast for a while.

Upgrades the streamer's pickaxe one level, or straight to the chosen one.

Adds seconds to the round clock — more time to break the block. Does nothing without a clock.

The streamer's next hits do triple damage.

Shatters the block's shield right away.

Removes the zombie guards and the glass prison.