Decked Out: Slab Edition

Also known as the Decked Out: Crossover Server

This was the server created for the Crossover event where other communities played this version of the server. It has now been repurposed for the Nexus Server.

Why

This server was made to combat the singleplayer issue Decked Out suffers from. You need to wait for a player to finish their run as well as the 5 minutes needed for dropped items to despawn.

Note

Everything after you enter the instance is vanilla and exactly how the game plays in survival mode. Command blocks just allow some quirks to work with the plugins.

How to Play

The server is mostly the same as survival, just command assisted except the plotworld.

Claiming board

To claim a board you can run /plot auto then /kit board for the items.
To travel back to your plot you can do /plot home
To travel to someone elses plot you can do /plot visit (playername)

You can run /spawn to return to spawn.

Playing the Game

You can either click the vex or the alley to run /deckedout or /tutorial to enter the dungeon or the tutorial.

Note

You must have done the tutorial to play Decked Out.

Co-Op

You can play Co-Op by creating a party with the /party invite (playername) command. Co-Op is limited to two players, and both have to click the vex to ender the dungeon instance. To leave a party, use the /party leave command.

Warning

You must have the CO-OP card for the dungeon to work as CO-OP.

To leave both the dungeon and the tutorial, there will be a labeled button you click to exit.

Stuck?

You can always do /stuck if you're softlocked. This will be helpful for fixing CO-OP if you went through the wrong door.

If you are REALLY stuck and /stuck isn't working. You can do /leave this will void your box however staff can roll it back.

Caution

Running /stuck will kill you.

How to play

Decked Out is a dungeon-crawling, artifact collecting, highly re-playable game inspired by TangoTek's Decked Out on Hermitcraft!

Objective

The goal of Decked Out is to collect sets of artifacts to gain points! You collect artifacts by successfully completing dungeon runs and trading with other players.

Getting Started

Claim an empty plot using /plot auto. This is where you will store your artifacts and Shulker Deck.

Your artifacts will be displayed on the 3x3 of item frames. You may only have up to 9 artifacts at a time.

Important

Artifacts MUST be stored here, you may not store artifacts anywhere else (shulker, ender chest, inventory, etc).

Important

The Decked Out Player Certificate is an essential item that MUST stay in the shulker as it is required for the game to work.

Lastly, your Shulker Deck will contain the reusable cards you use to gain special bonuses for your dungeon runs! You will gain cards as you complete dungeon runs. Before starting a run, make sure up to three desired cards are placed in the first slots of your Shulker Deck, and your Player Certificate is placed anywhere after these cards. If you have three of the same card stacked, it will use all three.

Caution

Make sure your inventory is empty of all non-Decked Out items and you’re wearing NO armor.

How to Play

Place a dungeon key in the barrel.
Place your shulker deck (containing your Decked Out Player Certificate and chosen cards at the top) on the observer.
Wait by the door entrance to the dungeon. This may take up to a minute while Decked Out starts the game.
Enter the door. Grab a bed from the barrel, place it on the hoppers, and set your spawn.
Enter the dungeon! A compass should appear in front of you. This is your objective!
Explore the dungeon, search for loot, and follow the compass. When you think you have found the compass location, drop your compass onto the floor (if unsuccessful, try the grooves of stairs or different vertical levels). If the compass is sucked up, you were successful! Now you just need to make it out.
If you're still alive, walk through the same door that you came in through. Congratulations! If you died, you should respawn in a hallway you can just walk out of.
Set your spawn in a bed outside the dungeon.
If you were successful, you will be rewarded with a new card and three artifacts! On your left as you exit the dungeon, there will be three barrels. Check each barrel, then take a card of your choice. Punching soul flames will give a greater chance to grant higher quality card rewards.
On your right will be the barrel where your three artifacts are delivered. Artifacts come in 3 rarities: Common, Uncommon, and Rare. Artifacts are also part of 1 of 18 sets. For example: Dragon Set - Common.

Mechanics

Artifacts

Your board can only hold up to 9 artifacts at any time, but you can always get more artifacts after the board is full by completing more runs.

These artifacts then become extra artifacts, which begs the following question: What can I do if I have a full board and I get extra artifacts?

Here’s what you CAN do:

You can dispose of these extra artifacts if you want to. In case you need space this is always a solution. You can literally just throw them in a fire.
You can use all of your artifacts (Meaning the 9 in your board + all the extras) to trade up.

In Decked Out you can trade 3 artifacts of the same rarity for one artifact of a higher tier in the barrel next to where you receive the artifacts. This MUST be done in a Decked Out instance, NOT the main server lobby.

Let’s say you have 2 commons on your board and get 1 common from the reward.

What you can do is trade these 3 artifacts to make space for the rest of your artifacts.

Here’s what you CANNOT do:

You cannot complete a set with one of the extra artifacts and trade it in. Meaning if you have a Desert Common and a Desert Uncommon on your board and then get a Desert Rare as an extra... YOU CANNOT trade this set in to make more space.

To trade in a set for a point in Decked Out you must have all 3 artifacts of the set ON your board. They cannot include your board artifacts + one or two extras. You cannot use these extra artifacts to trade with other players. You can only use artifacts on your board to trade with players.

Cards

You can add cards to the first slots of your shulker deck to provide powerful bonuses.

The game will read the first three cards it sees. This is usually the three cards before the player certificate. However, if there are only 1-2 cards before the certificate, but more cards in the shulker, the game WILL activate the next card it reads.

That's the way the redstone brain works. No matter if there are empty slots in the shulker. The system will always take the first three items + your player certificate which must be in the front at all times.

Caution

Be sure to organize your deck carefully and pay attention to the first 3 cards.

Loot Chests

In the dungeon, you will find loot barrels containing valuable loot and nourishing food. You get to keep the loot if you successfully complete your run! If you cannot escape the dungeon, your treasures are lost forever. Using Loot Finder cards increases the chance for loot to spawn in the dungeon, giving you more loot.

Using Glutton cards on the other hand increases the chance of food to spawn.

HOWEVER they are mutually exclusive. Meaning that you can either have Loot or Food, but never both at the same time.

These cards will also stack up to a maximum of Level 6. So the sum of all the Loot Finder/ Glutton levels cannot be more than 6. So you can stack 3 Loot Finder II cards or 2 Glutton III cards. If you try any combination with a bigger sum, the cards will simply not work.

Tip

When looking for barrels remember that they are ALWAYS going to be mounted into the walls.

Soul Flame

In the dungeon, you will see blue flames called soul flames. If you punch out more soul flames, you will get better quality card rewards at the end of your run. Soul Seeker cards increase the chance for soul flames to be revealed in the dungeon.

Clank

Clank is generated when you walk through the dungeon and make noise, alerting the beasts of the dungeon to your presence. Clank also generates passively over time. When clank gets too high, the spirits of the dungeon will awake, making your journey more difficult. Using stealth cards gives a chance for clank to be negated.

Beast Sense

Players using Beast Sense cards will periodically get to sense beasts through walls in the dungeon. Using higher levels of Beast Sense will grant this temporary power more often.

Resistance

Players using Resistance cards will gain resistance II for a limited time, once per run, when the player enter the dungeon.

Tip

Using higher levels of Resistance will make this effect last longer.

Multi-Compass

Players using Multi-Compass cards will gain 1 additional compass at the start of the dungeon. The first completed compass will grant 3 artifacts as usual, and each subsequent completed compass will grant +1 artifact at the end of a successful run. This card can be stacked.

CO-OP

Players using the Co-Op card will have the bonus of entering the dungeon with a person of their choosing.

These two players enter the game the normal way. One player goes through the red entrance, the other through the blue entrance. They both set their spawn in the beds as usual.

Once inside, players will recieve two compasses (one for each player).

Your main objective is to find where the two compasses belong and come back. After you are done, if successful, you will receive your Perks and your Artifacts.

At the moment, players need to flip a coin to decide who gets the Perk Book, or who gets the disparity in Artifacts and Items (if it exists). The rest of the loot that was found on the dungeon must be split between the two players.

Only one player needs to come back alive for the system to give the full rewards.

Important

If a player chooses to be the red or blue player then they must remain that color, and go through the corresponding door when entering AND exiting the map for the rest of the co-op session. NOT DOING THIS WILL BREAK THE MAP!!!

Gaining Points

To gain points in Decked Out, you must submit a complete set of artifacts containing the Common, Uncommon, and Rare artifacts from that set. For example, “Dragon Set - Common”, “Dragon Set - Uncommon”, and “Dragon Set - Rare”. You submit points by taking your 3 artifacts to the barrel labeled “Trade System”. Place your 3 artifacts inside, press the button, and wait. The system will automatically verify your submission, and if it is correct, after a minute it will give you a point in the barrel on the right! If you put any other items in this barrel, including mismatched sets of artifacts, the system will simply sort them back into storage (this is useful if you have overflowed your artifacts board due to the 9 limit. In that case you may put excess artifacts in here).

Important

This MUST be done in a Decked Out instance, NOT the main server lobby.

Info

The normal boards are disabled. To claim a point, simply right click it mid-air and it'll consume the item and give you a point. The point will automatically get added to the leaderboard in the main hall!

Card Stacking (Advanced)

Some cards can stack their effects to provide a larger bonus, while stacking others will have no effect. Every card tells you whether or not its effect can be stacked. For example, if you have 2 Soul Seeker I cards, you can put both of them in your shulker deck to gain a stronger effect. For cards that can stack, you can stack different levels. For example, you can use a Soul Seeker I and a Soul Seeker III card and you will get the effects of both cards. However, for cards that do not stack effects (such as Stealth), only the highest level will be used if you input multiple levels in (which is a waste of cards in this case).

Other cards will have a limit on the levels they can be stacked, like Loot Finder and Glutton.

The uses of Magic Crystals

Magic Crystals are used to buy things inside the game that would normally not be available in Loot Chests.

They can be used in the Potions Stations or in the Ghost Merchant. "Potion Stations" are structures that are easily recognizable by their gold blocks and the item frame with a Bottle o' Enchanting on the top of the structure.

Here you can trade Magic Crystals for a random potion. Some might be better than others but we can assure you, they all have a use somewhere!

Every single potion stand has a different pool of potions and you'll need to use exactly 4 crystals for one potion.

Keep an eye out for the variety of potions that each station has.

As for the Ghost Merchant... You'll find out soon enough when you explore the map... just keep your eyes peeled. I've heard that ghosts have recently learned how to write at the end of books.

The Decked Out Shop

Outside the game you will find the Decked Out Shop.

This is where you spend your Decked Out Coins to buy items that could be of use when entering the dungeon.

In order to buy items you need to insert the EXACT AMOUNT asked into the barrel and then your item will be dropped from above.

The Fortuneteller

The Fortuneteller is a nice... fella... With some very interesting information. He will help you in your travels and "give" you hints as you progress through the game's lore (did I mention there was lore?) He also has a lost compass drop off. If you ever exit the game without delivering your compass then YOU MUST deliver to the Fortuneteller.

Just look for the Lost Compass drop off on the left of The Fortunetellers hut.

Traveler's Greed

Obtained from the mysterious Ghost Merchant and the Decked Out Shop; this powerful object can be acquired/used once per run, and after being delivered to the statue on the 2nd floor of the dungeon's main hall, it will give the player a new compass. Meaning it functions as a once-per-run Multicompass card.

Card Tier

Tier list of the books so you don't get them mixed up when trading cards for a higher tier.

Tier 1 Cards

Beast Sense I
Glutton I
Loot Finder I
Resistance I
Stealth I
Soul Seeker I
Co-Op I

Tier 2 Cards

Beast Sense II
Glutton II
Loot Finder II
Resistance II
Stealth II
Soul Seeker II
Multi-Compass I
Hardmode I

Tier 3 Cards

Beast Sense III
Glutton III
Loot Finder III
Resistance III
Stealth III
Soul Seeker III
Hardmode II