Challenge Forge

Turn a prepared arena into a short shared challenge with an actual supplied prize. Challenge Forge controls waves and participation; it does not create an arena full of free loot.

Make a short challenge for a prepared arena

Prepare a clear space and carry the prize before hosting. The supplied trial uses a seven-block radius, two waves of two zombies and a 90-second limit.

Nearby players sneak-use to join; the host can cancel the same way. Only the trial’s own tagged enemies count. The reward is prepaid by the host, so the challenge is about winning a small agreed prize rather than farming free loot.

Craft it

• Challenge Forge: 1 × redstone, 2 × copper ingot, 1 × amethyst shard, 1 × stick.

Open the editable project below and choose Crafting Path to check each recipe’s exact arrangement.

Before you try it

• Only tagged trial mobs count. Ordinary enemies nearby are not added silently to its progress.
• Joining is explicit, with up to four participants per trial. Leaving the arena or reaching the time limit ends participation.
• The supplied prize is one prepaid amethyst shard, separate from activation cost. Cleanup does not create extra prizes.

Each activation costs one amethyst shard in Survival, with a three-second cooldown. Creative use is free.

Download the beta MCADDON from Files for Minecraft Bedrock 26.52. Import it and enable both the behavior and resource packs in a separate world. Start with a copy of a world you care about.

Checked on Windows in a separate test world. Other devices and live multiplayer have not been verified.

Make it yours

Increase Wave count from two to three, then adjust Time limit to suit a longer round. Keep the enemy list small while deciding how hard the arena should be.

Open Challenge Forge in the constructor to change the settings and build your own version. Save its editable project if you want to keep working later.