Waystones

Your first waystone

Waystones generate in the wild, about one every 25 chunks in the Overworld, the Nether and the End, and in some villages. Their stone matches the biome. They do not generate in the pack's other dimensions, so bring your own there.

• Craft a Warp Stone: an emerald in the middle, four ender pearls beside it and four amethyst shards in the corners.
• Craft a Waystone from that Warp Stone, three stone bricks around its top and three obsidian along the bottom.
• Place it at your base and right-click it. Chat says "Activated Waystone" and it joins your list.
• Activate every waystone you pass. You can only travel to the ones you have activated.

The same recipe with other stone gives the other looks: Mossy, Sandy, Deepslate, Black, Nether, Ender, Purpur, Prismarine and Muddy. A plain waystone with three vines or three moss blocks also becomes a Mossy one. They all work the same.

How waystones work

• Right-click an activated waystone to open your list and pick where to go.
• Sneak and right-click it to rename it. On our server only the player who placed a waystone can edit it.
• Hold Shift in the list to show a delete button and remove a waystone that no longer exists from your own list.
• Manage in the list lets you drag waystones into order and sort them into groups.
• Waystones work inside other players' FTB Chunks claims: the pack whitelists them for everybody.

Breaking a waystone without Silk Touch removes it from everybody's list. Mined with Silk Touch it keeps its name and identity, so you can move it and the players who activated it keep it.

A global waystone is in every player's list without being activated. Only staff in creative mode can make one, so for a shared network between players use sharestones.

Costs, cooldowns and what comes with you

By default the mod charges experience for each teleport, more the farther you go and the most between dimensions. Our server turns costs off, so every teleport is free, between dimensions too. There is no cooldown either: the only cooldown the config sets is for the inventory button, and that button is switched off.

Leashed mobs

Come with you, between dimensions too.

Pets

Stay behind. The server leaves pet transport off.

The Wither

Never teleported, by a plate or on a leash.

Charge time

Hold use for 1.6 seconds with a Warp Stone or a scroll. Stand 0.75 seconds on a warp plate.

Warp Stone and the scrolls

Warp Stone

Hold use, then pick any waystone you activated. It lasts 128 teleports and loses one each time. The cheapest way to travel without walking to a waystone first.

Warp Scroll

One teleport to any activated waystone, used up after. Three from four gold nuggets, an ink sac, an ender pearl and three paper.

Return Scroll

One teleport to the nearest waystone you activated. Three from two gold nuggets, an ink sac and three paper.

Blank Scroll

Use it on a waystone, sharestone or warp plate and it becomes a Bound Scroll for that place, one teleport. Three from two gold nuggets, a feather and three paper.

Portal Scroll

Pick an activated waystone and a portal opens in front of you, on open, solid ground. Players, mobs and items can walk in. It closes within five minutes; until then every waystone lists Return to Portal. Three from four amethyst shards, an ink sac, an ender pearl and three paper.

Twinbound Feather: teleport to another player

A Twinbound Feather links to another player's feather. While you both carry your linked feathers, each of you shows up as a destination in the other's list. It is never used up.

• Each player crafts one, shapeless: a feather, an amethyst shard, a gold nugget and an ink sac.
• Stand within two blocks, face each other, and both hold right-click with the feather.
• Hearts appear between you. Keep holding for about a second until they stop. The feathers now glint: they are linked.
• Open a waystone, a Warp Stone or a Warp Scroll. The other player is in the list by name; pick them to teleport to where they stand.

The other player has to be online and carrying their linked feather somewhere in their inventory. Sharestones, portstones, warp plates and portal scrolls do not list players. One feather can be linked to several friends, one at a time, and on our server the trip is free even into another dimension.

Sharestones and portstones

A sharestone teleports to every other sharestone of the same colour, and nobody has to activate it first, so it is the way to build a network for a whole team. There are fifteen colours and each is its own network. Craft one with three stone bricks on top, a dye either side of a Warp Stone, and three obsidian below, for example a Red Sharestone.

A portstone only sends. The plain Portstone, made with white dye, goes to your activated waystones; a coloured one goes to the sharestones of its colour. Recipe: dye, stone brick, dye on top, stone brick, Warp Stone, stone brick in the middle, three polished andesite below.

Warp plates and shards

A warp plate is a teleporting pressure plate. Stand on it and you, a mob or a dropped item is sent to the plate its shard came from. Plates never cost anything.

• Make Warp Dust: an ender pearl and an amethyst shard give four.
• Make a Dormant Shard: two Warp Dust and a flint.
• Craft a Warp Plate: four stone bricks in the corners, four Warp Dust on the sides and the Dormant Shard in the middle.
• Place it. It attunes the shard and pops out an Attuned Shard that points to this plate.
• Put that shard in the centre slot of a second plate. Standing on the second plate now takes you to the first.
• For the way back, do the same with the second plate's own shard.

A plate's side slots take more Attuned Shards, picked at random, and items that change how it works. A shard whose plate was broken loses its attunement and cannot be reused.

Amethyst shard

Each one makes the plate fire a little faster.

Slime ball

Each one makes it a little slower.

Quartz

Takes the extra shards in turn instead of at random.

Redstone torch

The plate stops while it gets a redstone signal.

Feather, magma cream, milk

Feather falling or fire resistance for a second after the trip, or clears bad effects.

Deepslate Shard

In the centre slot it locks the plate, so it sends nobody. A deepslate and a flint.

Epitaph: back to where you died

Keep an Epitaph in your inventory. When you die it is used up and a Fleeting Memorial appears where you fell. Open any waystone and the memorial is in your list; nobody else sees it. After you teleport there it disappears.

Craft it from six gold nuggets in the top and bottom rows and an amethyst shard, deepslate and an amethyst shard across the middle. It does not stack, so one death per Epitaph. If there is no free space within two blocks of where you died, no memorial is placed and you keep the Epitaph.

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