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Combat & PvP

Combat tagging: what’s locked in combat, for how long, and why logging out doesn’t help.

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  • By Ayont
  • Updated on 10/25/2026

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Combat & PvP

Noob-Schutz

When you first join, you get one hour of Noob-Schutz. While it’s active:

  • No one can hurt you in PvP.
  • You can’t attack anyone either. Both go together — otherwise the protection would be a free pass.

/noobschutz shows the remaining time, /noobschutz off disables it early. This is permanent: once it’s off, it stays off.

Use the hour to look around calmly and secure a plot. There’s no reason to turn off the protection early unless you want to jump straight into PvP.

Combat-Tag

As soon as you strike or get hit, you’re in combat. A boss bar shows how much time is left.

SituationDuration
Against a player15 seconds
Against a mob8 seconds

Each additional hit resets the timer.

What’s blocked

While the Combat-Tag is active, you cannot:

  • Ender pearls and chorus fruit
  • Elytra and trident‑riptide
  • Fly
  • Open chests and other containers
  • /tp, /tpa, /tphere and related commands

The reason is simple: a fight should be resolved, not aborted.

Logging out during combat counts as death. You die, and your items go into the Todeskiste. This isn’t a punishment; it prevents combat‑logging.

Useful in combat

  • /kampf or /combat shows your current status.
  • The Todeskiste keeps your items together — no scavenging for scattered loot.
  • The Kampf-Skill increases your damage over time.
  • With Slayer-Leveln you deal extra damage to certain mob types.
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