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<div>Runecraft 3 is a [[plugin]] that adds magic runes to Minecraft. It is among the oldest Minecraft mods, and is much-loved by the Novylen playerbase. Runecraft can teleport you across the map, allow you to craft magic armour, construct one-block infinite water sources, and so much more. Runecraft documentation is often difficult to find, and the Runecraft Wiki itself is currently under reconstruction due to data loss. As such, information on Runecraft for Novylen players will be documented here, in one centralised location.<p>
<div>Runecraft 3 is a [[plugin]] that adds magic runes to Minecraft. It is among the oldest Minecraft mods, and is much-loved by the Novylen playerbase. Runecraft can teleport you across the map, allow you to craft magic armour, construct one-block infinite water sources, and so much more. Runecraft documentation is often difficult to find, and the Runecraft Wiki itself is currently under reconstruction due to data loss. As such, information on Runecraft for Novylen players will be documented here, in one centralised location.<p>

<b>Update 15-Sep: You might be interested in how to build the new [[Advanced Flight Field]]. Click through for more information.</b><p>


<h3> Basics of Runecraft </h3>
<h3> Basics of Runecraft </h3>
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Runecraft structures are built with three different types of blocks:
Runecraft structures are built with three different types of blocks:
<ol>
<ol>
<li> Tier Blocks (aka Ink Blocks): These are the main blocks used to construct the runecraft structures (runes). Different blocks may have different tiers, meaning they give more or less power to your rune (usually). For more information on tiers and energy, see [https://runecraft.wiki/Tiers_and_Energy_Values here]. Typically, your rune may not mix and match different tier blocks.
<li> Tier Blocks (aka Ink Blocks): These are the main blocks used to construct the runecraft structures (runes). Different blocks may have different tiers, meaning they give more or less power to your rune (usually). For more information on tiers and energy, see [https://runecraft.wiki/Tiers_and_Energy_Values here]. Typically, your rune may not mix and match different tier blocks. Tier 0 blocks are often treated like air, though not always, by the plugin.
<li> Structure Blocks: These are very specific blocks that are needed to create a rune. They may also double as tier blocks or key blocks.
<li> Structure Blocks: These are very specific blocks that are needed to create a rune. They may also double as tier blocks or key blocks.
<li> Optional Tier Blocks (aka Key Blocks): These are blocks you choose to 'personalise' your rune. They may also double as tier or structure blocks.
<li> Optional Tier Blocks (aka Key Blocks): These are blocks you choose to 'personalise' your rune. They may also double as tier or structure blocks.
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<b>Recall:</b><br>
<b>Recall:</b><br>
Enchants a tool. When used, the tool will teleport you to the location of the original recall rune. Consumes the rune in the process. Infinite uses per tool.<p>
Enchants a tool. When used, the tool will teleport you to the location of the original recall rune. Consumes the rune in the process. Infinite uses per tool. Can transport animals and villagers (aim slightly above their head and left click).<p>
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<b>Levitation Obelisk:</b><br>
Multi-level structure. Once built, enables creative flight in an area determined by the block tier (higher == larger block radius). <br>
Top Level:<div style="text-align: center;">
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|Air
|Air
|Air
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|Air
|Redstone Block
|Air
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|Air
|Air
|Air
|}
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Middle Level 1:<div style="text-align: center;">
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|Air
|Air
|Air
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|Air
|Tier Block
|Air
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|Air
|Air
|Air
|}</div>
Middle Level 2:<div style="text-align: center;">
{|border=1
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|Air
|Air
|Air
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|Air
|Air
|Air
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|Air
|Air
|Air
|}</div>
Bottom Level:<div style="text-align: center;">
{|border=1
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|Air
|Tier Block
|Air
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|Tier Block
|Air
|Tier Block
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|Air
|Tier Block
|Air
|}
</div>
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<h3> Other Enabled Runes </h3><b><i>Disclaimer:</i>
<h3>All Enabled Runes </h3><b><i>Disclaimer:</i>
This list is accurate as of Dec 15 2021. Feel free to experiment. But, just because a rune is enabled doesn't mean you have a free pass to use it to grief, dupe items, break the economy, etc. Use common sense. If a rune's powers are too good to be true, they are probably meant to be disabled. The bow, tool and armour enchantments seem somewhat popular and may be worth trying out. Surface tension and forcefield have also been used from time-to-time. The permanence rune destroys the egg. Chrono trigger is a little bit too powerful, so it's probably a good idea to ask a mod to just use the one at spawn and let them decide if that's OK, rather than construct your own. </b><br></div>
This list is accurate as of 2022-01-29. Feel free to experiment. But, just because a rune is enabled doesn't mean you have a free pass to use it to grief, dupe items, break the economy, etc. Use common sense. If a rune's powers are too good to be true, they are probably meant to be disabled. The bow, tool and armour enchantments seem somewhat popular and may be worth trying out. Surface tension and forcefield have also been used from time-to-time. The permanence rune destroys the egg. Chrono trigger is a little bit too powerful, so it's probably a good idea to ask a mod to just use the one at spawn and let them decide if that's OK, rather than construct your own. </b><br></div>
<div style="float: left; width: 50%;">
<div style="float: left; width: 50%;">

cold feet<br>
mineshaft<br>
absolution<br />
freezer<br>
accelerator<br />
diviner<br>
aetherchest<br />
tempest<br>
ankhegarmor<br />
automationdesignator<br />
rubrik<br>
blocksensor<br />
Chrono Trigger<br>
bottomlesscauldron<br />
aetherchest<br>
warp<br>
bowoflight<br />
identifier<br>
bowofredlight<br />
smelter<br>
chronotrigger<br />
leafblower<br>
coldfeet<br />
farmer'scharm<br>
compressor<br />
mound<br>
containment<br />
damagesensordesignator<br />
Surface Tension<br>
coldfeet<br>
depthnote<br />
depthnote<br>
dispel<br />
diviner<br />
surfacetension<br>
accelerator<br>
dragonheart<br />
engraver<br />
masterteleporter<br>
farmer'scharm<br />
altarofjudgement<br>
redstonesensor<br></div>
forcefield<br />
freezer<br />
freightpoint<br />
freightteleporter<br />
glowstick<br />
immersion<br />
inheritance<br />
leafblower<br />
levitationobelisk<br />
</div>
<div style="float: right; width: 50%;">
<div style="float: right; width: 50%;">
lockblockdesignator<br />
automationdesignator<br>
lvletei'schest<br />
pressuresensor<br>
magiccake<br />
damagesensorcreator<br>
masterteleporter<br />
blocksensor<br>
Forcefield<br>
mineshaft<br />
bowoflight<br>
mound<br />
multishot<br>
multishot<br />
bowofredlight<br>
oracle<br />
spleefblock<br>
permanence<br />
personalteleport<br />
engraver<br>
immersion<br>
powertool<br />
pressuresensor<br />
prometheus<br>
magiccake<br>
prometheus<br />
recall<br />
personalteleport<br>
redstonesensor<br />
stickyredstonesensor<br>
runicradio<br>
rubrik<br />
runicradio<br />
realityboundingblock<br>
shell<br />
freightteleporter<br>
freightpoint<br>
smelter<br />
spleefblockdesignator<br />
Permanence<br></div>
stickyredstonesensor<br />
surfacetension<br />
teleporter<br />
tempest<br />
torchbearer<br />
vortex<br />
warp<br />
waypoint<br />
</div>

Latest revision as of 04:27, 6 May 2023

Runecraft 3 is a plugin that adds magic runes to Minecraft. It is among the oldest Minecraft mods, and is much-loved by the Novylen playerbase. Runecraft can teleport you across the map, allow you to craft magic armour, construct one-block infinite water sources, and so much more. Runecraft documentation is often difficult to find, and the Runecraft Wiki itself is currently under reconstruction due to data loss. As such, information on Runecraft for Novylen players will be documented here, in one centralised location.

Update 15-Sep: You might be interested in how to build the new Advanced Flight Field. Click through for more information.

Basics of Runecraft

Runecraft is a plugin that has no /commands. Instead, all mechanics involve building structures in game with real blocks. In order to use many Runecraft mechanics, you must first obtain Runic Energy. Runic Energy is created by burning your items, or throwing them into lava. It can also be created using the Aether Chest rune (see below). Different items generate different amounts of Runic Energy. You can store up to 4 million runic energy at a given time. It does not expire when you log off.

Runecraft structures are built with three different types of blocks:

  1. Tier Blocks (aka Ink Blocks): These are the main blocks used to construct the runecraft structures (runes). Different blocks may have different tiers, meaning they give more or less power to your rune (usually). For more information on tiers and energy, see here. Typically, your rune may not mix and match different tier blocks. Tier 0 blocks are often treated like air, though not always, by the plugin.
  2. Structure Blocks: These are very specific blocks that are needed to create a rune. They may also double as tier blocks or key blocks.
  3. Optional Tier Blocks (aka Key Blocks): These are blocks you choose to 'personalise' your rune. They may also double as tier or structure blocks.

Documentation

Runecraft Wiki
Runecraft Wiki (Wayback Machine)
Translatable Chinese-language Runecraft Resource (Mineplugin Wiki)
Runecraft Channel (Discord)
Runecraft Official Youtube Channel

Common Runes

Teleporter

The teleporter uses Tier 1 blocks and higher. When right-clicked, if the signature matches the signature of a waypoint (check to ensure that the N/S/E/W match between waypoint and teleporter) then these blocks will be consumed. From then on, right-clicking the middle of the rune will teleport you to that waypoint. This does not work across worlds. If the waypoint uses a higher tier of block than the teleporter, you must put a tier block in the optional space that matches it.

Tier Block Signature Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Signature Block Tier Block (Optional) Tier Block Tier Block Signature Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Signature Block Tier Block


Waypoint:
The waypoint uses Tier 1 blocks and higher. Once built, if a unique signature block pattern is used, it can be activated with a right click. Teleporters can then link to this waypoint until it is destroyed.

Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Signature Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Signature Block Tier Block Signature Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Signature Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block


Recall:

Enchants a tool. When used, the tool will teleport you to the location of the original recall rune. Consumes the rune in the process. Infinite uses per tool. Can transport animals and villagers (aim slightly above their head and left click).

Redstone Dust Redstone Dust Redstone Dust
Redstone Dust Redstone Dust
Redstone Dust Redstone Torch Redstone Dust
Redstone Dust Redstone Dust
Redstone Dust Redstone Dust Redstone Dust


Power Tool
Enchants your pickaxe to mine a 3x3x# area. # can be changed by right-clicking with the tool in your on-hand. The maximum # is determined by the tier. Works on all regular tools ie sword, pickaxe, and axe. Can be disabled by breaking blocks while shift clicking. Will only break blocks of the type that you mine. Other enchantments eg. autosmelt and silk touch are respected by this rune. Consumes the rune when used. Use of a power tool drains runic energy.

Redstone Dust Redstone Torch Redstone Dust
Tier Block Redstone Dust Tier Block
Redstone Torch Redstone Dust Redstone Dust Redstone Torch
Tier Block Redstone Dust Tier Block
Redstone Dust Redstone Torch Redstone Dust


Dispel:
Removes runic enchantments from items. Tier 1 can be used for a single enchantment. Tier 2+ can be used for multiple enchantments. Tier3+ can be used for all items in your inventory. Opens a GUI so you can be sure not to remove the wrong enchantment bu accident.

Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block
Tier Block Tier Block Tier Block


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All Enabled Runes

Disclaimer: This list is accurate as of 2022-01-29. Feel free to experiment. But, just because a rune is enabled doesn't mean you have a free pass to use it to grief, dupe items, break the economy, etc. Use common sense. If a rune's powers are too good to be true, they are probably meant to be disabled. The bow, tool and armour enchantments seem somewhat popular and may be worth trying out. Surface tension and forcefield have also been used from time-to-time. The permanence rune destroys the egg. Chrono trigger is a little bit too powerful, so it's probably a good idea to ask a mod to just use the one at spawn and let them decide if that's OK, rather than construct your own.

absolution
accelerator
aetherchest
ankhegarmor
automationdesignator
blocksensor
bottomlesscauldron
bowoflight
bowofredlight
chronotrigger
coldfeet
compressor
containment
damagesensordesignator
depthnote
dispel
diviner
dragonheart
engraver
farmer'scharm
forcefield
freezer
freightpoint
freightteleporter
glowstick
immersion
inheritance
leafblower
levitationobelisk

lockblockdesignator
lvletei'schest
magiccake
masterteleporter
mineshaft
mound
multishot
oracle
permanence
personalteleport
powertool
pressuresensor
prometheus
recall
redstonesensor
rubrik
runicradio
shell
smelter
spleefblockdesignator
stickyredstonesensor
surfacetension
teleporter
tempest
torchbearer
vortex
warp
waypoint

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