Guild Nexus

Quickstart

1. Craft a Terminal de Guerra using — this is the heart of your guild's war operations.
2. Place the Terminal de Guerra down and right-click it to open the war menu, where you create or join a team, customize your team's crest/banner, and invite friends (teams are capped at 3 members, leader included).
3. Place a Bloco de Base to establish your team's base — this is the structure enemy teams must destroy to win a war.
4. Surround and fortify your base with turrets, traps, barriers, and generators from the creative menu.
5. Keep a Kit de Reparo on hand to fix damaged defenses by right-clicking them with the item.
6. Watch chat and your team crest — both stay synchronized across all members automatically, so nobody loses track of team messages or the current banner design.

Overview

Guild Nexus turns your world into a base-building, team-versus-team war experience. Players form guilds (teams), build a defended base using a wide arsenal of turrets, traps, barriers, and power generators, and fight to protect their Base block while trying to destroy rival teams' bases. A dedicated team chat keeps all your guild's messages together, and your team's war banner (crest) is always shown consistently to every member.

Beyond guild warfare, the mod adds rare hidden treasure events, an eerie "Eclipse" event where peaceful creatures become drawn toward players, and a training dummy for testing your defenses without real danger.

What It Adds

Core War Structures

• Bloco de Base – your team's core structure; losing it can end your side's war.
• Terminal de Guerra – the interactive hub for managing teams, invites, and war status.
• Baú de Notch – a rare, hidden treasure chest that occasionally appears in the world during special events.
• Boneco de Teste Inimigo – an invulnerable, stationary practice dummy for testing turrets and traps.

Turrets (place and they auto-fire at intruders) Torreta de Flechas, Torreta de Flecha Dupla, Torreta de Flecha Tripla, Torreta de Fogo, Torreta de Gelo, Torreta de Gelo Aprimorada, Torreta de Energia, Torreta de Canhão, Torreta de Lava, Torreta de Veneno, Torreta Tesla, Torreta Sniper, Torreta Laser, Torreta Anti-Aérea.

Traps (triggered by intruders walking near or on them) Mina Explosiva, Armadilha de Espinhos, Armadilha de Espinhos Giratórios, Armadilha de Cola, Armadilha Elétrica, Armadilha Ender, Armadilha de Gelo, Armadilha Explosiva, Armadilha de Veneno, Armadilha de Gravidade, Armadilha EMP, Armadilha de Fogo, Armadilha de Congelamento, Armadilha Sonora.

Barriers and Shields Barreira de Energia, Barreira de Choque, Barreira de Gelo, Barreira de Lava, Barreira Camuflada, Gerador de Escudo.

Utility and Power Detector de Invasão (raid alarm), Holofote (spotlight), Radar, Torre de Comunicação, Reparador Automático, Gerador de Energia, Gerador Avançado, Baterias de Armazenamento (Núcleo de Energia), Banco de Energia.

Items

• Kit de Reparo – repairs damaged war structures when used on them.

How To Use

Building a base: Place a Bloco de Base first, then surround it with turrets, traps, and barriers. Most defensive blocks can only be placed within valid war territory near your base — the game will reject placement outside that zone. Break down defenses with a pickaxe if you need to relocate them; most defenses drop themselves when mined.

Turrets and traps: These activate automatically once placed — no wiring or activation item needed. Right-clicking most defense blocks opens a small control panel for that structure.

Repairing: If a defense takes damage during an attack, hold a Kit de Reparo and use it directly on the damaged block to restore it.

Team management: Right-click your Terminal de Guerra to create a team, set its name, description, color, icon, and crest look (vertical/horizontal offset, scale, hue). Invite other players by name; they'll receive an invite they can accept or decline. Leaders can promote members or kick them. Teams cannot be created or joined once any team's Base has been destroyed in an active war, and leaving or disbanding a team is blocked while war is active.

Chat: Team chat automatically stays synced for every guild member — messages you type are not lost, and everyone sees the same conversation thread.

Crest sync: Your guild's banner/crest customization is always kept synchronized for every team member, so everyone sees the same emblem.

Crafting And Obtaining

All other turrets, traps, barriers, generators, and utility blocks are found directly in the Creative inventory under the Guild Nexus item group for placing and testing. The Baú de Notch and the Boneco de Teste Inimigo dummy appear through world events and are not player-craftable.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Invasion Detection: The Detector de Invasão can alert your team when enemies approach your base.
• Power System: Generators (Gerador de Energia, Gerador Avançado) and storage blocks (Baterias de Armazenamento, Banco de Energia) work together to keep energy-based defenses like shields, barriers, and energized turrets running.
• Shields and Barriers: Gerador de Escudo and the various Barreira blocks create defensive zones that slow or block intruders.
• Rare Events: Occasionally a hidden Baú de Notch treasure chest spawns somewhere in the world, or a wider "Eclipse" event begins, during which normally peaceful creatures start wandering toward players without attacking. These events run for a limited time before ending on their own.
• Test Dummy: The Boneco de Teste Inimigo stands still, takes no knockback, and can be configured to be invulnerable — ideal for safely checking turret and trap damage output.

Progression And Strategy

Start by forming a team and placing your Base and Terminal de Guerra in a safe, defensible spot. Expand outward with turrets and traps layered around your base — combine damage turrets (fire, ice, poison, energy) with movement-hindering traps (glue, spikes, gravity) to slow attackers before they reach your core. Invest in generators and energy storage early, since shields and barriers depend on power. Use the practice dummy to fine-tune your defensive layout before real combat begins. Keep a Kit de Reparo stocked to quickly patch damaged structures during or after a raid, and remember that once any team's Base falls, team rosters lock in place for the remainder of the war.