Description:
Deploy the pyramid — hold the Mobile Pyramid item and right-click the top face of any solid block. The pyramid spawns as a massive 13×13 base, 8-block-tall stepped structure centered on that point. You need a clear 13×13×8 space; the pyramid will refuse to spawn if terrain would clip it.
Enter Driver Mode — right-click any block on the pyramid's exterior. You are seated 2 blocks above the base in a fixed driver seat.
Steer with WASD at 2.2 blocks/sec. Your current speed and sandstorm cooldown are shown in the action bar. Shift to dismount.
Pharaoh's Pyramid Vehicle is a rideable, world-reshaping vehicle mod. You craft and deploy a fully realized stepped sandstone pyramid that actually moves across the landscape — flattening terrain ahead of it and rebuilding the ground it passes over. The pyramid carries its own interior pocket dimension, has visual and audio spectacle while in motion, and comes with a suite of special blocks that control its behavior.
All items and blocks are found in the Pharaoh Tech creative tab.
| Item / Block | Description |
|---|---|
| Mobile Pyramid | Deployable item that spawns the moving pyramid vehicle |
| Heart of Ra | Crafting ingredient and placeable block that toggles pyramid drive on/off |
| Pyramid Exterior | The sandstone shell blocks that make up the pyramid's surface |
| Lit Pyramid Hieroglyph | Glowing hieroglyph blocks embedded in the pyramid's exterior |
| Eye of Ra | Glowing wall block; right-click to teleport into the pocket home dimension |
| Pyramid Return Portal | Found inside the pocket home; right-click to teleport back to the driver seat |
| Pyramid Exit Sign | Right-click to teleport back to the top of the pyramid and dismount freely |
Right-click any exterior block of a deployed pyramid to enter Driver Mode. You sit in a centered, fixed driver seat. While riding:
| Control | Action |
|---|---|
| W / A / S / D | Steer the pyramid at 2.2 blocks/sec |
| Space | Trigger a Sandstorm Burst (10-second cooldown) |
| Shift | Dismount the pyramid |
Your action bar shows drive status, speed, and the remaining sandstorm cooldown in seconds.
The pyramid moves one full block at a time, flattening whatever ground is ahead and cleanly rebuilding the surface it leaves. It will refuse to move into any space that would cause it to clip into terrain, sink underground, or overlap with obstacles.
Right-clicking a placed Heart of Ra block while the pyramid is nearby toggles the drive on and off. When drive is offline, the pyramid stays still and you can look around freely without the vehicle moving. A message confirms the current state. This is useful for taking in your surroundings before committing to a direction.
Right-click the Eye of Ra block on the pyramid's exterior to teleport into a persistent 17×17×12 pocket home dimension linked to your pyramid. This private space persists between sessions.
Inside, you will find a Pyramid Return Portal — right-click it to teleport back and remount directly into the driver seat of your pyramid, ready to drive.
Right-click the Pyramid Exit Sign block (also found inside the pyramid) to be teleported to the top center of the pyramid on the outside. You are fully dismounted before and after the teleport, so you can walk freely on top of the structure.
Press Space while driving to unleash a Sandstorm Burst. This has a 10-second cooldown, displayed in the action bar.
While the pyramid is in motion, any mob caught within its swept path is violently knocked aside. Nothing living can stand in the way of a moving pyramid.
A moving pyramid is a spectacle:
The Heart of Ra is required before you can craft the pyramid itself. Build it first from gold blocks, lapis blocks, and a Nether Star — then use it as the core of the Mobile Pyramid recipe.
Heart of Ra:
Mobile Pyramid:
Both items are also available in the Pharaoh Tech creative tab for quick access in creative mode.
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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.
