Siegefire Battlegrounds

Quickstart

1. Open the Creative inventory and search for items such as Flamethrower, AK-47, Arena Chestplate, Emberwall Shield, or Siege Tank.
2. Equip the Arena armor in the armor slots. Hold a shield in your hand or off-hand and use the normal shield/defend control.
3. Start with a weapon such as the Flamethrower, Laser Gun, Arcane Blade, or Boomerang. Hold the item and use the normal attack or use input.
4. For vehicles, select a vehicle placer and use it on open ground:
   • Siege Tank
   • Siege Bomber
   • Drill Vehicle
   • Submarine
   • Aircraft Carrier
   • Fighter Jet
5. For a remote trap, place a Remote Bomb, then use a Detonation Remote to trigger it.
6. Try the Destiny Bond Totem before a duel. Its signature effect kills the player who kills its bearer.
7. Build an arena from Arena Sand, Arena Brick, Battlewood Logs, Battlewood Leaves, and Energy Crystals. Add a Stationary Siege Cannon or Rocket Launch Pad for extra battlefield objectives.
8. To find the custom biome with commands enabled, use: /locate biome com_siegefire_battlegrounds_k3itwux6:water_arena

All crafting recipes use a crafting table. The recipe icons below can be hovered over or tapped to view their complete layouts.

Overview

Siegefire Battlegrounds is a Creative PvP sandbox built around large-scale arena combat. Combine conventional firearms, fantasy weapons, shields, defensive totems, remote explosives, heavy vehicles, aircraft, and naval equipment to create anything from a close-quarters duel to a full siege.

There is no single required loadout. Build an arena, choose equipment for each player, and decide whether the fight will focus on infantry, vehicles, air power, naval combat, or mixed warfare.

What It Adds

Weapons

Totems and explosives

Vehicles and emplacements

Vehicle placers are single-item equipment pieces. Using one on a suitable area creates its corresponding vehicle or emplacement.

Armor and shields

The mod includes a complete Arena armor set:

• Arena Helmet
• Arena Chestplate
• Arena Leggings
• Arena Boots

Its three named shields are:

• Emberwall Shield
• Bastion Shield
• Arcane Aegis

Arena materials and locations

The mod includes themed battlefield materials and structures:

• Water Arena biome
• Arena Sand
• Arena Brick
• Battlewood Log
• Battlewood Leaves
• Energy Crystal
• Battle Waterbed
• Rocket Launch Pad
• Stationary Siege Cannon

Use these blocks to create cover, bases, roads, launch areas, and objectives for PvP battles.

How To Use

Building a battleground

Use Arena Sand and Arena Brick for open combat zones, then add Battlewood Logs and Leaves for cover or fortified areas. Energy Crystals can mark objectives, team bases, or important locations.

For a naval arena, use the Water Arena biome or build around Battle Waterbeds. Leave enough open space for submarines, aircraft carriers, and other large vehicles.

Using weapons

Select a weapon in the hotbar and use the standard Bedrock attack or use control. Different weapons are suited to different distances:

• Use the Flamethrower and Arcane Blade when fighting around corners or inside structures.
• Use the Machine Gun, AK-47, Laser Gun, or John Wick Gun across open ground.
• Use the Battle Boomerang when you want a throwable weapon rather than a firearm.
• Test every weapon in a practice area before starting a team match so players know its range and handling.

Using shields and armor

Equip the Arena armor pieces in their matching armor slots. Hold a shield while advancing, defending a base, or crossing an exposed area. Emberwall Shield, Bastion Shield, and Arcane Aegis provide different themed options for player loadouts; test them in your arena to decide which shield fits your ruleset.

Using totems

Bring a Destiny Bond Totem into a duel when you want retaliation protection. Its defining effect is that the player who kills its bearer is killed in return.

Use the Levitation Totem to introduce vertical movement into a fight. It can be useful for launching players into aerial combat, breaking defensive formations, or creating hazards around towers and bridges.

Using remote explosives

Place a Remote Bomb where an enemy is likely to pass, then move to a safe position with the Detonation Remote. Trigger the bomb when the target enters the blast area.

Remote Bombs are especially effective around:

• Narrow tunnels
• Base entrances
• Bridges
• Vehicle routes
• Objective rooms

Keep bomb locations secret and establish arena boundaries before using large explosives.

Using missiles and torpedoes

Use the Missile Designator and Heat-Seeking Missiles as a guided-strike loadout. They are well suited to vehicle battles and large outdoor arenas.

Use Torpedoes in water-based battles, especially against submarines, aircraft carriers, or targets moving across Battle Waterbeds.

Using vehicles

Use a vehicle placer on open ground to deploy the corresponding vehicle. Give large vehicles plenty of space and avoid placing them inside cramped structures.

• Use Siege Tanks to attack bases and hold ground.
• Use Siege Bombers for aerial bombing runs.
• Use Fighter Jets for air combat and rapid movement.
• Use Submarines and Torpedoes in water arenas.
• Use Aircraft Carriers as large naval bases or team objectives.
• Use Drill Vehicles around underground routes and terrain obstacles.

After deployment, interact with the vehicle and test its movement and attack controls before beginning a match.

Using the Battle Console

The Battle Console is a dedicated battlefield item. Craft or obtain one during arena setup, then try its interact/use input while holding it. It is useful to keep with the player responsible for preparing the battleground and loadouts.

Crafting And Obtaining

The Creative inventory is the fastest way to obtain the mod’s weapons, armor, shields, vehicles, blocks, and special items. Search for their display names in the appropriate Creative category.

The following items have crafting-table recipes.

Battlefield equipment

Shields

Heavy weapons and naval equipment

Jetpack

Equip the Siege Jetpack as a combat mobility item and carry Jetpack Fuel Cells for your flight setup. The jetpack has 240 durability, so replace it when it becomes worn.

Abilities And Mechanics

Arena armor values

The chestplate provides the most protection, while the full set gives the best coverage across all armor slots.

Equipment durability

Some combat equipment has a defined durability:

Other equipment is intended to be managed as part of the match loadout and can be replaced from Creative inventory when running practice battles.

Vehicle and emplacement placement

Vehicle placer items are not ordinary decorative blocks. Use them on the battlefield to create their named vehicles. The Stationary Siege Cannon is deployed as a fixed emplacement and is best positioned before players choose their starting equipment.

Place large vehicles on level ground, and reserve water areas for submarines, torpedoes, and aircraft carriers.

Progression And Strategy

Siegefire Battlegrounds has loadout-based progression rather than a required survival path. A useful way to organize a match is:

1. Scout and build — Prepare cover, bases, roads, water zones, and objectives.
2. Arm the infantry — Give players Arena armor, a shield, and a primary weapon.
3. Add mobility — Introduce jetpacks, tanks, aircraft, or drill vehicles.
4. Escalate the siege — Deploy stationary cannons, remote bombs, missiles, torpedoes, and bombers.
5. Reserve the biggest weapons — Use Meta Bombs and Rocket Nukes only after establishing safe boundaries and clear match rules.

For balanced PvP:

• Give every team comparable armor and access to cover.
• Separate vehicle areas from infantry spawn points.
• Use Arena Brick for fortified positions and Battlewood for temporary cover.
• Place cannons where they can defend an objective without dominating every route.
• Make remote bombs visible or restrict their number if players are new.
• Use water, air, and ground zones together for combined-arms battles.
• Keep Rocket Nukes and Meta Bombs away from spawn areas unless destruction of the arena is part of the match.
• Give players a practice round to learn the handling of weapons and vehicles before starting a competitive battle.