Bounties (PRO)
PRO feature. Requires
dBloodMoney-PRO.jar.
Players put a price on each otherβs heads. Whoever kills the target collects the whole pot β on top of the normal steal.
Commands
Section titled βCommandsβ| Command | Permission | Description |
|---|---|---|
/bounty add <player> <amount> |
dbloodmoney.bounty.place |
Place (or add to) a bounty on a player. |
/bounty list |
dbloodmoney.bounty.list |
Show the biggest active bounties. |
/bounty |
dbloodmoney.bounty.list |
Same as /bounty list. |
/bounty remove <player> |
dbloodmoney.bounty.others |
Admin: clear a playerβs bounty. |
How it works
Section titled βHow it worksβ- Place β
/bounty add Bob 500charges you $500 (taken from your balance) and adds it to Bobβs pot. - Stack β anyone can add more; bounties from many players pool into one total.
/bounty add Bob 250again β Bobβs bounty is now $750. - Collect β when Bob is killed, the killer is paid the entire $750 instantly, with a message:
[dBloodMoney] You claimed a $750 bounty for killing Bob!
- Cleared β Bobβs bounty resets to nothing until someone places a new one.
New bounties are announced server-wide (if Broadcast: true):
[dBloodMoney] Alice placed a $500 bounty on Bob!
Configuration
Section titled βConfigurationβPro: Bounty: Enabled: true Min: 50.0 Max: 1000000.0 Allow-Self: false Broadcast: true| Key | Description |
|---|---|
Enabled |
Toggle the whole bounty system. |
Min |
Smallest amount per /bounty add. |
Max |
Largest amount per /bounty add. |
Allow-Self |
Allow placing a bounty on yourself. |
Broadcast |
Announce new bounties. |
Storage
Section titled βStorageβBounties survive restarts. They are saved to bounties.yml, or to the dbloodmoney_bounties table if you enabled a database.
/bounty removeis an admin action and does not refund contributors β it simply clears the pot. Use it for moderation.- The bounty payout is funded by the placersβ money (already collected at placement), so it doesnβt inflate the economy.
- A bounty is only collected on a valid kill β the same safezone, anti-farm and economy rules as a normal steal apply.