A multiplayer death game where players fight in enclosed arenas to survive.
36.6 of the 61 points that apply = 60 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Jujutsu Craft Culling Game is a multiplayer add-on for Jujutsu Craft that turns a server or roleplay world into a playable version of the Culling Game, with procedurally generated colonies enclosed by black barriers. Players who enter a colony are dropped at one of nine set spawn points, then earn points by defeating Jujutsu Sorcerers, Curse Users, and Cursed Spirits; the Kogane interface tracks their score and provides access to game rules. Players who accumulate 100 points can add server-wide rules, including a radar showing participants’ names, scores, and colony locations, point transfers between players, substitution to leave the game, and barrier crossing. Participants whose score does not change for 19 in-game days face execution, while players with complete Heavenly Restriction can pass through barriers and are exempt from registration, radar tracking, and the inactivity penalty. The add-on also includes a hidden-identity UHC mode: players receive a random Jujutsu Kaisen character’s technique, stats, and starting items, then begin with a sky drop into the colonies. In UHC, global chat and death messages are disabled in favor of proximity chat, and players use guesses and screen-specific name and color reveals to identify characters and factions, including Yuji’s Team, the Zenin Clan, Cursed Spirits, Kenjaku’s Faction, and Solo players. UHC deaths are permanent, with dead players becoming spectators; the game declares victory when only one faction or one solo player remains and removes the colony barriers. Server owners can configure the number, names, size, and generation range of the colonies.
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