Keep the Scarlet King from appearing and destroying your world.
42.7 of the 64 points that apply = 67 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
SCP-001, The Scarlet King adds a supernatural survival encounter inspired by the SCP universe, in which spending too long in the Nether can trigger the Scarlet King’s manifestation in the Overworld. After the trigger, hostile Scarlet Cultists appear in groups, chanting and performing rituals that raise the manifestation; they can also hunt players, animals, and villagers, and killing them lowers the manifestation. As it rises, the world changes with red particles in the sky, stronger monsters, blood rain, and lightning, while the cultists’ rituals can include sacrifices that accelerate the process. At high manifestation, the colossal Scarlet King appears, immune to direct damage, surrounded by indestructible pillars linked to him by energy beams and topped by chanting cultists. The encounter is about disrupting the rituals rather than killing the King: eliminate the chanters to collapse the pillars, then use banishing chains to bind him during the brief vulnerable interval. His attacks intensify as manifestation grows and include withering auras, gravitational pulls, blood projectiles, grasping hands, minions, slowness effects, and attacks involving moons and portals. The ending depends on how far the manifestation has risen when he is sealed: a complete sealing below level 500 stops cultist spawns and leaves his crown as the means to bring him back, while excessive manifestation can destroy the world unless safemode is enabled. A Manifestation Clock displays the current level, and the manifestation and safemode can also be controlled with gamerules.
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