The Sietch Armoury

Factions and homeworlds

Faction passives use the recorded faction. Full-set effects additionally check that all four equipped pieces are tagged stillsuits belonging to your recorded faction. A mixed set can protect against sun exposure if every piece is tagged as a stillsuit, but does not grant a faction set bonus.

Arrival and respawning

Faction selection requests travel to the corresponding homeworld without a normal paid fare. On a proxy network, this is a server-transfer request. On a single backend, the homeworld must already be loaded for a local arrival. Respawn is redirected to the homeworld only when that world is loaded on the current backend; there is no general cross-server respawn router.

Choosing carefully

Fremen suits favor harvesting and sneaking; Harkonnen and Corrino favor combat; Atreides favor speed and extra full-set health; Ordos favor short concealment and explosives. Spacing Guild has appearance-related support but is not one of the five player-selectable factions.

Stillsuits, flight and Ordos equipment

Armor that looks like leather but protects like netherite

Faction kits use colored leather stillsuits with custom armor attributes. Helmet, chest, legs and boots provide 3, 8, 6 and 3 armor points respectively. Each piece adds three armor toughness and 0.1 knockback resistance. Faction trim patterns distinguish the suits; ordinary armor does not acquire these properties by matching its color.

/dune kit requires a faction and adds another shovel and four armor pieces. The shovel is a tagged netherite shovel with Efficiency V and Unbreaking III. Kits do not include a general food allowance or a conventional melee weapon; sietch caches provide food, while weapons must be obtained separately.

Winged stillsuit

To use /dune elytra, wear your faction's leather stillsuit chestplate, carry an Elytra in storage inventory and have 1,000,000 Solaris. The command consumes the carried Elytra, replaces the worn chestplate with a tagged winged Elytra and charges the price. The new item retains custom chest armor protection and faction identity, and qualifies as the stillsuit chest slot for heat protection and set bonuses. It is a purpose-built upgrade, not a general enchantment transfer service.

Ordos Shadow Step and charge

With a matching full Ordos suit, using an Ender Pearl in the main hand grants five seconds of invisibility. The plugin temporarily stores and removes armor, then restores it, returning displaced pieces to inventory or dropping overflow. During removal you do not count as wearing a complete suit, including for sun protection.

The tagged Ordos Implosion Charge launches a wind charge and supplies a replacement one tick later. Its impact produces immediate primed TNT attributed to the shooter. Despite its name, it uses ordinary TNT explosion behavior; treat it as destructive explosives rather than a harmless movement tool.

Sun exposure and shelter

Arrakis has a dedicated heatstroke timer. Default lethal exposure is 300 seconds: five minutes of uninterrupted qualifying sunlight. The plugin checks once each second and warns on the first exposed second and at thirty-second intervals.

When the timer runs

All of these conditions must apply: you are alive on Arrakis, outside Creative and Spectator modes, not wearing a full tagged stillsuit, in clear weather, during daytime before world time 12300, and exposed at the top of the surface rather than beneath shelter.

The plugin shows a burning effect while exposure accumulates. Fire-tick damage caused by that active exposure effect is cancelled until the timer expires. At the lethal threshold, the plugin sets health to zero. Ordinary fire, lava and other hazards are separate; a stillsuit is not general fire immunity.

What resets exposure

Taking cover, wearing a full tagged suit, reaching night or otherwise ceasing to meet the exposure conditions resets the timer. You do not need to wait for gradual recovery. The stored exposure entry is removed and the associated fire effect cleared.

Arrakis defaults to persistent daytime

DuneTerrain disables the daylight cycle on Arrakis and sets world time to 6000 during setup. Under that default, waiting for a natural sunset is not a reliable survival plan. Use a suit or reach shelter. An operator can alter world time or game rules separately.

Equipment edge cases

A winged stillsuit counts as the chest piece. A mixed-faction set can still satisfy heat protection if every equipped slot has the stillsuit tag, but faction set bonuses require matching tags. Ordos Shadow Step temporarily removes armor, so its five-second concealment also temporarily breaks the full stillsuit condition.

Fremen field equipment

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Homeworld: Arrakis. Suit color: orange. Unbreaking III on every kit piece; Swift Sneak III on leggings. Two spice units per deposit.

Fremen helmet

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore A sealed hood guards the breath, stitched for sietch life, where every drop of water has a place.

Fremen chestplate

Tagged leather stillsuit. Eight armor points; required worn chestplate for the Elytra merge.

Lore Layered stillsuit fabric gathers the body’s precious moisture, stitched for sietch life, where every drop of water has a place.

Fremen leggings

Tagged leather stillsuit. Six armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore Close-woven leg wraps follow the wearer across stone and sand, stitched for sietch life, where every drop of water has a place.

Fremen boots

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points. Wear all four slots for heat protection.

Lore Desert soles leave measured tracks across an unforgiving world, stitched for sietch life, where every drop of water has a place.

Fremen winged suit

Tagged Elytra upgrade. Costs 1,000,000 Solaris plus a carried Elytra; retains chest protection.

Lore A winged adaptation carries its wearer above the dunes, stitched for sietch life, where every drop of water has a place.

Spice Harvest Shovel

Tagged netherite shovel; Efficiency V and Unbreaking III. Required to harvest spice.

Lore A harvester’s tool for orange treasure: each stroke serves the endless demand for melange.

Illustrated reference icons. Actual gear uses vanilla leather armor or Elytra geometry. The sixth card is a related item, not necessarily an exclusive kit reward.

Harkonnen field equipment

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Homeworld: Giedi Prime. Suit color: red. Combat damage +15%; matching full set refreshes Strength II.

Harkonnen helmet

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore A sealed hood guards the breath, marked by the hard discipline and dark reputation of Giedi Prime.

Harkonnen chestplate

Tagged leather stillsuit. Eight armor points; required worn chestplate for the Elytra merge.

Lore Layered stillsuit fabric gathers the body’s precious moisture, marked by the hard discipline and dark reputation of Giedi Prime.

Harkonnen leggings

Tagged leather stillsuit. Six armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore Close-woven leg wraps follow the wearer across stone and sand, marked by the hard discipline and dark reputation of Giedi Prime.

Harkonnen boots

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points. Wear all four slots for heat protection.

Lore Desert soles leave measured tracks across an unforgiving world, marked by the hard discipline and dark reputation of Giedi Prime.

Harkonnen winged suit

Tagged Elytra upgrade. Costs 1,000,000 Solaris plus a carried Elytra; retains chest protection.

Lore A winged adaptation carries its wearer above the dunes, marked by the hard discipline and dark reputation of Giedi Prime.

Melange Spice

Tagged orange dye. Direct sales use /duneess sell; default base value 15 Solaris per unit.

Lore The orange wealth of Arrakis binds desert survival, House ambition and travel among the stars.

Illustrated reference icons. Actual gear uses vanilla leather armor or Elytra geometry. The sixth card is a related item, not necessarily an exclusive kit reward.

Corrino field equipment

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Homeworld: Kaitain. Suit color: purple. Protection III on kit armor; entity-caused incoming combat damage is reduced by 15%.

Corrino helmet

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore A sealed hood guards the breath, carrying the ceremonial pride of Kaitain and the weight of imperial service.

Corrino chestplate

Tagged leather stillsuit. Eight armor points; required worn chestplate for the Elytra merge.

Lore Layered stillsuit fabric gathers the body’s precious moisture, carrying the ceremonial pride of Kaitain and the weight of imperial service.

Corrino leggings

Tagged leather stillsuit. Six armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore Close-woven leg wraps follow the wearer across stone and sand, carrying the ceremonial pride of Kaitain and the weight of imperial service.

Corrino boots

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points. Wear all four slots for heat protection.

Lore Desert soles leave measured tracks across an unforgiving world, carrying the ceremonial pride of Kaitain and the weight of imperial service.

Corrino winged suit

Tagged Elytra upgrade. Costs 1,000,000 Solaris plus a carried Elytra; retains chest protection.

Lore A winged adaptation carries its wearer above the dunes, carrying the ceremonial pride of Kaitain and the weight of imperial service.

Arrakis Water

Tagged finite-source water bucket. Sold through /dune water sell; authorization affects price.

Lore A measured reserve from the desert: in a sietch, water is a promise to the living.

Illustrated reference icons. Actual gear uses vanilla leather armor or Elytra geometry. The sixth card is a related item, not necessarily an exclusive kit reward.

Atreides field equipment

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Homeworld: Caladan. Suit color: blue. Movement can refresh Speed I. Matching full set adds four hearts while equipped.

Atreides helmet

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore A sealed hood guards the breath, bearing the memory of Caladan’s waters beneath a foreign desert sun.

Atreides chestplate

Tagged leather stillsuit. Eight armor points; required worn chestplate for the Elytra merge.

Lore Layered stillsuit fabric gathers the body’s precious moisture, bearing the memory of Caladan’s waters beneath a foreign desert sun.

Atreides leggings

Tagged leather stillsuit. Six armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore Close-woven leg wraps follow the wearer across stone and sand, bearing the memory of Caladan’s waters beneath a foreign desert sun.

Atreides boots

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points. Wear all four slots for heat protection.

Lore Desert soles leave measured tracks across an unforgiving world, bearing the memory of Caladan’s waters beneath a foreign desert sun.

Atreides winged suit

Tagged Elytra upgrade. Costs 1,000,000 Solaris plus a carried Elytra; retains chest protection.

Lore A winged adaptation carries its wearer above the dunes, bearing the memory of Caladan’s waters beneath a foreign desert sun.

Dune Navigator

Tagged Nether Star. Left- or right-click to open the menu; restore with /dune menuitem.

Lore A small star-shaped reminder that even the farthest desert belongs to a wider planetary network.

Illustrated reference icons. Actual gear uses vanilla leather armor or Elytra geometry. The sixth card is a related item, not necessarily an exclusive kit reward.

Ordos field equipment

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Homeworld: Sigma Draconis IV. Suit color: green. Matching full set enables five-second Shadow Step on main-hand Ender Pearl use.

Ordos helmet

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore A sealed hood guards the breath, made for quiet steps and concealed intentions beneath Sigma’s cold skies.

Ordos chestplate

Tagged leather stillsuit. Eight armor points; required worn chestplate for the Elytra merge.

Lore Layered stillsuit fabric gathers the body’s precious moisture, made for quiet steps and concealed intentions beneath Sigma’s cold skies.

Ordos leggings

Tagged leather stillsuit. Six armor points, toughness three, knockback resistance 0.1.

Lore Close-woven leg wraps follow the wearer across stone and sand, made for quiet steps and concealed intentions beneath Sigma’s cold skies.

Ordos boots

Tagged leather stillsuit. Three armor points. Wear all four slots for heat protection.

Lore Desert soles leave measured tracks across an unforgiving world, made for quiet steps and concealed intentions beneath Sigma’s cold skies.

Ordos winged suit

Tagged Elytra upgrade. Costs 1,000,000 Solaris plus a carried Elytra; retains chest protection.

Lore A winged adaptation carries its wearer above the dunes, made for quiet steps and concealed intentions beneath Sigma’s cold skies.

Ordos Implosion Charge

Tagged Wind Charge. Replenishes after launch; impact creates immediate TNT.

Lore A concealed burst of force for an agent who prefers the echo to reveal less than the hand that cast it.

Illustrated reference icons. Actual gear uses vanilla leather armor or Elytra geometry. The sixth card is a related item, not necessarily an exclusive kit reward.

Sietch cache supplies

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Each unclaimed personal cache contains all six supply types below. Claiming supplies is separate from harvesting a CHOAM quota.

Gold helmet

One per personal cache. Protection II and Unbreaking II. Not a tagged stillsuit.

Lore A bright relic recovered from a sietch cache; its gleam hints at the wealth that crosses Arrakis.

Gold chestplate

One per personal cache. Protection II and Unbreaking II. Does not prevent heatstroke.

Lore Desert traders prize its shine, though a stillsuit remains the wiser companion under a merciless sun.

Gold leggings

One per personal cache. Protection II and Unbreaking II.

Lore A gilded cache find, worn with the memory of older expeditions and fortunes lost in sand.

Gold boots

One per personal cache. Protection II and Unbreaking II.

Lore Their gold catches the desert light, a small extravagance in a world that measures life in water.

Oak planks

32 per cache. Ordinary building supplies.

Lore Shelter begins with simple materials; a wooden brace can turn a hollow in the rock into a refuge.

Bread

16 per cache. Ordinary food. The cache also contains 250 tagged spice units.

Lore A plain ration shared in the shade can matter more to a traveler than a chest of spice.

Cache overflow is transferred or dropped when you close the inventory. Each player can claim a specific sietch once. The enchanted gold gear does not qualify as a stillsuit.

Travel, weapons and explosives

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

These ordinary Minecraft items support plugin mechanics. They are not all granted by a faction kit.

Ender Pearl

Main-hand use activates Ordos Shadow Step when wearing a matching full set.

Lore For Ordos, a brief passage through shadow is another tool in the art of remaining unseen.

Ordinary Elytra

Carry one while wearing a stillsuit chestplate for the paid winged upgrade.

Lore Unadapted wings await the craft of a winged stillsuit before desert flight can wear a faction’s identity.

Arrow

An arrow impact can activate a magma-marked spice bloom.

Lore A narrow line of intent, pointing toward the next route or the next danger beyond the dunes.

Trident

A trident impact can also trigger a spice bloom.

Lore A weapon whose shape recalls water-rich worlds, brought into a land where water itself is guarded.

TNT

The tagged Ordos charge creates an immediate primed TNT explosion on impact.

Lore An explosive answer to stone and opposition, echoing the dangerous tools carried on frontier expeditions.

Iron sword

Haunted Fremen raiders carry one. Their equipment has zero gear drop chance.

Lore A familiar blade in unfamiliar sands; allegiance gives its bearer a cause, but not immunity.

Illustrated icons describe existing interactions; these pages do not add crafting recipes, new weapons, or a free-item command. Use only the documented kit and admin actions.

Markers and supporting items

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Recognize the equipment and landscape markers involved in Arrakis gameplay and navigation.

Raider leather helmet

Ordinary helmet worn by Haunted Fremen raiders. Not faction-tagged loot.

Lore A raider’s worn hood carries the dust of harsh roads and the suspicion of desert travelers.

Empty bucket

Used for natural-source collection. Normal water sales remove buckets; NPC water missions return empties.

Lore An empty vessel on Arrakis is a question: where will the next precious measure of water be found?

Suspicious sand

Arrakis spice deposit. The resource pack makes it spice-gold; harvest with the tagged shovel.

Lore An unremarkable patch may conceal the memory of a spicebloom beneath its surface.

Magma marker

Untriggered bloom: 3x3 lower patch with a raised central magma block.

Lore A hot signal beneath the sand gives the spicebloom its visual language of pressure and eruption.

Glowstone marker

Raised bloom center after eruption. Nearby suitable sand becomes spice deposits.

Lore A light in the stone suggests a hidden cache, a promise of supplies beyond the reach of the sun.

Guild compass

A Navigator interface icon for travel. It is a menu symbol, not a separately granted travel artifact.

Lore A celestial pointer for those who trust their destination to routes charted beyond the desert horizon.

Artwork is an illustrated reference, not a replacement resource pack. Actual models and textures come from Minecraft and the supplied DuneResourcePack.zip. The following page covers additional interface symbols; the entire vanilla item library is outside this catalogue.

Navigator and help symbols

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Gold ingot

Wallet / Solaris

Lore The gold of commerce gives shape to Solaris, the currency behind fares, sales and contracts.

Emerald

CHOAM contracts

Lore A merchant’s bright token evokes the negotiations that turn scarce goods into influence.

Paper

Contract offer

Lore A dispatch travels farther than a footprint, carrying news from a desert sighting to another world.

Clock

Active job / time

Lore Time counts differently beneath a waiting Guild notice or a smuggler’s mission deadline.

Writable book

Spice exchange

Lore A blank ledger awaits a route, an account or an explanation preserved in a traveler’s own hand.

Book

Player listings

Lore Knowledge is another provision: a field manual can spare a traveler an expensive lesson in the sand.

Chest

Cache / exchange

Lore A sealed cache is a quiet promise that someone once prepared for those who would follow.

Shield

Faction selection

Lore A heraldic face turns protection into allegiance, carrying a House’s presence into unfamiliar ground.

Comparator

GUI reload guide

Lore An instrument of careful measures, suited to administrators who keep the machinery of the realm in balance.

Barrier

Cancel listing

Lore An imperial refusal made visible: the route ends here until the proper authority opens it.

Oak door

Leave worker job

Lore A threshold between exposed sands and shelter, or between one record and the next.

White banner

Faction help symbol

Lore A raised standard recalls the public face of a House and the authority claimed beneath it.

Map

Arrakis travel guide

Lore No chart can tame Arrakis, but a marked route can preserve the memory of a safe passage.

Husk spawn egg

Admin summon help

Lore A symbol of the desert’s hostile inhabitants, used here as a control rather than a new creature.

Leather chestplate

Kit menu symbol

Lore The stillsuit’s humble outer fabric hides the discipline of surviving where moisture cannot be wasted.

Arrow

Previous / back

Lore A narrow line of intent, pointing toward the next route or the next danger beyond the dunes.

Scepter and NPC controls

Lore passages are creative flavour for Project Dune. The mechanical descriptions remain the gameplay reference.

Imperial Admin Scepter

Tagged blaze rod, gold name and glint. Right-click in the main hand; operators only. Custom model data 1006.

Lore An ornament of command: its authority rests with operators entrusted to govern the Minecraft realm.

Wandering trader egg

NPC administration icon: place an Arrakis Smuggler. An interface control, not a free egg item.

Lore A discreet visitor at the edge of the dunes may carry a contract worth more than an ordinary trade.

Villager egg

NPC administration icon: place a stationary, protected Guild Navigator at your position.

Lore A Navigator’s station begins with a quiet figure who stands between the traveler and the planetary routes.

Sniffer egg

Imperial admin icon: summon Shai-Hulud. The actual worm is a Sniffer body with a hidden Husk controller.

Lore The maker’s summon is represented by a control symbol; the sandworm’s presence belongs to Arrakis.