Events

Events are limited time, server wide features available to players of all ranks or players of a specific rank. They are hosted every so often, usually by an Admin or Mod and often have special rewards for the top ranked players in them. This page covers known events and details about them in chronological order (of the first edition held).

Beep Test

The beep test is a parkour event hosted randomly by Minr admins, usually HC12345. It takes place in its own arena, and can be accessed by players of any rank. It is based off the pacer test, which is a fitness test occasionally held during Physical Education classes.

Details

During the beep test, players must quickly jump across pseudo-randomly generated parkour, before it despawns. If a player falls down or doesn't make it to the other side, they lose a life (Players begin the game with three lives). All of the contestants continue doing this until only one remains. This contestant is declared the winner.

The parkour begins easy, and gradually grows in difficulty overtime. The color of the parkour indicates its growth in difficulty, starting with white parkour, then blue, and so on, following the colors of Minr's difficulty colors.

There is no reward for participating in beep tests.

Ninja Warrior

Ninja Warrior is a parkour event hosted usually around twice a year by HC12345. It always takes place on Saturdays and so far has always been hosted by HC12345, with occasional help from some admins. The event is based off the TV show that has the exact same name.

Details

In Ninja Warrior, players have to complete 4 Stages in order to receive the title of "Ninja Warrior", without falling. Some of the stages have a time limit on them for additional difficulty in their completion.

Until Stage 3, the parkour rises in difficulty making Stage 3 the hardest. While Stage 4 is not very hard, it has a strict time limit that allows no room for error, making it hard for those who have gotten to it to earn the title of Ninja Warrior.

The rewards for Ninja Warrior competitions include colored prefixes, Steam gifts and more.

The Amazing Race

Based on a TV show of the same name, The Amazing Race is an event only for Greens and up that takes place 1 to 2 times a year. It's first host was HC12345, but it has been hosted by a number of different mods/ops over the years.

Details

In The Amazing Race, contestants run around the map of Minr looking for clues. The event starts where the previous edition of it ended, and includes a first clue at the start. Using clever thinking, knowledge of the map and sometimes online tools, contestants solve the clues which lead them to more clues, all until they get to the final clue which is supposed to lead them to the end of the race.

As it involves map exploration, The Amazing Race requires good knowledge of the world map as well as a fair amount of general knowledge to be able to get to the finish. Because it involves exploring the map, it is restricted to Greens and higher.

Prizes include special star prefixes for the top 3 as well as occasional Steam prizes.

The Great Race Tournament

The Great Race Tournament, also referred to as TGR Tournament, was a one time event hosted in July 2014 by HC12345. It mainly resolved around the first map in the TGR series, The Great Race.

Details

In the event, players of all ranks were put against each other in a tournament-style bracket. They had to race in the original TGR map and whoever came first in the race would continue further into the event.

The format started with round robins, followed by knockout stages later on. The winner of this event was crafterkid98.

HC's Christmas Chase

HC's Christmas Chase, or The Christmas Chase was a one time event hosted on Christmas Day in 2014, by HC12345. There have been no new editions of this event ever since.

Details

The event was free for anyone to enter, even with a delayed entrance to it. It consisted of racing through 10 different FFA levels, with whoever beat them all first being the winner.

The winner of this event was chunkyboy12

Tournament of Champions

Tournament of Champions was a one time event hosted by corygolfanatic in March 2016.

Details

The tournament followed a similar format to that of The Christmas Chase and TGR Tournament. Players had to compete against each other in maps picked by the host.

Sadly, due to time differences and other difficulties the tournament was cancelled half-way and there was never a winner announced.

Purple Comet

Purple Comet is an event that is occasionally hosted by rmanimal (and CreepaShadowz). It is held anually, around August, starting in 2016.

Details

During the event, players are given a set of maps in which there are hidden "purple coins", which are purple player heads. Players must look for the coins by doing these maps. Set into one of two teams, the players compete to be the team with the most coins by the end of the event.

The prize is a cosmetic star prefix for the winning player.

Spawn Competition 2016

The Spawn Competition hosted in June 2016 was the first of the series of yearly build competitions organized by MINR. For the most part, the competition was organized by Chillers, but with occasional help from other ops. Only greens+ were allowed to enter.

Details

Contestants were given their own plots in the end where they had Creative Mode access for the duration of the competition. They were allowed to receive WorldEdit help from admins, but nothing too minor that could be done without any help. After the entry period was over, the spawns were submitted in a community vote to see which one was the best.

The winner of the competition was minty1111 and his spawn was used as the server spawn until it was changed to City Spawn.

Puzzle Competition 2017

The Puzzle Competition of 2017, sometimes referred to as “Zath's Puzzle Competition” or just "Puzzlecomp”, was the second in the series of annual build competitions. The competition was mainly hosted by Zatharel. The goal of the competition was to add more pure puzzle maps to FFA.

Details

Just like in other build competitions, competitors are given temporary creative mode, however this time instead of multiple plots per person, the competition is hosted on one large plot. Entries must be complete by August 1st and will later be judged by a panel of judges consisting of 5 Minr Admins.

Maps created

A total of nine puzzles were created. They are:

1. Miner's Millions by rmanimal

2. Birds of Paradise by Pixiface

3. Festival by swimmy1212

4. Carpe Diem by _sPolendina_

5. The Varied 11 by _Fire_

6. Viae by _sPolendina_

7. Heist by CreepaShadowz

8. PERCEPTION by MobotMan

9. Zurdite by Rockin_Ravens

10. The Prestige by _sPolendina_

11. Quick Me Quick by _sPolendina_ and henniboy321

12. Puzzles of Light by henniboy321

13. Four Gods by picklesthecheeta

Maps without a hyperlink were never released to FFA

Maze Competition 2017–2018

The 2017–2018 maze competition, usually referred to as “Mazecomp”, was third in the series of building competitions.

Details

The competitors had from December 10, 2017 to February 1, 2018 to build their maze. The competiors could build in Zero or Theta, but all of them built in Theta because it was much easier. After the building time ended, the judges played all of the maps to decide the winner. The winning map was Grid Hopper by _Fire_.

Maps Created

A total of nine mazes were created. They are:

1. Grid Hopper by _Fire_

2. To Be Kind by Zatharel

3. The Minotaur's Labyrinth by Tetration and Bureine

4. Necropolis by _sPolendina_

5. The Exit by c_dric

6. A Dwarven Playground by henniboy321

7. The Crooked Forest by rebplane and Red_Eyed_Cat

8. IKEAmaze by Pixiface and picklesthecheeta

9. Rainbow Madhouse by eagg2112

Adventure Competition 2018–2019

The 2019 adventure competition, usually referred to as “Adventurecomp” was fourth in the series of building competitions.

Details

The competitors had from July 13 to February 7 to build an adventure map. After the building time ended, the judges played all of the maps to decide the winner. The winning map was 7 Days of Dreaming by luckylukecraft.

Maps Created

A total of 6 adventures were created. They are:

1. 7 Days of Dreaming by luckylukecraft

2. Wormhole by lomour

3. Forrestia by Red_Eyed_Cat

4. Stonecold by Berend

5. Ademyth by Squidyerser

6. Hot Headed by Berend

Maps without a hyperlink were never released to FFA

Spawn Competition 2019

With City Spawn having been used for about a year and a half, it was decided that a new main spawn should be made. The 2019 spawn competition, usually referred to as “Spawncomp” was fifth in the series of building competitions.

Details

The competitors had from May 23 to September 9 to build a spawn, with strict templates on the FFA and "Best Maps" rooms. The spawns had to be aesthetically pleasing and needed to take no more than 10-20 seconds to get to any given map genre. Unlike the previous building competitions, the winner to this event was decided by public voting, which happened for a few weeks after the deadline. The winning spawn was Frozen Spawn, made by chayos.

Spawns Created

A total of four spawns were created. They are:

1. chayos' Ice Palace (Frozen Spawn)

2. luckylukecraft's Chromatic Circuitry

3. pockleshetcheeto's and rebplane's Mountain of Olympus

4. Sulldas' Mountain Resort

Co-op Competition 2019-2020

The 2019-2020 co-op competition, usually referred to as “Co-op Comp,” was sixth in the series of building competitions.

Details

The competitors had from September 26 to February 29 to build a co-op map. After the building time ended, the judges elected to run the submitted maps through the regular board process due to the low number of entries into the competition. No winners were announced.

Maps Created

A total of two maps were created. They are:

1. Perspective 2 by Sulldas

2. Magmatic Fusion by chayos

Puzzle Competition 2020

The 2020 Puzzle Competition, usually referred to as "puzzlecomp" or "puzzlecomp2" was seventh in the series of building competitions and the second to be focused on puzzle building.

Details

The competitors had from June 1st to August 31st to create their puzzle maps. For this iteration of puzzlecomp, mixed puzzles were permitted. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged for both its gameplay and its aesthetics. The competition was first hosted by Zatharel before passing duties over to TheHexer mid-way through. The final judges ended up consisting of chayos, TheHexer, spolendina, and ZombieKiler. The winning map was Jump For Joy by henniboy321.