Combat practice: build a repeatable routine

First block: learn your loadout

Stand still and identify each item you have. Select your main attack item, swap to a movement option, then return to the attack item. Repeat until the sequence is deliberate. If your controls feel awkward, rebind them before adding movement.

The developer mentions spears, maces, elytra and rockets, wind charges, pearls, tridents and TNT carts. This describes the game’s equipment range; it does not promise that every character spawns with every item. Check your selected kit.

Second block: add an approach

Start away from the dummy. Approach using your chosen movement, connect an attack, then move clear. If the attack misses, reset to your starting position instead of improvising several new actions. Change only one element between attempts: distance, aim or the order of your actions.

Third block: keep a recovery option

Plan the action after your attack before starting the approach. A drill is complete when you are back in control of your position, not merely when the hit lands. Practice both a successful hit and a miss followed by a clean reset.

Take one sequence into Duels

Use the same kit in a duel. Watch which part fails against movement. Return to the dummy for that specific part; do not rebuild your entire sequence after one loss. Use the beginner route to pace your session and character selection when comparing kits.

Keep Minecraft numbers out of the drill

The game advertises Java 1.21.11-style combat. That is not a full specification of Roblox damage, reach, cooldowns or crafting. Judge your drill by what the current game displays and by repeatable execution, rather than importing a numeric table from another game.

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Checked 2026-11-13 · sources below

Game features: official Roblox experience by [IS] Insomnia Studios. Practice sequences and tactical suggestions are the wiki’s editorial recommendations.