BoardRaid exists to push Minecraft's BINGO play further: through an online duel platform that connects players and lets them compete and cooperate, so more people meet this game at its core — collect items, complete advancements.
Gameplay
All you have to do is clear the board.
The board is the heart of BoardRaid: two players can pick it cell by cell in turn, leave it to chance, or lay it out however they like. Both sides race for the same tasks — whoever meets the win condition first takes the match.
- Boards from 3x3 to 7x7: dealt from one shared seed, drafted cell by cell by both players, or assigned by the host
- Identical RNG: drops and trades come out the same for both sides, in the same order — flint, blaze rods and piglin bartering included, so luck is never the variable
- Several formats: 1v1 duels, multiplayer deathmatch (every player for themselves), and team play with shared progress
- Tight pacing: a match usually ends inside 30 minutes, with a built-in timer and both sides' progress on one screen
Obtain a full set of wooden tools (sword/axe/shovel/hoe/pickaxe)
Kill an enderman
32
Obtain 32 blocks of gold
Wash an item in a cauldron
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Breed cows
☠
Suffocate in a wall
Summon a snow golem
Obtain a water bottle
Kill a stray
Obtain a piston
Obtain a daylight detector
Total Beelocation
Obtain both coal and charcoal
Into Fire
What a Deal!
The City at the End of the Game
3
Obtain an observer, dispenser and dropper at once
Block 200 damage with a shield
20
Earn 20 vanilla advancements
Sticky Situation
Obtain a rabbit's foot
Clear a status effect with milk
Obtain an enchanted golden apple
Hot Tourist Destinations
Get the Poison effect
Ranked
We encourage competition.
Match an opponent for a 1v1 duel. The rules are fixed — a 5x5 board, 15 cells to clear, the ranked seed library.
- We encourage competition: rating only goes up — your rank is the height you reached, not where it has slid to
- Every match is recorded: history, opponents and match details stay on your profile, ready to review any time
- Ranked data is collected separately: settled and stored by the server, available for you to analyse
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Spark I
1000 - 1099
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Spark II
1100 - 1199
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Spark III
1200 - 1299
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Lunar I
1300 - 1399
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Lunar II
1400 - 1499
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Lunar III
1500 - 1599
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Astra I
1600 - 1699
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Astra II
1700 - 1799
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Astra III
1800 - 1899
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Nova I
1900 - 1999
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Nova II
2000 - 2099
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Nova III
2100 - 2199
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Zenith
2200 +
Custom
Doing it your way is the point.
Open a room, invite friends, and the rules are in your hands — from board size to seed.
- Board size, win condition, seed source and board assignment are each adjustable
- A custom board lets you name every cell: race whatever the organisers want to race
- Deathmatch is every player for themselves; team mode has both squads share one set of progress
- A room ID or invite code is enough to start — made for a night with friends
Custom Room Settings
General
Game rules