Waystones

What Waystones does Waystones adds placeable blocks you can activate and then return to later. Once a waystone is active, you can warp to it using a crafted Warp Scroll, a rechargeable Warp Stone, or by interacting with another waystone directly. A configurable inventory button lets you open the warp menu without carrying any extra items. The mod also generates waystone structures in villages, so you can find them while exploring. Global waystones can be set up so every player on a server shares the same network, useful for community hubs or shared bases. The system works in single-player survival, on adventure maps, and on multiplayer servers as an alternative to command-based warps. ## Who it suits Players who want a physical, in-world fast-travel system instead of commands. Server owners looking for a /warp replacement that fits survival progression. Map makers who need reliable teleport points for adventure maps. Anyone who prefers crafting and placing blocks over typing coordinates. ## Verified capabilities - Craftable waystone blocks, warp plates, and warp scrolls. - Teleport between any two activated waystones. - Warp Stone item that recharges and replaces single-use scrolls. - Optional inventory screen button for item-free warping. - Global waystones shared across all players on a server. - Village structures that spawn with waystones already placed. ## Compatibility and requirements The mod runs on NeoForge, Fabric, and Forge. Supported Minecraft versions are 26.3 and 1.21.1. Both client and server must have the mod installed. Waystones requires the Balm library on all supported versions. On Minecraft 26.1 and newer, it also requires the Shogi library, which handles the configurable warp requirements and rule-based settings used across the author's mods. No other dependencies are listed. ## What to know before installing The license is All Rights Reserved, so check modpack permissions if you plan to redistribute. The project doesn't claim support for any Minecraft version beyond the two listed. No performance numbers or benchmarks are published. Incompatibilities with specific mods are not documented in the primary sources.