Best MCPVP Hunger Games Kits (Minecraft)

The Chameleon kit is a very sneaky one! If you like to lurk around, then this kit is for you. You start with wheat that you can use on any mob to disguise yourself, and it drops a mob egg. You won't see the change yourself, but as soon as you take this egg in your hand, you'll be alerted in the chat with a message like "You now look like a SHEEP." As long as you hold this item in your hand, you will look like that mob. When you're attacked, you lose your disguise for a few seconds, but after that, you can blend into the crowd again! Additionally, while you are disguised, you can't be tracked!

A fan favorite, the Chameleon kit allows you to right-click on any type of mob (hostile, passive, or neutral) and obtain a spawn egg. While holding the spawn egg, you look like the mob you right-clicked on. You cannot break blocks while holding the egg. Once you switch to something else in your hand, you look like a player again. This is the perfect kit to sneak up on people.

The Stomper kit is really effective and useful on a large scale. You take only 2 hearts of fall damage, regardless of the height you fall from. If you fall onto someone else, the damage you would normally take is inflicted on them. A 'stomp' penetrates armor, too!

Players within a 5-block radius take the fall damage you would have taken without the kit. You only take up to 2 hearts of damage from any fall.

The Madman kit gives you an aura that weakens people within a 20-block radius. The longer you stay close to them, and the more people within your range, the weaker they become, resulting in them taking more damage from anything. This makes for a great anti-team kit, turning fights to your advantage.

Every time you right-click your compass on the floor, you choose a new target. Keep right-clicking or updating your compass to select who you want to target, and your compass will automatically refresh without you needing to update it. For example, if you want to target WiKi_KiKi, you'd keep updating your compass until it points at them, and then you just follow your compass. No need to update it again. The kit does that automatically!

Additionally, hold down crouch for a charge-up attack. Use this to sneak up on enemies and land a critical hit. You can also use the /target (player) command to lock onto another player manually. If you shift, you will charge up power that quickly decays when you unshift, but it will give a powerful hit if you don't get interrupted before striking your target - a perfect stealthy attack!

The Endermage is a very handy kit, great for dragging those pesky bedrock campers up to your level! When you place the portal, you're teleported to that spot too, and both you and your victim receive 5 seconds of invincibility.

The Beastmaster kit allows you to tame wolves with the bones you start with. The wolves can be very useful in 1 vs. 1 combat, often giving you the winning edge over your enemy in fights! You also have a 100% chance to tame any wolf, so no bone shall be wasted!

The Surprise kit gives you a random kit as soon as the game starts from all the available kits, even the ones you don't own. It's a nice way to try out new kits or add some randomness to your game!

I like this kit a lot. I own about 20 kits, but this one lets me try out kits that I don't usually use. It's really fun, and I recommend it.

The Chemist kit is a good attacking and supportive kit. It starts with three splash potions: Poison II (0:16), Instant Damage II, and Weakness (3:00). Use these potions on your enemies to gain an advantage over them, whether it's early or late in the game.

Two instant damage potions can kill a fully armored diamond player, which makes it overpowered.

The Urgal kit starts with three Strength I potions. You can use these potions early or late in the game, depending on your strategy. It is an excellent attacking kit that can be used for support or solo play.

The Barbarian kit is excellent for getting the upper hand at the start of the game, as well as later on. You start with the sword "Tyrfing," a magical sword that levels up along with you. As you kill players and gain experience, the sword becomes more powerful, eventually upgrading from wood to diamond (even with enchantments!).

(Note: Due to a limitation of Minecraft, the sword sometimes appears to break, but it is not actually gone. Just keep hitting, and you'll do the same damage as with the sword.)

Gives you a 33% chance to poison someone. What else could you ask for?

Come on, you get strength and speed in water. What else could you ask for?