Slender

**Slender** was Seacraft's third minigame. In it, the players need to find the eight pages hidden throughout the island.

## The map

The map was originally a jungle biome. It was broken of from the mainland to form Slender Island. Ruined stuctures were built around the island. Many pages are hidden in these. The map has been made artificially overgrown meaning that there are more trees, more vines and more tall grass that usual.

## Gameplay

In Slender, most of the players have to find each of the eight pages. They are all hidden throughout the island. Six are hidden in ruined structures and the other two are hidden in 'natural' features.

The pages appear in item frames. Players must right click the item frame when they find it in order to grant them the page. If one player were to find all of these pages, they would win the game.

Another player is Slenderman. Their mission is to hunt down and kill the other players. If this players succeeds, they win.

### Game Point Rewards

* 10 GP - Given to each participating player, unless they won.
* 10 GP - Given for each page a player finds. This is not given to the winner.
* 100 GP - Given to the winner. Does not matter whether the player was Slenderman or a page hunter.

## History

*The Forgotten Period*Please note that the following content may contain assumptions as some of the information has been lost or forgotten.
Slender was made during Seacraft Beta. Its only ruined structures back then was the warehouse and the mine. All other pages were hidden in the overgrowth. zac5 was always Slenderman because he knew where all the pages were.

People complained because the pages were too hard to find. That's when the other ruined stuctures were built.

Commands were also added to Slender's gameplay. At the starting platform, there was a lever that could only be accessed by operators (during Version 1). This system was in place for a large part of Seacraft's history.

With the addition of Game Points in Seacraft 2.4, Slender was revisited. As well as implementing the Game Points system, Slender was updated and no longer required an operator to start the game.

When the server returned with Seacraft 3.0, Slender, along with many other minigames, no longer worked due to outdated commands. To bring it up to date, Slender was rewritten from the ground up and implemented as a data pack. In doing this, ZacNVR was able to further refine the gameplay mechanics. He also reduced the minimum number of players to 2.

### Version History

(Seacraft Beta)
 **1.0.1**
(Seacraft Beta)
 **1.1**
(Seacraft Beta)
 **2.0**
(Version 1)
 **3.0**
(Seacraft 2.4)
 **4.0.0**
(Version 3)
 **4.0.1**
(Version 3)
 **4.0.2**
(Version 3)
 **4.0.3**
(Version 3)
 **4.0.4**
(Version 3)

## Trivia

* There is a secret structure on Slender Island. Not many know about it.
	+ This is due to the fact that the island is often mistaken for free land for people to build on.
* Slender is one of the two minigames that has had heaps of updates, the other being Spleef.
* The first ever screenshot taken on Seacraft was of Slender.
	+ In fact, this screenshot is the one above.

## Gallery

A picture of Slender Island. The Slender lobby is in the bottom-right corner.