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Fix: the final confirmation screen for an own-items duel that also had item stakes only showed the opponent's current gear plus a text count of staked items, not the items themselves. Item stakes now always get a dedicated "Your Stake" vs "<opponent>'s Stake" side-by-side layout in the same Ready/Cancel confirmation screen, regardless of duel mode.

Fix: item staking (and manually dragging items into the kit editor) never actually worked - InventoryListener was cancelling every click on the player's own inventory while any Duels menu was open, not just clicks on the menu itself, including the pickup click needed before dragging an item into an editable slot. A plain click on your own inventory can't place anything into the top inventory by itself, so there's nothing to protect by cancelling it; shift-click stays blocked since vanilla auto-transfers it into the top inventory.

RuneScape Duel Arena-inspired additions, adapted to what's actually meaningful in vanilla Minecraft combat. New: - Duel rules: No Ranged, No Potions, No Food, No Forfeit, No Movement - toggleable per duel or open challenge, enforced live. - Item staking: stake real items alongside (or instead of) a currency stake via a drag-items-in GUI. Items are escrowed the moment you confirm and always returned if the duel is denied, expires, gets replaced, or otherwise never starts. - Gear/stake confirmation screen: before any own-items or item-staked duel, both players see a final read-only screen - own-items mirrors the opponent's current gear, item stakes are laid out side by side. Both must click Ready; either can cancel and get everything back. - Opponent win/loss records now shown before you challenge or accept. Verified across every stable Paper/Purpur release from 1.21 through 26.2 - all green.

Fixed a crash on Paper 1.21/1.21.1: Sound.valueOf(String) threw IncompatibleClassChangeError because Sound's binary shape changed from a concrete enum to a Registry-backed interface starting with Paper 1.21.3, and this plugin is compiled against 26.1.2 (the newer shape). Switched to Registry.SOUNDS.get(NamespacedKey), the same pattern already used for enchantment lookups. Verified compatibility across every stable 1.21.x and 26.x release on both Paper and Purpur (17 combinations, all passing) - the previous version's listed game versions were missing the entire 1.21.x line and included a non-existent "26.1" build; this corrects that.