DragonTravel

DragonTravel gives players the opportunity to ride dragons in Minecraft.
It offers server-admins the possibility to add a new outstanding way of travel to their servers.

More videos on DragonTravel (including tutorials)

Features:

• Allows admins to set destinations for the dragons.
• Allows players with the specific permission to summon and mount a dragon and...
  ...fly flights which consists out of waypoints(as many as you like)
  ...fly to destinations which have been set by an admin before.
  ...fly to coordinates chosen via command.
  ...fly to players choosen via command(different permission-nodes for other types of travel).
  ...fly to your faction's home-position (Factions required)
  ...fly to your town's spawn (Towny required)
  ...fly to a home-position which has been set by this player earlier.
• Allows admins to set stations and limit the mounting of dragons to these locations (or a specified radius around it).
• Possibility to require a special item for players to use the plugin (e.g. a dragon-egg)
• Making signs which automatically mount a player and bring them to the written destination on the sign.
• Permissions-Support
• Support of all Economy-Plugins supported by Vault (Vault is required for that)!
  Admins can set different prices for all ways of travel!
• Admins can choose in the config whether dragons of this plugin should destroy blocks or if any dragons should break blocks when touching.
• All messages are fully customizable! Default messages.yml is English, but we provide German and French language files as well.

Due to the fact that things can change rapidly in this project, I stopped maintaining instructions on the plugin and other information like a list of commands/permissions in the forums, on this page etc. and decided to create a central location where you can always find all information up-to-date: The DragonTravel-Wiki.

Please use this wiki and report all mistakes you find in there and avoid posting questions on topics like commands/permissions/sign-creation etc., which are answered in the wiki, in the comments.