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GUIDES & TIPS

How the server actually works, in the order you will need it. Everything here is free and available from your first minute.

1. Claim your land first

Before you build anything, claim the ground with /claim. Unclaimed builds are not protected and staff will not restore them. You earn more claim blocks by playing and by voting.

Stand in the middle of what you want to protect and type /claim followed by a size. Here it is /claim 5, which claims five blocks out in every direction. Notice the sidebar reads Unclaimed.

Standing on open sand with the command slash claim 5 typed into chat. The sidebar shows Claim: Unclaimed and 1.28 thousand claim blocks available.

The claim appears immediately, outlined by glowing gold markers at its corners and edges, and the sidebar now shows your name instead of Unclaimed. Anything inside those markers is yours.

The same spot after claiming. Gold and glowstone marker blocks outline the claim boundary, and the chat reads Claim created, use slash trust to share it with friends. The sidebar now shows Claim: CruelWinter.

Share it with /trust <player>. Changed your mind? /unclaim hands the blocks back for use somewhere else.

The golden shovel works too

If you would rather draw the claim by hand than give it a number, hold a golden shovel and right-click one corner of the area, then right-click the opposite corner. The claim is created between those two points, so you can shape it to fit what you are protecting instead of a square around you.

It is also how you resize a claim later: with the shovel in hand, right-click one of the corner markers and then right-click where you want that corner to move to.

Holding a plain stick and right-clicking any block tells you whether the land is claimed and who owns it — useful before you start building next to somebody.

2. Pick a job

/jobs pays you for what you were going to do anyway — mining, building, hunting and more. This is where most of your early money comes from.

The menu opens on your profile. You can hold up to three jobs at once, and it tracks your level, your earnings and your daily quests.

The Jobs Menu showing Your Profile: active jobs zero of three, total profit level, wallet points, and quest progress.

Hover any job to see what it pays for. Left-click to join it, and right-click to leave if you change your mind. Each job levels up to 200 and carries one daily quest.

The Miner job in the Jobs Menu: earn money by mining minerals and ores, by breaking stone, deepslate and minerals. Left-click to join, right-click to leave.

A few to start with:

  • Miner — break stone, deepslate and minerals.
  • Builder — place and break building materials.
  • Hunter — kill livestock and mobs.

Because you get three slots, the usual advice is to pick jobs that match what you were already planning to do that session rather than spreading yourself thin.

3. Set a home

/sethome where you settle, and /home to get back. Ranks raise how many homes you can keep. /spawn always returns you to spawn.

4. Selling and buying

  • /shop — the server shop. Always open, fixed prices, and it buys from you as well as selling to you.
  • /ah — the auction house, where players sell to each other. See below for how to list something.
  • /pw — player warps. Visit shops and builds other players have opened up, and open your own once you have a rank that grants warp slots.
  • /trade — a safe face-to-face swap. Use it instead of dropping items and trusting.

The shop is split into five categories — Blocks, Ores, Farming, Mobs and Spawners. Hover any of them to see the name, then click to go in.

The Server Shop menu with five category icons in the middle and the Blocks category highlighted under the cursor.

Your own head sits in the bottom-left corner of the menu. Hover it to check your balance without closing the shop.

Player warps live in their own menu, sorted into categories. It also keeps a list of your favourites and the warps you have recently visited, so the places you use often stay one click away.

Selling on the auction house

Hold the item in your hand and type /ah sell followed by a price. For example, /ah sell 1000 lists whatever you are holding for $1,000. If your hand is empty it will tell you to hold something first.

There is no confirmation step, so a mistyped price goes straight up. You can take your own listing down again by clicking it and choosing Cancel Auction.

The Auction House menu showing a listed shield at full durability, priced one thousand dollars, with just under twenty four hours left before it expires, and an option to cancel the auction.

The rules worth knowing:

  • The minimum price is $10. There is no maximum.
  • Listings last 24 hours, then expire and come back to you.
  • Expired items are held for 7 days before they are deleted, so collect them.
  • How many you can list at once depends on your rank — 10 at Vex, 15 at Blaze, 20 at Warden.

/ah search <text> finds a specific item, and /ah history shows what you have bought and sold.

The PlayerWarps categories menu, a grid of category icons including wood, emerald, wheat and diamond, with buttons for all warps, favourites and recent warps.

5. Getting around

  • /rtp — drops you somewhere random and far out. Best way to find untouched land.
  • /warp — the server warps.
  • /tpa — ask another player to let you teleport to them.

6. Getting rewarded

  • /vote — free, takes a minute, pays in keys, money and claim blocks. Do it daily.
  • /reward — your regular playtime rewards.
  • /battlepass — seasonal objectives.
  • /kits — whatever kits your rank can claim.

7. Progressing

/ranks shows the ladder and /rankup promotes you when you qualify. See Earned Ranks for the exact requirements. /skills, /stats and /playtime track how you are doing, and /lb shows the leaderboards.

8. Making it yours

  • /settings — your personal toggles.
  • /tags and /skin — how you appear to everyone else.
  • /pets and /petshop — company while you play.
  • /team — play together properly.

If something goes wrong

/report reaches staff straight away, and /rules shows the rules in chat. Anything else, ask in Discord.


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