Things regulars wish they had known sooner.

Money and progression

• Vote every single day. It is the best money-per-minute on the server, and a donator rank doubles it.
• Check both markets before selling. The server shop is instant, the auction house usually pays more. Rare drops are almost always worth listing.
• Jobs stack with everything. You get paid for blocks you were already breaking, so join one before you start a big project, not after.
• The AFK zone pays out while you are idle. If you are stepping away, step away in there.

Staying safe

• Claim first, build second. The most common loss on any survival server is a beautiful unclaimed base.
• Claim wider than you think. Extending later costs nothing but is easy to forget until someone builds next to you.
• Use /trade, never trust drops. Scamming is punishable, but a trade window means it cannot happen at all.
• Keep your evidence. Screenshots and times make a report actionable. Staff also have block logs, but your timestamp is what points them at the right place.

Quality of life

• Set a home the moment you /rtp. Random teleport can put you thousands of blocks out, and finding it again without a home is painful.
• Name your homes by what they are — base, farm, mine — not home2 and home3.
• /back after dying takes you straight to your things, if your rank has it.
• Player vaults travel with you. Storage you can reach from anywhere beats a chest you have to walk to.

Community

• Link your Discord. Suggestions and reports you file then follow you, and you can chat with the server while away from your computer. See Discord.
• Suggestions genuinely get read. A specific, well-argued one is far more likely to happen than a one-line wish.