Server Rules

➤ Rule 1: No Bullying, Harassment, Bigotry, or Other forms of Hateful/Provocative Communication - This also includes, but is not limited to religious, political, and other forms of conversation which may disrupt communication/otherwise offend users.

➤ Rule 2: No Using Hacked Clients, Hacks, X-Ray Texture Packs, or Other Third-Party Tools which may provide an unfair advantage over other players/disrupt gameplay in any way.

➤ Rule 3: No advertising, spam, or attempted poaching of players/staff through means of in game or out of game communication.

➤ Rule 4: The plugins and core game functions are there for a reason - they are meant to set boundaries so we do not have to set them in the rules. No exploiting of any kind, whether it is base game, plugin mechanics, or otherwise.

➤ Rule 5: No sharing or requesting personal information, whether in game or out of game, is allowed. Additionally, threats or jokes regarding doxxing, leaking of personal information, or otherwise are strictly prohibited.

➤ ʀᴜʟᴇ 6: These rules are subject to change at any time and by playing - you agree to said rules and any changes that may occur in perpetuity.

➤ Notice: Punishments and infractions are not limited to this ruleset - Staff reserve the right to hand out warnings/punishments for unlisted infractions at any time to any player that they deem is in violation of server rules, both written or unwritten. This is not a stipulation made for staff to abuse their powers and ban users they do not like - this is here in the event that a rule/ruleset is not covered/for extenuating circumstances. As long as the above rules are followed, users do not attempt to circumvent rulesets using loopholes, users are not attempting to harm the server or its player base, and are maintaining respectful communication, then this notice should be of no concern. 

Getting Started

Getting started in Bone Voyage is extremely simple and should only take you a few moments. Of course, there are a plethora of features which can take you much longer - but if you wish to simply survive, build, and thrive, you can follow the steps below!

1.) Read the introductory signs- Not only do they outline expected server conduct, but provide useful information about the server & getting started.

• Command Alternative: /spawn

2.) The Main Menu: You will have a Bell Item Called “Main Menu”. Right click to use this and if you lose it, you can claim a new one at the spawn Main Menu NPC.

• Command Alternative: /ij get menu

3.) Do /kit claim and /kit starter: These two commands will give you starting armor, a weapon, blocks, and the tools needed to claim your first piece of land.

4.) Explore the Spawn: Inside and around spawn, we have the player markets/admin shops, multiple quests and job NPCs, an AFK room, and so much more. Take the time to acquaint yourself!

5.) To Head into The Wilds, do /RTP: When you are ready to claim your first plot of land or get out into the wilds around the city, you can do /rtp or use the NPC at spawn!

6.) Find Your Plot, Claim Your Home: With the Claim Tool in Hand (The Golden Hoe), you can right click one corner, then the opposite corner to begin claiming your chunks. Follow the on screen prompts to claim your land. If you have any trouble claiming, you can visit the Land Claiming QuickStart Section for more info.

7.) The Tutorial Ship: If you want to update yourself on the mechanics briefly without jumping deep into long, in depth wiki pages - you can type /warp tutorial to look through our abbreviated tutorial ship

You are now ready to begin the basics of playing and surviving in Minecraft - if you are interested in learning more about server specific features and things you can do to enhance your gameplay even further, continue through this wiki to learn more!

Teleportation Commands

Teleportation is an essential feature in Bone Voyage. Whether its to get to new places, meet up with friends, or otherwise, this guide will detail below all of the common teleportation commands

/sethome [name]

• Allows you to set a home at a place of your choice
• The [name] is a section only needed if you have more than one home - You can place any one word name in the [name] section

/home [name]

• Teleports you back to your preferred home.
• If you only have one home, you only have to do /home
• If you have more than one home, then the [name] parameter is required

/tpa [player name]

• Sends a teleport request to teleport to another player, wherein [player name] is said player

/tpah [player name]

• Sends a teleport request to teleport another player to your location, wherein [player name] is said player

/tpaccept [player name]

• Accepts a teleport request from another player, whether it is to teleport to you or teleport to them.
• The [player name] parameter is only required if you have more than one teleport request and need to specify which player’s request you wish to accept.

/rtp

• Teleports the player randomly in the wild. Can be used in the main world and Nether currently.

/warps

• Gives a list of the current available warps

/warp [warp name]

• Allows the player to warp to a premade server warp, wherein [warp name] is the warp you are targeting 

/spawn

• Sends the player back to the spawn area (Jothon)

Other teleportation commands exist, but are in their associated plugin documentation. Please read the supporting documentation to learn how to teleport with Skyblock, Lands, and More…

Supporter Tutorials

Supporter Commands

• /disposal: Opens a menu where players can quickly trash items they do not want or need.
• /nick [nickname]: Allows players to change their in game nickname, wherein [nickname] is the chosen name they would like.

Sign & Chat Formatting

Both signs and chat can be formatted with cool colors and formats to make them pop out - below is a list of things you can add to said signs or chats

• These color codes are meant to be applied immediately prior to what you are formatting
• Example: To make "Hello" in chat appear as Dark Blue & Bold, you would need to type "&1&lHello"

Mystery Cosmetic Crates + Keys

Mystery crates and keys range from Tiers 1-5. As you go from lower to higher tiers, your chance of getting rarer items increases

• To access, enable, disable, or otherwise manage your cosmetics, you can either use your main menu item or do /menucosmetics
• To spend your cosmetic crate keys, simply go to /warp cosmetics, open one of the mystery vaults, and start opening crates

Mystery Dust

Not to be confused with mystery dust from custom enchanting, this mystery dust can be used to craft even more cosmetic mystery boxes

• This dust is primarily earned from getting repeat Cosmetic Items.

To craft this mystery dust, just go to one of the mystery vaults at /warp cosmetics, then at the bottom right click the anvil.

• In this menu, you will be able to see the mystery dust cost and general chances of each tiered mystery crate 
• When you are ready to craft your crates, click the cosmetic crate you are wanting to craft, and it will be automatically applied to your mystery vault inventory.

Land Claiming Tutorials

Notice: This tutorial is a direct copy of the official lands plugin's tutorial page. If you would prefer to view said wiki, you can here

Claiming

Creating your own claim is really easy. You can either claim individual chunks or areas using the selection mode.

General

Just executing /lands claim will claim an initial area for you with your players name as the land name. 

• If you want to choose a name for your land, you need to execute /lands create before that.
• If you're already part of a land, /lands claim will claim for the land you're already part of.

Selection

The selection mode allows you to claim large areas with ease. Just execute /lands selection, select both corners by just clicking, and execute /lands claim.

Management

You can manage your land in the menu by executing /lands or by using the commands. To see a list of available commands,

just execute /lands help.

Multiple Lands

If you're part of multiple lands, you can decide for which land commands are executed, by executing the /lands edit <land> command once.

• Allow following commands will be executed for this land. Editing lands in the GUI menu doesn't require this.

Trust Players

Command: /lands trust <player> [area]

• If you don't specify an area for the [area] parameter, the player will be trusted in the whole land.
• Alternatively, open your land menu (/lands), navigate to the players menu and click on the Trust Player button.

Untrust Players

Command: /lands untrust <player> [area]

• Alternatively, open your land menu (/lands), navigate to the players menu and click on the Untrust Player button.

Toggle Permissions for Players

1. Open your lands menu by executing /lands.
2. Click on the roles item.
3. Open the role settings menu.
4. Configure the settings to your liking.

Promote / Demote Players

1. Open your lands menu by executing /lands.
2. Navigate to the players menu.
3. Click on the player's item.
4. Use shift + left click to promote and shift + right click to demote them.

Video

The following video shows the basics of Lands.

• Video Here

Current Edit Land

Most commands don't require you to provide the name of a land or nation. Commands are usually executed for the land that you selected via /lands edit <land>.

/lands edit <land>

• Enter the edit mode for a land. All following commands will be executed for this land.\

Player Commands

/lands

• Opens the GUI menu. Executing `/lands menu` will have the same effect.\

/lands menu [menu] [additional]

• Open the GUI menu. You can open a specific menu by providing the [menu] parameter. If you execute /lands menu here, if will open the menu for the (sub)area you're currently standing in. The [additional] parameter is only available for server admins to open a menu for a specific players, etc.

/lands help [page]

• Display all command of Lands. Each command group has their own help command. For example /lands claim help will display all subcommands of the claim command.

/lands create <name> <tag>

• Create a new land. The tag can be the short version of your land name. Example: land name = Test, tag = T

/lands createcamp <name>

• Create a temporary land that will be deleted after a specific period. The period depends on your server's configuration.

/lands delete <land | here>

• Delete a land or subarea at your current position. If you provide `here` for the land parameter, it will delete the subarea you're currently standing in.

/lands selection

Create a selection by selecting a lower and upper corner. Executing /lands selection expand will expand the selection to the full height. When complete, you can execute the following commands for the selection:

• /lands claim - claim the selection
• /lands assign <area> - resize an existing subarea or create a new subarea
• /lands unclaim - unclaim the selection\

/lands claim [radius, auto, fill]

If no argument provided, it claims the chunk you're standing in.

• Radius: claims chunks in a specified radius.
• Auto: claims chunks while you're walking
• Fill: claims all chunks that are surrounded by claimed chunks.

/lands claimlist

• View all claimed chunks for your land.

/lands unclaim

• Unclaim the chunk you're standing in. If you created a selection via /lands selection, it will unclaim the selection instead.
• You can also execute /lands unclaim radius to unclaim chunks in a specific radius or /lands unclaim auto to unclaim chunks you're walking into.
• /lands unclaim all will unclaim all chunks for your current /lands edit <land> land.

/lands assign <area>

• Resize an existing subarea or create a new one.

/lands merge <land>

• Merge the provided land with your current land.

/lands relations

• Manage relations of your land. You can add/remove allies and enemies.

/lands deposit <amount> [land]

• Deposit money to a land bank.

/lands withdraw <amount> [land]

• Withdraw money from a land bank. If the [land] parameter isn't provided, it will withdraw money from your current land.

/lands balance [land]

• View the balance of a land. If the `[land]` parameter isn't provided, it will show the balance of your current land.\

/lands trust <player> [area]

• Trust a player in the whole land or a specific (sub)area. If you don't provide an area, the player will be trusted in the whole land.

/lands untrust <player> [area]

• Untrust a player from the whole land or a specific (sub)area. If you don't provide an area, the player will be untrusted from the whole land

/lands ban <player> [area] [silent]

• Ban a player from the whole land or a specific (sub)area. If you don't provide an area, the player will be banned from the whole land.
• If you provide true for the [silent] argument, the player won't receive any message that they have been banned.

/lands unban <player> [area]

• Unban a player from the whole land or a specific (sub)area. If you don't provide a area, the player will be unbanned from the whole land.\

/lands setrole <player> <area | *> <role>

• Set the role for a player in a specific area. If you provide * as the area name, the role will be given in all areas, if the role is available in all areas.

/lands setowner <player>

• Ask a land member to be the new owner of your land.

/lands accept <land>

• Accept an invitation from another land to join them or an ownership request.

/lands deny <land>

• Deny an invitation from a land.

/lands level

• View the current level progress of your land.

/lands invites

• View all received invitations and ownership requests.

/lands leave <land | here>

• Leave a land. If you provide hereˋ as the argument, you'll leave the (sub)area at your current position.

/lands chat [land] <message>

• Send chat messages in the land chat. If the land parameter is not provided, it sends a message to your current /lands edit <land> land.\

/lands taxes

• View upcoming tax payments that will be taken from your personal balance to stay a member in your land. This doesn't apply to lands that you own. At the time of the tax collection, you need to have enough money in your personal balance.

/lands upkeep

• View upcoming upkeep payments for lands that you own.
• These payments will be taken from the land bank or personal balance.
• The upkeep depends on the amount of chunks your land has claimed.
• If your land isn't able to pay the complete upkeep, the last claimed chunks may be unclaimed to compensate for the missing balance.

/lands info [land]

• Display information about a land. If no parameter is provided, it will display information about the land you're currently standing in.

/lands player <player>

• View information about a specific player, such as joined lands.

/lands map

• View a map that shows claimed and unclaimed chunks around you. If you want to view the map in chat instead of the GUI, execute /lands map chat

/lands rename <name>

• Rename your land.

/lands setspawn

• Set the spawn for your land.\

/lands spawn [land]

• Teleport to a land spawn. If you don't provide a land, it will teleport you to the spawn of your current /lands edit <land> land.

/lands list

• View all lands created on the server. They can be sorted by different criteria in the GUI menu.

/lands storage

• Open the virtual item storage for your land. Modifying the storage will be logged in the land inbox. So other land members will be able to see what you took or put into the storage.

/lands view

• Visualize land borders with particles. Make sure particles aren't turned off in your Minecraft game settings.

/lands unstuck

• Teleport to the nearest unclaimed chunk. In case you're ever trapped inside claim, you can use this command to get out of it.\

/lands rent

• With this command you can manage rentals. It allows you to cancel your current rental or remove tenants in exchange for a compensation etc.

/lands confirmtp

Confirm an unsafe teleport destination.

Nations

/nations menu

• Open the nation menu of your current land.

/nations create [name]

• Create a new nation. 

/nations delete

• Delete the nation of your current land.

/nations rename <name>

• Set a new name for your nation. Depending on your server you might be able to use color codes and hex color.

/nations setcapital

• Set the capital of your nation.

/nations relations

• Add/remove allies and enemies of your nation.\

nations trust <land>

• Invite a land to join your nation.

/nations untrust <land>

• Remove a land from your nation.

/nations accept <nation>

• Accept an invitation from a nation to make your land join them.\

/nations deny <nation>

• Deny an invitation from a nation.

/nations leave

• Leave the nation of your current land.

/nations spawn

• Teleport to the spawn of your nations capital

/nations chat [nation] <message>

• Send a message to all players of your nation. If the [nation] argument is not provided it will send a message to the nation of your current land.

/nations info [nation]

• View information about a nation. If the [nation] argument isn't provided, it will show information about the nation of your current land.

/nations level

• View the level progress of your nation.

/nations list

• View all nations created on the server. They can be sorted by different criteria in the GUI meu.

Wars

/wars menu

• Open the GUI menu for the current or upcoming war.

/wars declare <land | nation>

• Declare war against a land or nation. The enemy needs to accept the war declaration before the war declaration even starts.

/wars deny

• Deny mutual war declaration.

/wars info

• View information about the current or upcoming war.

/wars spawn

• Teleport to the entry spawn of your team during war. This will teleport you near the border of the enemy land or nation.

/wars list

• View all active wars on the server.

Land Chat

The easiest way to chat with land members is by just sending a message in the normal chat with the following format: @land <message>

• Just make sure to replace <message> with the message of your choice.

If you want to send a message to a specific land, just add the land name before the message: @land <land> <message>

Examples:

• @land Hello my fellow land members! -> Sends a message to your current edit land.
• @land Test Hello my fellow land members of land Test! -> Sends a message to the land named Test.

Alternative Command

If you want to send messages using a command, just execute /lands chat [land] <message>.

• The [land] parameter is optional and the behavior is the same as with the chat tag above.

Nation Chat

The easiest way to chat with nation members is by just sending a message in the normal chat with the following format: @nation <message>

• Just make sure to replace <message> with the message of your choice.

If you want to send a message to a specific nation, just add the nation name before the message: @nation <nation> <message>

Examples:

• @nation Hello my fellow nation members! -> Sends a message to the nation of your current edit land.
• @nation Test Hello my fellow nation members of nation Test! -> Sends a message to the nation named Test.

Alternative Command

If you want to send messages using a command, just execute /nations chat [nation] <message>.

• The [nation] parameter is optional, and the behavior is the same as with the chat tag above.

Subareas are inside a land. These areas are three dimensional. That means that they are not bound to chunks, but instead to blocks. You can trust players to specific areas and apply flags to them, like you would do for a land. The land also has a default area which contains every block that isn't part of a subarea. This is the area that you're normally modifying in the menu of your land.

Create a new Area

1. First open your land menu with /lands menu and click on the areas item. 

2. Now click on the add area button. After this you will need to enter the area name in chat.

3. After that you will notice that the area will popup in the menu and give you instructions on how to set select the boundaries of the area.

4. The selection is set. It will display it to you live. You can make changes as you wish. Then just execute /lands selection assign <area>. After that everything is setup. The GUI menu of the area can be opened via /lands or by standing inside it and executing `/lands menu here`.\

Trust Players and set Flags

By opening the areas menu and clicking on the area, you can trust players to this specific area and edit flags. You can do everything for this specific area, just like for the default area.

Areas can be setup for rental or to be purchased via the GUI menu or by using a sign. The setup via the GUI menu is recommended, but both ways result in either a sign or a hologram, which players can use to rent or purchase.

Menu

1. Place a sign in the sub area that you want to setup to be rented or sold.
2. Execute /lands menu here while standing in the area.
3. Click on the setup rental item
4. Set all values and confirm.

When the Setup is Done

The rent or sell sign or hologram is setup and users can now access it.

Rent & Extend Time

To rent a area, just click on the sign or hologram. To add more time to your rental, just click again on the sign or hologram.

Purchase an Area

Just click on the sell sign or hologram.

Browse Listings

Use /lands rent list to view all areas and lands that can be rented or bought. There you can also filter and sort these offers.

Cancel Rental

Tenants can use /lands rent cancel to cancel their rental while standing inside the area.

Remove the Rental

As the area owner you can either remove the sign or execute /lands rent remove while standing inside the area.

Remove Tenant

You can remove tenants by executing /lands rent remove tenant. This may require you to pay a compensation fee to the tenant.

Signs

An alternative way to setup areas for rental, is by using signs. However, the menu alternative is recommended, since it's just easier.

Rent Sign Setup

Rental signs can only be created in subareas. Whole lands can only be sold.

• Explanation: Parameters surrounded by [] are optional. Parameters surrounded by <> are required.

• [area]: This parameter is only needed if the sign is placed outside the area.
• <interval>: The tenant can extend their rental by <interval>. Time units: d (days), h (hours) and m (minutes). Default is d. Example: 15d = 15 days
• <max>: Is the max. duration of the rental. After that the tenant can't extend their rental.
• <cost>: Defines the cost per <interval>.

You can only set up sub areas for rental. The default area can only be set up for sale (= selling the whole land; more information below)

Example: The following example lets players rent the area for a maximum of 30 days. They can expand their rental for $1000 for every 7 days until they have accumulated a maximum time of 30 days.

Sell Sign Setup

Sell signs can be placed in sub areas and in the default area (= selling the whole land).

• Explanation: Parameters surrounded by [] are optional. Parameters surrounded by <> are required.

• [area]: This parameter is only needed if the sign is placed outside the area.
• <cost>: Defines the total cost.

Example: The following example lets players buy the area or land (if placed in the default area) for $5000.

What is a Nation?

A Nation is a collection of lands. A landowner can create a nation by executing /nations create <name>. This land will be the capital of the nation. Once the nation is created, the nation can invite other lands to join them.

Allowing Nation Members

You can allow all players that are part of the same nation to do specific actions in the land, by toggling flags of the nation role, which can be found in your land menu.

Land and Nation Upkeep

Lands that are part of a nation will no longer pay upkeep to the server, but instead to the nation they're part of. The nation, however, can configure how much upkeep lands of their nation need to pay to them. Also, the nation needs to pay upkeep to the server. That means that setting an upkeep on their lands may be crucial to pay the upkeep costs for the nation to the server. The nation can configure the upkeep on the lands in their nation menu. The nation menu can be opened by executing /nations. If you're part of multiple lands, and you want to edit a different nation, execute /lands edit <land> to let the /nations command be executed for the nation of this specific land.

Nations in Wars

Nations can declare war against other nations or lands, by executing /wars declare <land or nation>. All lands in the nation will fight in this war. If a player is part two of lands that are not in the same nation, the player will join the team in which they are part of the most lands. In this case, lands they own will be prioritized. Depending on your server's configuration, a single land can also declare war against a whole nation.

Nation Levels

A nation can level up by various factors which depend on your server's setup. Levels will reward you and your nation lands with more claims and other benefits. You can view the level of your current nation by executing /nations level.

1. Declare War

1. To declare war against your enemy, simply execute /wars declare <land>.
2. Now a menu will open which asks you about setting a tribute. This tribute will be paid by the enemy (defender) in case they surrender later.
3. After you clicked on the send button, the enemy will receive your war declaration with information, like when the war starts and which tribute you set in case they want to surrender.

2. War Preparation Time

After the declaration is sent, the war preparation time starts. During this time, the defender has time to prepare against for the upcoming fight. All players of both lands will get a notification periodically. By executing /wars info or /wars, you can get information about the upcoming war.

3. The War Starts

When the war preparation time is over, all players of both lands are able to fight against their enemy. By executing /wars menu you can view which actions, like block breaking etc., you can do in the enemy's lands.

3.1 What Happens if a Player is Part of Multiple Lands? Which Team Will They Join?

Defending lands are prioritized and the team is calculated once and stays the same.

3.2 Allies

Direct allies (a land or lands of a nation) will be able to support you in your war. They'll also be visible in the /wars menu. They also can be attacked by the enemy.

4. During the War

During the wartime, you may be able to invade the enemies land and steal items from their containers. You may even be able to break and place certain or all blocks depending on if it is allowed (Currently stealing/block destruction is disabled). 

4.1 Capture Flags

Capture flags can be crafted or are given to you by the server. You can view the crafting recipe during the war in the /wars menu. You must place them in the outskirts of the enemy's land. After that, you must clear all enemy presence in this area and hold the capture point for a specific time. You'll be able to view a progress bar at the top of your screen. Be aware that the defenders get notified once you place a capture point! 

5. The War is Over

The team with the most points wins the war.

• Points are given for kills, captured flags, etc.
• The winner will be rewarded with a robbery money amount with is taken from the defender's balance (usually their land bank).
• If both teams have the same amount of kills, the war will end in a draw and no team will be rewarded.

In Game Currencies

Bone voyage has three in game currencies - Gold Shillings, Vote Coins, & Points. Below is a list of their uses and how they interact. In no way can these currencies be bought or gamed with real life currency.

Gold Shillings

• Gold Shillings are the primary player currency. These are used to purchase goods from players, shops, sky block upgrades, and so much more. It is best to consider this the standard dollar on Bone Voyage.

Gold Shilling Commands

• /bal: Shows your total bank balance through a GUI interface. Also allows you to pay and manage your money through this menu
• /baltop Gold: Shows the highest ranking balances on the server
• /pay [player] [amount]: Allows you to send other players money, wherein [player] is the player you are sending to and [amount] is the amount you are sending.

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Vote Coins

• Vote coins are a currency which are earned through voting for the server.
• One Server Vote = One Vote Coin
• Votecoins can be used for...

1. Upgrades to your total set homes
2. Give you access to purchasing different advanced enchanting items
3. Access to our voting kits
4. Are used to exchange for our third and final currency - points. 

Vote Coin Commands

• /votepoints: Shows the total amount of Vote Coins you have

Points

• Points are the final currency on the list. Similar to Gold Shillings, these can be traded player to player - but inherently have a much higher value due to their uses.
• These can only be obtained through player to player trading or through the /voteshop exchange section. Currently, more options for earning points in game are in development.
• The Current Exchange Rate of Vote Coins to Points is 2 Vote Coins:1 Point and Vice Versa

• Points can be used to purchase the following...

1.) Voter Premium: This gives the player double the rewards (excluding vote coins and points) from voting on the server.

2.) Auction House Upgrades: You can upgrade the total amount of auctions you can create

3.) Crate Keys: Points can also be exchanged for crate keys. These keys then allow you to open one of the many crates we have for a chance at a multitude of items including gear, spawners, xp, gold shillings, and more. For more information on these please refer to the Crates wiki page.

Points Commands

• /points: Shows the total amount of points you have
• /points ppay [player name] [amount]: Gives points to another player, wherein [player name] is the player you are paying, and [amount] is the amount you are paying them.

The Different Shop Types

Players have the ability to either buy/sell basic goods to the main admin shop or can create/use various player-oriented shops. Below are a list of these markets and how to use them.

• This server economy heavily relies on the idea that players will supply each other with goods and services. While the admin shop is there for basic goods and to help players get a headstart by selling their goods, it is in no means a permanent, all providing solution

Admin Shop

The admin shop is the basic shop in the aforementioned explanation where the most basic items can be bought and sold. 

• Players can access this shop by doing /warp shop and right clicking Worbal the Pawnbroker (Buy/Sell Shop)
• Mysh the Buyer can also be used to quick sell inventory items, but alternatively /sellgui can be used anywhere in the world to quickly sell anything that is able to be sold.

Chest Shops

This is the first of three player based markets players can use to sell their items to others. Players can set up chests, whether in their home or in the rentable spawn regions, to sell goods to others.

Setting Up a Chest Shop

1. Place a chest down, then with the item you want to sell in hand - Shift + Left Click the chest
2. A GUI will appear; Inside of this GUI - price the item and set the amount of said item you would like to sell
3. Once you have finished, any edits or modifications can be made by either  Shift + Left Clicking the chest or by doing the command /shops and editing from this interface

Buying from a Chest Shop

Players can buy from a chest shop by either...

1. Going to the ChestShops Location and Clicking It: A GUI will appear allowing you to choose how much you would like to buy
2. Using the Command /shops: This allows players to browse the various goods on the Chest Shop market and make purchases as needed from anywhere in the world

Chest Shop Limitations

• Players can have a total of 10 Chest Shops (This can be upgraded through donation ranks)
• Chest Shops can have a max of a double chest inventories worth of items.

Orders

If you cannot find an item on any of the shops and are in need of it, you can make what is called an order.

• This allows you to select an item you need, specify the price you want to pay and quantity you need for said item, and allow players to (overtime) fill your order.

Placing an Order

1. You can either open the orders GUI from the Item Orders NPC at spawn or use /orders
2. At the bottom middle right of this menu, click Your Orders then New Order
3. From the menu that comes up, you can now select which item you want, the quantity of said item you are looking for, and how much you are looking to spend in total for your order

Filling an Order

1. You can either open the orders GUI from the Item Orders NPC at spawn or use /orders
2. Inside of the menu, find the order you want to fill and left click it
3. Inside of the chest menu that appears, place your items.
4. Once you are finished close the menu and you will be paid the appropriate % of the total order value for how much you contributed

Auction House

This is the final player market type. While many of its functionalities are covered by the order and chest shop systems, it is primarily there for users wanting to auction off items; Usually those that are custom or rare in value.

Auction House Commands

• /ah: This opens the auction house interface, allowing you to browse the current auctions
• /ah sell [price] money [amount]: With the item you are selling in hand, this opens an auction, wherein [price] is how much you want to sell it for and [amount] is how much of said item you want to sell
• /ah auction: With the item you are selling in hand, this opens the bidding/selling interface. It is the easier GUI alternative to the /ah sell command.
• /ah collect: This will collect all of your auction items that have expired
• /ah amount: Shows the total number of auctions you are allowed to have and auctions you currently have active

Upgrading Your Total Auctions

1. Do /ah, then go to the bottom left where it says Upgrade Limits.
2. From there you can now spend Points to upgrade the total auctions you can have

Voting

Voting currently gives players the ability to earn amazing rewards while also helping to promote the server. It is an integral part of the server's ability to get new players - so we found it fitting to make the rewards just as special!

How to Vote

• /voteall: Quickly brings up all of the voting links for you to easily click and vote.
• /vote: Opens the voting interface, which allows you to see and click the voting sites you wish to vote on in addition to the various other interfaces involved with voting

Rewards for Voting

When you vote you will receive money, experience points, one vote coin, and one vote key. As you descend the list of voting websites, you will gradually receive more money per vote.

Vote Shop

The voteshop is where players can spend their hard earned vote coins to buy useful upgrades such as kits, extra set homes, and exchange vote coins for points!

• To access the vote shop, you can type /voteshop

Voter Premium

Voter premium is an upgraded version of voting. In exchange for points, players can activate said voter rank and receive 1.5x money and 2x rewards for one month.

Voting Milestone

As you and the server vote more, you will receive the ability to unlock both personal and global milestones. These reward players with experience, in game currency, and much more!

Voting Parties

After a certain number of players vote, a special "party" will activate. This will give all online players a collection of rewards for reaching the vote party goal.

Reward Crates

Reward crates, which can be found at /warp crate, are crates which provide players with a chance to receive a plethora of items ranging from spawners, experience points, in game currency, gear upgrades, and much more.

How to Open Reward Crates

Vote Crates: The keys for vote crates are either earned from daily voting or by purchasing them from the Crate Key Exchanger NPC for points.

Daily Crates: Daily crates are unlocked by completing daily quests (/dq) or by purchasing them from the Crate Key Exchanger NPC for points.

Monthly Crates: These crate keys can only be obtained from the Daily Crate with a 1/30 chance.

All Other Crates: These crate keys can only be obtained by purchasing them from the Crate key Exchanger NPC for points or by receiving them from the aforementioned crates as drops.

Skyblock Quickstart

Getting started in skyblock is relatively easy and fast - allowing you to quickly make your own island and begin building up your own personal plot outside of the main world.

• To create your own island, do /is create [island-name], wherein [island-name] is the name you want to give your island. From the menu, select your island schematic.
• All settings for your island can now be controlled in /is panel from anywhere in the world
• To teleport back to your island, you can do /is

Enchanting

Obtaining Custom Enchanting Books & Items

You can get custom enchanting books and items by either

• Killing Certain Mobs - Items and books have a % Chance to Drop from some mobs that varies based upon mob difficulty.
• /Enchanter - Allows you to purchase random books by tier in exchange for experience levels.

How to Enchant

• Assuming you have obtained a book from one of the two methods above, take said back and drag it over the top of your item.
• Books have a % Chance to succeed, fail, or destroy the item that is being enchanted

How to Prevent Enchanting Failure/Item Destruction

• Magic Dust: To prevent failure, you can apply magic dust to the book in question to improve its odds. Note that only magic dust of the same tier can be applied to a book (IE: An Elite Books Only Accepts Elite Magic Dust)
• Randomization Scrolls: Rerolls the Success/Failure % on books to random values
• White Scrolls: Prevent the item from being destroyed during the enchanting process

Tinkering

If you decide that you need to get rid of some books, you can use the tinkerer menu to trade in said books for experience and magic dust of the same tier

• To access the tinkering menu, do /tinkerer

Alchemist

If you decide that you need to upgrade some magic dust or books, you can use the alchemist menu to trade in...

• Two books of the same tier for one book of a higher tier
• Two magic dust of the same tier for one magic dust of the same tier, but with higher chances

To access the tinkering menu, do /alchemist

List of Enchantments

All Enchanting Items

Slot Increaser

• Applying will increase number of slots available on item to a max of 13

Enchantment Orbs

• Enchantment orbs can be applied to armor/weapons and will increase the amount of enchants you can apply on that item by number specified in the orb command

White Scroll

• Applying one of these to your item will protect it from being destroyed from a failed enchantment

Secret, Mystery and Magic Dust

• Increase book(s) success rate, while decreasing failure. The higher success rate is, the higher chance of enchantment applying on item.

Black Scroll

• Applying this item will take away one random custom enchantment from item, and give a book of it with certain success & destroy rates \[can be changed in config]

Randomization Scrolls

• Applying one of these to the given custom enchant book will randomize the success and destroy rates

Item Nametags

• Using one will let you rename items. 

BlockTrak

• Apply a tracker on tools to track number of blocks mined using the item.

StatTrak

• Applicable on weapons, to track kills done with the item.

Soul Tracker

• "Stack" souls on items as fuel, then use for enchantments.

Transmog Scroll

• Organize enchantments on item in order

Holy White Scroll

• The item this is applied to cannot be lost on death

Mob Trak

• Track how many mobs have been killed with an item.

Other Useful Commands

RPG Skills

• /sk: Opens up the primary RPG skills menu

Custom Fishing

• /emf toggle: Toggles custom fish/fishing rewards
• /emf shop: Opens the shop where you can buy/sell custom fish and fishing rewards

Main Menu

• /ij get menu: Gives you the main menu item

Quests

• /dq: Opens the Daily Quests menu

Kits

• /kit starter: Gives players the starting kit
• /kit claim: Gives players the items needed to start land claiming

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