Version 1.19.4
Version 1.19.4 with OF
Using PolyMC to create instances of Minecraft with mods
I only see Leather Armor instead of custom armor!
If using Lunar Client, follow [this](https://docs.cryptocraftgame.com/season-2-mmo/welcome/pages/FOK9EF60708ZsFb8eQpS#id-2.-change-version-to-1.19.4) and make sure the "OF" (optifine) is selected.\ If using a different client or custom setup, "Optifine" is required **OR** "CIT Resewn" on Fabric. [Read more here. ](/season-2-mmo/welcome/setup#custom-armor)The skill bar, health bar, or hotbar looks messed up!
If using LunarClient, read [this](https://docs.cryptocraftgame.com/season-2-mmo/welcome/pages/FOK9EF60708ZsFb8eQpS#id-3.-turn-off-use-custom-boss-bar). **Follow step 3 and 4.** \ \ If using another client or custom mods, you've adjusted your bossbar or GUI scale somehow. Try turning off anything that sounds like "Custom Bossbar" or "GUI Scaling". On Vanilla, this should work fine so try the recommended [modlist](/season-2-mmo/welcome/setup#recommended-modlist).### ๐ Master Your Skills, Shape the World In Season 2, your skills are the key to unlocking your true potential. Watch as your actions directly impact the game world: #### ๐ณ Gathering * Harvest raw materials from across the land * Level up to access rarer, more valuable resources * Brave dangerous territories for the most coveted materials #### โ๏ธ Refining * Transform raw resources into valuable crafting ingredients * Unlock new recipes as you level up * Process rare materials that fetch high prices in the market #### ๐จ Crafting * Create powerful weapons, armor, and magical items * Unlock intricate recipes to craft truly legendary gear * Become a master artisan known throughout the realm #### โ๏ธ Combat * Engage in thrilling battles against monsters and other players * Unlock devastating abilities and spells as you level up * Customize your combat style to suit any situation Remember: The more you use a skill, the better you become. Your actions always matter in CryptoCraft!
### ๐ญ Gear Up for Glory In Season 2, your gear defines your power. Every piece of equipment contributes to your character's strength and abilities: * ๐ก๏ธ Craft your own legendary items from gathered and refined materials * ๐ช Trade in the player-driven economy for that perfect piece of gear * โก Upgrade your equipment to unlock its true potential * ๐ฎ Enchant your gear with magical effects for that extra edge * ๐ Imbue your weapons with elemental powers to overcome any foe Remember: While your combat skills let you equip better gear, it's the gear itself that determines your true power. Will you become a master crafter, a savvy trader, or a legendary warrior?
### ๐ Your Epic Journey Awaits In CryptoCraft's Season 2, every player writes their own story: * Explore a vast, hand-crafted world filled with wonders and dangers * Forge alliances, join guilds, and leave your mark on the realm * Participate in a living economy where every item has a history * Face challenges that will test your skills, strategy, and teamwork Are you ready to step into a world where your choices shape your destiny? Where every action contributes to an ever-evolving adventure? **Join CryptoCraft Season 2 today and start forging your legend!** # Class Focus One of the most innovative features in S2 is the Class Focus system. This unique system allows players to instantly switch between classes while keeping all of their other skills, professions, and items. This means that players can quickly play in any playstyle they like without having to start over or lose progress. With the Class Focus system, players can easily switch between classes to adapt to different situations. If you're in a raid and the group needs a different class to fill a specific role, you can easily switch to that class and contribute to the group's success. And when the raid is over, you can switch back to your original class and continue to progress. The Class Focus system also allows for more variety in player's playstyle. Players can experiment with different classes and find the perfect combination of skills and abilities that suit their personal playstyle. It also encourages players to try out different classes they might not have otherwise considered. Overall, the Class Focus system is a massive benefit to players in S2. It allows players to play the game in any way they like, without being locked into a specific class or playstyle. It also makes the game more exciting, giving players the opportunity to try out new classes and strategies, and adapt to different situations. Each class has unique skills, armor, weapons, and offers unique gameplay. From the fast and deadly Assassin to the armored Paladin, each class has unique weapons, armors, and abilities. ### ### Choose your class at any time: **Assassin**: Unleash deadly precision and lightning-fast movement as you take down enemies with your dual wielding katanas and daggers. Master the art of stealth and deception to strike from the shadows. **Paladin**: Become a bastion of defense for your allies, wielding mighty hammers and great swords to shield your team and vanquish your foes. Take on the toughest challenges and protect your teammates with powerful abilities. **Ranger**: Take out your enemies from a distance with your deadly bow and musket. Outmaneuver and outsmart your enemies with your agility and precision. Strike at the critical weak points of your enemies with your precise shots. **Sorcerer**: Command the elements and unleash devastating spells to decimate your enemies. Whether you choose to focus on dealing damage or healing your allies, your mastery of magic will make you a force to be reckoned with. Wield staffs or wands to control the battlefield. ### Focus - Class Changing System Players can "Focus" on one class at a time and change their focus at any time. Each class has a separate skill level that increases through successful combat. {% hint style="success" %} To change your class, open your MetaMenu and select "Focus" {% endhint %} ## Unique Abilities There are currently 17 classes in-game each with completely unique abilities. Most classes have 5 base abilities triggered with 5 button combinations. These abilities will be listed on the weapon. {% hint style="info" %} Higher tier weapons unlock more of your class abilities so not all weapons will have access to all class abilities. {% endhint %} #### **Triggers:** 1. **Left Click** 2. **Right Click** 3. **Crouch + Left Click** 4. **Crouch + Right Click** 5. **Double Crouch (Crouch Crouch Quickly)** ### **Combo Abilities** Many classes have "Combo Abilities" which are triggered with a combination of effects and/or abilities. **Combo Abilities are NOT displayed on the weapon.** They are **ONLY** shown in the class info menu. Since each combo is different, the class info menu will describe how to trigger the combo. For example, a combo trigger could be "dash (right click) and then hit an enemy with your basic attack (left click) within 0.5 seconds". # Skills There are currently 11 skills in the Beta, excluding the 4 Class Focus Skills. These skills fall into one of the following categories: 1. Gathering 2. Refining 3. Crafting ### Gathering Gathering skills are one of the most straightforward skills in S2. These skills allow players to extract raw materials from the world. These skills currently include: Mining, Woodcutting, and Farming. As players gain levels, they will unlock the ability to gather better resources, use better tools, and gain yield bonuses To gather resources, find them in the world and use the correct tool. When resources are harvested, the resource will automatically regenerate after a short cooldown. Players also get bonus Loot based on their [Specialization](/season-2-mmo/specialization) Level and Fortune stat. {% hint style="info" %} Read more about [Compacting](/season-2-mmo/materials-and-loot#compacting) the raw materials you gather {% endhint %} ### Refining Refining skills allow players to transform raw materials into usable ingredients for crafting. Most materials from Gathering skills must be refined before they can be used for anything. Higher levels allow players to refine better materials. Current skills: Smelting & Woodworking. ### Crafting Crafting skills give players the power to transform materials into usable Weapons, Armor, Enchantments, Potions, Food, and more. Many crafting skills have unique mechanics to allow for interesting interactions between players and the gear they create. For example, creating enchanting books requires 3 separate ingredients with the final outcome determined by a complex set of interactions between those ingredients. Some crafting, like cooking, is simpler by just converting raw materials into predefined cooked foods. # Gathering Skills ### Mining Gain xp by mining ores. **Locations:** Goblin Mines, Dragon Pit **Resources:** Coal, Copper, Iron, Gold, Netherite ### Woodcutting Gain xp by chopping logs. **Locations:** Farming Village, Viking Port **Resources:** Oak, Birch, Spruce, Dark Oak, and Jungle logs. ### Farming Gain xp by harvesting raw food. **Locations:** Farming Village, Dragon Pit **Resources:** Wheat, Carrot, Potato, Beetroot, Pumpkin # Refining Skills Most compact resources must be refined before they can be useful for crafting. ### Smelting Convert Compact Ores into Ingots. Gain xp by crafting ingots. Coal -> Washed Coal Copper -> Copper Ingot Iron -> Iron Ingot Gold -> Gold Ingot Craft Mining Pickaxes. ### Woodworking Convert Compact Logs into Planks. Mainly gain xp by crafting Planks. Craft Tool Handles. Craft Woodcutting Axes. # Crafting Skills ### Cooking Cooking converts Compact raw food into Cooked Food which can be eaten to increase hunger. Higher level food also grants useful stat buffs. The cooking station is located in the windmill at the Farming Village. Inside the windmill, go up the stairs and right click on the stove to open the menu. ### Alchemy Alchemy allows players to craft potions. The most common potion instantly heals HP but there are other potions which grant short-term buffs to players or remove negative effects. Health potions are crafted using Lucky Feathers, Rabbits Foot, and Amber. Lucky Feathers and Rabbits Foot are collected with the Farming Chase Game while Amber is a rare Loot drop from any log. ### Weaponsmithing Crafting weapons is an important part of S2 since every single weapon used is crafted by players. Each class has their own crafting station containing all the recipes for their weapons. The level of the crafted weapon will be equal to the players Weaponsmithing skill level. Many of the stats scale up with the weapon level so higher level crafters will be able to create more powerful weapons. Every weapon requires Tool Handles, Ingots, and a mob drop. Some weapons also require Essence to craft. Essence can be dropped by mobs or obtained in Dungeons. ### Armoring Crafting armor is mechanically similar to Weaponsmithing. The main difference is the material requirements. Armors require much more metal than wood. ### Enchanting The Enchanting skill allows players to craft enchanting books. These books can then be traded/sold and applied to weapons/armor/tools. With this skill, players combine 3 materials to create 1 enchanted book. This book can later be applies to gear by using an anvil. **Arcane Book:** These book have 5 tiers and can be crafted at the Arcane Station (x: -12, z: -986). Higher tier books have access to a larger pool of enchantment options and increase the power of the final enchantment. For example, some enchantments are only possible using a Tier 3 or higher book. Even though some enchantments are possible with a Tier 1 book, higher tiers will give you increase the level of the selected enchantment. **Blueprint:** The blueprint decides which item type the final enchantment works with. For example, if you use a *Dagger Blueprint* the final enchantment will be guaranteed to work on all Dagger weapons. Blueprints are obtained at the **Study Table** (x: -129, z: -970). The study process will destory the item but grant blueprints and repair scrap. **Essence:** The final material is a bit of a mystery as the secrets of essence are heavily guarded by the wizards guild. We know that this has a major impact on which final enchantment is selected. Each combination of Arcane Book Tier and type of Essence creates a different chance of getting each enchantment. Experiment with the process to learn the secrets of the Essence! **Enchanting Station:** The station is found in the Viking Town at (x: -68, z: -1033). Input the 3 materials and click the green cube to complete the craft. You will gain Enchanting Skill Experience based on the quality of the materials used in crafting. # Specialization Most resources in the game have a "Specialization Track" that players can level up. As resources are gathered, the specialization for that specific resource gains experience. Achieving higher levels unlock unique recipes and grants bonus rare drops just for that resource. This mechanic allows players to specialize in gathering their favorite type of wood or ore and earn lots of bonus rewards. {% hint style="warning" %} Only vanilla items have specializations. You must pickup the items off the ground for them to count. Items purchased or traded by any means do not improve specialization. {% endhint %} ### Bonus Loot when gathering As players increase Specialization for a specific item, they will start receiving Bonus Loot as they gather raw materials. Higher specialization levels increase the chances of receiving loot. This gathering loot will be a Compact version of whichever material is being gathered. For example, a player has Specialization 7 in Wheat and has higher chances to receive [Compact](/season-2-mmo/materials-and-loot#compacting) Wheat every time they farm wheat. This Loot bonus goes directly into the players inventory and does not count towards further increasing Specialization levels. {% hint style="info" %} Read more about how to improve Loot chances [here](/season-2-mmo/materials-and-loot) {% endhint %} # Materials & Loot ### Compacting Most materials gathered from the world must be "Compacted" to be used in Refining or Crafting. 64 materials = 1 compact material. For example, every tree block grants the player 1 Oak Log item. **64 Oak Logs can be converted into 1 "Compact Oak Log"** Compacting items has no other requirements such as skill levels. Any player can compact any number of items. {% hint style="info" %} Visit the Compactor Station in the Viking Village to see the recipes and compact items {% endhint %} ## **Loot Explanation.** Loot is split into 2 categories: Specialization Loot & Rarity Loot. #### **Specialization Loot** When a player gathers any resource, they have a chance to loot an extra Compact resource. The odds of this happening can be improved with the appropriate **Specialization** level. This loot always drops a Compact version of the material related to the specialization. Gathering wheat will grant you Compact Wheat and killing skeletons will give you Compact Bones. 1. The chance of receiving the loot is improved with your specialization level. 2. The amount of compact you receive starts at 1 and increases with your related Fortune Stat (Farming, Combat, Mining, Woodcutting) #### **Rarity Loot** This loot gives you all kinds of different items and is calculated separately from the Specialization Loot. Mobs give essence as part of their Rarity Loot and wood logs give Amber. 1. The chance of receiving the loot is the **same for all players** and depends on how rare the drop is 2. The amount you receive will increase with your related Fortune Stat. For example: Any player killing a Goblin Swordsman has a 5% chance of looting a Gray Essence. Based on your โCombat Fortuneโ stat, you might receive anywhere from 1-5 Gray Essence when you get the loot. {% hint style="success" %} The **Fortune stat** can be increased permanently by leveling Skills. Players can also temporarily increase their Fortune stat by consuming food, equipping gear, or activating pets. {% endhint %} # Gear ## **Concept** The concept is to give the power to players to use different systems to create powerful gear. All gear will be craftable by players where the weapon level and starting stats depend on crafting levels and a little bit of luck. Each piece of gear will be unique with a \~99.99% (1 in 81 billion to be more accurate) chance no other item has the exact same stats. Even the same player crafting the same weapon two times in a row will produce slightly different results.\ \ The goal is to create a system where there is NO โ**one sword is objectively better than all others in all situations.**โ Each weapon has a different combination of strengths and weaknesses that make it better in certain situations against certain enemies. This also pushes for a strong trading economy as players will be gearing up with different sets for different instances of the game. #### **Blend of skill and luck** Crafters are rewarded for their efforts with skills levels that guarantee a minimum weapon level but luck is still required to produce the ultra rare highest level weapons. This further pushes for a strong player-trading economy where materials have value, crafting is rewarding, and progressing through the game is enjoyable. #### **Components** Every weapon & armor piece will have several components coming together to produce the final result. These are decided when the gear is crafted: 1. Stats 2. Ability 3. Modifiers These improve the gear after crafting: 1. Upgrades 2. Enchantments 3. Elemental Damage ### The following is set during the Gear Craft: #### **1. Stats** Each gear will have different stats like Critical Hit Chance, Attack Speed, and Damage. Not all gear provides all stats so players choose which weapons match their preferred gameplay style. Different combinations of stats are better in different situations. For a simple example: faster attack speeds are better against mobs of smaller enemies while slower attacks with higher damage are better against slower-moving mobs who hit hard.
A single weapon will have the same number of stats applied but the strength of the stats is different on every craft. Each weapon will have a unique "feel" to it and encourage specific gameplay. With a wide selection of weapons, player will have TONS of fun testing different weapons and gameplay styles.
#### **2. Abilities** Abilities are attached to the weapons allowing player to change their abilities simply by using another weapon. These are active skills activated with a combination of buttons like "right click" or "crouch + right click". Some are small effects that might deal bonus damage or push back enemies. Some are movement abilities like dashes and short periods of flight. Some are powerful area of effect (AOE) abilities like spawning blizzards or tornadoes. There are many more types like buffing nearby players, spawning friendly mobs, changing the environment, and more. Gameplay will be fun and fresh as combat can completely change depending on the abilities provided by your weapons. #### **3. Modifiers** Modifiers are passive abilities that generally activate when players are using weapons or taking damage on armor. Things like applying poison on hit or a small chance of spawning lightning strikes that jump from enemy to enemy. Modifiers are luck based with the number of modifiers and power of each one depending on the weapon rarity. Item rarity is chance based and decided on item craft so even low forging level players have a chance to craft ultra-rare weapons with powerful modifiers. ### The following are added to gear after crafting: #### **1. Upgrades** Every weapon & piece of armor can be upgraded several times to further increase the stats, elemental dmg, and ability dmg after the initial craft. This works by taking the base number and applying a small percent increase per upgrade. This allows players to find a weapon they enjoy using and keep upgrading it as they progress through the game. Many games follow a pattern where players use a weapon for a short time and then throw it away once they level up and find a slightly better weapon. We still have item progression since the base level of the weapon never changes but in S2 players can craft an item in the early game and upgrade it as they play into the late game. #### **2. Enchantments** Enchantments are also applied to weapons after they are crafted. We have over 200+ custom enchantments. Enchantments can be added to weapons through enchantment books similar to vanilla but obtained through unique tasks. The enchantments are also setup to be better in some situations and worse in others so players can fine-tune their gear to specific instances. The tasks required to craft enchantment books are unique enough where players can essentially be full time "enchanters" completing tasks to obtain the best enchantments for their clients. #### **3. Elemental Damage** There are 6 base elements in the game. Weapons can deal elemental damage and armors provide resistance. The base elements are organized where each element is *stronger* against one other and *weaker* against a different one. Most mobs deal part of their damage as elemental and can be protected against some elements and weak to others. For example: *Fire damage deals bonus damage to an ice mob while a wind mob will deal lots of damage to a player wearing fire resistance armors.* This is a major factor in supporting our dynamic item balance. One sword might be perfect against a specific mob but weak against another. One armor might be great for the beginning of the dungeon but is weak against the final boss. # Item Levels The item level sets the base power of stats and ability damage. This level is skill + luck based. When a player crafts a weapon, there is a normal distribution curve around their crafting level. For example, a player with crafting level 45 crafts 10 weapons and most of them will be around lvl 45. It will be just as rare for them to produce a lvl 30 weapon as it is to produce a lvl 60 weapon. This distribution creates generally consistent progression through the game (as players crafting lvl increases, their average weapon lvl produced will increase) while keeping crafting exciting as players always have the chance to craft much higher level weapons than usual. Once the weapon lvl is decided, the stats are also calculated on a normal distribution curve around the weapon lvl. So two lvl 45 weapons will still have different stats. And each stat is run on its own curve. So one lvl 45 weapon MIGHT be objectively better where all stats are higher BUT it's much more likely that some stats are higher while others are lower. For example, two of the same lvl 45 weapon are crafted but one has slightly better attack speed while another has slightly higher critical hit chance. In the end, its HIGHLY unlikely that two crafted weapons will ever have the same base stats. {% hint style="info" %} Randomized item levels begin at item level 10. For example, weaponsmithing level 9 will **always** craft a level 9 weapon with no level variation. {% endhint %} # Gear Upgrades Gear upgrades are a great way to increase the power of your weapons & armor. Upgrades increase several base stats like 'Attack Damage', 'Critical Chance', and 'Lifesteal'. Each upgrade will increase the stats by 1%. Most classes upgrade similar stats but some have 1 or 2 unique stats which receive upgrades. For example, Ninja weapons upgrade 'Lifesteal' while 'Guardians' upgrade 'Parry Rating'. ### How to Upgrade Visit the `Gear Upgrades` NPC to start the process. Place your weapon or armor in the left slot and hover your mouse on the wool to see the ingredients required to upgrade.
Place item in left slot & hover over the wool to see required items
| Option | Requirement | Price ($EMRD) | Command |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owned Land | Own land | 2,000 | Land menu with /land |
| Nation Capital | Be a member of a Nation | 2,000 | Nation menu with /nation |
| Spawn City | None | 1,000 | /spawn |
Create a land.
1 land = multiple adjacent chunks.
### Land Actions 1. **Claim** 2. **Buy & Sell** 3. **Rent** # Claiming Land One core concept of our Land management is the difference between Lands and Chunks. A Chunk is a 16x16 block area defined by Minecraft. This area extends infinitely up and down and every single Minecraft world is thousands of these chunks side by side. A Land is a collection of Chunks, Areas, and Permissions. A Land can have 1 owner and up to 10 custom roles such as Admin, Member, Visitor. Owners can give their friends different roles for their Land or Areas with custom permissions. {% hint style="info" %} **Chunks cost 7400 $EMRD each to claim. Adjacent chunks are bundled into 1 Land.** **Chunks that are not adjacent become a separate Land. A player can have up to 5 Lands, each can consist of up to 75 chunks.** {% endhint %} A Land can also contain 0 chunks. For example if a player creates a new Land, they automatically pay 7400 $EMRD for the first chunk. If they stop paying upkeep, their chunk will be unclaimed but the Land still exists. ### Claim New Land (Create) Land that doesn't belong to any player is part of the "Wilderness." This Land has no permissions, no rules, and (other than hacks/exploits) no limitations of any kind. PVP is enabled. Mobs will spawn. Blocks can be built and destroyed by any player. **A player can claim any unclaimed wilderness chunk for 7,400 $EMRD.** {% hint style="info" %} **โ๏ธ Create Land Claim Command:** \ */land create*\ \ This will attempt to claim the chunk the player is currently standing in. If successful, the player will see a green outline of their newly claimed land. If the land is already claimed by somebody else, the player will see a red outline of the claimed land.
{% endhint %} ### Expanding Owned Land (Claim) Once a player owns Land, they can easily expand their ownership to include the neighboring chunks. Expanding Land works the same way as Claiming Land. If the target chunk is wilderness, the player may stand in the chunk and use the */*claim command. If the target chunk is owned by another player and listed for sale with a Purchase sign, the player may interact with the Purchase Sign to buy the land. Chunks that are claimed will automatically add to the existing Land. The price to expand Land is the same as Claiming or Buying the first Land. {% hint style="info" %} **โ๏ธ Expand Land to more chunks commands:**\ */land edit \
2. **The /lands upkeep command.**\ This command shows the total upkeep charges across all your Lands. {% hint style="info" %} โ๏ธ **Commands:** */lands menu* */lands upkeep* {% endhint %} ## Nations & Taxes Land belonging to a Nation pays 0 in upkeep to the server. Instead, the Nation pays all the upkeep on behalf of all Lands that join. **Nations pay a cheaper 125 $EMRD per chunk per week.** Since the Nations cover the upkeep for all their Land, they're allowed to charge a tax. This tax amount is decided by the Owner and can be any $EMRD amount. Nations can adjust their tax rate in the /Nation menu. {% hint style="danger" %} When joining a Nation, make sure to check how much they're charging for tax. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} โ๏ธ **Check Tax Command:**\ */lands taxes* {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} โ๏ธ **Nation set tax command:**\ /Nation\ Then select 'taxes' (the gold bar icon). {% endhint %} ## Player non-payment The server will attempt to pay the upkeep for all of your Lands. If you don't have enough $EMRD to cover the upkeep, chunks will be unclaimed. These unclaimed chunks simply become wilderness chunks. They lose all protections and can be claimed by anybody for 7400 $EMRD. Your entire Land will not be deleted, only chunks will be unclaimed. You will keep every single chunk that you can afford. *For example, if you have 6 chunks and owe 1500 but only have 1300 then you will keep 5 chunks but lose 1.* {% hint style="warning" %} **Your most recently claimed chunks will be unclaimed first.** \ This protects your first (and probably more important) claims. {% endhint %} ## Nation non-payment If a Nation cannot pay the upkeep for ALL of their Lands then the Nation is declared bankrupt and disbanded. This means that all Lands who did belong to the Nation will now owe the full 250 $EMRD upkeep fee as if they were not part of a nation. # Buying Land Any Land owned by a player can be sold to any other player through the use of "Purchase Signs." A **Purchase Sign** is a special sign that will allow players to buy Land by right-clicking on the sign. This action is irreversible and will give full ownership of the Land to the new owner in exchange for $EMRD. The owner of Land can create a Purchase Sign at any time for any price. The sign can also be destroyed by the owner to cancel the purchase option. {% hint style="info" %} **Purchase Sign:** All signs will have the same format. An example of the format can be seen below. Right click to use this sign and purchase the Land.\ \  {% endhint %} # Selling Land To sell your Land simply place a sign in your Land and enter the following information on each line. \ \ Line 1 = Type the word "land" This is a keyword that gives the sign magical selling powers. \ Line 2 = The word "sell".\ Line 3 = The price in $EMRD. Just type the numbers like "32500" and nothing else.\ \ Click "Done" to create the sign.\ \ If done correctly, your sign will transform into a "Purchase Sign" with some colored text. Any player can now right-click on your sign to complete the purchase. To cancel your listing, simply break the sign. {% hint style="danger" %} This sells your **LAND** including all of the chunks belonging to that Land.\ To sell a chunk belonging to your land, you may have to /lands unclaim a chunk and /lands create \
Now every command you type will reference the selected Land. {% hint style="info" %} If you want to edit the Land you're physically standing in, just type /land edit {% endhint %} ### **How to add friends to your Land** You can **Trust** your friends and give them permission to build on your Land. **Command**\ Type /trust {player name}\ \&#xNAN;*Example: /trust Ruskie* **Land Menu**\ Type /land\ Choose a Land block\ Click "Trusted Players"\ Click the green "Trust Player"\ Enter the player name in chat and send the message.
# Shops ### **Shop Basics** There are two kinds of shops: **Buy** and **Sell.** These terms are from the point of view of the shop owner. A **Buy** shop is when the shop owner is willing to pay $EMRD for the listed item. \ A **Sell** shop works like a regular shop where the owner is selling an item and will receive $EMRD. Any player can create a shop in any area as long as they can place down a chest. This means you **can create shops in the wilderness, on land you rent, land you own, or land you're trusted.** Any player can buy or sell to any shop as long as they are able to reach the chest and right click on it. ### **How to create a shop** 1. Place down a chest. 2. Hold the item you'd like to sell/buy in the shop. 3. Left click on the chest. 4. Enter a number in chat for your price. This creates a shop **selling** the item you were holding. You may also use the command below instead but it's generally easier to follow steps 1-4. {% hint style="info" %} *โ๏ธ* **Create shop command (while looking at the chest):**\ /qs create \
### 1. Preparation Phase When a war a declared, the first phase of "Preparation" begins. This is a countdown timer of 24 hours giving both Nations time to collect resources, plan battle strategies, and move into position. {% hint style="danger" %} **No pre-war attacks/skirmishes are allowed from either side during this 24 hour preparation.** {% endhint %} ### 2. War Phase During the war, PVP against each other is enabled for both Nations across the entire map. The only protection is Spawn City. **Any Land belonging to either Nation will allow PVP between the members of both Nations.** Points are assigned for player kills and Land captures. **This phase overrides some Land permissions for every chunk the Nations own. Enemy Nation members are allowed to:** * Enter any Land * PVP against any enemy member * Pick up items * Place Ladders, Vines, & Scaffolding * Break Ladders, Vines, & Scaffolding * Open wooden doors These rules allow enemies to invade into normally protected Land areas. Only wooden doors can be opened. Pressure plates and buttons follow normal rules so they cannot be used. Opening chests also follows normal permissions. Anything not listed above will follow the normal permissions set for each Land. ### 3. Ending A war ends when one Nation receives enough points or the War Phase lasts a maximum of 36 hours. Either way, the Nation with the most points wins and the other Nation is the loser. ### How many points to win? The number of points needed to win is calculated based on the number of players within the smaller Nation. Each player adds 10 to the requirement with a minimum of 100 points. ```jsx num_points_to_win = max(num_player_in_smaller_nation * 10, 100) ``` For example, Nation A has 22 players and Nation B has 41 players. For this war, Nation A is smaller so 22 \* 10 = 220 points to win the war. ### Points: Player Kill **1 point is granted for every player kill.** Members of both Nations will see a red "ENEMY" tag above all players of the opposing nation. ### Points: Land Capture A Capture Block can be crafted by any player. This block can be placed on a chunk adjacent to an enemy Nation Land to start a Land Capture. This will alert both Nations, send a beacon into the sky, and shoot fireworks every 30 seconds. To complete the capture, the attackers must keep the Capture Block active for 20 minutes. A Capture Block is active when at least one attacking player is standing within the same chunk. To defend against a capture, players may "remove" all enemies from the chunk or break the Capture Block. Removing all the enemies from the chunk will reset the 20 minutes capture countdown to 0. Breaking the block is the only way to permanently stop the capture. **Successfully completing a Land Capture grants 7 points. Destroying the Capture Block of an enemy grants 3 points. Each Nation may have up to 3 Capture Blocks placed at once. Placing a Capture Block has a 10 minutes cooldown for that Nation.** ### Surrender Both Nations currently at war have the option of surrendering at any time. A Tribute of $EMRD must be paid to the other Nation to accept your surrender. Once the Tribute is paid, the war instantly ends and the surrendering Nation is considered the loser. {% hint style="danger" %} The Tribute amount is decided by the attacking Nation before declaring war. The attacking Nation can also surrender by paying the Tribute amount they set. {% endhint %} ### War Winner When the war ends, the winners and losers are declared to the entire server. Depending on the server phase, the following events occur: Phase 1: No war can be declared. Phase 2: Wars are considered skirmishes in preparation for the next phase. Winners gain pride, pvp experience, and more players would be interested in joining the Nation. The losers lose morale and probably lost more resources in the process. Phase 3: Land unclaimed through capture points remains unclaimed. The losers might have lost some chunks of land and the winners are now in a better strategic position to continue dominating. ### War Shield After participating in a war, all of the Land from both Nations are protected by a 3 day war shield. This shield protects the Nation from being declared into another war. After a successful surrender, the surrendering Nation receives a 4 day war shield. ## Specific War Rules War is supposed to be a fun and competitive environment. Advantages and disadvantages are fine within Nations but there are still rules that should be followed. {% hint style="info" %} Anything here may be changed at any time. Any exploit or loophole found within these rules may be blocked and undone at any time. If you think what youโre about to do *might* be against the rules, ask an admin **before** you make your attempt. {% endhint %} #### 1. Leaders must reach out before declaring a war > All war declarations MUST be discussed between Nation leaders before the declare command is called to officially start the war.\ > \ > The war process is about building fun and engaging stories. If you want to war, you must give the opposing side the opportunity to consider their options, try to negotiate peace, or discuss with their allies. #### 2. Leaders must disclose which Land they will select to declare the war. > This is just in case the defending Nation has something misconfigured with their Nation capital or land setup. This will be considered abusing war mechanics to secretly select a Land that causes issues later on in the war without disclosing it **before the declaration.** #### 3. Ignoring war discussions > Communication before war is required. If the Nation leader is refusing to communicate about the war, the attackers may declare the war anyways after 3 days of no responses. You **must** reach out to an Admin about the lack of communication and we will respond if youโre allowed to proceed with the 3 day countdown or not. > > Reasons for not allowing the countdown may include: Personal reasons with the Nation team or owners that prevents them for participating in a war starting in 24 hours. #### 4. Power Regime > If one Nation or group of players bring constant issues with wars, they may be banned from the war feature or the Nation may be forced to disband. \ > \ > **This does not mean if you win too many wars, youโre blocked**. \ > \ > This rule covers Nations who are causing constant toxicity to other Nations or constantly trying to abuse the war mechanics. Our wars will get messy sometimes if a pattern emerges where many problems are caused by one team, the admins will deal with this accordingly to ensure the overall gameplay is fun for all. #### 5. No Unethical Actions > These are actions that are not fun or healthy for long term gameplay. The admins will keep track of these per war and per nation. Warnings will be given out and final punishments may be covered until the โ4. Power Regimeโ rule. > > * **Spawn Killing**: Allowed ONCE per player. If a player spawns right in front of your, itโs fair game to kill them. Guarding a spawn point or trapping it to instantly kill players counts an unethical kill. This does NOT include players loading into the world. This only includes a player dying and then respawning and being killed right when they respawn. > * **Excessive Griefing:** During the war, things may get hectic and destructive battle tactics like cobble spam or lava buckets are allowed. If the war is already ending and players start destroying landscapes or spamming lava just to ruin the land for later, this is excessive and not allowed. **Do what you need to do to win. Do NOT destroy or pillage just to ruin an area.** > * **Toxicity:** Spamming chat. Screaming in voice calls. Cursing. Personal insults. Emotions could get high but keep it under control when attacking other players. # Dashboard ## Withdraw Process To move $EMRD from your game character to your blockchain wallet, you start a withdraw in-game.
1. Log in to your game character, join a game world (leave the lobby) and use the `/withdraw