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The reputation plugin is on at launch. Wilderness PvP runs through three rep pools (peaceful, violence, outlaw) and decides whether you're a Pacifist (safe by default, can opt into PvP with /pvp on to hunt outlaws and climb the Lawman ladder), an Outlaw on the wanted list, or a Lawman wearing the badge.

Full mechanics, command list, and FAQ are on the reputation page.

Full mcMMO is on. Every skill, no lite version. Mining, woodcutting, swords, archery, alchemy, and the rest level up as you use them, unlocking special abilities like Super Breaker and Tree Feller.

Skill list, commands, and tips on the mcMMO page. Specific XP rates may get tuned post-launch based on how the curve feels.

A colosseum stands about 650 blocks from spawn and it's running events. /event opens the hub: co-op Boss Rush raids against six bosses with Pit difficulty levels and above-vanilla-cap Pitforged loot, plus TDM/FFA arena PvP that pays out cash. Every player carries a Raid Key (/event key) to start their own raids.

Full raids, payouts, loot tables, and live boards on the events hub.

The Frontier runs on real money. Everyone starts with $100; you earn from events and selling to the /shop (daily-ticker pricing), and trade with other players on the /market. /bal, /baltop, and /pay for everyone.

How money works, the price ticker, and the market are all on the economy page.

Use /lands to claim chunks you want to protect. Defaults already shut down basically everything: TNT, creepers, lava griefing, chest stealing, PvP, the works. Your home is your home.

The one tweak worth making after you claim: open /lands → Flags → turn off MONSTER_SPAWN. It's on by default so the world feels alive, but most people don't want zombies popping into their base.

Trust friends in with /lands trust <player>. Nations (federated claims with shared trust) are supported, though wars are off for now. See “Coming later” below.

Keep-inventory is off. Vanilla rules. But the graves plugin catches your stuff: dying drops your inventory into a grave at the spot, marked by an armor stand. Walk back, right-click, take your loot.

Graves despawn the moment you empty them, so the world doesn't fill up with abandoned markers. Move fast. Other players can see the marker too.

Simple Voice Chat is set up server-side. Once you've got the matching client mod, you hear other players based on distance — close-up conversation in the same room, fades out at range, gone over the horizon. Walkie-talkies and group channels are supported for staying in voice with people who aren't standing next to you.

Both of our modpacks ship with the client mod pre-installed. If you're running vanilla, grab Simple Voice Chat from Modrinth or CurseForge — it's optional, but it's easily the biggest social upgrade you can install.

Three small in-house plugins fill the gaps:

• +Mail. Send messages or items to offline players. Both arrive the next time they log in.
• +Trade. Two-window trade GUI between players. Both sides confirm before items swap, so nothing gets fumbled into the dirt.
• +Announcements. Rotating chat tips and reminders on a timer.

Cheat sheet for everyday play. All of these work day one:

• +/sethome and /home — save and teleport back to a spot. You can keep multiple (3 to start).
• +/tpa <player> — request a teleport to someone. They reply with /tpaccept or /tpdeny.
• +/spawn sends you to world spawn. /back returns to your last death or teleport.
• +/msg <player> — private message someone online. /mail for offline players (delivered next login).
• +/trade — opens the two-window trade GUI with another player.
• +/pvp on|off|status: Pacifists and Retired opt in or out of PvP (30-min toggle cooldown). Outlaws and Lawmen are always on.
• +/lands — open the claims menu. Defaults already block griefing inside your claim.
• +/event — open the events hub: Boss Rush raids and arena PvP. /event key starts your own raid.
• +/shop and /market — the server store and the player-to-player market.
• +/bal, /baltop, /pay <player> <amount> — check your money, see who's rich, send cash.
• +/graves — lists every grave you've got waiting, so you can find your stuff after a death.
• +/stats — your playtime, deaths, and session numbers (the same data the website reads).
• +/tab hide — clean up the tab list if you'd rather not see everyone's stats while you play.

Hold Tab in-game to see the player list. It shows your session and all-time playtime, deaths, ping, and the server's TPS (ticks per second). 20.0 is smooth; anything lower means the server is lagging.

• +PvP is on in the wilderness for Outlaws and Lawmen. Pacifists and Retired players are exempt by default (they can't deal or take PvP damage), but can opt in with /pvp on to join the fight.
• +Server difficulty is Hard. Hunger drains, zombies break doors, mobs deal real damage.
• +Player heads drop from PvP kills only. Mob and environment deaths don't drop heads, which keeps the trophy meaningful.
• +The reputation system gates the consequences. See how rep works.

• +50% of online players in bed skips the night. No need to wrangle everyone.
• +Phantom spawn rate is reduced. They still show up, just not nightly. Sleeping mostly keeps them off.
• +Mob griefing is vanilla in the wilderness (creepers blow stuff up) and off inside Lands claims by default. Endermen can't pick up blocks anywhere — server-wide. Builds are safe; the world isn't a museum.

The Nether is open day one.Closest vote of the bunch (7 to 6 in favor of unlocking immediately), so it stays a community call; we'll see how it plays out.

The End was locked at launch — the portal was findable but sealed, saved for the group. We took the Ender Dragon down together on group night (around May 30), and the End is now permanently open: elytra, shulkers, end cities, all of it is fair game.