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Zoning regulations

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	'''Zoning regulations''' define what can be built and operated on each plot type on Prosperity SMP. ~~All plots fall~~ into one of three zones: residential (R), commercial (C), or industrial (I).		'''Zoning regulations''' define what can be built and operated on each plot type on Prosperity SMP. Land is sold bare — owners build to specification within these rules. Every plot falls into one of three zones, identified by a letter prefix and a three-digit number: residential ('''R'''), commercial ('''C'''), or industrial ('''I''') — for example, R001, C001, I001.

	== Residential (R) ==		== Residential (R) ==
	Residential plots are for personal homes and private builds.		Residential plots are for personal homes and private builds.
	* ~~Players~~ may ~~build homes, gardens, and personal storage~~.		* Only '''houses''' may be built — no businesses or paid services.
	* ~~Commercial activity (shops, paid services) is~~ not ~~permitted on residential plots~~.		* Houses may not have '''more than three visible floors'''. Basements and rooftops are not counted as visible floors.
	* ~~One residence per player unless additional plots~~ are ~~purchased~~.		* Gardens and personal storage are permitted.

	== Commercial (C) ==		== Commercial (C) ==
	Commercial plots are for businesses, shops, and ~~public services~~.		Commercial plots are for businesses, shops, offices, and apartment buildings.
	* ~~Players must maintain a public-facing storefront~~, ~~office~~, ~~or service~~.		* Permitted builds include businesses, offices, shops, apartment buildings, and other commercial structures.
	* [[ChestShop]] signs are encouraged on commercial plots.		* [[ChestShop]] signs are encouraged on commercial plots.
	* ~~Residential use is permitted as a secondary purpose (e.g.~~, ~~living above a shop)~~.		* '''Height-limited to 60 blocks''', unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

	== Industrial (I) ==		== Industrial (I) ==
	Industrial plots are for ~~large-scale~~ production ~~and farming~~.		Industrial plots are for factories, warehouses, and production facilities.
	* ~~Automated crop farms~~, ~~animal farms~~, and material processing ~~are permitted~~.		* Permitted builds include factories, warehouses, and material-processing facilities.
	* AFK ~~farming remains~~ prohibited ~~per~~ [[Server rules]].		* Farms must be '''manual or semi-automatic''' — fully automatic AFK farms are prohibited (see [[Server rules]]).
	* ~~Industrial plots may be larger than residential~~ or ~~commercial plots~~.		* Agriculture is permitted only if conducted underground or otherwise hidden from view.
			* '''Height-limited to 60 blocks''', unless otherwise regulated by subordinate laws.

			== Apartments ==
			* Apartments must not contain Nether portals or [[ChestShop]] signs.
			* Water and lava must not drip from source blocks into neighboring rental units.

	== General rules ==		== General rules ==
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	* No offensive structures in any zone. See [[Server rules]].		* No offensive structures in any zone. See [[Server rules]].
	* Plot owners are responsible for maintaining their builds. Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after notice.		* Plot owners are responsible for maintaining their builds. Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after notice.

			== Enforcement ==
			Zoning violations result in fines and admin-mediated remediation. Repeat offenders may be evicted, returning the plot to the market. The sheriff and administration hold final discretion.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Real estate]] — how to acquire plots		* [[Real estate]] — how to acquire plots
			* [[Auction Policy]] — bidding on government plot auctions
	* [[Server rules]] — general conduct rules		* [[Server rules]] — general conduct rules
	* [[BOLT]] — protecting your builds		* [[BOLT]] — protecting your builds

	[[Category:Policies]]		[[Category:Policies]]

Zoning Regulations

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'''Zoning regulations''' govern how land is used on ProsperitySMP. Land is sold bare — owners build to specification within these rules. Plots are identified by a letter prefix and a three-digit number (for example, R001, C001, I001). Building outside your plot's permitted use, or beyond its height limit, is a zoning violation.

== Plot types ==

=== Residential (R) ===

* Plots beginning with '''R''' (for example, R001).
* May only have '''houses''' built on them.
* Houses may not have '''more than three visible floors'''. Basements and rooftops are not counted as visible floors.

=== Commercial (C) ===

* Plots beginning with '''C''' (for example, C001).
* May only have businesses, offices, shops, apartment buildings, and other commercial buildings.
* '''Height-limited to 60 blocks''', unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

=== Industrial (I) ===

* Plots beginning with '''I''' (for example, I001).
* May only have factories, warehouses, and production facilities.
* '''Height-limited to 60 blocks''', unless otherwise regulated by subordinate laws.

== Apartments ==

* Apartments must not contain Nether portals or chest shops.
* Water and lava must not drip from source blocks into neighboring rental units.

== Agriculture ==

* Agriculture is not permitted on residential plots.
* On commercial and industrial plots, agriculture is permitted only if it is conducted underground or otherwise hidden from view.

== Enforcement ==

Zoning violations result in fines and admin-mediated remediation. Repeat offenders may be evicted, with the plot returning to the market. The sheriff and administration hold final discretion.

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[[Category:Policy]]

Auction Policy

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	The '''Auction Policy''' governs all plot auctions conducted by the Government of ProsperitySMP (the "Department"). By participating in an auction — as either an auctioneer or a bidder — you agree to be bound by this policy. All monetary values are denominated in Prosperity Dollars ($).

	~~== Auction setup ==~~

	~~Every auction listing must include the following, and none of it may be modified once the auction is posted:~~

	* '''Title''' — the plot name (for example, C001).
	* '''Starting bid''' — the lowest amount an opening bid may be.
	* '''Minimum increase''' — the smallest amount by which a new bid must exceed the current high bid.
	* '''Plot image''' — a photograph of the plot and/or its information sign.
	* '''End time''' — a numerical duration measured from the most recent eligible bid (for example, "24 hours after the last eligible bid").

	~~A '''buyout price''' is optional. If one is offered, it must be stated in the original listing and may not be added, removed, or changed afterward — including when live bidding approaches it.~~

	~~== Bidding ==~~

	* All bids are denominated in Prosperity Dollars and are '''legally binding'''. A bidder is obligated to honor any bid they place.
	* Bids may not be modified or withdrawn once placed.
	* A bidder may raise their '''own''' leading bid only '''once''' per auction. Any further attempt to raise their own leading bid is invalid.
	* A bidder may not bid more than the funds available in their personal, company, or bank balance.
	* If a bid is funded from anything other than the bidder's personal balance (a company, a bank, or another source), the bidder must '''state the source of funds'''. The Department reserves the right to privately request proof of funds.

	~~The recommended bid format is:~~

	~~: Bid: $0 (source of funds)~~

	~~== Winning and payment ==~~

	* The highest eligible bid at the close of the auction wins.
	* If a winning bidder's balance falls below their bid amount by the time the auction closes, the next-highest eligible bid becomes the default winner.
	* If a winning bidder is removed from, or leaves, ProsperitySMP before the plot is transferred, the next-highest eligible bid becomes the default winner.
	* Payment is due at the close of the auction. A non-payment dispute (by either party) may be resolved by opening a support ticket with evidence — whether a winner fails to pay, or an auctioneer withholds a won plot.

	~~== Conduct ==~~

	~~Neither auctioneers nor bidders may act to divert attention away from a bid. Prohibited conduct includes:~~

	* Commenting negatively on the starting price.
	* Commenting negatively on the plot's rarity, or lack thereof.
	* Commenting negatively on the plot's utility, or lack thereof.
	* Advertising one's own bid or business in another auction's channel.
	* Holding general conversation within a bidding channel.

	~~== Government authority ==~~

	* An auctioneer may rescind an auction '''only''' while it has received no bids.
	* The Department reserves the right to terminate any auction at any time, for any reason.
	* The Department reserves the right to restrict any individual's ability to participate in auctions.
	* These authorities also apply to eviction auctions.

	~~== Agreement ==~~

	~~By participating in any auction, you agree to the terms of, and to be bound by, this Auction Policy.~~

	~~[[Category:Government]]~~
	~~[[Category:Policy]]~~

Auction Policy

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The '''Auction Policy''' governs all plot auctions conducted by the Government of ProsperitySMP (the "Department"). By participating in an auction — as either an auctioneer or a bidder — you agree to be bound by this policy. All monetary values are denominated in Prosperity Dollars ($).

== Auction setup ==

Every auction listing must include the following, and none of it may be modified once the auction is posted:

* '''Title''' — the plot name (for example, C001).
* '''Starting bid''' — the lowest amount an opening bid may be.
* '''Minimum increase''' — the smallest amount by which a new bid must exceed the current high bid.
* '''Plot image''' — a photograph of the plot and/or its information sign.
* '''End time''' — a numerical duration measured from the most recent eligible bid (for example, "24 hours after the last eligible bid").

A '''buyout price''' is optional. If one is offered, it must be stated in the original listing and may not be added, removed, or changed afterward — including when live bidding approaches it.

== Bidding ==

* All bids are denominated in Prosperity Dollars and are '''legally binding'''. A bidder is obligated to honor any bid they place.
* Bids may not be modified or withdrawn once placed.
* A bidder may raise their '''own''' leading bid only '''once''' per auction. Any further attempt to raise their own leading bid is invalid.
* A bidder may not bid more than the funds available in their personal, company, or bank balance.
* If a bid is funded from anything other than the bidder's personal balance (a company, a bank, or another source), the bidder must '''state the source of funds'''. The Department reserves the right to privately request proof of funds.

The recommended bid format is:

: Bid: $0 (source of funds)

== Winning and payment ==

* The highest eligible bid at the close of the auction wins.
* If a winning bidder's balance falls below their bid amount by the time the auction closes, the next-highest eligible bid becomes the default winner.
* If a winning bidder is removed from, or leaves, ProsperitySMP before the plot is transferred, the next-highest eligible bid becomes the default winner.
* Payment is due at the close of the auction. A non-payment dispute (by either party) may be resolved by opening a support ticket with evidence — whether a winner fails to pay, or an auctioneer withholds a won plot.

== Conduct ==

Neither auctioneers nor bidders may act to divert attention away from a bid. Prohibited conduct includes:

* Commenting negatively on the starting price.
* Commenting negatively on the plot's rarity, or lack thereof.
* Commenting negatively on the plot's utility, or lack thereof.
* Advertising one's own bid or business in another auction's channel.
* Holding general conversation within a bidding channel.

== Government authority ==

* An auctioneer may rescind an auction '''only''' while it has received no bids.
* The Department reserves the right to terminate any auction at any time, for any reason.
* The Department reserves the right to restrict any individual's ability to participate in auctions.
* These authorities also apply to eviction auctions.

== Agreement ==

By participating in any auction, you agree to the terms of, and to be bound by, this Auction Policy.

[[Category:Government]]
[[Category:Policy]]

Frequently asked questions

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	=== How do I create a shop? ===		=== How do I create a shop? ===
	See [[ChestShop]] for step-by-step instructions.		See [[ChestShop]] for step-by-step instructions.

			=== What is the best way to get rich? ===
			Produce a surplus of something useful and '''sell it to other players''' through [[ChestShop]]s — that is the server's main late-game income driver. Jobs and farms are how you ''produce'' goods; the wealth comes from ''trading'' that output at scale. Running a farm and sitting on the drops earns far less than turning that output into well-priced shops. See [[Economy]]. (Farms must be actively played — AFK auto-farms are against the [[Server rules]].)

	== Jobs ==		== Jobs ==

Getting started

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	== Next steps ==		== Next steps ==
			* Learn how the [[Economy\|economy]] works — the biggest fortunes come from '''trading what you produce''' through [[ChestShop]]s and supplying what the market needs, not from grinding a single activity
	* Explore the [[Skill trees\|skill tree]] for your job — spend skill points to unlock perks and better tools		* Explore the [[Skill trees\|skill tree]] for your job — spend skill points to unlock perks and better tools
	* Check out [[Real estate]] to learn about buying land		* Check out [[Real estate]] to learn about buying land

Economy

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-The '''economy''' on Prosperity SMP is player-driven. Money enters through [[Jobs|job wages]], [[Contracts|contracts]], and crate rewards. Money leaves through the [[Admin shop]], land purchases, [[Prestige|prestige costs]], and tool upgrades. Player-to-player trading via [[ChestShop]] forms the backbone of the market.
+The '''economy''' on Prosperity SMP is player-driven. Money enters through [[Jobs|job wages]], [[Contracts|contracts]], and crate rewards. Money leaves through the [[Admin shop]], land purchases, [[Prestige|prestige costs]], and tool upgrades. Player-to-player trading via [[ChestShop]] is the backbone of the market — and as you progress, the largest fortunes come not from repeating a single grind, but from producing goods and trading them through ChestShops and the wider market at scale.
 == Money sources ==
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 # '''Invest in land.''' Commercial plots let you run a [[ChestShop]] that earns money while offline.
 # '''Check /market before pricing.''' Price competitively against existing sellers.
 == Inflation ==

Main Page

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	* [[Getting started]]		* [[Getting started]]
	* [[Jobs]]		* [[Jobs]]
			* [[Dungeons]]
	* [[Economy]]		* [[Economy]]
	* [[Trading]]		* [[Trading]]
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	\| [[Woodcutter]] \|\| Logs \|\| Tree-felling upgrades		\| [[Woodcutter]] \|\| Logs \|\| Tree-felling upgrades
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	\| [[Hunter]] \|\| Hostile mobs \|\| ~~Dungeon access~~, combat gear		\| [[Hunter]] \|\| Hostile mobs \|\| [[Dungeons]], ranks E-S, combat gear
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	\| [[Fisherman]] \|\| Fish \|\| Rod enchants, rare-fish perks		\| [[Fisherman]] \|\| Fish \|\| Rod enchants, rare-fish perks

Hunter

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	{{Notice\|~~This job page covers~~ the ~~core mechanics~~. ~~The~~ full [[Skill trees\|skill tree]] ~~breakdown, dungeon integration, and advanced strategies~~ are still ~~in development~~.}}		{{Notice\|The Hunter career is being reworked into the server's dungeon-clearing path. Ranks and the first dungeon are live; per-kill dungeon experience and the full [[Skill trees\|skill tree]] are still rolling out.}}

	The '''Hunter''' is one of six [[Jobs\|jobs]] on Prosperity SMP. Hunters earn wages by killing hostile mobs. ~~The~~ Hunter ~~career path is combat-focused~~, ~~designed around mob farming and future dungeon content~~.		The '''Hunter''' is one of six [[Jobs\|jobs]] on Prosperity SMP and the server's combat career. Hunters earn wages by killing hostile mobs and progress by clearing [[Dungeons\|dungeons]]. A Hunter's job level sets their '''rank''', from E up to S, which determines the dungeons they can take on.

	== Joining ==		== Joining ==
	Run <code>/jobs join hunter</code> or select Hunter from <code>/jobs browse</code>.		Run <code>/jobs join hunter</code> or select Hunter from <code>/jobs browse</code>.

	== ~~Pay rates~~ ==		== Ranks ==
	~~Hunters earn approximately $0.50 per hostile mob killed. Pay varies slightly by mob type, with stronger mobs paying more~~.		The Hunter's job-level tiers are shown as ranks. Your displayed title is your current rank:

	~~== Titles ==~~
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
	! ~~Level~~ !! ~~Title~~		! Hunter level !! Rank
	\|-		\|-
	\| 1 \|\| ~~Novice~~ Hunter		\| 1 \|\| E-Rank Hunter
	\|-		\|-
	\| 10 \|\| ~~Apprentice~~ Hunter		\| 10 \|\| D-Rank Hunter
	\|-		\|-
	\| 20 \|\| ~~Elite~~ Hunter		\| 20 \|\| C-Rank Hunter
	\|-		\|-
	\| 30 \|\| ~~Master~~ Hunter		\| 30 \|\| B-Rank Hunter
	\|-		\|-
	\| 40 \|\| ~~Grand Master~~ Hunter		\| 40 \|\| A-Rank Hunter
	\|-		\|-
	\| 50 \|\| ~~Legendary~~ Hunter		\| 50 \|\| S-Rank Hunter
	\|}		\|}

			Ranking up is the core of the Hunter path: higher ranks unlock harder, more rewarding [[Dungeons\|dungeons]]. You raise your rank by earning Hunter job experience — from hunting hostile mobs out in the world and from clearing dungeons.

			== Dungeons ==
			Hunter is the career built around [[Dungeons\|dungeons]] — instanced boss challenges run solo or with a party. Clearing one awards a cash bounty, a loot crate, and Hunter experience toward your next rank. See the [[Dungeons]] page for how to enter and what to expect.

			== Pay rates ==
			Hunters earn approximately $0.50 per hostile mob killed. Pay varies slightly by mob type, with stronger mobs paying more.

	== Stipends ==		== Stipends ==
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Dungeons]] — the dungeon system
	* [[Jobs]] — overview of all jobs		* [[Jobs]] — overview of all jobs
	* [[Skill trees]] — Hunter skill tree nodes		* [[Skill trees]] — Hunter skill tree nodes

Dungeons

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'''Dungeons''' are instanced player-versus-environment challenges on Prosperity SMP. One to four players enter a private copy of a dungeon, fight through custom monsters, defeat a boss, and earn rewards. Dungeons are the focus of the [[Hunter]] career and are graded by Hunter rank.

== Entering a dungeon ==
Dungeons are launched from the dungeon entrance near spawn. Right-click a dungeon sign there to begin (admins can also use <code>/md play</code>).

* '''Solo:''' you are sent straight into your own private instance.
* '''Party:''' the [[#Parties|party]] leader starts the dungeon, each member confirms with <code>/ready</code>, and the whole group enters a shared instance together.

Dungeons work for both Java and Bedrock players.

== Ranks ==
Dungeons are graded from '''E''' (easiest) to '''S''' (hardest), matching the [[Hunter]] rank system. Your Hunter rank is set by your Hunter job level:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Rank !! Hunter level
|-
| E || 1
|-
| D || 10
|-
| C || 20
|-
| B || 30
|-
| A || 40
|-
| S || 50
|}

Higher-rank dungeons have tougher monsters and richer rewards. Leveling the Hunter job raises your rank and opens harder content. The '''E-rank''' dungeon is open now, with further ranks rolling out over time.

== Parties ==
To run a dungeon as a group:
# Form a party with <code>/party invite <player></code>; invited players accept with <code>/party join <leader></code> or by clicking the chat prompt.
# The party leader starts the dungeon.
# Each member confirms with <code>/ready</code>; once everyone is ready, the party is teleported in together.

Up to four players can share a single dungeon instance.

== Rewards ==
Defeating a dungeon's boss rewards every participating player with:
* a '''cash bounty''',
* a '''loot crate''' (opened normally — no key needed), and
* '''[[Hunter]] experience''' toward your next rank.

Monsters inside also drop materials. Reward payouts have a short cooldown, so dungeons are repeatable — though the wear your gear takes is the real cost of farming them.

== Coming prepared ==
Dungeons are a serious fight. Bring full armor, a good weapon, plenty of food, and golden apples, and expect your equipment to take heavy durability damage on a full run. Death in a dungeon is a setback, so play carefully.

== The first dungeon ==
The opening E-rank dungeon winds down through a flooded, abandoned mine and opens into a vast stone hall, where '''The Deepwarden''' — an ancient stone guardian — awakens. It calls reinforcements, slams the ground with a telegraphed shockwave, and turns more dangerous below half health. A solo player in full diamond gear can clear it with some effort; a party makes it smoother.

== Tips ==
* Rooms wake as you enter them — clear the monsters before pushing on.
* Watch for the boss's slam wind-up and step out of the impact zone.
* Skeletal archers are dangerous at range — close in or break line of sight.
* Carry spare gear or repair materials; a full clear is hard on your equipment.

== See also ==
* [[Hunter]] — the dungeon-clearing career and rank system
* [[Jobs]] — all six careers
* [[Crates]] — the loot crates dungeons award
* [[Getting started]] — new-player guide

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