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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.

[[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]]~~

Auction Policy

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Create 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]]

Getting started

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Point new players to the trade-driven economy guide

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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

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 ==

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 ==

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

Main Page

VxMac — Sat, 30 May 2026 02:29:56 GMT

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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

Dungeons

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Create Dungeons page (MythicDungeons system, ranks, rewards)

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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

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Main Page

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 22:05:58 GMT

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	* [[Economy]]		* [[Economy]]
	* [[Trading]]		* [[Trading]]
			* [[Auction house]]
			* [[Direct trading]]
	* [[Contracts]]		* [[Contracts]]
	* [[Real estate]]		* [[Real estate]]

Trading

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 22:05:57 GMT

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	=== ChestShop signs ===		=== ChestShop signs ===
	The primary trading method. Place a chest with a [[ChestShop]] sign to sell items to other players while online or offline. Shops in the market district get the most traffic.		The primary trading method. Place a chest with a [[ChestShop]] sign to sell items to other players while online or offline. Shops in the market district get the most traffic. Best for high-volume, commonly traded commodities.

	=== Direct ~~payment~~ ===		=== Direct trading ===
	~~Use~~ <code>/~~pay~~ <player~~> <amount~~></code> to ~~send money directly~~. ~~Useful~~ for ~~custom~~ deals, ~~service payments~~, or ~~trades negotiated in chat~~.		Run <code>/trade <player></code> to open a secure two-player [[Direct trading\|trade window]]. Both players place items and cash, both confirm, and the exchange happens atomically — neither side can take the goods without giving up their own. Best for one-to-one deals, gifts, and high-value handoffs.

			=== Auction house ===
			Run <code>/ah</code> to open the [[Auction house]], a server-wide board of fixed-price listings. Sellers set a price and any player can buy; the item and cash change hands instantly. Best for one-off, high-value, or hard-to-display items such as enchanted gear and rare drops.

	=== Admin shop ===		=== Admin shop ===
	Run <code>/shop</code> to access the [[Admin shop]]. It offers guaranteed floor prices for common materials. Use it when no player shops are buying what you have.		Run <code>/shop</code> to access the [[Admin shop]]. It offers guaranteed floor prices for common materials. Use it when no player shops are buying what you have.

			=== Direct payment ===
			Use <code>/pay <player> <amount></code> to send money directly. Useful for service payments or deals negotiated in chat. For trades involving items, prefer direct trading, which protects both sides.

	== Price discovery ==		== Price discovery ==
	; /market command		; /market command
	: Run <code>/market <item></code> to see the median unit price based on recent player-to-player [[ChestShop~~]] transactions~~. This is the best indicator of what an item is actually worth.		: Run <code>/market <item></code> to see the median unit price based on recent player-to-player transactions across ChestShop and the auction house. This is the best indicator of what an item is actually worth.

	; /find command		; /find command
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	== Setting good prices ==		== Setting good prices ==
	# Check <code>/market <item></code> before setting your [[ChestShop]] price.		# Check <code>/market <item></code> before setting your [[ChestShop]] price or auction listing.
	# Undercut existing sellers by a small margin to move inventory faster.		# Undercut existing sellers by a small margin to move inventory faster.
	# For items with no market data, check the [[Admin shop]] price and mark up 20-50%.		# For items with no market data, check the [[Admin shop]] price and mark up 20-50%.
	# High-demand items (diamonds, iron, food) sell fastest in the market district.		# High-demand items (diamonds, iron, food) sell fastest in the market district.
	# Niche items (decorative blocks, rare drops) sell slower but at higher margins.		# Niche items (decorative blocks, rare drops) sell slower but at higher margins, and often do best on the auction house.

	== Supply and demand ==		== Supply and demand ==
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	* Scamming is prohibited under [[Server rules]]. Staff can verify transactions and issue refunds.		* Scamming is prohibited under [[Server rules]]. Staff can verify transactions and issue refunds.
	* [[BOLT]] protects your chest contents — only the shop interface is exposed to buyers.		* [[BOLT]] protects your chest contents — only the shop interface is exposed to buyers.
	* ~~There is no trade window or escrow system~~. For ~~high~~-~~value trades~~, ~~use <code>/pay</code>~~ and item ~~handoff~~ in ~~person, or set up matching ChestShop signs~~.		* For secure item-and-cash swaps with another player, use [[Direct trading]]. It holds both offers and exchanges them atomically, so neither side can take the goods without paying.
			* For fixed-price public sales, list items on the [[Auction house]], where the buyer's payment and your item change hands in a single instant transaction.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Direct trading]] — secure two-player trade window
			* [[Auction house]] — fixed-price marketplace
	* [[ChestShop]] — how to create shop signs		* [[ChestShop]] — how to create shop signs
	* [[Admin shop]] — server-run fallback shop		* [[Admin shop]] — server-run fallback shop

Auction house

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 22:05:56 GMT

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'''The auction house''' is a server-wide marketplace where players list items at a fixed price for any other player to buy. It complements [[ChestShop]] signs: ChestShop is best for high-volume commodity trading, while the auction house suits one-off, high-value, or hard-to-display items such as enchanted gear, named tools, and rare drops. Open it with <code>/ah</code>.

Despite the name, the auction house is not a bidding system. Each listing has a single fixed price set by the seller, and the first buyer to pay that price receives the item.

== Listing an item ==

# Hold the item stack you want to sell.
# Run <code>/ah sell <price> [hours]</code> — for example, <code>/ah sell 1500 24</code>.
# The stack moves into the marketplace and becomes visible to everyone in <code>/ah</code>.

The price is the total asking price for the whole held stack. The optional <code>hours</code> value sets how long the listing stays up before it expires; it defaults to 24 hours and can be at most 72 hours.

=== Fees ===

A listing fee is charged the moment you list, and a sale cut is taken when the item sells:

* '''Listing fee:''' $5 plus 1% of the asking price, paid up front.
* '''Sale cut:''' 5% of the sale price, deducted from your proceeds at the time of sale.

The listing fee is '''not refunded''' if you cancel the listing or it expires. This deters listing spam, so set prices deliberately.

=== Limits ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Limit !! Value
|-
| Active listings per player || 5
|-
| Minimum price || $1
|-
| Maximum price || $10,000,000
|-
| Default duration || 24 hours
|-
| Maximum duration || 72 hours
|}

== Browsing and buying ==

* <code>/ah</code> or <code>/ah browse [page]</code> opens the marketplace, showing 45 listings per page, newest first.
* <code>/ah search <query></code> filters listings by item name.
* Hovering over a listing shows its full details: quantity, price, time remaining, seller, and any enchantments or custom lore.
* Clicking a listing buys it immediately. The cash leaves your balance and the item is delivered to your inventory, or dropped at your feet if your inventory is full. There is no separate confirmation step, so click carefully.

== Managing your listings ==

; /ah me
: Shows your active listings. Shift-click a listing to cancel it. The item returns to your [[#Mailbox|mailbox]], and the listing fee is not refunded.
; /ah cancel <id>
: Cancels a specific listing by its ID — the same action as shift-clicking in <code>/ah me</code>.
; /ah history
: Shows your last 50 settled listings, both sold and expired.

== Mailbox ==

Run <code>/ah mailbox</code> to claim items that have come back to you: listings that expired with no buyer, or ones you cancelled. Click an item to collect it; if your inventory is full, it drops at your feet. Mailbox items '''never expire''', so nothing is lost by being offline.

Cash from a sale does not go to the mailbox. Sale proceeds — the sale price minus the 5% cut — are paid '''directly into your account balance''' the moment the item sells.

== Bedrock players ==

The auction house works on [[Bedrock setup|Bedrock Edition]]. The browse and mailbox screens are standard chest menus that Geyser renders natively, and every command behaves the same as on Java.

== Trade safety ==

* Buying is instant and atomic: the cash and the item change hands together, so there is no risk of paying without receiving the item.
* Every sale is recorded in the server transaction ledger and feeds the [[Consumer Price Index]], so auction prices appear in <code>/market</code> data.
* High-value sales are logged for staff review.

== See also ==

* [[Trading]] — overview of every way to trade on the server
* [[Direct trading]] — private, secure item-and-cash swaps between two players
* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shop signs for bulk commodities
* [[Item worth]] — how the worth engine estimates fair prices
* [[Commands]] — full command reference

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Direct trading

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 22:05:56 GMT

Create Direct trading page (/trade secure swap window)

New page

'''Direct trading''' lets two players swap items and cash in a single secure window. Both players place their offers, both confirm, and the exchange happens atomically — neither side can take the goods and run. It replaces the old "drop the items and trust the other player to <code>/pay</code>" method, which has cost players items in the past. Start a trade with <code>/trade <player></code>.

== Starting a trade ==

# Run <code>/trade <player></code> to send a request. The other player has 30 seconds to respond.
# The other player accepts by clicking '''[Accept]''' in chat, or by typing <code>/trade accept</code>. They can refuse with <code>/trade deny</code>.
# Once accepted, a shared trade window opens for both players.

Both players must be online, but there is '''no distance limit''' — you can trade across any world. Each player can be in only one trade at a time.

== The trade window ==

The window is split down the middle: your offer on the left, the other player's offer on the right. Both players see the same window, and it updates live as either side makes changes.

* '''Item slots:''' 12 per player. Shift-click an item from your inventory to add it to your side; click it in the window to take it back.
* '''Cash slot:''' click your cash slot, then type an amount in chat to add money to your side. Type <code>clear</code> to remove it.
* '''Ready button:''' click it when you are satisfied with both offers. It turns green.
* '''Cancel button:''' ends the trade at any time, with nothing changing hands.

Items and cash are only '''reserved''' while the window is open. They are not removed from your inventory until the trade completes, and a cancelled trade leaves everything exactly where it was.

== Confirming ==

Once '''both''' players have clicked Ready, a 3-second countdown begins. When it finishes, the swap executes: each player receives the other's offered items, and the cash is transferred.

To prevent last-second switches, '''any change to either offer resets both Ready buttons.''' If someone adds, removes, or alters an item — or changes the cash amount — both players must click Ready again. Either player can also un-ready during the countdown to stop the trade.

At execution, the server re-checks that both players are still online and still hold everything they offered. If anything is missing, the trade aborts and nothing is lost. Any items that do not fit in a player's inventory drop at their feet.

== Fees ==

Direct trading has '''no fee'''. The full amounts are exchanged exactly as offered.

== What transfers ==

All item data is preserved: enchantments, [[Master Smith|master tools]], armor trims, custom names, and durability all carry over unchanged. Cash moves through the server's economy ledger, so trades are visible to the economy systems, and high-value trades are logged for staff review.

== Bedrock players ==

Direct trading works on [[Bedrock setup|Bedrock Edition]]. The trade window is a standard chest menu rendered natively by Geyser. Because clickable chat links can be unreliable on Bedrock keyboards, the <code>/trade accept</code> and <code>/trade deny</code> commands are always available as a reliable alternative to clicking '''[Accept]'''.

== Commands ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Command !! Effect
|-
| <code>/trade <player></code> || Send a trade request
|-
| <code>/trade accept</code> || Accept an incoming request
|-
| <code>/trade deny</code> || Decline an incoming request
|-
| <code>/trade cancel</code> || Cancel the trade you are currently in
|}

== Trade safety ==

Direct trading is the safest way to exchange items with another player one-on-one. Because the swap is atomic, there is no point at which one player holds both sides. Scamming through other means remains prohibited under the [[Server rules]], and trades are logged for staff review.

== See also ==

* [[Trading]] — overview of every way to trade on the server
* [[Auction house]] — fixed-price public marketplace
* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shop signs
* [[Server rules]] — scamming and trade-fraud rules
* [[Commands]] — full command reference

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Simulated ChestShop

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 03:11:21 GMT

Add sale notification + bedrock support sections

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	== Purpose ==		== Purpose ==

	At low player counts, player shops can sit idle for hours. This discourages players from setting up shops, which weakens the [[Economy\|player-driven economy]]. The Simulated ChestShop solves this by having a server-managed bank account (CentralBank) purchase items from player shops at fair market prices.		At low player counts, player shops can sit idle for hours. This discourages players from setting up shops, which weakens the [[Economy\|player-driven economy]]. The Simulated ChestShop solves this by having a server-managed bank account (CentralBank) purchase items from player shops at fair market prices.

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	== Custom development ==		== Custom development ==

	The Simulated ChestShop was purpose-built as a Skript plugin (sim-chestshop.sk) rather than using an existing solution. This allows deep integration with the server's other custom systems:		The Simulated ChestShop was purpose-built as a Skript plugin (sim-chestshop.sk) rather than using an existing solution. This allows deep integration with the server's other custom systems:

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	== How it works ==		== How it works ==

	# The system maintains a shopping list of approximately 130 common items with internal maximum buy prices.		# The system maintains a shopping list of approximately 130 common items with internal maximum buy prices.
	# Every few minutes, it scans active player [[ChestShop]] signs for eligible items.		# Every few minutes, it scans active player [[ChestShop]] signs for eligible items.
	# If a shop sells an item on the list at or below the max price, the system may purchase.		# If a shop sells an item on the list at or below the max price, the system may purchase.
	# The shop owner receives payment to their balance, identical to a normal sale.		# The shop owner receives payment to their balance, identical to a normal sale.
			# If the shop owner is online, the system sends a chat notification: ''+$X sale: <buyer> bought Yx <item> from your shop.''
	# Purchased items are removed from the chest (the bank does not stockpile).		# Purchased items are removed from the chest (the bank does not stockpile).

	From the shop owner's perspective, the transaction looks identical to a real player purchase.		From the shop owner's perspective, the transaction looks identical to a real player purchase.

			== Sale notifications ==

			When a simulated buyer purchases from a player's shop, the shop owner receives a chat message identifying the buyer persona, item, quantity, and payment amount. The notification only fires if the seller is online at the moment of sale; offline sellers see no notification but their balance reflects the sale on next login.

			The notification was added on 2026-05-28 in response to player feedback that sim shop sales were silently increasing balances without indication of source.

			== Bedrock shop owners ==

			The system supports player shops owned by Bedrock Edition players. Floodgate's bedrock-prefix (<code>.</code>) is preserved on the sign and routed through the system's UUID resolver, which looks up the player's full Bedrock IGN even when the shop sign truncates names longer than 15 characters.

	== What the system buys ==		== What the system buys ==

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	=== Items the system will NOT buy ===		=== Items the system will NOT buy ===
	Beacons, totems of undying, ender pearls, shulker boxes, elytra, mob spawners, and other high-value or exploit-prone items.
			Beacons, totems of undying, ender pearls, shulker boxes, elytra, mob spawners, and other high-value or exploit-prone items are excluded from the sim shop's purchase list. Players can still sell these to the [[Admin shop]] at a floor price.

	== Demand controls ==		== Demand controls ==

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	== Economy integration ==		== Economy integration ==

	The system is tightly integrated with the server's custom economic infrastructure:		The system is tightly integrated with the server's custom economic infrastructure:

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	== Visibility ==		== Visibility ==
	The system is intentionally invisible to players:
			The system is intentionally invisible to players except for the sale notification described above:

	* No command reveals bank buy prices or the shopping list.		* No command reveals bank buy prices or the shopping list.
	* The [[Economy\|/market command]] shows real player data only.		* The [[Economy\|/market command]] shows real player data only.
	* Shop owners cannot distinguish simulated purchases from real ones.		* Shop owners cannot distinguish simulated purchases from real ones in the transaction log.

	== Admin commands ==		== Admin commands ==

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Consumer Price Index]] — the price index (excludes simulated trades)		* [[Consumer Price Index]] — the price index (excludes simulated trades)
	* [[Monetary policy engine]] — the inflation management system		* [[Monetary policy engine]] — the inflation management system
			* [[Item worth]] — the unified pricing engine used by tooltips
	* [[Economy]] — how money flows through the server		* [[Economy]] — how money flows through the server
	* [[ChestShop]] — how to create player shops		* [[ChestShop]] — how to create player shops

Bedrock setup

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 03:11:21 GMT

Add ChestShop 15-char limit + account linking guidance

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	== Connection details ==		== Connection details ==

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	=== From a console (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch) ===		=== From a console (Xbox, PlayStation, Switch) ===

	Consoles cannot directly enter custom server addresses. Use one of these workarounds:		Consoles cannot directly enter custom server addresses. Use one of these workarounds:

	* '''BedrockConnect''' — a DNS-based redirect. Change your console's DNS settings to point to a BedrockConnect server, then select a ''Featured Server'' to enter the custom IP. See [https://bedrockconnect.net BedrockConnect.net] for instructions.		* '''BedrockConnect''' — a DNS-based redirect. Change your console's DNS settings to point to a BedrockConnect server, then select a ''Featured Server'' to enter the custom IP. See [https://bedrockconnect.net BedrockConnect.net] for instructions.
	* '''Phantom''' — a local proxy that runs on a PC on your network and advertises the server to your console's LAN game list.		* '''Phantom''' — a local proxy that runs on a PC on your network and advertises the server to your console's LAN game list.

	=== From mobile or Windows 10/11 ===		=== From mobile or Windows 10/11 ===

	Open Minecraft Bedrock, go to ''Servers'' > ''Add Server'', enter the address and port above.		Open Minecraft Bedrock, go to ''Servers'' > ''Add Server'', enter the address and port above.

	== Account linking ==		== Account linking ==
	Bedrock players receive an automatically generated username ~~(e.g.,~~ a <code>*</code> prefix or Floodgate format). ~~Your~~ Bedrock Xbox Live account is linked to ~~your~~ server profile automatically on first join.
			Bedrock players receive an automatically generated username with a <code>.</code> prefix (Floodgate format). The Bedrock Xbox Live account is linked to a server profile automatically on first join.

			Bedrock players who also own a Java Edition account can optionally link their accounts so both clients access the same server profile, balance, and inventory. To link, connect to <code>link.geysermc.org</code> on one account and follow the prompts to generate a code, then connect on the other account and submit the code. '''Account linking should be done before accumulating data on the server''' — linking after a Bedrock player has built up balance, plots, or job levels may orphan that progress on the Bedrock profile.

	== Known differences ==		== Known differences ==

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	\| Command autocomplete \|\| Full tab completion \|\| Partial (depends on command)		\| Command autocomplete \|\| Full tab completion \|\| Partial (depends on command)
	\|}		\|}

			== ChestShop sign name limit ==

			[[ChestShop]] signs cap owner names at '''15 characters'''. The Floodgate prefix (<code>.</code>) counts toward that limit, so Bedrock IGNs longer than 14 characters are truncated on the sign. The server's [[Simulated ChestShop]] internally resolves truncated names back to the full Floodgate UUID, so sales pay correctly regardless of the truncation.

			If a Bedrock-owned shop is not paying correctly, report it on Discord and provide the owner's full IGN.

	== Troubleshooting ==		== Troubleshooting ==

	; Cannot connect		; Cannot connect
	: Verify the address is <code>play.prosperitysmp.com</code> and port is <code>19132</code>. Restart Minecraft if the server does not appear.		: Verify the address is <code>play.prosperitysmp.com</code> and port is <code>19132</code>. Restart Minecraft if the server does not appear.
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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Getting started]] — new player guide		* [[Getting started]] — new player guide
	* [[Frequently asked questions\|FAQ]] — common issues		* [[Frequently asked questions\|FAQ]] — common issues
	* [[Simple Voice Chat]] — voice chat (Java only)		* [[Simple Voice Chat]] — voice chat (Java only)
			* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shop system

	[[Category:Plugins]]		[[Category:Plugins]]

ChestShop

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 03:11:20 GMT

Add Item worth pricing reference + tips

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	== Creating a shop ==		== Creating a shop ==

	# Place a chest where you want your shop.		# Place a chest where you want your shop.
	# Place a sign on the chest (or on a block adjacent to it).		# Place a sign on the chest (or on a block adjacent to it).
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	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===

	A sign reading:		A sign reading:

	(your name)		(your name)
	64		64
	B 500		B 500
	Diamond		Diamond
	This sells 64 diamonds to customers for 00 per transaction.
			This sells 64 diamonds to customers for $500 per transaction.

	A sign reading:		A sign reading:

	(your name)		(your name)
	16		16
	B 200:S 100		B 200:S 100
	Iron Ingot		Iron Ingot
	This sells 16 iron ingots for 00, or buys 16 from customers for 00.
			This sells 16 iron ingots for $200, or buys 16 from customers for $100.

			== Setting prices ==

			Hover over an item in your inventory to see the [[Item worth]] tooltip. The ''Market Est'' line shows the engine's estimate of the item's fair player-market value, which is a useful reference for pricing your ChestShop signs. The ''Admin Sell'' line shows what the admin shop pays — you generally want to charge more than that.

			You can also run <code>/market <item></code> to see recent real player-trade data for the item, if any exists.

	== Item names ==		== Item names ==
	~~The sign has a character limit. For long item names, use the short alias. Common aliases:~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	\|-
	~~! Full name !! Alias~~
	\|-
	~~\| Iron Ingot \|\| <code>Iron Ingot</code>~~
	\|-
	~~\| Gold Ingot \|\| <code>Gold Ingot</code>~~
	\|-
	~~\| Diamond \|\| <code>Diamond</code>~~
	\|-
	~~\| Cobblestone \|\| <code>Cobblestone</code>~~
	\|-
	~~\| Oak Log \|\| <code>Oak Log</code>~~
	\|}

	~~If the~~ item ~~name does not fit~~, ~~check~~ the alias ~~list at~~ the ~~shop help~~ board near spawn or ask staff.		The sign has a 15-character limit per line. For long item names, use the short alias. Examples include splash potion variants (mapped to <code>Strength II</code>, <code>Fire Res 8:00</code>, etc.). Check the alias board near spawn or ask staff if your item name does not fit.

	== Finding shops ==		== Finding shops ==

	Run <code>/find <item></code> to search for player shops selling or buying a specific item. Results show the shop owner, price, location, and stock.		Run <code>/find <item></code> to search for player shops selling or buying a specific item. Results show the shop owner, price, location, and stock.

	== Chest locking ==		== Chest locking ==

	All chests are automatically locked by [[BOLT]]. Only the chest owner can access the contents. The shop sign allows customers to interact with the buy/sell interface without opening the chest.		All chests are automatically locked by [[BOLT]]. Only the chest owner can access the contents. The shop sign allows customers to interact with the buy/sell interface without opening the chest.

	== Tips ==		== Tips ==

	* Stock your chest before creating the sign — an empty shop cannot sell.		* Stock your chest before creating the sign — an empty shop cannot sell.
	* ~~Check~~ <code>/market <item></code> to see ~~the~~ going ~~rate~~ before setting prices.		* Use [[Item worth]] tooltips or <code>/market <item></code> to see going rates before setting prices.
	* Place shops in the market district for maximum visibility.		* Place shops in the market district for maximum visibility.
	* Shops work while you are offline.		* Shops work while you are offline.
			* The [[Simulated ChestShop]] may buy from your shop in the background at any time, with no required setup on your part.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Admin shop]] — the server-run fallback shop		* [[Admin shop]] — the server-run fallback shop
			* [[Item worth]] — item pricing tooltips
			* [[Simulated ChestShop]] — the simulated buyer
	* [[Getting started]] — includes a shop setup walkthrough		* [[Getting started]] — includes a shop setup walkthrough
	* [[Commands]] — full command reference		* [[Commands]] — full command reference

	[[Category:Plugins]]		[[Category:Plugins]]

Admin shop

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 03:11:19 GMT

Add endgame items + Item worth link

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	== Accessing the shop ==		== Accessing the shop ==

	Run <code>/shop</code> from anywhere to open the admin shop GUI. Browse categories and click items to buy or sell.		Run <code>/shop</code> from anywhere to open the admin shop GUI. Browse categories and click items to buy or sell.

	The shop is organized into categories:		The shop is organized into categories:

	* Ores and minerals		* Ores and minerals
	* Building materials		* Building materials
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	== Pricing philosophy ==		== Pricing philosophy ==

	Admin shop prices are intentionally set as a '''floor''' — slightly below what player [[ChestShop\|shops]] typically charge. This ensures:		Admin shop prices are intentionally set as a '''floor''' — slightly below what player [[ChestShop\|shops]] typically charge. This ensures:

	* New players always have somewhere to sell materials.		* New players always have somewhere to sell materials.
	* Player-run shops remain competitive (the admin shop does not undercut active sellers).		* Player-run shops remain competitive (the admin shop does not undercut active sellers).
	* ~~Rare items~~ (~~netherite~~, ~~elytra~~, ~~enchanted gear)~~ are not ~~available in~~ the admin shop.		* Players can use the [[Item worth]] tooltip to see the admin floor before deciding whether to sell.

			For each item, the admin shop may be configured as ''buy-only'' (the shop sells to you), ''sell-only'' (you sell to the shop), or ''both''. Common raw materials are typically sell-only — the server pays a floor price but does not sell them back to players, leaving that role to the [[ChestShop\|player market]].

			== Endgame items ==

			The admin shop pays a guaranteed floor price for several endgame materials that previously had no reliable buyer. The server does '''not''' sell these items back to players — they are sell-only.

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			\|-
			! Item !! Admin floor (player → server)
			\|-
			\| Netherite ingot \|\| $1,000
			\|-
			\| Netherite scrap \|\| $350
			\|-
			\| Ancient debris \|\| $200
			\|-
			\| Elytra \|\| $1,500
			\|-
			\| Totem of Undying \|\| $300
			\|-
			\| Shulker shell \|\| $25
			\|-
			\| Shulker box (empty) \|\| $30
			\|-
			\| Netherite Upgrade Smithing Template \|\| $120
			\|-
			\| Armor Trim Smithing Templates (sampled) \|\| $100
			\|}

			Player-market prices for these items are typically higher. Use the [[Item worth]] tooltip's Market Est line to see the engine's estimate of fair player-market pricing.

	== Buying vs selling ==		== Buying vs selling ==
	~~Some items are buy-only (the shop sells to you), some are sell-only (you sell to the shop), and some support both directions.~~ The GUI shows the price and direction for each item.
			The GUI shows the price and direction for each item. Most items show two prices side-by-side; if only one is shown, that direction is the only one supported.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shops with custom pricing		* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shops with custom pricing
			* [[Item worth]] — item pricing tooltips and engine details
			* [[Simulated ChestShop]] — the simulated buyer that keeps low-traffic shops liquid
	* [[Jobs]] — earning money through job wages		* [[Jobs]] — earning money through job wages
	* [[Getting started]] — new player guide		* [[Getting started]] — new player guide

	[[Category:Plugins]]		[[Category:Plugins]]

Crates

VxMac — Fri, 29 May 2026 03:05:50 GMT

Crates v2: no keys + gambling crate + milestone details

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	'''Crates''' are ~~loot boxes earned~~ through [[Jobs\|job]] progression ~~on Prosperity SMP~~. ~~Each job has three~~ crate tiers plus prestige ~~crates for players who have completed~~ the ~~prestige system~~.		'''Crates''' are sealed containers that grant a random reward when opened. They are obtained primarily through [[Jobs\|job]] progression and serve as a secondary income stream alongside Jobs payments and player trading.

			== Overview ==

			The crate system deployed on 2026-05-26 groups crates into four reward tiers per career, plus a prestige tier, a gambling variant, and a one-time welcome crate. Opening a crate is a single right-click action; '''no keys are required.''' The crate item itself is the container. The reward is selected at random from the crate's reward table, with the chance of each reward determined by its weight.

			== Tiers ==

			There are four reward tiers in the standard career crate progression. The tier of a dropped crate matches the player's current level in the relevant job at the time of the drop.

	~~== Crate tiers ==~~
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	! Tier !! Level range !! ~~Average value !! Design role~~		! Tier !! Level range !! Typical rewards
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Apprentice~~ \|\| 1-15 \|\| ~~~$75 \|\| Early-game progression help~~		\| Welcome \|\| One-time only \|\| Starter materials, small cash stipend
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Master~~ \|\| 16-35 \|\| ~~~$300 \|\| Mid-game gear~~		\| Apprentice \|\| Job level 1-15 \|\| Common career items, modest cash
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Legendary~~ \|\| 36-50 \|\| ~~~$1~~,~~000 + soulbound chance \|\| Endgame progression~~		\| Master \|\| Job level 16-35 \|\| Mid-tier ingots, enchanted gear, blocks
	\|-		\|-
	\| Prestige \|\| Prestige ~~P1+~~ \|\| ~~~$2~~,~~000 + master tool chance~~ \|\| Prestige ~~payoff~~		\| Legendary \|\| Job level 36-50 \|\| High-value materials, rare enchanted items
			\|-
			\| Prestige (P1) \|\| Available after reaching [[Prestige\|prestige]] 1 \|\| Master tools, vouchers, soulbound utilities
			\|-
			\| Prestige (advanced) \|\| Available after prestige 2 and above \|\| Endgame and cosmetic rewards
	\|}		\|}

	== How ~~to obtain~~ crates ==		A career crate's reward pool is themed to its job. The Miner Legendary crate, for example, weights heavily toward diamond, netherite, and Fortune-enchanted gear, while the Farmer Legendary crate favors crops, bonemeal, and Replenish-enchanted tools.
	Crates ~~are earned in two ways~~:
	# '''~~Level~~-~~up rewards~~''' ~~— guaranteed~~ crate of ~~the matching tier when you level up~~.		== How crates are obtained ==
	# '''Random ~~drops~~''' — small chance ~~per dollar earned through job work~~ to ~~receive~~ a crate ~~of the matching~~ tier.
			Crates drop from three sources:

			# '''Milestone level-ups.''' A career crate is granted at every fifth job level (5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45). Reaching level 50 grants three crates instead of one.
			# '''Random Jobs payments.''' Each Jobs Reborn payment carries a small chance to drop a crate. The base rate is 0.03 percent per payment.
			# '''Server events.''' Admins may grant crates as event rewards, contest prizes, or compensation.

			Prestige crates are granted exclusively upon completing a prestige tier and cannot be obtained through normal drops.

	== Opening crates ==		== Opening crates ==
	~~Right-click a crate key in your inventory to open it. The reward is determined by weighted random roll from the crate's loot table.~~

	== ~~Rarity tiers (per~~ crate) ==		To open a crate, hold the crate item in the hotbar and right-click. The opening animation plays at the player's location and the reward is added to the player's inventory. If the inventory is full, the reward drops at the player's feet.
	~~Each~~ crate ~~has four rarity tiers with different drop weights~~:
			The opening animation uses the CSGO-style scrolling reveal. The animation cannot be skipped.

			=== Mass opening ===

			Holding shift while right-clicking a stack of crates opens all crates in the stack sequentially. Rewards accumulate in the inventory. Large stacks may take several seconds to fully process.

			== Gambling crate ==

			The gambling crate is a paid variant available through the <code>/gamble</code> command. The command costs '''$325 per pull''' and rolls a single reward from the gambling crate's table. The expected value of a pull is approximately $288, giving the house an edge of about 11 percent.

			The gambling crate's reward pool covers five outcome ranges:

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~		* '''Bust''' (45 percent total): rotten flesh or dirt
	\|-		* '''Small win''' (32 percent): $100-$150 cash, iron or a single diamond
	~~! Rarity !! Typical weight !! Reward type~~		* '''Decent win''' (17 percent): $550 cash, 16 diamond, or an enchanted book
	\|-		* '''Big win''' (5 percent): $2,400 cash, netherite scrap, or enchanted diamond armor
	~~\| Common \|\| 55-60% \|\| Raw materials~~, ~~basic resources~~		* '''Jackpot''' (1 percent): a $10,000 cash prize, a random soulbound utility, or a random master tool
	\|-
	~~\| Uncommon \|\| 25% \|\| Mid-tier gear~~, ~~refined materials~~		Players are limited to 20 pulls per day. The jackpot is broadcast server-wide when it hits.
	\|-
	~~\| Rare \|\| 12% \|\| Enchanted gear~~, ~~valuable items~~		The command requires the <code>gambling.use</code> permission, which is granted to the citizen group by default.
	\|-
	~~\| Epic \|\| 3-5% \|\| High-value items~~, cash, soulbound ~~utilities~~
	\|}

	~~Legendary crates additionally have a 5% chance to roll a soulbound utility item (Ender Pouch, Healer's Stone, or Repair Hammer).~~		== Mending books ==

	~~== Prestige crates ==~~		Mending is not available from the standard Master crate. The only legitimate source of Mending on Prosperity SMP is the [[Master_Smith\|master tool]] obtained from a Prestige P1 crate. Master tools carry the Mending enchantment as a baked-in property and cannot be transferred to other items.
	~~At prestige P1, players receive a job-specific prestige~~ crate ~~with a 42% chance to roll the job's master tool (the~~ only source of Mending on the ~~server)~~. ~~At P2 through P5, an advanced prestige crate is given with~~ a ~~5% chance~~ to ~~upgrade an existing master tool's enchant level by +1~~.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Jobs]] — ~~job~~ system and prestige
			* [[Jobs]] — career system and prestige
			* [[Item worth]] — item pricing tooltips
	* [[Getting started]] — new player guide		* [[Getting started]] — new player guide

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Item worth

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The '''item worth''' system is a server-side pricing engine that estimates the market value of every Minecraft item and displays the estimate as a tooltip line when a player hovers an item in any inventory. The system deployed on 2026-05-28.

== Overview ==

Item worth combines four data sources to produce a single per-item estimate:

# The admin shop floor price, set by the server in [[Admin_shop|admin shop]].
# The simulated market's maximum bid price (the [[Simulated_ChestShop|sim shop]]).
# Real player-to-player trade medians, drawn from [[ChestShop]] transaction logs.
# The cost of crafting the item from priced ingredients (recipe-cost).

The engine blends whichever sources are available for a given item into a single market estimate. When no direct source exists, the engine falls back to a category median (for example, all wood-family items share a category) and, as a last resort, a global median.

== Tooltip display ==

When a player hovers an item, two lines appear at the bottom of the tooltip:

Admin Sell: $X
Market Est: $Y

The '''Admin Sell''' line reports the price the admin shop pays the player when the player sells the item to the shop. For items the server does not buy, the line reads <code>not bought</code>.

The '''Market Est''' line reports the engine's best estimate of the item's player-to-player market value. The estimate is annotated with a confidence indicator:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Tag !! Meaning
|-
| (no tag) || Derived from admin shop and sim shop data; medium confidence
|-
| <code>(7d median)</code> || Derived from real player trades in the past seven days; high confidence
|-
| <code>(recipe)</code> || Computed as the sum of ingredient costs; high confidence for stable recipes
|-
| <code>(rough)</code> || Derived from a category or global median; low confidence
|}

The Market Est value reflects the engine's best guess at what a fair player-to-player price would be. It is not a guarantee of price discovery.

== Coverage ==

The engine maintains worth values for every item that has an in-game item form. Items without a direct admin-shop price are still priced through recipe inference or category median, so hovering any item in inventory will produce a tooltip.

As of 2026-05-28 the engine maintains 1,859 priced items: 471 from direct admin shop or sim shop data, 235 from recipe inference, and 1,153 from category-median fallback.

== Recipe inference ==

For items not directly priced, the engine attempts to derive a price from the item's crafting recipe. The bucket, for example, is priced at three times the iron ingot's worth. Wood-family items follow a deterministic pattern: oak planks cost one-quarter of an oak log, an oak slab costs half a plank, and an oak door costs two planks.

The engine supports multi-step recipe convergence. The price of a bookshelf, for example, is derived from the price of a book, which is derived from the price of paper, which is derived from the price of sugar cane (an admin-priced material).

== What the tooltip is not ==

The displayed value is an estimate, not a binding price. Sellers may price items above or below the estimate at their discretion. The admin shop pays its listed floor price and not the Market Est; that figure is shown only for reference.

The estimate does not include sentimental or aesthetic value. Enchanted items, named items, and items with custom NBT may carry higher player-market value than the engine reports.

== Tracking inflation ==

The engine is wired to apply two adjustment multipliers when their data sources activate:

* '''Inflation multiplier:''' a server-wide adjustment derived from the [[Monetary_policy_engine|monetary policy engine]]. The multiplier remains at 1.0 until the policy engine exits its bootstrap period (approximately 2026-06-05).
* '''Scarcity multiplier:''' a per-material adjustment based on the cumulative extraction count for ores in mineable worlds (resource world, nether, end). The multiplier remains at 1.0 until extraction passes 10 percent of the theoretical worldgen budget for that material.

Both multipliers operate as no-ops while their source systems are still ramping up, and will begin scaling worth values automatically once those systems go active.

== See also ==

* [[Economy]] — server economy overview
* [[Crates]] — crate progression system
* [[ChestShop]] — player-run shops

[[Category:Economy]]

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