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Server rules

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 14:02:19 GMT

Resource-world lawless carve-out (owner ruling 2026-07-21)

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	# '''Be respectful.''' No harassment, hate speech, slurs, or targeted toxicity in chat, signs, builds, or Discord.		# '''Be respectful.''' No harassment, hate speech, slurs, or targeted toxicity in chat, signs, builds, or Discord.
	# '''No cheating.''' Hacked clients, x-ray, fly hacks, speed hacks, duplication glitches, and exploit abuse are prohibited. Allowed mods include Optifine, shaders, minimaps without entity radar, and inventory sorters.		# '''No cheating.''' Hacked clients, x-ray, fly hacks, speed hacks, duplication glitches, and exploit abuse are prohibited. Allowed mods include Optifine, shaders, minimaps without entity radar, and inventory sorters.
	# '''No griefing.''' Do not destroy, modify, or steal from other players without permission.		# '''No griefing.''' Do not destroy, modify, or steal from other players without permission. '''Exception:''' the [[Resource world]] is a lawless zone — anything left there is unprotected and fair game.
	# '''No spam.''' Excessive chat messages, advertisements for other servers, or command abuse are prohibited.		# '''No spam.''' Excessive chat messages, advertisements for other servers, or command abuse are prohibited.
	# '''No AFK farming.''' Automated income through AFK machines, auto-clickers, or macros is not allowed.		# '''No AFK farming.''' Automated income through AFK machines, auto-clickers, or macros is not allowed.

Resource world

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 14:02:19 GMT

State the lawless-zone rule explicitly (owner ruling 2026-07-21)

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	\| No claims or permanent builds \|\| Enforced — resource world is for extraction only		\| No claims or permanent builds \|\| Enforced — resource world is for extraction only
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			\| Lawless zone \|\| Anything left here is unprotected — theft and breaking are '''allowed''' (the [[Server rules\|griefing rule]] does not apply); spawners remain protected
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	\| Keep inventory on death \|\| '''Off''' — you drop items on death in the resource world		\| Keep inventory on death \|\| '''Off''' — you drop items on death in the resource world

Essentials

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 14:02:18 GMT

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	! Command !! Description		! Command !! Description
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	\| <code>/spawn</code> \|\| Teleport to spawn		\| <code>/warp spawn</code> \|\| Teleport to spawn (plain <code>/spawn</code> is not available)
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	\| <code>/tpa <player></code> \|\| Request to teleport to a player		\| <code>/tpa <player></code> \|\| Request to teleport to a player

Getting started

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 14:02:17 GMT

Fix /spawn (not available; use /warp spawn)

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	\| <code>/home <name></code> \|\| Teleport to a saved home		\| <code>/home <name></code> \|\| Teleport to a saved home
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	\| <code>/spawn</code> \|\| Return to spawn		\| <code>/warp spawn</code> \|\| Return to spawn (plain <code>/spawn</code> is not available)
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	\| <code>/rtp</code> \|\| Random teleport to the resource world		\| <code>/rtp</code> \|\| Random teleport to the resource world

Commands

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 14:02:17 GMT

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	! Command !! Description		! Command !! Description
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	\| <code>/spawn</code> \|\| Return to spawn		\| <code>/warp spawn</code> \|\| Return to spawn (plain <code>/spawn</code> is not available)
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	\| <code>/home <name></code> \|\| Teleport to a saved home		\| <code>/home <name></code> \|\| Teleport to a saved home

Server rules

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:29:30 GMT

Link the new appeals page

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	Decisions may be appealed ~~on Discord~~.		Decisions may be appealed — see [[Punishments and appeals]].

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

Main Page

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:29:18 GMT

Add Stock market + Bazaar to nav

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	* [[Economy]]		* [[Economy]]
	* [[Banking]]		* [[Banking]]
			* [[Stock market]]
			* [[Bazaar]]
	* [[Casino]]		* [[Casino]]
	* [[Daily rewards]]		* [[Daily rewards]]

Admin shop

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:29:18 GMT

Link the Bazaar section

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[Bazaar]] — the decorative/catalog section of this shop

	* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shops with custom pricing		* [[ChestShop]] — player-owned shops with custom pricing

Plot rental

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:29:17 GMT

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 * Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after extended inactivity plus missed rent.
 * If your rental expires or is reclaimed, items from your containers are captured automatically — run <code>/claimitems</code> to recover them.
 == Sharing access ==

Bazaar

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:29:16 GMT

Create Bazaar page (admin-shop catalog section)

New page

'''The Bazaar''' is the catalog section of the [[Admin shop]] — a huge assortment of decorative blocks, dyes, and hard-to-find items available for purchase at fixed prices.

== Opening the Bazaar ==
Run <code>/shop</code> and select the '''Bazaar''' section. Browse the pages and click an item to buy.

== What it's for ==
The Bazaar exists so builders can buy the long tail of cosmetic and niche items — terracotta, glazed blocks, candles, coral, and hundreds of other decorative pieces — without grinding for materials that have no farm or are tedious to collect. Prices are set by the server.

For everyday materials and selling your goods, see the main [[Admin shop]] sections; for player-to-player prices, see [[ChestShop]] and the [[Auction house]].

== See also ==
* [[Admin shop]] — the server-run shop the Bazaar is part of
* [[ChestShop]] — player shops
* [[Trading]] — all trading methods
[[Category:Gameplay]]

Punishments and appeals

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:29:16 GMT

Create punishments & appeals page (formalizes Server rules enforcement info)

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'''Punishments and appeals''' covers how rule violations are handled on Prosperity SMP and how to appeal a decision. The rules themselves are on [[Server rules]].

== How reports are handled ==
Staff investigate every report using [[CoreProtect]] logs and other server records — block changes, container access, and chat are all logged. You don't need screenshots for grief: the logs show exactly what happened. Report issues in the Discord.

== Punishment ladder ==
Punishments scale with severity and history:

{| class="wikitable"
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! Violation !! Typical outcome
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| Minor chat violation || Warning or mute
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| Griefing (first offense, small) || Rollback + warning
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| Griefing (repeated or large) || Temporary or permanent ban
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| Hacking or exploiting || Permanent ban
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| Scamming || Refund to the victim + temporary ban
|}

Grief is always rolled back — victims don't stay harmed regardless of what happens to the offender.

== Appealing ==
Every decision can be appealed on the [https://discord.gg/gmXqBx7sfV Discord]:
# Open a ticket (or message staff) with your in-game name and what the punishment was.
# Explain your side — honestly. Logs are checked against appeals, and honesty materially helps.
# A staff member not involved in the original decision reviews it where possible.

Appeals are about fairness, not loopholes — a clear, honest appeal for a first offense has a good chance; repeat offenses and hacking rarely do.

== See also ==
* [[Server rules]] — the rules themselves
* [[CoreProtect]] — how grief investigation works
[[Category:Policies]]

Vouchers

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:20:52 GMT

Create Vouchers page (prestige crate rewards)

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'''Vouchers''' are single-use reward papers earned from [[Prestige|prestige]] [[Crates|crates]]. Each voucher grants a permanent account upgrade or a one-time bonus when redeemed.

== Getting vouchers ==
Vouchers come from the prestige crate tiers — awarded when you complete a [[Prestige|prestige]]. The '''Voucher Triple-Pack''' is itself a crate reward that opens into three random vouchers (repeats possible).

== Voucher types ==
{| class="wikitable"
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! Voucher !! Effect !! Stacks?
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| '''Home Slot''' || +1 <code>/sethome</code> slot || Yes — up to 5 extra homes
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| '''Jobs Payout Boost''' || +5% on all [[Jobs|job]] money payouts || Yes — up to +25%
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| '''VIP Crate Roll''' || Pick any career tier crate and roll it free || One roll per voucher
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| '''Voucher Triple-Pack''' || Opens into 3 random vouchers || —
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| '''Career Skip''' || Start a chosen job at Level 25 || One job per voucher
|}

== Redeeming ==
Hold the voucher in your main hand and '''right-click''' to redeem it. Some vouchers open a follow-up prompt — for example, the VIP Crate Roll asks which crate you want. Follow the chat instructions after right-clicking.

If a redemption doesn't work as expected, keep the voucher and report it on Discord — staff can verify and restore rewards.

== Notes ==
* The Jobs Payout Boost is separate from (and stacks with) the [[Prestige]] income bonus.
* Vouchers are physical items — protect them like any valuable (they can be dropped or lost).

== See also ==
* [[Prestige]] — how to earn prestige crates
* [[Crates]] — the crate system
* [[Jobs]] — careers and payouts
[[Category:Gameplay]]

Main Page

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:20:11 GMT

Differentiate the two contract systems in nav

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	* [[Auction house]]		* [[Auction house]]
	* [[Direct trading]]		* [[Direct trading]]
	* [[Contracts]]		* [[Contracts\|Contracts (civic supply)]]
	* [[Government build contracts]]		* [[Government build contracts\|Government build contracts (hired builds)]]
	* [[Real estate]]		* [[Real estate]]
	* [[Resource world]]		* [[Resource world]]

Banking

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:20:10 GMT

Price charts are live on the trading desk

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	* '''Never invest money you need tomorrow.''' Rent, food, and gear come first; invest what's left.		* '''Never invest money you need tomorrow.''' Rent, food, and gear come first; invest what's left.

	Full price charts are ~~coming to~~ the [https://economy.prosperitysmp.com ~~economy website~~]~~, where~~ classic chart patterns (double bottoms, breakouts, and the like) ~~will~~ actually be visible — the skills you learn reading them work the same way here as in real markets. There is no lock and no penalty: buy in or sell out whenever you like. New money rides from the '''next''' hourly move, so there are no free instant gains. Positions can shrink hard on a bad day - never invest cash you cannot afford to see dip.		Full price charts are live on the [https://economy.prosperitysmp.com/stocks.html trading desk] — classic chart patterns (double bottoms, breakouts, and the like) are actually visible there, and the skills you learn reading them work the same way here as in real markets. There is no lock and no penalty: buy in or sell out whenever you like. New money rides from the '''next''' hourly move, so there are no free instant gains. Positions can shrink hard on a bad day - never invest cash you cannot afford to see dip.

	Your first deposit asks you to accept the account terms below with <code>/savings accept</code>.		Your first deposit asks you to accept the account terms below with <code>/savings accept</code>.

Auction house

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:20:09 GMT

Fix mailbox cut % to match Fees (3%, verified in config)

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	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.		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.		Cash from a sale does not go to the mailbox. Sale proceeds — the sale price minus the 3% cut — are paid '''directly into your account balance''' the moment the item sells.

	== Bedrock players ==		== Bedrock players ==

Plot rental

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:33 GMT

Add sharing-access section (plots)

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	* Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after extended inactivity plus missed rent.		* Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after extended inactivity plus missed rent.
	* If your rental expires or is reclaimed, items from your containers are captured automatically — run <code>/claimitems</code> to recover them.		* If your rental expires or is reclaimed, items from your containers are captured automatically — run <code>/claimitems</code> to recover them.

			== Sharing access ==
			To let a friend build on your plot, run <code>/arm addmember <region> <player></code> while they are online (find your region ID with <code>/arm info</code> while standing on the plot). Remove them later with <code>/arm removemember <region> <player></code>. To share access to your locked chests, see [[BOLT]].

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

Auction Policy

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:32 GMT

Hatnote: plot auctions vs the item Auction house

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			{{Notice\|This policy governs '''plot auctions''' run by the government. For the player item marketplace, see [[Auction house]].}}

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

ChestShop

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:31 GMT

Remove duplicate /market sentence

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	Run <code>/market <item></code> to see the median price from recent player trades, or check the [[Item worth]] estimates on the economy dashboard. The ''Market Est'' figure estimates an item's fair player-market value — a useful reference for pricing your ChestShop signs. The ''Admin Sell'' figure shows what the admin shop pays; you generally want to charge more than that.		Run <code>/market <item></code> to see the median price from recent player trades, or check the [[Item worth]] estimates on the economy dashboard. The ''Market Est'' figure estimates an item's fair player-market value — a useful reference for pricing your ChestShop signs. The ''Admin Sell'' figure 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 ==

Farmer

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:31 GMT

Add Stipends see-also

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Jobs]] - overview of all jobs		* [[Jobs]] - overview of all jobs
			* [[Stipends]] — stipend drops explained
	* [[Drills and harvesters]] - AOE tool mechanics		* [[Drills and harvesters]] - AOE tool mechanics
	* [[Skill trees]] - per-job perks		* [[Skill trees]] - per-job perks

Fisherman

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:30 GMT

Fix preformatted-block rendering glitch

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	\| Cod \|\| $1.13		\| Cod \|\| $1.13
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	Treasure catches (enchanted books, saddles, nautilus shells) do not pay wages but are valuable as loot.
			Treasure catches (enchanted books, saddles, nautilus shells) do not pay wages but are valuable as loot.

	== Titles ==		== Titles ==

Item worth

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:29 GMT

Four -> five data sources

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

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

	# The admin shop floor price, set by the server in [[Admin_shop\|admin shop]].		# The admin shop floor price, set by the server in [[Admin_shop\|admin shop]].

Economy

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:29 GMT

Banking is open; unify Master Smith link

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	\| Drill and harvester purchases \|\| $1,000-6,500 per tool		\| Drill and harvester purchases \|\| $1,000-6,500 per tool
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	\| [[~~Miner#Master Smith\|~~Master Smith]] books \|\| $10,000-120,000 per book + diamond blocks		\| [[Master Smith]] books \|\| $10,000-120,000 per book + diamond blocks
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	\| [[Prestige]] costs \|\| $25,000-1,000,000 per tier + materials		\| [[Prestige]] costs \|\| $25,000-1,000,000 per tier + materials
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	* [[Prestige]] — endgame money sink		* [[Prestige]] — endgame money sink
	* [[Contracts]] — bonus income		* [[Contracts]] — bonus income
	* [[Banking]] — savings and ~~bonds (opening soon)~~		* [[Banking]] — savings, bonds, and stocks

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

Lore

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:28 GMT

Fix invented 'Eternal status' + retarget prestige link

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	The frontier economy is player-driven. The [[Admin shop]] represents a baseline government exchange, while player [[ChestShop\|shops]] form the real market. [[Contracts\|Civic contracts]] represent the settlement's infrastructure needs — the government pays workers to supply materials for public works.		The frontier economy is player-driven. The [[Admin shop]] represents a baseline government exchange, while player [[ChestShop\|shops]] form the real market. [[Contracts\|Civic contracts]] represent the settlement's infrastructure needs — the government pays workers to supply materials for public works.

	The prestige system represents mastery — a player who ~~reaches~~ [[~~Jobs#~~Prestige\|~~Eternal~~]] ~~status in~~ a job has demonstrated deep expertise and invested significant resources into the frontier's growth.		The prestige system represents mastery — a player who [[Prestige\|prestiges]] a job has demonstrated deep expertise and invested significant resources into the frontier's growth.

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

Commands

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:27 GMT

Fix bolt trust syntax

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	\| <code>/co inspect</code> \|\| Toggle [[CoreProtect]] block inspector		\| <code>/co inspect</code> \|\| Toggle [[CoreProtect]] block inspector
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	\| <code>/bolt trust <player></code> \|\| Trust a player on locked blocks		\| <code>/bolt trust add player <player></code> \|\| Trust a player on all your locked blocks (<code>/bolt trust remove player <player></code> to revoke)
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	\| <code>/bolt info</code> \|\| Check block ownership		\| <code>/bolt info</code> \|\| Check block ownership

Real estate

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:27 GMT

Fix AFK-farm contradiction, prefix wording; add ARM sign path

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	Plots follow a 3-~~character~~ prefix + 3-digit number naming scheme (e.g., R001, C015, I003).		Plots follow a single-letter zone prefix + 3-digit number naming scheme (e.g., R001, C015, I003).

	== Acquiring a plot ==		== Acquiring a plot ==
	Plots are sold through auctions or direct purchase depending on availability. Check the real estate board near spawn or ask staff on Discord for current listings.		Plots are bought and rented through [[Plot rental\|ARM]] plot signs — right-click a plot's sign to view its price and confirm. Some plots are also sold through auctions or direct purchase depending on availability. Check the real estate board near spawn or ask staff on Discord for current listings.

	== Building rules ==		== Building rules ==
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	* Residential plots cannot operate commercial shops.		* Residential plots cannot operate commercial shops.
	* Commercial plots must have a public-facing storefront or service.		* Commercial plots must have a public-facing storefront or service.
	* Industrial plots may contain large ~~automated~~ farms ~~but must follow~~ AFK ~~farming rules~~.		* Industrial plots may contain large manual or semi-automatic farms; fully automatic AFK farms are prohibited (see [[Zoning regulations]]).

	See [[Zoning regulations]] for the complete ruleset.		See [[Zoning regulations]] for the complete ruleset.

Getting started

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:26 GMT

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	== First steps ==		== First steps ==
	# '''Read the signs at spawn.''' The spawn area has boards explaining the basics. Take a moment to orient yourself.		# '''Read the signs at spawn.''' The spawn area has boards explaining the basics. Take a moment to orient yourself.
	# '''Join a job.''' Run <code>/jobs browse</code> to see the six available careers. ~~Pick one that fits your playstyle~~ — you ~~can switch later~~ with ~~a 60-second cooldown~~.		# '''Join a job.''' Run <code>/jobs browse</code> to see the six available careers, or join one directly with <code>/jobs join <job></code>. You can hold up to '''3 jobs''' at once — join more as you go, or leave one with <code>/jobs leave</code>.
	# '''Teleport to the resource world.''' Run <code>/rtp</code> or use the resource world portal at spawn. The resource world is where you mine, farm, and gather without disturbing the main world.		# '''Teleport to the resource world.''' Run <code>/rtp</code> or use the resource world portal at spawn. The resource world is where you mine, farm, and gather without disturbing the main world.
	# '''Set a home.''' Find a good spot and run <code>/sethome</code>. You earn more home slots as you progress.		# '''Set a home.''' Find a good spot and run <code>/sethome</code>. You earn more home slots as you progress.
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	\| <code>/jobs browse</code> \|\| View and join available jobs		\| <code>/jobs browse</code> \|\| View and join available jobs
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			\| <code>/jobs join <job></code> \|\| Join a career (up to 3 at once)
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	\| <code>/balance</code> \|\| Check your current balance		\| <code>/balance</code> \|\| Check your current balance

Frequently asked questions

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:14:25 GMT

Fix job limit (3 jobs) + bolt trust syntax

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	=== Can I have multiple jobs? ===		=== Can I have multiple jobs? ===
	~~No. One job~~ at ~~a time~~. ~~Switch~~ with <code>/jobs ~~leave~~</code> ~~then~~ <code>/jobs ~~join~~</code>~~. There is a 60-second cooldown~~.		Yes — you can hold up to '''3 jobs''' at once. Join with <code>/jobs join <job></code>; leave one with <code>/jobs leave <job></code> if you want to swap.

	=== What is prestige? ===		=== What is prestige? ===
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	=== How do I lock my chests? ===		=== How do I lock my chests? ===
	[[BOLT]] locks them automatically on placement. Use <code>/bolt trust</code> to share access.		[[BOLT]] locks them automatically on placement. Use <code>/bolt trust add player <player></code> to share access — see [[BOLT]] for details.

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

Bedrock setup

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:40 GMT

Trim internal name-resolution mechanism (keep the player reassurance)

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	== ChestShop sign name limit ==		== 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.		[[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 resolves truncated names correctly behind the scenes, 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.		If a Bedrock-owned shop is not paying correctly, report it on Discord and provide the owner's full IGN.

Dungeons

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:39 GMT

Remove admin command mention

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	== Entering a dungeon ==		== 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>)~~.		Dungeons are launched from the dungeon entrance near spawn. Right-click a dungeon sign there to begin.

	* '''Solo:''' you are sent straight into your own private instance.		* '''Solo:''' you are sent straight into your own private instance.

Titles

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:39 GMT

Neutral phrasing for the prefix backend

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	== How titles display ==		== How titles display ==
	Titles appear in chat messages, the tab list, and name tags above the player. The system ~~uses LuckPerms prefixes and~~ updates without requiring a relog.		Titles appear in chat messages, the tab list, and name tags above the player. The chat-prefix system updates automatically without requiring a relog.

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

Crates

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:38 GMT

Condense retired gambling-crate odds; drop exact drop-rate (keep page substance)

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	# '''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.		# '''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~~.		# '''Random Jobs payments.''' Each Jobs Reborn payment carries a small chance to drop a crate.
	# '''Server events.''' Admins may grant crates as event rewards, contest prizes, or compensation.		# '''Server events.''' Admins may grant crates as event rewards, contest prizes, or compensation.

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	{{Notice\|The <code>/gamble</code> command was '''disabled on 2026-06-10'''. A reworked gambling system (casino games and a lottery) is in development; the crate may return as part of it.}}		{{Notice\|The <code>/gamble</code> command was '''disabled on 2026-06-10'''. A reworked gambling system (casino games and a lottery) is in development; the crate may return as part of it.}}

	The gambling crate was a paid variant available through the <code>/gamble</code> command~~. The command cost '''$325 per~~ pull~~''' and~~ rolled ~~a single~~ reward from ~~the gambling crate's~~ table~~. The expected value of a pull was approximately $288, giving the house an edge of about 11 percent.~~		The gambling crate was a paid variant available through the <code>/gamble</code> command: a single paid pull rolled one reward from a weighted table spanning bust, small, decent, big, and jackpot outcomes, with a daily pull limit. Jackpots were broadcast server-wide. See [[Casino]] for the current gambling games.

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

	* '''Bust''' (45 percent total): rotten flesh or dirt
	* '''Small win''' (32 percent): $100-$150 cash, ~~iron or a single diamond~~
	* '''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~~
	* '''Jackpot''' (1 percent): a ~~$10,000 cash prize, a random soulbound utility, or a random master tool~~

	~~Players~~ were ~~limited to 20 pulls per day. The jackpot was~~ broadcast server-wide ~~when it hit~~.

Consumer Price Index

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:37 GMT

Redact exact basket weights and manipulation-defense thresholds (keep page substance)

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	{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
	\|-		\|-
	! Category ~~!! Weight~~ !! Key items		! Category !! Key items
	\|-		\|-
	\| Building materials ~~\|\| 20%~~ \|\| Cobblestone, stone, deepslate, logs, planks, sand, glass		\| Building materials \|\| Cobblestone, stone, deepslate, logs, planks, sand, glass
	\|-		\|-
	\| Basic inputs ~~\|\| 30%~~ \|\| Iron ingot ~~(12%)~~, coal ~~(6%)~~, copper ~~(4%)~~, gold ~~(4%)~~, redstone ~~(4%)~~		\| Basic inputs \|\| Iron ingot, coal, copper, gold, redstone
	\|-		\|-
	\| Food and farming ~~\|\| 20%~~ \|\| Wheat, potato, carrot, cooked meats, sugar cane		\| Food and farming \|\| Wheat, potato, carrot, cooked meats, sugar cane
	\|-		\|-
	\| Utility consumables ~~\|\| 15%~~ \|\| Arrow, torch, firework rocket, lapis lazuli		\| Utility consumables \|\| Arrow, torch, firework rocket, lapis lazuli
	\|-		\|-
	\| Premium commodities ~~\|\| 15%~~ \|\| Diamond ~~(8%)~~, emerald ~~(3%)~~, netherite scrap ~~(4%)~~		\| Premium commodities \|\| Diamond, emerald, netherite scrap
	\|}		\|}

	~~Diamond is weighted at 8%, not higher~~ — the basket is ~~deliberately~~ tilted toward staples so a few large ~~diamond~~ trades cannot distort the signal.		Premium items carry deliberately modest weights — the basket is tilted toward staples so a few large trades cannot distort the signal. The exact weights are internal.

	== Index formula ==		== Index formula ==
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	: '''P = exp( SUM of weight_i x ln(price_i_trimmed) )'''		: '''P = exp( SUM of weight_i x ln(price_i_trimmed) )'''

	Each item's observed unit prices are sorted, then the ~~top and bottom 10%~~ are clamped (winsorized) before the geometric mean is computed. This prevents a single outlier trade from skewing the index.		Each item's observed unit prices are sorted, then the extreme tails are clamped (winsorized) before the geometric mean is computed. This prevents a single outlier trade from skewing the index.

	== Data source ==		== Data source ==
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	=== Depth gates ===		=== Depth gates ===
	An item is excluded from the policy basket unless it ~~meets all three~~ thresholds:		An item is excluded from the policy basket unless it clears minimum thresholds for transaction depth and for the number of unique buyers and sellers in the window. The exact gates are internal.
	* 10+ transactions in the ~~7-day window~~
	* 3+ unique buyers
	* 3+ unique sellers

	Items below these thresholds still appear in <code>/market</code> with a low-confidence flag but do not influence the engine.		Items below these thresholds still appear in <code>/market</code> with a low-confidence flag but do not influence the engine.

	=== Rate-of-change clamp ===		=== Rate-of-change clamp ===
	No single item can move ~~more~~ than ~~8% per week~~. Excess movement is dampened.		No single item can move faster than an internal weekly limit. Excess movement is dampened.

	=== Manipulation risk score ===		=== Manipulation risk score ===
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	# Low buyer diversity		# Low buyer diversity
	# Low seller diversity		# Low seller diversity
	# Account concentration (~~one~~ account ~~over 60% of volume~~)		# Account concentration (volume dominated by a single account)
	# Category outlier (~~item moved more than 2 standard deviations from~~ its category)		# Category outlier (a price moving far out of line with its category)

	When risk ~~exceeds 0.5~~, upward price moves are partially dampened while downward moves are trusted. This reflects that most MC economy manipulation is bullish.		When risk is high, upward price moves are partially dampened while downward moves are trusted. This reflects that most MC economy manipulation is bullish.

	=== Median lag ===		=== Median lag ===
	The [[Simulated ChestShop]] reads a ~~CPI snapshot~~ '''~~7 days old~~''', not current~~. A manipulator would need to sustain artificial~~ prices ~~for over a week — expensive and risky~~.		The [[Simulated ChestShop]] reads a '''lagged''' CPI snapshot, not current prices, so short-lived price spikes never reach it.

	== Per-item confidence ==		== Per-item confidence ==

Simulated ChestShop

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:37 GMT

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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 for this server rather than using an existing solution. This allows deep integration with the server's other custom systems:

	* '''[[Consumer Price Index\|CPI]] awareness''' — the system reads real market prices to determine fair buy values, and its own transactions are excluded from CPI calculations to prevent feedback loops.		* '''[[Consumer Price Index\|CPI]] awareness''' — the system reads real market prices to determine fair buy values, and its own transactions are excluded from CPI calculations to prevent feedback loops.
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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 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.
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	* Shop owners cannot distinguish simulated purchases from real ones in the transaction log.		* Shop owners cannot distinguish simulated purchases from real ones in the transaction log.

	~~== Admin commands ==~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	\|-
	~~! Command !! Description~~
	\|-
	~~\| <code>/simshop status</code> \|\| Bank balance, daily spend, pause state~~
	\|-
	~~\| <code>/simshop pause</code> \|\| Pause all activity~~
	\|-
	~~\| <code>/simshop resume</code> \|\| Resume activity~~
	\|-
	~~\| <code>/simshop refill <amount></code> \|\| Add funds to CentralBank~~
	\|}

	~~These require staff permissions.~~

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

Monetary policy engine

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 12:11:36 GMT

Redact admin commands, internal filenames, exact tuning constants (keep page substance)

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	The system operates across two custom-built layers.		The system operates across two custom-built layers.

	=== ~~Skript capture~~ layer (Minecraft server) ===		=== Capture layer (Minecraft server) ===
	Three custom ~~Skript files~~ capture every money flow event in real time:		Three custom capture systems record every money flow event in real time:

	* '''~~treasury-grant.sk~~''' — a single entry point for all money creation. Every ~~script~~ that pays a player routes through this wrapper, ensuring nothing enters circulation untracked.		* '''Creation gateway''' — a single entry point for all money creation. Every system that pays a player routes through this wrapper, ensuring nothing enters circulation untracked.
	* '''~~money-supply.sk~~''' — classifies every ~~Vault~~ transaction into a five-category taxonomy, computes money supply decomposition with exponential activity decay, runs stock-flow reconciliation, and exports ~~JSON~~ snapshots ~~every 5 minutes~~.		* '''Flow classifier''' — classifies every transaction into a five-category taxonomy, computes money supply decomposition with exponential activity decay, runs stock-flow reconciliation, and exports regular snapshots.
	* '''~~cpi-basket.sk~~''' — computes a winsorized geometric mean [[Consumer Price Index]] from real player-to-player trade data, with manipulation defenses and per-item confidence scoring.		* '''CPI computer''' — computes a winsorized geometric mean [[Consumer Price Index]] from real player-to-player trade data, with manipulation defenses and per-item confidence scoring.

	=== ~~Admin Hub controller~~ layer (~~TypeScript~~) ===		=== Controller layer (staff dashboard) ===
	A custom module in the ~~Next.js Admin Hub~~ ingests the ~~Skript-~~exported ~~JSON~~ and runs the policy controller:		A custom module in the staff dashboard ingests the exported data and runs the policy controller:

	* Loads current money supply, CPI, lagged CPI, reconciliation state, and money flow events		* Loads current money supply, CPI, lagged CPI, reconciliation state, and money flow events
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	! Category !! Definition !! Effect on total supply		! Category !! Definition !! Effect on total supply
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	\| '''CREATE''' \|\| Money appears from nowhere (job wages, contract rewards, crate cash, ~~/eco give~~) \|\| Increases supply		\| '''CREATE''' \|\| Money appears from nowhere (job wages, contract rewards, crate cash, admin grants) \|\| Increases supply
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''DESTROY''' \|\| Money disappears (admin shop purchases, fees, ~~/eco take~~) \|\| Decreases supply		\| '''DESTROY''' \|\| Money disappears (admin shop purchases, fees, admin removals) \|\| Decreases supply
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''TRANSFER_TO_PUBLIC''' \|\| System pays player ([[Simulated ChestShop\|Sim Shop]] payouts) \|\| No change		\| '''TRANSFER_TO_PUBLIC''' \|\| System pays player ([[Simulated ChestShop\|Sim Shop]] payouts) \|\| No change
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	\|}		\|}

	Currently tracked sources: Jobs payouts, ~~/eco give and /eco take~~, [[Contracts\|civic contract]] rewards, [[Simulated ChestShop]] payouts, and [[Admin shop]] (EconomyShopGUI) transactions. All hooks are live and producing data.		Currently tracked sources: Jobs payouts, admin adjustments, [[Contracts\|civic contract]] rewards, [[Simulated ChestShop]] payouts, and [[Admin shop]] (EconomyShopGUI) transactions. All hooks are live and producing data.

	== Money supply decomposition ==		== Money supply decomposition ==
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	: '''Change in M_total = SUM of CREATE events - SUM of DESTROY events'''		: '''Change in M_total = SUM of CREATE events - SUM of DESTROY events'''

	If the observed total diverges from the predicted total ~~by more than 2%~~, the engine disables all recommendations. This is the "hard gate" — it prevents acting on bad data. As of deploy, reconciliation passes consistently with error under 0.01%.		If the observed total diverges from the predicted total beyond a tight internal tolerance, the engine disables all recommendations. This is the "hard gate" — it prevents acting on bad data. As of deploy, reconciliation passes consistently with error under 0.01%.

	== Controller: the actual formula ==		== Controller: the actual formula ==
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	: '''gap = (current_basket_index / lagged_7d_basket_index) - 1 - target_growth'''		: '''gap = (current_basket_index / lagged_7d_basket_index) - 1 - target_growth'''
	: '''new_multiplier = old_multiplier x (1 - confidence x ~~0.20~~ x gap)'''		: '''new_multiplier = old_multiplier x (1 - confidence x K_p x gap)'''

	In words: the engine computes how fast the CPI basket is growing relative to the admin-set target ~~(+0.5% per week default)~~. If prices are rising too fast, it recommends lowering the Sim Shop multiplier. If too slow, it recommends raising it. The magnitude is scaled by data confidence.		In words: the engine computes how fast the CPI basket is growing relative to the admin-set target. If prices are rising too fast, it recommends lowering the Sim Shop multiplier. If too slow, it recommends raising it. The magnitude is scaled by data confidence.

	=== Locked constants ===		=== Locked constants ===
	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~		The controller runs with locked, deliberately conservative constants: a small proportional gain (the actuator response is still being learned), a modest positive weekly growth target, a dead-band that ignores tiny gaps, a hard clamp on how far the multiplier can move in a week, absolute floor/ceiling bounds on the multiplier, and minimum-confidence thresholds below which recommendations are suppressed (v1) or auto-apply is withheld (v2). The exact values are internal.
	\|-
	~~! Parameter !! Value !! Meaning~~
	\|-
	~~\| K_p \|\| 0.20 \|\| Proportional~~ gain (~~intentionally conservative —~~ actuator response is ~~unknown~~)
	\|-
	~~\| Target~~ growth ~~\|\| +0.5%/week \|\| Default healthy inflation rate~~
	\|-
	~~\| Dead~~-band ~~\|\| +/- 0.3% \|\| Below this gap magnitude~~, ~~engine outputs NO_OP~~
	\|-
	~~\| Max weekly change \|\| +/- 5% \|\| Hard~~ clamp on multiplier ~~movement per~~ week
	\|-
	~~\| Multiplier~~ bounds ~~\|\| 0.7 to 1.3 \|\| Absolute floor~~ and ~~ceiling~~
	\|-
	~~\| Min~~ confidence ~~(display) \|\| 0.30 \|\| Below this,~~ recommendations are suppressed
	\|-
	~~\| Min confidence~~ (~~auto-apply~~) ~~\|\| 0.70 \|\| v2~~ auto-apply ~~threshold~~ (~~not active in v1~~)
	\|}

	=== Why proportional-only ===		=== Why proportional-only ===
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	The engine outputs "no action" when any of:		The engine outputs "no action" when any of:

	# Confidence below ~~0.30~~		# Confidence below the display threshold
	# Gap within dead-band ~~(+/- 0.3%)~~		# Gap within the dead-band
	# Reconciliation failing (hard gate)		# Reconciliation failing (hard gate)
	# Fewer than 5 active players in 7 days		# Fewer than 5 active players in 7 days

BOLT

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 06:09:45 GMT

Correct /bolt trust command syntax (add player) + Bedrock note

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	== Trusting other players ==		== Trusting other players ==
	To ~~let another player~~ access your locked ~~block:~~		To share access to your locked blocks, the other player must have joined the server at least once (so BOLT knows their account — this includes Bedrock players).

	<code>/bolt trust <player></code> — trust a player on ''all'' your locked blocks.		<code>/bolt trust add player <player></code> — trust a player on ''all'' your locked blocks.

	<code>/bolt ~~trust~~ <player></code> ~~while looking at~~ a ~~specific~~ block — trust on that block only.		<code>/bolt edit add player <player></code>, then click a block — trust a player on that ''single'' block only.

			'''Tip:''' the command needs the <code>add</code> keyword. Running <code>/bolt trust <player></code> without it just shows your access list and won't trust anyone.

	== Removing trust ==		== Removing trust ==
	<code>/bolt ~~untrust~~ <player></code> — remove trust.		<code>/bolt trust remove player <player></code> — remove a player's trust from all your blocks.

	== Checking protection ==		== Checking protection ==

Woodcutter

Admin — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 06:09:45 GMT

Add pale oak to log list (nine log types)

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	== Pay rates ==		== Pay rates ==
	Woodcutters earn '''$0.063''' per log chopped (all ~~eight~~ log types: oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, cherry). Stripped logs and stripped wood pay $0.031. Base wages for all jobs were raised by 25 percent on 2026-06-10.		Woodcutters earn '''$0.063''' per log chopped (all nine log types: oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, cherry, and pale oak). Stripped logs and stripped wood pay $0.031. Base wages for all jobs were raised by 25 percent on 2026-06-10.

	== Titles ==		== Titles ==