After you join

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1. Get your code in Minecraft

Join the Towny Reborn Discord and complete any server onboarding. In Minecraft, run /discord link.

Your personal linking code appears in chat. Keep it private.

2. Send the code to Freddie

Find Freddie the Frog in the Towny Reborn Discord member list. Open the bot profile, choose Message and send only your code in a direct message.

3. Check the confirmation

Freddie confirms which Minecraft account is linked. Do not use the code shown in these example images.

Existing links cannot be replaced simply by sending another code. Contact staff if you linked the wrong account.

Create and fund your first town

Leave four full chunks between different towns

New claims must leave at least four completely free chunks between your town and another town. Each chunk is 16 blocks wide, so four free chunks give a 64-block gap along a straight border. The distance is measured from the nearest claimed land, not from the town spawn or homeblock.

• The same rule applies when founding a town, adding claims, claiming an outpost or moving a homeblock.
• Towns in the same nation or allied nations still need the gap.
• You can expand directly next to your own town's claims, as long as the new claim respects the buffer around other towns.
• Existing claims stay in place. The rule does not remove land; new claims must follow the buffer even next to older land.

Check nearby claims with /t map before choosing a new border or outpost location.

Plots, residents and trust

Town levels and limits

Your base claim limit and outpost count grow with active residents. A town may also buy the listed number of bonus claims for $50 each. Daily upkeep is $200 × the level multiplier.

Organise your town

Mayors can assign these resident roles with /town rank add <player> <rank>. Use /town rank remove <player> <rank> to remove a role. Choose the role carefully; it does not grant server staff permissions.

Visit another town in your nation

Use /town spawn <town> to visit a town in your own nation. Same-nation travel costs $0, with a 5-second warmup and 30-second cooldown. The destination does not need to be public for this same-nation access. Allied-nation access is not enabled by this rule.

Town creation, claims, outposts, takeovers and moving a homeblock into the reset resource worlds are blocked. Build permanent settlements on Earth.

Jobs

Base active-job limits: Member 1 · Skeleton 2 · Creeper 2 · Blaze 3 · Dragon 3 · Wither 4. Earned Job perks can increase your available slots. See the rank comparison and your permanent feature options in /reborn perks.

Choose from Brewer, Builder, Crafter, Digger, Enchanter, Explorer, Farmer, Fisherman, Hunter, Miner, Weaponsmith and Woodcutter. Matching actions award money, Jobs XP and points; payouts are grouped every five seconds. Leaving a job removes 30% of the old job level.

Job milestones, income bonus & career effects →

Community XP boosters

Supporters can activate global XP boosters from the Towny Reborn Store. Every active booster benefits the entire server, including players who join while time is still remaining.

Chest shops: sell and buy items

Find an item across player shops

Looking for something to buy, or a shop that will buy your items? These three commands help you find the right player shop.

Select a listing to check the shop owner, price per item and available stock or space. Selling shops need stock; buying shops need room for your items. Check the trade direction before choosing a shop.

Stock and available space refresh in open shop menus. Shop signs also update when hoppers or droppers move items.

Player shop warps: make your shop easy to find

A chest shop trades items. A shop warp is a public teleport destination in /shops. One warp can lead to a shop area containing many chest shops.

Base public warp limits: Member 1 · Skeleton 1 · Creeper 2 · Blaze 2 · Dragon 3 · Wither 3. These are separate from the number of chest shops you can own.

Auction House: trade across the server

Listings expire after 48 hours. Use /ah view to manage your items and reclaim expired listings within 14 days after expiry. /ah history shows your trade history.

Work XP earns daily Journey Points

Earn 1 JP per 10 eligible work XP, up to 300 JP per UTC day across all your Jobs combined. That is 3,000 work XP for the full allowance. Progress between Job levels counts, so you can stay with an established Job instead of chasing early level-ups in another profession.

Only genuine work counts. Joining a Job, losing XP or an administrative XP grant does not create work JP. XP boosters help you reach the same daily allowance faster; they do not raise the cap.

Claim your one-time Job milestones

Open /progression jobs, choose an active Job, then click a reached milestone or the claim-all button. These are Jobs levels, not Journey levels. Existing qualifying Job levels count.

3,600 JP per Job across all six milestones. These rewards are outside the normal daily activity limits. Each player can claim each Job milestone once; leaving, rejoining, relogging or restarting does not reset claimed rewards.

More income at Job level 75

At level 75, earn 5% more money from that Job. The bonus works with money boosters and applies to the qualifying Job’s income, not every Job or your XP. An XP booster remains an XP booster.

Optional career effects at Job level 100

In /progression jobs, select your Job and toggle its effect. Effects start disabled. Once enabled, the effect remains available while that Job is active and meets the required level. No beacon is needed.

Only Haste, Speed and Jump Boost upgrade to level II at 200. Other effects retain their level-100 strength. Stronger existing effects are protected when a career effect refreshes.

Use your active Job, not a beacon

1. Check your profession and its level with /jobs stats.
2. Open /progression jobs and select the qualifying active Job.
3. Enable its optional career effect. Effects start disabled and require Job level 100.

Farmer's Saturation is a short pulse every 30 seconds, so it does not remain visible like a permanent potion or beacon icon. It is useful when your hunger needs restoring; a full hunger bar can make the pulse easy to miss.

Fisherman provides Conduit Power. Job effects remain separate from XP boosters, mcMMO skills and Journey levels. Leaving the Job or falling below the requirement removes eligibility.

Start a quest

Use /quests or click the Quests NPC at Spawn. Pick a category, hover over a quest to see its target and reward, then left-click to start it. You can keep up to six quests active.

Started quests track automatically. Use shift-left-click to change tracking or right-click to cancel. Finish the objective to earn the reward shown in its tooltip.

1,892 configured quests, including 237 Pyro objectives

The latest expansion adds 162 PyroFishing quests and 75 PyroMining quests. Fishing objectives cover species, rarity mastery and collections; mining objectives cover discoveries, artifacts, bosses and ore expeditions. These additions are one-time quests with their displayed rewards and normal quest-completion JP.

114 resource quests now count mining or harvesting directly, rather than waiting for item pickups. Telekinesis works with these objectives and the remaining inventory checks, including Goob’s cocoa challenge. Read each tooltip for whether it counts blocks, harvested items or a specific discovery.

Fishing guide → · Mining guide →

Read the current quest tooltip

Phantom-hunting and Phantom Membrane objectives have been removed from the current quest catalogue. Follow the objectives now shown in the menu rather than an older screenshot or checklist.

The five Impossible Staff Quests use their restored custom task counters. Keep the relevant quest active and follow its exact tooltip; existing progress and rewards for the remaining quests are retained.

If an objective does not count, check the quest is active, the world is eligible and the action is not protected or cancelled. Share the quest name and a screenshot with staff if you need help.

Who can redeem?

• The invited player must have at least two hours of total server playtime and still be within their first seven days on Towny Reborn.
• Each player can redeem one invitation in total. Self-referrals and referral loops are blocked.
• Each code can be redeemed once. After it is used or expires, the inviter can generate another.
• Failed attempts do not consume the code.

A successful redemption awards the inviter one Supporter Crate Key. If the inviter is offline, the reward waits until they return. Codes are shared manually; the server does not automatically message your friends.

Total server playtime for referral eligibility is separate from the daily active-playtime JP budget.

Open and navigate the Journey

The current path has four pages of 29 levels: 1–29, 30–58, 59–87 and 88–116. Use the arrows to change pages. It is one continuous snake: when a page ends at the bottom, the next starts at the bottom; when it ends at the top, the next starts at the top. The menu opens on the page containing your current level.

Access message? If the server says you do not have access yet, ask staff whether the Journey has been enabled for your account or group. The Quests shortcut does not bypass access requirements. /ranks currently aliases the main Journey; use /reborn perks to open the perk pages directly.

What the path colours mean

At the current final level, the whole path is completed and green. Each level gives a new Journey title, with colours gradually changing from pink to lime. Your existing member, staff or Supporter rank remains separate. In TAB the Journey is shown compactly; chat shows the full title. mcMMO remains its own skill system and display.

How to earn Journey Points

All seven activities add to the same total. JP are not Minecraft XP, money, Quest Points or a spendable currency. Play in Survival or Adventure in an eligible SMP world. Creative, Spectator, AFK/Hub worlds, NPCs and test bots do not earn JP.

Your progress can take a moment to update. When exploring, stay in a new biome briefly so your discovery is recorded.

Daily JP limits

The five repeatable sources have separate daily caps totalling 1,150 JP, refreshed at 00:00 UTC every day. Biomes and non-recipe advancements are one-time discoveries without daily caps. Job and PyroMining milestones are separate finite bonuses. This is server reset time, not your local midnight. Your total JP, level, purchases and already claimed rewards do not reset. Unused daily budgets do not carry over, and points beyond a full budget are not queued for tomorrow. If Fishing is capped, you can still earn through the other sources.

Beat your previous highest mcMMO power level to earn mcMMO JP. Jobs JP comes from work XP across all your active Jobs. Each biome and non-recipe advancement rewards you once. A new run of a repeatable quest can earn JP again until you reach the daily quest limit. Changing Jobs or rejoining does not reset your daily limits.

Level calculation, step by step

The first level-up needs 150 JP. Every following step costs 30 JP more: 150, 180, 210, 240 and so on. These are additional JP for that step; the level catalogue shows the cumulative total required.

Progress at your own pace

The five repeatable daily caps total 1,150 JP. Level 116 requires 213,900 cumulative JP. There is no required daily checklist: unused allowances simply reset, while earned JP and unlocked progress stay.

One-time discoveries, Job milestones (3,600 JP per Job), PyroMining milestones (2,500 JP) and restored historical progress also contribute. Your actual pace depends on how you play. You do not need to reach every cap every day.

Job milestones & effects → · PyroMining milestone rewards →

Claim your one-time rewards

Every level has a reward. Open a reached level in /progression and click its reward to claim it. You can return for unclaimed rewards later; leaving rewards unclaimed does not block your next level. A green path tile describes level completion, while the reward tooltip tells you whether that reward was actually claimed.

Across the current path, the rewards include $525,500 in total, building and farming resources, three Minecraft-XP gifts, occasional one-time Crate Keys and 20 extra town claim chunks in total. Town-chunk gifts require you to belong to a town; read the tooltip before claiming. They increase the claim capacity of the town you belong to when you claim the reward. They do not automatically claim land, pay Towny claim fees, change chunk size or increase shop-warp limits.

There are no UltraCosmetics rewards in this Journey and no permanent daily Supporter-Key perk. A key reward is an occasional one-time gift. The current final level includes $100,000 and 5 Supporter Crate Keys. Minecraft XP rewards affect the normal XP bar; they do not award Journey Points.

When you reach a new level, the game shows your new Journey title, a chat notification with available rewards/features and the advancement-complete toast sound. Claiming an already delivered reward again does not pay it twice.

Permanent perks: unlocked is not purchased

Reaching a required Journey level makes that feature available to buy. It does not automatically grant the feature or a paid rank. Open /reborn perks, click a rank head, inspect the feature and confirm its in-game price if you want it. Some upgrades require a previous individually owned perk, listed below. You may buy unlocked features later, and skipping a purchase never blocks your Journey.

The five rank pages group individual features by Supporter tier; buying a feature does not buy or rename your LuckPerms rank. Homes, Vaults, Job slots and Player Warps are stated total limits, not additions of those amounts. Shop capacity follows the separate stacking rules in the shop capacity guide. In particular, 200 shops means trading shops, not 200 teleport warps. Player Warp perks allow only 2 or 3 personal warp destinations.

Personal glow: the Wither page also contains Glow colours and effects at Level 88 for $20,000. It permanently unlocks your own eGlow menu, all colours, blinking, Rainbow and custom effects. Open /eglow; disable it with /eglow off. Managing other players, plugin reload and debug remain separate staff permissions.

These are the current individual prices. Purchases use in-game money and leave your JP untouched. Already paid purchases are not charged again. A currently active monthly rank and permanent owned perks are tracked separately; read Supporter ranks for subscription limits and expiry.

What happens to your previous progress?

The current migration restores proven old JP + JP earned since the new Journey start. It then uses today’s 150/30 curve to determine your new level. Your old numeric level is not copied directly, because the longer curve has different requirements. For example, 5,052 old JP + 22 new JP = 5,074 JP, which is Level 15.

Already purchased permanent features stay owned. Earlier purchase eligibility also stays unlocked, even if your newly calculated level is below today’s requirement. A retained unlock does not turn an unbought feature into a free purchase: its money price and owned predecessor still apply.

The transfer happens when your profile next loads, normally on join. Previously delivered rewards stay marked as claimed, new earned JP remain, and daily budgets do not reset. Rejoining or restarting does not repeat the historical credit. New players without old recorded progress start at Level 1 / 0 JP.

If your level or a previous purchase appears wrong, tell staff your username and show your Journey/menu tooltip. Staff can check the saved source and purchase record; do not buy the same feature again just to fix a missing display.

Every current level, title and reward

Expand a page below for all 116 levels. Total JP required is cumulative; JP to next level is the additional size of that step. A feature in the final column becomes eligible for an optional paid purchase, while the one-time reward column is claimed without a money charge.

Default rank · free

Member

Your default rank when you join.

Homes

5

Writable Vaults

2

Player shops

20

Active Jobs

1

Player Warps

1

Monthly Supporter rank

Skeleton

Extra storage and room to start trading.

Homes

8

Writable Vaults

4

Player shops

50

Active Jobs

2

Player Warps

1

/trash/ptime/pweather

Kits: Seeds · every 72 hours

Monthly Supporter rank

Creeper

More homes, shops and Player Warps.

Homes

12

Writable Vaults

6

Player shops

100

Active Jobs

2

Player Warps

2

/trash/ptime/pweather/loom/cartographytable

Kits: Seeds · every 72 hours

Monthly Supporter rank

Blaze

Portable crafting and town flight for builders.

Homes

16

Writable Vaults

8

Player shops

150

Active Jobs

3

Player Warps

2

/trash/craft/tfly/ptime/pweather/loom/cartographytable/stonecutter/grindstone

Kits: Seeds, Lights · every 72 hours

Monthly Supporter rank

Dragon

Custom name colours, gradients and styles.

Homes

22

Writable Vaults

12

Player shops

200

Active Jobs

3

Player Warps

3

/trash/craft/tfly/ptime/pweather/loom/cartographytable/stonecutter/grindstone/anvil/smithingtable

Kits: Seeds, Lights · every 72 hours

Custom name colours, gradients and styles.

Monthly Supporter rank

Wither

Our highest Supporter tier, including /fly.

Homes

30

Writable Vaults

16

Player shops

240

Active Jobs

4

Player Warps

3

/trash/craft/tfly/fly/ptime/pweather/loom/cartographytable/stonecutter/grindstone/anvil/smithingtable/enderchest

Kits: Seeds, Lights, Redstone · every 72 hours

Custom name colours, gradients and styles.

Click a rank prefix to view its in-game screenshot. The images show the prefixes; the numbers below each rank show its base limits.

Use your rank benefits

/sethome <name> saves a home. Open a Vault with /pv <number>. Browse Jobs with /jobs browse and check your current shop capacity with /shopslots.

All Supporter tiers have their own rank prefix. Seeds Kit contains logs, saplings and farming seeds; Lights Kit contains decorative light sources; Redstone Kit contains redstone supplies. Each included kit has a 72-hour cooldown.

Town flight: /tfly is available from Blaze upwards wherever Towny permits it. Wither also includes /fly.

Portable tools and personal visuals

Higher Supporter ranks include the tools and personal settings of every lower tier. These are additional to the existing homes, Vaults, shops, Jobs and flight benefits.

Personal time and weather: try /ptime day, /ptime night or /pweather sun. Use /ptime reset and /pweather reset to return to the server display. These change what you see; they do not change the world's actual time, weather or mob behaviour.

Portable stations: use your own materials and the normal recipes; anvil costs still apply.

Item, name-tag and sign colours — free for everyone

All players can enter colour codes when naming items or name tags at an anvil, or writing signs and hanging signs. Try &aLoki for green, &#ff22ccLoki for pink, or <gradient:#ff22cc:#70ff35>Loki</gradient> for a pink-to-lime gradient. RGBirdflop's &x hex format is also supported. Apply a renamed name tag to a normal mob as usual.

Normal anvil costs and sign editing protections still apply. Colours on items and signs are separate from paid player-name colours. /hat is also available to everyone.

When a subscription ends

Your limits are recalculated using your active rank and permanent perks. Existing items and builds are kept: extra Vaults become withdrawal-only, shops above the current limit pause, and excess homes can still be removed.

Earn permanent features through Reborn Journey. Open /progression for your path and /reborn perks to buy eligible individual perks. Purchased permanent shop slots remain linked to your account.

More room for resource trips

Each diameter has doubled, giving four times the area. Missed-reset recovery and player evacuation have been improved. Town creation, claims and outposts are blocked in all three reset worlds.

Stay still until the teleport completes

Moving during the resource-world warm-up cancels that request without starting its cooldown. Turning your camera alone does not cancel the warm-up.

The cooldown is recorded only after a successful teleport. Failed or cancelled requests do not spend it. Wait for the current request to finish before starting another; overlapping pending requests are blocked.

Check the message or menu for your remaining cooldown. Keep valuable builds on Earth, not in the daily reset worlds.

With a valid tool, Telekinesis sends the recovered spawner into your inventory, with overflow dropped nearby. The separate Silk Spawner enchantment does not bypass the Netherite + vanilla Silk Touch requirement. Protected or cancelled breaks stay protected.

Upgrade path

Right-click a placed spawner to open its menu. Each category has four paid upgrades from Level I to Level V.

Change the mob type: hold a spawn egg and shift-right-click your spawner. See Thrifty and spawn eggs for how to get eggs and use them.

Craft a CatchBall

The recipe above produces three individual single-use balls. A filled captured-mob item is what you carry and use to release the mob.

One capture per empty ball

Empty CatchBalls can stack. Capturing a mob consumes one empty ball and gives you its transport item. A missed throw returns the unused ball.

Only supported entities can be captured. Towny and other protection rules still apply to capture and release. A CatchBall does not bypass another player's protected land. Read any denial message before trying to move a valuable animal.

If the appearance looks outdated, accept the current server resource pack and reconnect. See Java & Bedrock joining help.

Fishing quests & Journey Points

The latest expansion adds 162 PyroFishing quests: 126 species objectives, 24 rarity-mastery continuations and 12 three-species collections. Open /quests and inspect the fishing categories for targets, habitat hints and rewards.

Quest objectives do not progress at Spawn; fish in other eligible worlds when working on quests. Buying fish or collecting old items does not count as a new catch. Each actual quest completion gives 20 JP, up to 160 quest JP per UTC day.

The separate fishing Journey source gives 5 JP per rod catch, up to 150 JP / 30 catches per UTC day. Neither of these caps stops normal Fishing XP or other fishing rewards. Read the Journey source guide.

Start with a pickaxe

Understand your rewards

Gem values above are the tier bases. Quality uses the configured multipliers: Ruined 0.7×, Badly Damaged 0.8×, Damaged 0.9×, Worn 1.2× and Pristine 1.5×. A reward chance is a roll, not a guaranteed drop from every block.

Artifacts, Vessels & your Journal

Find sealed artifacts while mining eligible ores. Open /mine artifacts to inspect identification slots and timers. Check the item’s tier, available actions and displayed requirements before identifying, upgrading or selling it.

The Journal explains mining systems and your Journey milestones. Vessels provide pickaxe upgrades; inspect their lore for activation and level requirements. Stronger Vessel Haste can work alongside career effects without being downgraded by a weaker refresh. The Singularity menu contains further mining progression and upgrade costs.

Player-placed ores give full PyroMining rewards

Player-placed ores can award all normal PyroMining rewards: XP, Flux, gems, artifacts, Zeta, Vessel bonuses and mining mob triggers. Previously tracked and piston-moved ores are included. The usual chances, tool, enchantment, level and world requirements still apply.

Rune Guardians, Oracles & mining quests

Follow the Journal and item tooltips for Rune Guardian, Oracle and advanced mining requirements. Use summoning items in the resource worlds. Towny and WorldGuard protections continue to apply.

Open /quests and choose PyroMining for 75 one-time quests covering discoveries, artifacts, bosses and ore expeditions. Actual discoveries count; buying an old artifact or picking up somebody else’s mining item does not count as discovering it. Spawn, Creative, Spectator and cancelled actions do not count.

One-time mining Journey rewards

These eight rewards total 2,500 JP, outside daily activity caps. Existing qualifying achievements count. Rewards are credited through the Journey integration; relogging or restarting does not pay an already claimed milestone again.

Victory rewards

Top-three prizes replace participation, no-death and damage-tier rewards. Late participation receives $250 instead of the standard $500.

Champion wins mean first place by damage

The Dragon Champion leaderboard counts the fighter who finishes #1 by damage in a won event. Taking part or placing second/third is not a Champion win; participation is tracked separately.

New results are dated for Today, Week, Month and Year rankings. Older totals without a reliable date remain in All Time. See leaderboard periods and statistics.

Recorded periods and older totals

All Time can contain older totals that have no reliable date. Those records are kept in All Time rather than guessed into Today, Week, Month or Year. Recent periods therefore do not always equal the lifetime total, even if you started playing recently.

An empty period should show no recorded entries, not a stale value from an earlier period. Period views are provided for supported statistics; a current-state value is not automatically a historical counter.

Know what the board measures

If a figure still looks wrong after an update, send staff a screenshot showing the statistic name, selected period and player name.

Check your levels

Open /skills and choose a skill to see its level, XP towards the next level and abilities. /mcstats shows your skill totals; /mctop opens the leaderboards. Your power level is the total of your skill levels.

Passive bonuses and active abilities

Passive bonuses work during matching actions. Active abilities are temporary and have a cooldown. For tool abilities, right-click with the matching tool to prepare it, then use it on the matching blocks.

Keep your tools in good condition and read the ability tooltip for its effect and duration. The green global booster doubles eligible mcMMO XP.

Find, understand and combine enchantments

Custom enchantments add new effects to your equipment. Use /eenchants list to browse them in game, and hover over your item to read its effects.

Eligible enchantments can appear at an enchanting table, in librarian book trades and in generated loot. Treasure enchantments skip the table. Special reward enchantments have their normal acquisition pools disabled; the catalogue labels these separately. Villager offers are random, and an already established trade does not automatically change.

Use an anvil to apply a compatible book or combine equipment. An item can have at most three custom enchantments. The item type, maximum level, vanilla restrictions and listed conflicts still matter. Enchantments do not use a rechargeable-charge system here.

17 custom enchantments on Towny Reborn

Search by name, effect or equipment. Levels and availability below follow Towny Reborn’s configuration. Effects described as “can” are chance-based; higher levels may improve their strength, duration or chance. The item tooltip shows the values for your particular item.

17 enchantments

ArtMap: paint your own artwork

Open /art for the Art Studio. Its in-game menus explain the recipes, dyes and painting tools. Make an easel and canvas, paint at the easel, then save your finished work with /art save <title>.

Show an item in chat

Hold the item you want to show and type [i] or [item] in your message. The tag becomes an item link other players can hover over to inspect.

Invisible item frames

Look at the item frame you want to change, then use:

Change several frames with right-click

Enable /invisibleitemframes togglemode visibility, then right-click each frame you want to show or hide. Run the same command again to leave toggle mode.

For several glowing frames, use /invisibleitemframes togglemode glow <color> instead.

Buy an MCPets companion

1. Find the pet’s 3D model on its pedestal and read its hologram.
2. Right-click the display pet to see its interaction animation and hear its configured sounds.
3. Left-click to open the purchase menu.
4. Choose 75,000 in-game money and confirm payment, or choose the €10.99 store option to follow the pet’s Tebex link. Check the menu and store checkout for that offer’s current price.

A purchase permanently unlocks that pet for your account. It is an unlock, not a consumable item you have to buy every time you summon it. Use the same Minecraft account at checkout. If store delivery has not arrived, keep your receipt and contact staff rather than buying it again.

Use and name your own pet

Open /mcpets, select an unlocked pet and use its summon control. The menu also contains the pet’s available actions; mounting, skins or inventory depend on the individual pet.

• Right-click your own summoned pet: play its native interaction.
• Shift + right-click: open the naming dialog. Use Save name to apply your name, MCPets menu for the native actions, or Cancel.
• Rename in the MCPets menu: opens the same naming dialog. You can rename your own pet, not another player’s pet or a shop display.

Names support colour formatting and RGB gradients. Paste the Minecraft-formatted output from RGBirdflop into the name field, rather than its website URL. Examples: &aBuddy, &#ff80c0Buddy or <gradient:#ff80c0:#b980ff>Buddy</gradient>. Save the name to preview the result. Normal name-length and content limits still apply.

Unlock and equip cosmetics

1. Open /cosmetics and choose a category.
2. Read the item tooltip: it shows whether you own the cosmetic and how to use it.
3. Select an unlocked cosmetic to equip or activate it. Use the menu’s unequip or clear control when you want to remove it.

The Cosmetic Crate awards permanent cosmetic unlocks and skips duplicate rewards. Its UltraCosmetics pets stay in that reward pool; they are not added to the MCPets pedestal shop. A cosmetic unlock grants that cosmetic, not the whole catalogue.

Your grave after death

Need help finding a grave? Staff can look up active graves for online or offline owners and inspect their stored contents. Give staff your username and the approximate time of death; the staff view does not let them withdraw your items.

Return with /back

After respawning, use /back to return to your death location and recover your items from the grave. You can also follow the coordinates sent in chat.

After a normal teleport, /back returns you to where you were before it. Further teleports can change that saved destination. The command moves you back; items must still be collected from the grave.

Collect before the timer expires

Follow the coordinates in chat and right-click your grave head to open its inventory. The grave may be placed at a nearby safe position, so use the coordinates rather than only the exact block where you died.

Your stored equipment includes armour and offhand items. If your inventory is full, items that do not fit stay in the grave; make space and collect them before the timer ends. Item withdrawal and XP collection have protection against repeated payouts.

The grave head and its supporting block are protected against creeper, TNT, wither and ghast explosions while the grave exists. This does not extend its three-hour lifetime. Once an expired or oldest-limit grave drops its contents, those items are ordinary ground drops and can be lost.

Deaths in excluded locations or events that already keep your inventory follow their own rules. If a death leaves unexpected ground drops or an empty grave, report your username, location and time to staff.

Thunderstorms and phantoms

You cannot use beds to skip thunderstorms. Phantoms are disabled on Earth, so staying awake does not create a phantom problem.

Something behaving unexpectedly?

Report duplication, unusual payouts or broken farm behaviour to staff. Include the location, what you did and a screenshot so the problem can be reproduced.

Frequently asked questions