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Saturnity’s Silly Guide Click an item to get taken to it. Essentials 3 Homes 3 Teleporting 3 Warps and Spawn 3 Chat and Messaging 3 Economy 4 Kits and Misc 4 Jobs 4 QuickShop 4 StoreBuyback 5 LotterySix 5 AxTrade 5 Lands 6 mcMMO 6 Mining 6 Woodcutting 7 Excavation 7 Herbalism 8 Fishing 8 Swords ...
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Been working on this today. Feel free to leave comments if anything is wrong, I tried to get what I could from Wiki's, other servers, mod page, etc etc, just might not match perfectly, some of the stuff in the server is different compared to the like.. Original plugin? + The doc is on anonymous mode so no worries about your email/pfp showing up if you view it lol.

Using a list from the leads I tried to get what I could. The link allows comments, feel free to also drop anything that you'd like players to know here or on the doc. Made plugin names/importantish green for easier scrolling here on the forums. Doc has an index.



Essentials​

It handles homes, warps, teleporting, messaging, kits, and a bunch of utility stuff you'll use every single day.

Homes​

  • /sethome [name] - Save your current location as a home. You can have multiple named homes.
  • /home [name] - Teleport to one of your saved homes.
  • /delhome [name] - Delete a home you no longer need.
  • /homes - List all your saved homes.
Name your homes something useful like /sethome base or /sethome farm so you don't lose track of them. You will also find your most recent slept-in bed here.

Teleporting​

  • /tpa <player> - Request to teleport to another player.
  • /tpahere <player> - Request that another player teleports to you.
  • /tpaccept - Accept an incoming teleport request.
  • /tpdeny - Deny an incoming teleport request.
  • /back - Return to your previous location. Also works after death.

Warps and Spawn​

  • /spawn - Return to the world spawn point.

Chat and Messaging​

  • /msg <player> <text> - Send a private message to another player.
  • /r <text> - Reply to the last private message you received.
  • /ignore <player> - Block messages from a specific player.

Economy​

  • /balance (Also /bal) - Check how much money you currently have.
  • /pay <player> <amount> - Send money to another player.
  • /baltop - See the richest players on the server.

Misc​

  • /afk - Mark yourself as AFK.
  • /seen <player> - Check when a player was last online.
  • /realname <nick> - Find a player's real username from their display name.

Jobs​

Jobs lets you earn money by doing things you'd probably be doing anyway, like mining, farming, fishing, or fighting mobs. You level up each job the more you work it, which increases how much you earn per action. You can join 3 at one time.

  • /jobs browse - Browse all available jobs.
  • /jobs join <job> - Join a job to start earning from it.
  • /jobs leave <job> - Leave a job you no longer want.
  • /jobs info <job> - See what actions a job pays you for and how much.
  • /jobs stats - Check your current job levels and earnings.
  • /jobs top - See who's highest level in each job.

QuickShop​

QuickShop lets players set up their own shops using chests. You can buy from and sell to player-run shops around the server, or open your own.

Using shops: Walk up to a chest with a sign on it. Right-click to buy, left-click to sell. The sign shows the price and stock.

Running your own shop:

  • /qs create <price> - Create a shop on the chest you're looking at. Put items in it first.
  • /qs setbuy - Set your shop to buy mode (you buy from players).
  • /qs setsell - Set your shop to sell mode (players buy from you).
  • /qs setprice <price> - Update the price on a shop.
  • /qs find <item> - Search for the nearest shop selling a specific item.
Shift + right-click your own shop chest to open its management menu.

StoreBuyback​

StoreBuyback is a server-side shop where you can sell certain items directly for cash. Handy for offloading common drops when no player shops are around.

  • /sell hand - Sell whatever item you're currently holding. However, if you do not specify a number, it will sell ALL of that item specifically. Such as holding a dirt block, it will sell all of your dirt blocks.
  • /sell all - Sell all sellable items in your inventory at once.

LotterySix​

A lottery system. Buy tickets, pick numbers. Jackpots stack up if nobody wins for a while.

  • /lottery play - Open the lottery menu to buy tickets and check draws.
  • /lottery balance - See how much money is currently in the jackpot.
  • /lottery results - Check the results of past draws.

AxTrade​

AxTrade is a safe player-to-player trading system. Both parties add items and money to a trade window, and neither side finalizes until both click confirm.

  • /trade <player> - Send a trade request to another player.
Once both players accept, a GUI opens where you each add what you're offering. Both sides have to confirm before anything gets exchanged.

Lands​

Lands is the server's land claiming system. Claim chunks to protect your builds and control who can build, use chests, open doors, and more on your land.
  • /lands create <name> - Create a new land (your first claimed chunk).
  • /lands claim - Claim the chunk you're currently standing in.
  • /lands unclaim - Unclaim the chunk you're standing in.
  • /lands menu - Open the land management GUI.
  • /lands map - Show a chunk map of what's claimed around you.
  • /lands info - See details about the land you're standing in.
  • /lands trust <player> - Add someone to your land with member permissions.
  • /lands untrust <player> - Remove a player from your land.
  • /lands storage - Shows you what's inside your barrel. (Also works somewhat as an enderchest, no you can't put a hopper on it to have infinite inventory, I tried smh)
Use /lands map before you start building somewhere new to make sure you're not inside someone else's claim.

Some of this info can be seen as well if you click on your bell/barrel.

mcMMO​

mcMMO is one of the deepest plugins on the server and it's worth actually understanding how it works because it changes a lot about how efficient your day-to-day gameplay is. Every action you take in specific categories earns XP in that skill. The higher your level, the better your passive bonuses get and the more powerful your active abilities become.

There are two types of abilities in mcMMO: passives that work automatically in the background, and actives that you trigger manually, usually by right-clicking while holding the relevant tool. Active abilities have a cooldown so you can't spam them.

Mining​

Mining XP comes from breaking stone-type blocks and ores. It's one of the fastest skills to level if you do any amount of underground work.

Passives:
  • Double Drop - A passive chance to get two drops instead of one from any ore or stone you mine. This scales up significantly at higher levels and stacks very well with the Fortune enchantment.
  • Blast Mining - If you use TNT to mine, higher Mining level increases the yield and reduces debris.
Active Ability - Super Breaker: Right-click with your pickaxe before mining to activate it. For roughly 15 seconds (scaled by level) you mine at extreme speed and your Double Drop chance is massively increased. Use this on diamond or ancient debris veins when you find them. The cooldown is significant so don't waste it on cobblestone.

Woodcutting​

Woodcutting XP comes from breaking log blocks. One of the most satisfying skills once you get it high enough.

Passives:
  • Double Drop - Passive chance to get extra logs from each block broken.
  • Leaf Blower - At a certain level, axes instantly break leaf blocks with no drop. Great for clearing trees or building in forests without the tedium of waiting for leaf decay.
Active Ability - Tree Feller: Right-click with your axe before hitting a log to activate it. When you break any log in a connected tree, the entire tree drops at once. It costs durability proportional to the size of the tree, so keep your axe in good shape. Excellent for clearing large oak or jungle trees. Having Unbreaking on your axe matters a lot here.

As a bonus, if you’re looking for a lot of wood, if type doesn’t matter go to the Jungle biome, search for trees close by, activate the ability and attempt to quickly mine each tree, if you can do it quick enough it will collect all of them. If type does matter, either run quickly or plant saplings nearby each other and use bonemeal, then use the ability to collect them all.

Excavation​

Excavation XP comes from breaking dirt, sand, gravel, clay, and soul sand. It's not as fast to level as Mining but the treasure drops make it worth investing in.

Passives:
  • Treasure - Passive chance to find items while digging. What you can find scales with level and includes things like cocoa beans, gunpowder, mushrooms, bones, string, eggs, and at higher levels more valuable items. This makes terraforming and digging actually worthwhile beyond just moving dirt.
Active Ability - Giga Drill Breaker: Right-click with your shovel before digging to activate it. Functions like Super Breaker but for shovel-type blocks. Greatly increased dig speed and treasure drop rates for the duration. Good for sand and gravel runs.

Herbalism​

Herbalism XP comes from farming crops and harvesting plants. Wheat, carrots, potatoes, melons, pumpkins, sugar cane, cacti, nether wart, and most other plant-type blocks all count.

Passives:
  • Double Drop - Passive chance for extra crop yield on harvest.
  • Farmer's Diet - At higher levels, food items restore more hunger points than they normally would. This effectively makes your food supply go further without changing anything about how you play.
  • Hylian Luck - Passive chance to find hidden drops like seeds or mushrooms when breaking grass, dead bushes, or flowers.
Active Ability - Green Terra: Right-click with a hoe to activate it. For the duration, breaking grass-type blocks has a very high chance to drop seeds, and seeds in your inventory are automatically planted in tilled soil as you walk over it. Incredible for setting up large farms quickly.

Fishing​

Fishing XP comes from, well.. fishing. It's a slower skill to level passively but the abilities are worth it, especially Shake.

Passives:
  • Magic Hunter - Passive chance to find treasure while fishing. This goes beyond vanilla treasure and can include enchanted books, enchanted tools, name tags, saddles, and other valuable items. The quality of treasure improves with level.
  • Fisherman's Diet - Fish items restore more hunger at higher levels, same as Farmer's Diet for Herbalism.
  • Master Angler - At higher levels you get a passive bonus to bite rate, particularly in rain and in ocean biomes.
Active Ability - Shake: With your fishing rod in hand, right-click a mob to "shake" loot off it as if you caught it on a hook. This causes it to drop random loot from its drop table without killing it. Very useful for grinding specific drops off mobs you don't necessarily want to kill, or for getting drops that are annoying to farm normally.

Swords​

Swords XP comes from killing mobs and players with swords. This and Axes are your primary combat skills.

Passives:
  • Bleed - Passive chance to cause a mob to bleed on hit, dealing additional damage over several seconds after your attack. Bleed ticks ignore armor to some degree.
  • Counter Attack - While blocking, there's a passive chance to reflect a portion of incoming melee damage back at the attacker.
  • Rupture - At higher levels, bleed can stack multiple times on the same target, dealing serious damage over time.
Active Ability - Serrated Strikes: Right-click with your sword before attacking to activate it. Your next strike deals area-of-effect damage hitting all nearby mobs and applies multiple stacks of bleed to everything hit. Excellent in mob grinders or anywhere enemies are grouped up.

Axes​

Axes XP comes from killing mobs and players with axes. A slower swing than swords at the cost of higher base damage, and the passives are excellent.

Passives:
  • Critical Hit - Passive chance to deal a critical hit doing roughly double damage. Stacks with Minecraft's vanilla critical hit mechanic.
  • Impact - Axes deal bonus damage against armored targets specifically. The more armor a mob or player is wearing, the more bonus damage you deal.
  • Armor Impact - Your axe attacks passively damage the durability of the enemy's armor over time, degrading their protection through a fight.
Active Ability - Skull Splitter: Right-click with your axe before attacking to activate it. Your attacks deal area-of-effect damage to nearby enemies, scaled by your Axes level. Weaker AoE than Serrated Strikes but hits harder on individual targets.

Archery​

Archery XP comes from hitting mobs and players with arrows.

Passives:
  • Skill Shot - A flat damage bonus to all arrows that scales directly with your Archery level. At high levels this makes bows considerably stronger than their base stats suggest.
  • Daze - Passive chance to cause confusion on hit, giving the target nausea and briefly disorienting them. In PvP this is particularly punishing to be on the receiving end of.
  • Arrow Retrieval - Passive chance to have the arrows you shoot come back to you after hitting a mob or a surface. Saves a significant amount of arrows over time.

Unarmed​

Unarmed XP comes from hitting things with your bare fists. Not the most conventional playstyle but the passives are actually solid if you find yourself without a weapon.

Passives:

  • Iron Arm Style - Passive damage bonus to unarmed attacks that scales with level.
  • Arrow Deflect - Passive chance to deflect incoming arrows when you have nothing in your hand. Higher level means higher deflect chance.
  • Disarm - Passive chance to knock the weapon out of an enemy player's hand on hit, forcing them to scramble to pick it back up.
Active Ability - Berserk: Activate by right-clicking with empty hands. Dramatically increases unarmed damage for the duration. Pairs well with Disarm since if you knock their weapon out, you can follow up with empowered fists.

Acrobatics​

Acrobatics XP comes from taking fall damage. You level this by falling. This does not mean throwing yourself off cliffs is a good idea, but it does mean you'll naturally level it over time.

Passives:
  • Roll - Passive chance to completely negate fall damage. At higher levels this triggers very consistently and makes moderate falls completely harmless.
  • Graceful Roll - Holding Shift while landing increases your Roll chance and the amount of damage negated even when Roll doesn't fully trigger. Get in the habit of holding Shift when falling.
  • Dodge - Passive chance to take half damage from incoming melee hits. In extended fights this can be a significant effective health increase.
I have found that as a good habit, every time you fall a good height, hold shift. It’s saved me a LOT so far.

Taming​

Taming XP comes from taming wolves and cats, and from having your wolves deal damage to enemies. If you use pets as part of your playstyle, leveling this makes them dramatically more useful.

Wolf Passive Upgrades (unlocked by Taming level):
  • Thick Fur - Your wolves take reduced physical damage.
  • Shock Proof - Your wolves take reduced damage from explosions.
  • Holy Hound - Your wolves become immune to poison, fire, and fall damage.
  • Sharpened Claws - Your wolves deal more damage per bite.
  • Gore - Your wolves' bites can cause the Bleed effect, dealing damage over time.
  • Fast Food Service - Your wolves have a chance to heal themselves when they deal damage.
  • Environmentally Aware - Your wolves avoid hazards like cacti, lava, and cliffs.
  • Pummel - Your wolves' attacks have a chance to knock enemies back.
Active Abilities:
  • Beast Lore - Right-click a tamed pet with a bone to inspect its current health and stats.
  • Call of the Wild - Use bones or fish in your hand to summon a wolf or cat companion without needing to find one in the wild.

Repair​

Repair XP comes from repairing items on an iron block, using whatever material the item is made from (iron for iron tools, diamonds for diamond tools, etc.).

Passives:
  • Super Repair - Passive chance to restore double the durability when repairing. At high levels repairs become extremely efficient.
  • Arcane Forging - This is the most important one. Normally repairing enchanted items risks losing or downgrading enchantments. Arcane Forging gives you a passive chance to preserve all enchantments at full level during repairs. The chance increases with Repair level until at high levels you have near-100% preservation. This makes investing in Repair extremely valuable for maintaining top-tier enchanted gear long-term.

Alchemy​

Alchemy XP comes from brewing potions. It extends the vanilla brewing system with extra functionality.

Passives:
  • Catalysis - Increases brewing speed. At higher levels potions brew significantly faster than vanilla.
  • Concoctions - Unlocks the ability to brew potions using ingredient combinations not possible in vanilla Minecraft. Higher Alchemy level unlocks more exotic recipes. Check the server's custom recipe list for what's available.

General mcMMO Commands​

  • /mcstats - View all your mcMMO skill levels in one place.
  • /<skillname> - View detailed info, current level, and what unlocks next for a specific skill (e.g., /mining, /swords, /acrobatics).
  • /mctop [skill] - Leaderboard for overall power level or a specific skill.
  • /mcability - Toggle whether right-click activates your active ability. Turn this off if activation is interfering with normal gameplay, like if it keeps triggering when you open chests.
  • /party create <name> - Create a party.
  • /party join <name> - Join an existing party.
  • /party invite <player> - Invite a player to your party.
  • /party shareexp - Toggle XP sharing within the party.
Parties share XP with nearby members, so grouping up with friends while grinding benefits everyone. The XP share radius is limited so you still need to be relatively close together.
 
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ExcellentEnchants​

ExcellentEnchants replaces and significantly expands the vanilla enchantment pool. Custom enchantments appear in the enchanting table alongside vanilla ones, and custom enchant books can be found in loot chests, traded with players, or fished up. The application method is identical to vanilla so there's no new mechanic to learn for putting them on your gear.

Use /enchants list to see the full list of what's active on this server specifically. The admin can enable or disable individual enchants so the list below covers what ExcellentEnchants commonly includes, not necessarily everything here.

How to Get Custom Enchantments​

  • Enchanting Table - Custom enchants appear in the table alongside vanilla ones. Lapis and level costs work identically to vanilla.
  • Enchanted Books - Books with custom enchants drop from mobs, appear in chests, and can be fished up. Apply them with an anvil.
  • Combining Books - Two books of the same custom enchant at the same level combine into the next level, same as vanilla.
  • Villager Trades - Some custom enchant books may show up in librarian trades depending on how the server is configured.

Enchantment Conflicts​

Custom enchants can conflict with each other and with vanilla enchants just like the vanilla system works. The item tooltip will tell you if two enchants are incompatible. Use /enchants info <name> before investing heavily in combining books so you know what it conflicts with before you spend the resources.

Weapon Enchantments​

These apply to swords and axes.

  • Telekinesis - Drops from any block you break or mob you kill go directly into your inventory instead of landing on the ground. Eliminates the risk of losing drops to lava or the void. Highly recommended on any weapon you use for mob grinding and on your primary pickaxe. The server also has a command to do this already. Goes for ALL telekinesis enchants.
  • Vampirism - Each hit heals you for a percentage of the damage dealt. The healing scales with enchant level. Excellent for solo mob grinding since it reduces how much you need to eat or retreat during extended fights.
  • Ice Aspect - Applies a slow effect to targets on hit, reducing their movement speed. Great for kiting aggressive mobs or making melee PvP easier to control.
  • Thunder Aspect - Summons a lightning strike on targets you hit. Deals additional fire and lightning damage on top of your base hit.
  • Cripple - Reduces enemy attack speed on hit. The enemy's swing rate slows down, giving you an effective defense advantage in melee.
  • Overload - Increases your maximum damage output, pushing hits past the normal vanilla cap. Gets notably powerful at higher enchant levels.
  • Decapitate - Adds a chance to drop the mob's head on kill. Useful if you're collecting heads for decoration or if the server has mechanics tied to them.
  • Enlightened - Bonus damage against undead mobs specifically: zombies, skeletons, phantoms, wither skeletons, the Wither. Can apply to targets that vanilla Smite misses in some configurations.
  • Demolition - Bonus damage against constructs: iron golems, snow golems, shulkers. Niche but useful in EliteMobs dungeons that feature golem-type enemies.
  • Void Strike - Deals bonus damage to mobs in dark areas or that have recently been in darkness. Pairs naturally with cave exploration and dungeon crawling where most mobs spawn in low-light conditions.

Armor Enchantments​

These go on helmets, chestplates, leggings, and boots. Most of them can appear on any armor piece.

  • Regrowth - Your armor slowly regenerates your health over time passively. The rate scales with enchant level. Having it on multiple pieces stacks the regen. Reduces food consumption significantly over long play sessions.
  • Tank - Reduces the knockback you receive from hits. At high levels you barely move when struck, which is great for standing your ground against heavy hitters like EliteMobs bosses that otherwise launch you across the room.
  • Saturation - Slows your hunger drain passively. At higher levels your food bar depletes noticeably slower, meaning your food supplies stretch further and you spend less time eating in the middle of combat.
  • Ender Walker - Passively reduces the aggro range of Endermen around you. At high enough levels, Endermen functionally ignore you unless you directly attack them or stare at them up close. Huge quality of life for End content and general overworld exploration.
  • Nimble - Increases your movement speed passively. The boost is noticeable, though there are usually per-piece diminishing returns to prevent absurd stacking.
  • Deflection - Passive chance to deflect projectiles including arrows and some magic attacks. When it procs the projectile simply doesn't connect. Higher levels proc more often.
  • Veteran - Increases your total maximum health, directly raising your HP bar. One of the strongest defensive enchants for longer fights like boss encounters.

Tool Enchantments​

These apply to pickaxes, shovels, axes, and hoes.

  • Telekinesis - Same as the weapon version. Drops go directly to your inventory. The one you want on your primary mining pickaxe above most other custom enchants.
  • Smelter - Ores and certain blocks are automatically smelted when broken. Iron and gold ore drop ingots directly, sand drops glass, etc. Removes the need to smelt after mining trips entirely.
  • Harvester - Automatically replants crops when you break them. Break a fully grown wheat crop and seeds are replanted in the same block instantly. Makes large farms much faster to harvest since you don't need to replant manually.
  • Cutdown - Axes with this enchant drop all connected logs when you break one, similar to mcMMO's Tree Feller but as a passive enchant with no activation required. Conflicts with Tree Feller so choose one approach or the other.

Bow and Crossbow Enchantments​

  • Explosive Arrow - Arrows deal area damage on impact, creating a small explosion effect. Does not break blocks on most server configurations, just damages entities in the blast radius. Excellent for fighting groups of mobs.
  • Confusion - Arrows apply Nausea to targets on hit, briefly scrambling their screen. Situationally very annoying to deal with in PvP.
  • Lifesteal - Arrows heal you for a portion of the damage they deal. Ranged sustain, pairs well with Vampirism if you switch between melee and ranged depending on the fight.
  • Ignition - Arrows set targets on fire on hit. Similar to the vanilla Flame enchant but potentially with a longer or differently scaled burn duration.

Fishing Rod Enchantments​

  • Sponge - Reduces the wait time before a bite, making fishing faster. Stacks with mcMMOs Fishing level bonuses.
  • Magnet - Increases the chance of catching treasure items instead of fish or junk. Excellent paired with mcMMO Fishing's Magic Hunter passive for a full treasure-hunting setup.

Tips for Building Your Enchant Setup​

If you're just getting started with custom enchants, a reasonable priority order is:

  1. Regrowth on your chestplate because it's the biggest armor slot and the passive regen adds up quickly.
  2. Vampirism on your primary weapon for passive sustain during any mob grinding you do.
  3. Saturation on boots or leggings once you're thinking about long farm and grind sessions.
  4. Fill the rest in based on what you actually do most. Running dungeons? Veteran and Tank become priorities. PvP-focused? Ice Aspect and Cripple become more relevant. Heavy miner? Smelter on a second pickaxe saves a lot of furnace time. Etc etc.


EliteMobs - UPDATED WITH INFORMATION FROM @SirLemoncakes ​

EliteMobs adds an entire parallel progression system alongside everything else on the server. It has its own mobs, its own currency, its own gear system, its own dungeons, and its own enchantments. If you've ever wanted a proper RPG gear loop inside Minecraft, this is it.
Sections are in red.


How Your Level Actually Works​

Your combat level is calculated as the average of your armor item level and your two highest weapon item levels. That average is what the game uses to determine what content is appropriate for you, what loot can drop, and what items you can equip.

This means leveling your weapons and armor together matters. A player with two level 20 weapons and level 20 armor has a higher effective combat level than someone running mismatched gear. Keep everything reasonably up to date rather than hyper-focusing on just one slot.

Armor levels up at one third the rate of weapon skills, but every armor level gives you an additional heart on your max HP bar. That extra health compounds significantly as you progress, so don't neglect your armor progression even though it moves slower.

What You Can Equip​

You can freely equip any Elite item up to item level 20 without restriction. Past level 20, your individual skill level needs to meet or exceed the item level before you can equip it. So if you find a level 25 Elite chestplate, you need to have reached level 25 in that armor skill to actually put it on.

This makes the 1 to 20 range a wide open playground, and you'll spend a good chunk of your early EliteMobs progression in it.

When to Switch Off Vanilla Gear​

This is one of the most practical questions and the answer is clearer than you'd expect:
  • Fully kitted netherite armor outperforms Elite armor until around level 10. Don't ditch your netherite the moment you get Elite drops. The Elite armor doesn't overtake it until you're a meaningful number of levels in.
  • A well-built vanilla sword or axe with good enchants like Temper, Rage, and standard top-tier enchantments will serve you well into the low 20s. You don't need to rush Elite weapons early.
  • After the low 20s, Elite weapons start pulling clearly ahead. That's the point where you want to prioritize getting Elite weapon drops over maintaining your vanilla sword.
So the general transition is: start in netherite, mix in Elite pieces as they become better, and plan for a full Elite kit somewhere in the level 10 to 25 range depending on what drops you get.

Skill Unlocks and the Guild​

When you hit level 10, you reach the first tier of skill unlocks. These are weapon and armor skills that give you meaningful passive and active bonuses in EliteMobs combat. To activate them, either type /ag while in survival or talk to the receptionist in the guild building.


The Adventurer's Guild is your main hub for everything EliteMobs. Head there for quests, the enchanter, and the scrapper (more on those below).


Elite Enchantments​


The primary use of Elite Coins is paying the Enchanter NPC to add Elite enchantment books to your armor and weapons. These enchantments only work against Elite mobs, so they don't affect your regular Minecraft combat. But when you're actually in EliteMobs content, their effects are substantial and worth investing in as you progress.


Dungeons​


Dungeons are instanced or open-world content with Elite mobs, boss rooms, and unique gear drops. Your combat level determines which dungeons are appropriate for you. You can run dungeons up to 5 levels above or below your current combat level and still get meaningful loot and XP from them.


The level of items that drop inside a dungeon is also modified by the difficulty setting you select when entering. Higher difficulty means better loot but harder mobs, so calibrate based on whether you're farming efficiently or pushing for upgrades.


The Scrapper and the Santa's Workshop Tip​


The Scrapper NPC converts Elite items into scrap, which is used to repair your Elite gear. It has a 75% chance to successfully produce scrap from an item, so it's not guaranteed every time but it's reliable enough to use regularly.

The best early source of scrapper material is running Santa's Workshop (check the current dungeon name in-game) once per day. The dungeon drops cookies in very large quantities. Cookies only restore 1 hunger so they're basically useless as food, but they are an excellent scrap source at the Scrapper. Running it daily and dumping the cookie haul into the Scrapper is one of the most efficient ways to keep your Elite gear repaired without burning through actual item drops.


Elite Abilities​


Elite mobs have custom abilities that make them more dangerous than regular mobs. Common ones you'll run into:
  • Reflective Shield - Reflects melee damage back at you. Switch to ranged if you see a purple shield effect on the mob.
  • Sprint - The Elite periodically charges at you at high speed. Don't get cornered.
  • Poison Cloud - Creates a persistent area of poison on the ground. Move out of it immediately.
  • Minion Summon - Spawns smaller mobs to fight alongside it. Clear the adds first if they're threatening.
  • Teleport - The Elite blinks to your position suddenly. Don't rely on backing away as a survival strategy.
  • Reinforced Armor - Passive damage reduction. If your hits seem unexpectedly low, this is why.
Spending a few seconds watching what an Elite does before committing to a fight makes things considerably smoother.


Commands​

  • /em - Open the main EliteMobs menu. Everything branches from here.
  • /ag - Activate your unlocked weapon and armor skills (available at level 10+).
  • /em shop - Go directly to the guild shop.
  • /em quests - See active EliteMobs quests.
  • /em rank - Check your guild rank and progress toward the next tier.
  • /em wallet - Check how many Elite Coins you currently have.
  • /em unbind - Remove the soulbind from an item, if you have permission to do so.

Tips for Getting Started​

  • Don't ditch your netherite immediately. Fully enchanted netherite is genuinely better than early Elite armor until around level 10.
  • Keep your weapons and armor levels roughly in sync since your combat level is an average of both. Neglecting armor hurts your overall combat level even if your weapons are strong.
  • Do the Adventurer's Guild quests. They give structured progression and the rewards accelerate things faster than just grinding open world Elites.
  • Run Santa's Workshop daily for an easy scrap supply. The cookies are worthless as food but invaluable for keeping your gear repaired.
  • Save coins for the Enchanter over the gear shop. Elite enchantments have a bigger impact on dungeon performance than buying gear outright, since drops from the content you're running will fill gear slots naturally over time.

Quests​

The Quests plugin gives you structured objectives to work toward beyond just free-roaming. Quests can reward you with money, items, XP, and other goodies. Some are standalone, some are part of longer quest chains.

  • /quests - Open the quest menu.
  • /quests list - See all quests you can currently take.
  • /quests take <quest> - Start a specific quest.
  • /quests quit <quest> - Abandon a quest you don't want to finish.
  • /quests stats - Check your quest completion history.
  • /journal - Open your quest journal to track current objectives.

BetterTridents​

BetterTridents enhances trident behavior and mechanics. This includes tweaks to how Loyalty and Riptide work and potentially custom trident-specific enchantments available through ExcellentEnchants. Worth checking /enchants list if you use tridents regularly.

MythicMobs​

MythicMobs adds custom mobs with unique behaviors, abilities, and drop tables that go well beyond vanilla. You might run into something that teleports, summons minions, or launches custom projectiles. These are usually tied to dungeons, events, or specific server areas.

EvenMoreFish​

EvenMoreFish completely overhauls fishing with custom fish, rarity tiers, competitions, and a collectible system. Stack it with mcMMO's Fishing skill for solid rewards.

Fish come in multiple tiers from Common up through Legendary and beyond. Higher rarity fish are harder to catch and often have special properties or higher sell values. Some fish only spawn in specific biomes or weather conditions.

  • /emf - Open the EvenMoreFish menu.
  • /emf bag - Open your fish bag to view what you've caught.
  • /emf top - See the fishing leaderboard.
  • /emf contest - Check current or upcoming fishing contest info.
  • /emf sell - Sell fish from your bag for money.
Fishing contests happen on a schedule and offer extra rewards. Keep an eye on chat announcements for when they start.

ChestSort​

ChestSort automatically sorts your inventory and chests. It can sort on open, on close, or on a hotkey. Huge time saver if you do any mining or farming.

  • /chestsort - Toggle ChestSort on or off.
  • /isort - Manually sort your own inventory.
You can also middle-click (scroll wheel click) while hovering over a chest or your inventory to trigger a manual sort.



Drop2Inventory Plus​

Drop2Inventory sends block drops straight into your inventory instead of scattering on the ground. No more running around after a mining session picking everything up, and no losing items to lava or the void.

  • /d2i - Toggle Drop2Inventory on or off.
If your inventory is full, items still drop normally, so keep some space free while mining. You will get an audio cue if your inventory is full, and this is what I meant by making the telekenesis from McMMO kinda useless.

AxGraves​

When you die, AxGraves creates a grave at your death location that holds all your items. No more scrambling to get back before your stuff despawns.

  • /graves - See a list of your current graves and their coordinates.
  • /graves list - Lists recent graves
Graves last for a set amount of time before expiring. Use /back as well to TP back to your grave. This will not work if you have teleported anywhere before going back.

ChatItem​

ChatItem lets you show the item you're holding in chat. Type [item] anywhere in your message while holding the item, and it becomes a clickable link others can hover over to see its full stats, enchants, and lore.

Works with custom items from EliteMobs and MythicMobs too. Great for showing off rare drops or asking for gear advice.

sleep-most​

sleep-most changes the sleep mechanic so only a percentage of online players need to be in bed to skip the night, rather than everyone. Just hop in a bed and if enough others do the same, night skips. It’s why we don’t need 5 people to sleep all at the same time.

CraftBook​

CraftBook adds mechanical contraptions and custom crafting recipes. The main things you'll encounter as a player are mechanisms built with signs and specific blocks.

Look for structures with signs labeled [Gate], [Bridge], or [Lift] and right-click them to activate. These let you open gates, extend bridges, and use elevator-style lifts between floors. CraftBook may also add custom crafting recipes for items not normally craftable in vanilla.

BannerMaker and BetterBanner​

These two plugins work together to make creating and managing banners much easier than the vanilla loom.

  • /bm - Open the BannerMaker GUI to design banners visually.
  • /banner copy - Copy the pattern from the banner you're holding.
  • /banner paste - Apply a copied pattern to a new banner.
  • /banner save <name> - Save a banner design for later.
  • /banner load <name> - Load a previously saved banner design.
You can save designs and share the name with other players so they can load the same pattern.

SilkSpawners​

SilkSpawners lets you pick up mob spawners using a Silk Touch pickaxe instead of destroying them. Mine a spawner with any Silk Touch pickaxe to pick it up as an item, then place it back down like a normal block to activate it. Make sure your inventory isn't full before mining one or you'll lose it to the ground.

TradingCards​

TradingCards adds a collectible card system to the server. Cards drop from mobs, fishing, chests, or other activities. Each card has a rarity tier and represents something in the Minecraft world.

  • /cards - Open the TradingCards menu.
  • /cards album - View your personal card album and what you've collected.
  • /cards list - See all cards in the collection.
  • /cards trade <player> - Initiate a card trade with another player.
Even if you're not going for full sets, rare cards are worth good money to collectors. Trading duplicates for something you actually need is always an option.

NPCs​

You'll find NPC characters around the server, particularly at spawn and in special areas. Right-click them to interact. They may give quests, run shops, or just provide world info.

Custom Structures​

The world was generated with BetterStructures, which places custom dungeons, ruins, and points of interest well beyond what vanilla worldgen drops in. Exploring has a higher payoff here than you might expect.

Death Messages​

Deaths are announced in chat with custom messages via CustomDeathMessages. Purely cosmetic, but it adds some personality to the inevitable.


For the most up-to-date command details on any plugin, use /help in-game, this might not be everything but I tried. The plugin might have a wiki that can explain it better.
 
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Great guide! But is there any point to the trading cards besides being collectors items? I know the buddycards mod gives you permanent buffs for completing sets of cards so an incentive like that would be nice
 
Virunas said:
Great guide! But is there any point to the trading cards besides being collectors items? I know the buddycards mod gives you permanent buffs for completing sets of cards so an incentive like that would be nice
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Correct. The trading cards as of right now are just for collecting, so far I've seen them be cute things to put in item frames, but I don't think they do anything.
 
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