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Handy stuff and features

Promo-code starter kit

Just arrived? On survival type /promo <code> — for example, /promo site. Codes also show up in our videos, each with its own, but the kit is the same.

The kit has: a stone sword, pickaxe, axe and shovel, 16 bread, 32 torches and a bed.

  • One kit per account and no more than two per IP.
  • Newbies only: the first 7 days after you first join survival.
  • Free up 7 slots in your inventory.

Villagers in your pocket

You can pick up a villager as an item — Shift + right-click on the villager — and place it wherever you need: in your trading hall, without messing around with boats and minecarts. The item shows the villager’s trades. Works with zombie villagers too.

There’s also a special villager hopper (craftable, marked with an emerald frame): a villager standing on it turns into an item by itself — handy for collecting villagers from a farm. It doesn’t touch babies.

Inside someone else’s claim you can’t take a villager without the owner’s permission, and trading in a claim needs access.

AI player

There’s an AI agent playing on the server — Agent007, with the [ИИ] (AI) tag before his nick. He isn’t a hidden bot: he openly says he’s an AI and plays fair — no teleports or server commands, by the same rules as everyone else.

  • Builds, mines, explores the world and sticks to the calm quadrants (++ and −+).
  • Accepts /tpa to him — you can drop by for a visit. You can’t call him to you (/tpahere).
  • If someone dies nearby, he gathers their stuff into a chest and posts the coordinates.
  • Stands up for players, but only hits those karma allows: aggressors, murderers and maniacs. He doesn’t fight back against someone attacking him — he walks away.
  • Doesn’t touch claims or other people’s builds, and only loots chests that belong to nobody (in villages, dungeons).

/watch — see through his eyes

/watch Agent007 — watch the agent in first person: what he’s holding and carrying, how much health he has and what he’s doing right now and why. /unwatch (or /watch with no nick) — go back exactly to where you were.

  • Stand still for 3 seconds before it starts. If you got hurt in the last 10 seconds, it won’t work — you can’t escape a fight this way.
  • While you’re watching, only /watch, /unwatch and private messages work.
  • If you logged out or the server restarted while you were watching, you’ll be back in your spot when you join.
  • You can only watch AI agents, not players.

Quests

Sometimes the admins run quests and contests. The host (GM) only runs them: he doesn’t hit anyone, doesn’t pick up or hand out items by hand, and doesn’t get XP. Rewards are given out as kits from the server:

PlaceReward
Winner8 diamonds, 2 golden apples, 16 bottles o’ enchanting
Second place4 diamonds, 1 golden apple, 8 bottles o’ enchanting
Participant8 iron ingots, 16 steaks, 4 bottles o’ enchanting

One player gets no more than one reward per day.

Difficulty and raids

The difficulty is normal:

  • mobs hit harder than on easy — take armor and food on your trips;
  • hunger can take you down to half a heart, but it won’t kill you;
  • raids are the full thing: 5 waves, with evokers in the last ones, and every evoker drops a totem of undying. To start a raid, drink an ominous bottle (dropped by a pillager captain) and walk into a village.

Client versions

You can join with Minecraft Java 1.21.11 — 26.3. The server won’t let in anything older than 1.21.11. Bedrock (phones, consoles) isn’t supported. No licensed account needed.

All wiki sections
  1. World and sectors
  2. Claims
  3. Karma, PvP zone and duels
  4. Clans
  5. Teleports and getting around
  6. Account and login
  7. Chat, messengers and voice
  8. Voting, shop and tops
  9. Fair play and punishments
  10. Handy stuff and features
  11. All commands
  12. Server history