Wiki ➔ Claims

The primary purpose of claims is to protect your in-game belongings from griefers and unwanted interference. By creating a claim, you establish a designated area of land or property that only you (or trusted players) can build on, modify, or interact with.

You’ll start with a small number of blocks you can claim, which will continue to increase indefinitely by spending time on our server.

Limitations
Claims are robust, but crumble a bit on modded servers. Any containers added by mods can’t be protected – this affects the gold-filled altar pillars from Vampirism, pantries from Farmers Delight and warp plates from Waystones just to name a few.
TL;DR: Keep your valuables in a regular chest.

Creating claims

  1. Before you can create a claim, ensure you have the necessary claiming tool: a simple golden shovel.
  2. With the claiming tool in hand, head to the location where you want to begin your claim. Right-click with the golden shovel to set the first corner of your claim. A message should appear, indicating that the first corner has been set.
  3. Walk to the opposite corner of your desired claim area. Make sure the area you want to protect is encompassed within the two corners.
  4. Right-click again with the golden shovel to set the second corner of your claim. A message will appear, showing you the size of your claim and associated claim block costs.
Subdivisions

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Resizing claims

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Trusting other players

/trust <player> (highest trust level)

Gives <player> permission to build, break & use anything. Be careful of who you give this level of trust to.

/containertrust <player> (intermediate trust level)

Gives <player> permission to use your buttons, levers, beds, chests, animals, etc.

/accesstrust <player> (weakest trust level)

Gives <player> permission to use your buttons, levers, beds, etc.

/abandonclaim

Abandons the claim you’re currently standing in, removing any protection.

Tip: Use /abandonallclaims to get rid of all claims.