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How land claims work
A claim protects your build from players you have not trusted. Claims use Minecraft chunks: each is a 16 by 16 block column. Check the chunks you own before extending your house, farm or storage area beyond them.
- Use /rtp to find a place in the survival world.
- Stand where you want to live and use /lands create <name>.
- Use /lands claim to claim the chunk where you are standing.
- Open /lands menu to review members, permissions and your land bank.
Trusted friends and shared builds
/lands trust <player> gives a friend access to your land. Only trust people you intend to build with. Review their role and permissions in the land menu so you understand what they can do.
You can develop a settlement with friends and invite visitors through player warps. The live map helps you see the world and town markers. Wars and nations are disabled; towns are a social building choice.
Claiming and upkeep are separate
A free claim allowance does not mean land has no ongoing cost. Claims have weekly upkeep paid from the land bank. /lands deposit <amount> moves Crowns into that bank. The land and towns guide lists the current claim allowance, costs and upkeep so you can budget before expanding.
Can I stay solo?
Yes. You can claim a private home, set a home teleport, gather resources and trade at player shops without joining a town. /sethome base saves a home and /home base returns you to it. Your rank determines how many homes and free claims you have.
Keep inventory and optional PvP
Keep inventory is enabled. PvP requires both players to agree. These settings let you focus on building and survival without being forced into fights. Land protection still depends on claim boundaries and the permissions you grant; contact staff if you think a rule has been broken.