Survival

Survival is a game where players go into the wilderness and strive to float in the ever-expanding economy. The aim of the game is to claim land, build a base, earn in-game money, and become acquainted with other players. Read this guide for an introduction to the basics of Survival!

## Getting Started

When you first join the server, you'll be given a starter kit with all the tools you need to establish a claim. Here are some useful command for getting started:

* **/rtp** or **/wild** - teleports you to a random position in the desired world.
* **/sethome <name>** - sets home at your player's position.
* **/claim** - claims a 9x9 space.
* **/jobs** - opens a GUI of all the jobs available.
* **/jobs leave <job>** - leaves the desired job.
* **/quest** - opens the quests GUI.
* **/help** - opens the GUI with all information to help you.

Once you're in the wilderness, you're ready to start your survival adventure!

## Claiming

When you find a place and build a base, you will want to protect it from griefing as well as manage trusted players and claim flags.

In order to claim an area, you will use the golden shovel and stick providing in the starter kit and claiming kit. Firstly, you right-click one block to indicate one corner, then you right-click another block to indicate the opposite corner. The area in between will be claimed. You can check to see this area by right-clicking the stick inside the claim.

## Player Warps

Player warps play a big part in the player economy as well as overall player interaction. A player warp is used for a number of things such as, Shop Warps, Pvp Warps, and Farm Warps to name a few. Here are a few commands to get you started.

* **/pwarp set <name>** - Sets a warp to your location.
* **/pwarp list** - Lists all the current player warps.
* **/pwarp <warp>** - Teleports to the player warp.
* **/pwarp help** - Displays all the /pwarp commands.

## Player Shops

Player shops are the core of the player economy. It's important that as a player you know how to create a player shop. Here is an example of what a player shop should look like.

The top line should have your in-game name. You can leave it blank, because it will automatically add your name when finishing the rest. The second line should consist of the quantity you want to sell per click. The third line should include either B for buy from you or S for sell to you, and the price without commas. It should look like **B 1000** or **S 1000** example. The last line should have the items info name. You can put a **?** for ease of use, and click the sign with the item after creating sign. For items like crate keys, you can do the command **/iteminfo**, and get the item info name for manually inserting the item.

## Spawners

Spawners are the main source of money in the economy. You can gather spawners in the wild, but you are limited to certain types of spawners. If you look to get your hands on the more rare spawners, you can do so in more ways then one. The main way to get ahold of rare spawners is from the spawner category in /shop. You can also get spawners in crate keys and purchasing them off of other players!

## Crates

The crates are a great way to get supplies for your everyday use as well as cosmetically appealing add-ons. In order to get your standard crate keys, start by doing **/vote**, and a GUI will pop up for vote rewards. By clicking 3 of the 4 items, all the vote links will show up. To see more about the Vote Rewards, visit the Vote Rewards page. If you are the top rank, **Emporer**, you will receive an 1 Vote and 1 Ultra key per vote instead of just 1 Vote. Along with Emporer, you can get a Legendary Key every week with your kit. Here is a display of all the crates.