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Adventure Journal and progress hub

/journal and /progress open the Season 3 hub for Daily Quests, Battle Pass, Jobs, Skills, Teams, Fishing & Discovery, event information, and the player guide.

The Journal provides unified navigation on Java and Bedrock. Its second page uses a clearer native menu while the established first-page artwork remains in place.

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55-tier Battle Pass

/battlepass opens the Season 3 Battle Pass with 55 tiers and 55 configured quest definitions. Objectives cover survival play including Jobs, fishing, resource worlds, vaults, and authenticated dungeon victories.

The custom menu provides clear page navigation while earned objectives and reward claims keep their existing rules.

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Daily Quests, Quest Board, and pets

/dquests draws from 35 Daily Quest definitions: 10 easy, 10 medium, and 15 hard. /questboard opens the Adventure Journal for Daily Quests and the Battle Pass. Open the pets browser separately with /ultracosmetics menu pets.

The pets browser currently includes 72 enabled pets. Two unavailable pets remain hidden from the active selection.

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Guided Season 3 introduction

/tutorial points players to Rowan at spawn. The optional /msintro tour lets a player start, advance, repeat, go back, choose difficulty, or stop without locking them into the walkthrough.

Updated

Custom progression menus

Season 3 includes Java and Bedrock menu families for the Shop, Fish Selling, Difficulty, Battle Pass, Jobs, Quests, and the Dungeon Guide. The Journal and existing public commands open these pages; the dungeon page is a guide and does not start an event.

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Fishing and discovery

Season 3 expands fishing across water and lava with bait, minigames, seven rare fish, the crossplay-safe Fishing Bag, selling routes, Battle Pass objectives, and verified Team Challenge catches. The Journal links the Fishing Bag directly.

Updated

Dungeon event and guide

/dungeon or /dungeons joins the restored Season 3 dungeon only while the shared event is open. /leave exits an active run. When no event is open, the entry command reports that clearly and does not move the player.

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Player Markets

Browse a searchable directory of player-run shops, manage one listing, visit a safe claim-owned destination, save favorites, and leave one rating after an eligible visit. Java players use inventory menus; linked Bedrock players receive native forms.

Listing changes and visits recheck the current claim owner and allowed world. Public listings show the owner’s player name, but do not expose world coordinates, owner UUIDs, or private visit targets.

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Player Buy Orders

Buyers can reserve their own money for approved materials. Other players can fill all or part of an order, and cancelling returns unused escrow.

• Up to five open orders per buyer.
• Up to 10,000 units and $25,000 total value per order.
• Seven-day expiry, no fee, and an approved plain-material list.

Start with small quantities and values while Season 3 testing continues.

New · Season 3 testing

Project Shopping Lists

Players can organize up to five exact Buy Orders they own into one named project. A project can be browsed only after staff approve its current revision, and every edit returns it to review.

Projects add a moderated description and a read-only route to each linked order. Existing Buy Order funding, expiry, filling, claiming, cancellation, and review rules stay unchanged; projects create no new payout or reward.

New · Season 3 testing

Settlement Showcase

/showcase opens three staff-curated public server destinations: Spawn Arrival, Forge Courtyard, and Crate Terrace. These are official server landmarks, not submitted player settlements.

Each visit uses its public warp as the player, preserving the warp provider's permissions, cooldowns, and safety checks. A route stays unavailable when its approved warp is unavailable.

New · Season 3 testing

Discovery Atlas: The Six Marks of Spawn

/atlas opens one ordered six-stop trail through public spawn landmarks. Travel to the next hinted location and use /atlas inspect there; opening the menu or using a warp never records discovery.

Finishing all six marks displays the Atlas-only label Spawn Pathfinder. The trail awards no money, items, keys, XP, chat permission, or global title.

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Monthly Team Challenges

BetterTeams owners can enroll up to five players for the current Denver-calendar month. The roster stays editable until qualifying scoring begins, then locks for the rest of the month. Eligible mature crop harvesting, approved CustomFishing catches, and earned Daily Quest completions contribute to the team competition when their scoring integrations are available.

• Farming earns one point per ten eligible mature manual harvests.
• Fishing earns one point per eligible approved catch.
• Daily Quests earn 10 points per eligible earned completion.
• Farming and fishing are each capped at 40 points, and Daily Quests at 20 points, per player per Denver-local day. Check /challenges for current rules and scoring availability.
• Recognition is badge and history only; there is no cash or item payout.

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Gear Guide and Viking collection

/gearbook opens a read-only guide to nine verified Viking rewards. Collection credit requires the exact configured item delivered through the supported ExcellentCrates reward path. Previewing, holding, trading, renaming, or picking up a lookalike does not grant credit.

Collection milestones are cosmetic records and do not award money, items, or keys.

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Confirmed crate-key purchases

/cratekeys, /bundles, and /ecocrates now show a clear offer summary before purchase. Choosing an offer displays its exact contents and price with an eight-character confirmation code that expires after 30 seconds.

No purchase happens until the player deliberately confirms the code. Larger cash-key bundles have been corrected so their per-key price no longer exceeds the smaller packs. Rewards and smaller-pack prices are unchanged, and Epic bundle offers deliver the same Epic key on either click.

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Player and team leaderboards

Season 3 players now appear on the overall player board automatically. Players without qualifying activity are shown as joined and awaiting qualifying activity. Category standings still require verified activity.

Farming and fishing reuse the verified challenge path. Natural hostile-mob kills, reviewed custom-boss final blows, qualified dungeon participation, and attributed PvP kills are informational and award no prizes.

Unavailable activity is not shown as a zero score. Team standings still require BetterTeams monthly enrollment.

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Shop, navigation, and world updates

The server no longer sells nine log species or the raw wheat, carrot, potato, and beetroot crops. Those materials can still be sold to the server or supplied through player-funded Buy Orders.

Adventure Journal page 2 now uses a readable native menu on Java and Bedrock. Season 3 runs on the reviewed Minecraft 26.3 build.

/rtp is the entry point for RWorld, RNetherWorld, and REndWorld. These resource dimensions reset monthly, so keep permanent bases and Player Markets in the main world.

Restored

Inherited systems updated for Season 3

The Sell GUI, Booster Shards, and Spawner Pickaxes were restored for the current server stack while preserving their established player-facing behavior. Custom event gear received compatibility and protection updates.

The event system now provides safe read-only information through /event info. Coin Shop, crate, and key menus received reliability repairs without introducing a new currency or new prize promise.

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Rotating Contracts and team quest points

Accept up to two daily Contracts and one weekly Contract through /contracts. Fresh eligible completions award $75 per daily Contract or $600 per weekly Contract. Earlier test progress does not receive backpay, and mining Contracts remain unavailable.

Monthly Team Challenges also count verified Daily Quest completions: 10 points each, capped at 20 quest points per player per day. Monthly roster, world and eligibility rules still apply. Team recognition does not award money or items.

Daily Quest and earned Battle Pass standings use confirmed completion receipts. Unsupported activity categories remain unavailable; missing activity is not displayed as a zero score.