🏘️Towns (Land Claim)
Here you can learn about the claiming system and all its commands.
MineRaze uses a town-claiming system for protecting your land. On this page, you will find a variety of different guides and a list of commands that will allow you to easily navigate your town as a mayor or a resident.
If you just want to get yourself a full list of commands, you can go to the bottom of this page or type /town help in-game on the server.
How do I create a town?
Creating a town is easy and free! Begin by typing /town create (name).
Once your town has been created, you can begin claiming land with the /claim command.
Using this command will claim the chunk you are currently standing inside. To view chunk borders you can press [F3+G] on your keyboard.
You can claim land anywhere as long as you’re in either Midgard or Asgard world.
After you have claimed your first chunk of land, it is recommended you do /town setspawn. This will allow you to easily return to your town at any time with the /town spawn command.
When a Town is created it starts at level 1. You can level-up your town by depositing in-game money with the /town deposit (amount) command and then with /town level.
Increasing the town level will give you access to claim additional land and invite additional members to become part of your town community. You will also unlock an increased crop growth rate and increased monster spawner spawn rate in the townland. Check out the in-game /town menu.
Town Claims
Claims are chunk-based. To claim a chunk of land for your town, type /town claim.
To make or manage a town plot claim, you must be standing in it.
To make a town plot from a regular claim, use /town plot. You can then add someone to the plot with /town plot add <player>. Note the <player> does not actually have to be a town member. Players added to a plot have full access to build within it.
You can designate someone as a "manager" of a town plot, which will let them add others to the plot as well using the previously mentioned command. You can do this with /town plot add <player> manager.
You can remove someone from a plot with /town plot remove <player> and view a simple list of plot members with /town plot list.
To make a town claim into a town farm claim, stand in it and type /town farm. Mob spawners and crops in town farms spawn/grow at boosted rates based on your town's level. Any member of your town can break and place farm blocks, and crops, interact with mobs as well as access containers in town farms. They can't, however, build or break most structures.
Customizing your town
You can change the color, bio, greeting, and farewell messages of your town. Each changes the way your town appears to other players.
Town Color—the color of your town on claim maps. Change with
/town color <#rgb>Town Bio—the bio of your town that appears on your
/town info <name>page, and on hover in the/town list. Change with/town bio <message>Town Greeting Message—the message that will be shown to players as they walk into your claims. Change with
/town greeting <message>Town Farewell Message—the message that will be shown to players as they walk out of your claims. Change with
/town farewell <message>
You can also rename the town using /town rename <name>.
Inviting New Members
You can invite members to your town using /town invite <player>. Note you can only invite players who aren't currently a member of a town.
Town Chat
You can send messages privately to fellow town members using /town chat <message>.
Promoting Town Members
As the town creator, you can promote and demote members up and down the town's role hierarchy.
To promote a member, use /town promote <member>. Likewise, to demote a user, use /town demote <member>. Note you can't promise members to or who are an equal or higher role in the town's hierarchy than yourself.
Town Ranks
There are several town ranks each with different permissions and access within a town.
Chieftain - this is the highest role and is the defacto Mayor or Owner of the town. As a Chieftain, you have access to all commands related to your town and its management.
Find the full command list for Chieftain in the commands section below. As a Chieftain, you can access all of them.
Elder - this is the second highest role and works as a co-mayor type role. As an Elder, you have access to every command except town renaming and town disbandment.
Find the full command list for Elder in the commands section below. As an Elder, you can access all of them except renaming and disbanding.
Inherits Honorable perks.
Honorable - this works as a role you can give to trusted members of your town while still having potentially damaging commands such as unclaiming being unavailable. This role has access to the following commands:
Changing plot type (regular, plot, farm)
Assigning players to plots
Removing players from plots
Changing the farewell & greeting message
Changing the town's bio
Changing the town flags
Evicting (kicking) players from the town
Claiming land
Promoting other town members up to the rank below Honorable, Mason.
Inherits Mason perks.
Mason - this works as the builder's role of the town. You can grant this access to players who should be able to build and break blocks anywhere in the town.
Placing and breaking blocks anywhere in townland.
Evicting (kicking) players from the town
Inviting players to the town.
Inherits Scout perks.
Scout - this is the recruiter role of the town. This role can invite players to the town.
Inviting players to the town.
Inherits Dweller perks.
Dweller - this is the default town role and works as a resident. Residents can access the following commands:
/town
/town help
Looking for a Town?
If you would rather join an existing town, Here are some helpful ways you can use to find one!
/town list – shows a list of all the towns. Click on the town name for more information on that specific town.
/lt – will alert the server in global chat that you are looking for a town.
Find a full list of available commands in-game with /town help
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