A pure vanilla Minecraft survival server with land protection (claims), opened in 2014, closed in 2022 and back online. The original staff, together with the people who loved that server, decided to bring it back, better than before.

The spawn is an archipelago: a main island with the arrival point and the way into the game world, plus a set of islands linked by bridges and piers that host markets, utilities and the PvP arena.

Spawn / Overworld

Arrival point and way into the survival world.

Intro

Welcome area for new players.

La Darsena

Main market on the piers, with useful game services. Three buildings, a merchant on every floor: the boat, the blue house and the restaurant.

Mercato del Tramonto

Second market, on the western island. The bar and the warehouse, with the resources of the Nether.

Black Market

"Illegal" items: exclusive enchantments, off-the-charts levels, cosmetics.

PvP

Arena in the crater to the north. PvP is also on outside protected areas.

Utility (south)

Service stations, such as anvils and enchanting tables.

The staff assigns ranks by watching how you play, and every rank comes with a badge. You can't buy them or ask for them. The staff's decision is final, rankdowns included.

Exclusive

Owner

Out of reach.

Belongs toStargout

Koksi

Out of reach. Not part of the staff.

Belongs toKaksiTzeta

Staff

Admin

Advanced server management.

Belongs todarioyyywedding_plannersyheR4NIDOS_98

Dev

Technical development: plugins, configuration, software infrastructure. Same level as the Admins.

Belongs toConstrat

Mod

Active moderation: enforces the rules, manages the chat, steps in on violations.

Belongs toOnePlay_

Players

Pro

For those who show above-average knowledge of the game.

Builder

For those who have shown outstanding building skills in survival.

User

Entry rank. Every player starts here.

Secondary badges

Null

The empty badge: no secondary badge assigned.

Master

Paired with Builder and Pro. The best of the best: for those who excel and show a bond with the server that goes beyond gameplay. You don't get it for seniority or by asking.

Staff

Paired with the Admin, Dev and Mod ranks. Marks the active staff members.

We may add more badges in the future, for example for verified creators or cosmetic milestones. We'll announce the rules when we switch them on.

Players run the economy: you set the prices. The currency is the EuroKaksi (EK), and in game your balance is always on screen, above the hunger bar. The prices shown here are a reference and the staff may update them over time.

How money and items move

There's also a fourth way. When Stargout is online, they sell cosmetics: just ask and you might get a bargain. If you push too hard, they might ban you: 50/50.

Auction house

The market between players: you list an item at the price you want and anyone can buy it, even while you are offline. Open it with /ah.

• Listing is free. When you sell, the server keeps 5% of the price.
• The minimum price is 1 EK.
• An auction lasts 48 hours. If nobody buys, the item goes to your expired auctions and you collect it with /ah collect.
• You start with 3 auctions open at once, and the milestones unlock more. Expired auctions you have not collected also take up a slot.
• Every new auction is announced in chat.

Auction house: milestones

Every item you sell at auction counts. Each milestone unlocks a badge and lets you keep more auctions open at once.

Novice TraderFrom the start

Village Merchant100 sales+1 auction

Expert Dealer250 sales+1 auction

Master Auctioneer500 sales+2 auctions

Legendary Broker1,000 sales+3 auctions

Your milestones and sales so far are shown in game, in the auction house menu.

How you earn EK

• By selling items to other players through the auction house and trades.
• By selling resources to the server markets: no limits, but the more gets sold, the less it's worth.
• By taking part in events and winning the prizes.

Note. If something feels too easy, you may have found a hole in the system. When in doubt, ask the staff before exploiting it. Or just don't get caught.

The markets

Every floor has its own merchant, who buys and sells the resources of its theme. Prices move: when lots of people sell something the server pays less for it, when lots of people buy it it costs more. Every night at midnight they go back to where they started. You trade in person only: right-click a merchant to open their shop. No buying or selling from home.

La Darsena Overworld

The boat · connected to the sea

The boat · Ground floor

Harbour

Everything that comes from the sea.

Prices in EK11 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Heart of the Sea	200–400	600–1,200
Nautilus Shell	20–40	60–120
Prismarine Shard	2–4	6–12
Prismarine Crystals	3–6	9–18
Sponge	40–80	120–240
Sea Pickle	1–3	5–9
Raw Cod	1–2	3–6
Raw Salmon	1–3	5–9
Tropical Fish	2–4	6–12
Ink Sac	1–2	3–6
Glow Ink Sac	3–6	9–18

The boat · First floor

Workshop

Copper and the rarest finds from Trial Chambers and Ancient Cities.

Prices in EK · Workshop12 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Froglight (all colours)	2–5	8–15
Breeze Rod	15–25	38–75
Echo Shard	100–200	300–600
Heavy Core	400–700	1,050–2,100
Raw Copper	2–5	8–15
Block of Raw Copper	18–45	68–135
Copper Ingot	3–6	9–18
Lightning Rod	9–18	27–54
Copper Pickaxe	9–18	27–54
Copper Axe	9–18	27–54
Copper Shovel	3–6	9–18
Copper Hoe	6–12	18–36

Prices in EK · Copper12 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Block of Copper	27–54	81–162
Cut Copper	7–14	21–42
Cut Copper Stairs	7–14	21–42
Cut Copper Slab	3–7	11–21
Chiseled Copper	7–14	21–42
Copper Grate	7–14	21–42
Copper Bulb	23–45	68–135
Copper Door	6–12	18–36
Copper Trapdoor	12–24	36–72
Copper Bars	1–2	3–6
Copper Chain	4–7	11–21
Copper Lantern	3–6	9–18

Prices in EK · Exposed Copper12 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Exposed Copper	35–71	107–213
Exposed Cut Copper	9–19	29–57
Exposed Cut Copper Stairs	9–19	29–57
Exposed Cut Copper Slab	4–10	15–30
Exposed Chiseled Copper	9–19	29–57
Exposed Copper Grate	9–19	29–57
Exposed Copper Bulb	30–59	89–177
Exposed Copper Door	8–16	24–48
Exposed Copper Trapdoor	16–32	48–96
Exposed Copper Bars	1–3	5–9
Exposed Copper Chain	5–10	15–30
Exposed Copper Lantern	4–8	12–24

Prices in EK · Weathered Copper12 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Weathered Copper	43–87	131–261
Weathered Cut Copper	11–23	35–69
Weathered Cut Copper Stairs	11–23	35–69
Weathered Cut Copper Slab	5–12	18–36
Weathered Chiseled Copper	11–23	35–69
Weathered Copper Grate	11–23	35–69
Weathered Copper Bulb	37–72	108–216
Weathered Copper Door	10–20	30–60
Weathered Copper Trapdoor	19–39	59–117
Weathered Copper Bars	2–4	6–12
Weathered Copper Chain	6–12	18–36
Weathered Copper Lantern	5–10	15–30

Prices in EK · Oxidized Copper12 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Oxidized Copper	54–108	162–324
Oxidized Cut Copper	14–28	42–84
Oxidized Cut Copper Stairs	14–28	42–84
Oxidized Cut Copper Slab	6–14	21–42
Oxidized Chiseled Copper	14–28	42–84
Oxidized Copper Grate	14–28	42–84
Oxidized Copper Bulb	46–90	135–270
Oxidized Copper Door	12–24	36–72
Oxidized Copper Trapdoor	24–48	72–144
Oxidized Copper Bars	2–4	6–12
Oxidized Copper Chain	8–14	21–42
Oxidized Copper Lantern	6–12	18–36

The boat · Second floor

Harvest

Whatever grows in the fields, in the woods and under water.

Prices in EK24 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Sugar Cane	1–3	5–9
Wheat	1–2	3–6
Wheat Seeds	1	2–3
Carrot	1–2	3–6
Potato	1–2	3–6
Beetroot	1–2	3–6
Beetroot Seeds	1	2–3
Pumpkin	2–4	6–12
Pumpkin Seeds	1	2–3
Melon	7–13	20–39
Melon Slice	1–2	3–6
Melon Seeds	1	2–3
Apple	2–4	6–12
Sweet Berries	1–2	3–6
Glow Berries	1–3	5–9
Cactus	1–2	3–6
Bamboo	1–2	3–6
Cocoa Beans	1–3	5–9
Kelp	1	2–3
Red Mushroom	1–2	3–6
Brown Mushroom	1–2	3–6
Torchflower Seeds	10–20	30–60
Pitcher Pod	10–20	30–60
Chorus Fruit	2–4	6–12

The blue house

The blue house · Ground floor

Herbalist

Every potion ingredient: from the Overworld, the Nether and the End.

Prices in EK16 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Spider Eye	2–4	6–12
Fermented Spider Eye	4–8	12–24
Pufferfish	3–6	9–18
Rabbit's Foot	8–15	23–45
Phantom Membrane	8–15	23–45
Turtle Scute	15–30	45–90
Glistering Melon Slice	6–12	18–36
Sugar	1–2	3–6
Redstone Dust	1–2	3–6
Gunpowder	2–4	6–12
Dragon's Breath	20–40	60–120
Blaze Rod	10–15	23–45
Ghast Tear	8–15	23–45
Magma Cream	4–8	12–24
Nether Wart	1–3	5–9
Glowstone Dust	1–3	5–9

The blue house · First floor

Enchantments

Enchanted books: every vanilla enchantment, at its top level. Custom enchantments, coming soon, will be at the Black Market.

Prices in EK40 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Mending	300–500	750–1,500
Unbreaking III	100–200	300–600
Efficiency V	150–250	375–750
Fortune III	150–250	375–750
Silk Touch	80–150	225–450
Protection IV	150–250	375–750
Fire Protection IV	60–120	180–360
Blast Protection IV	60–120	180–360
Projectile Protection IV	60–120	180–360
Feather Falling IV	100–200	300–600
Respiration III	80–150	225–450
Aqua Affinity	40–80	120–240
Thorns III	60–120	180–360
Depth Strider III	80–150	225–450
Frost Walker II	60–120	180–360
Soul Speed III	100–200	300–600
Swift Sneak III	200–350	525–1,050
Sharpness V	150–250	375–750
Smite V	60–120	180–360
Bane of Arthropods V	40–80	120–240
Knockback II	40–80	120–240
Fire Aspect II	80–150	225–450
Looting III	150–250	375–750
Sweeping Edge III	60–120	180–360
Density V	100–200	300–600
Breach IV	100–200	300–600
Wind Burst III	150–250	375–750
Power V	100–200	300–600
Punch II	40–80	120–240
Flame	50–100	150–300
Infinity	100–200	300–600
Quick Charge III	60–120	180–360
Multishot	60–120	180–360
Piercing IV	40–80	120–240
Loyalty III	80–150	225–450
Impaling V	60–120	180–360
Riptide III	80–150	225–450
Channeling	80–150	225–450
Luck of the Sea III	80–150	225–450
Lure III	60–120	180–360

The restaurant

The restaurant · Ground floor

Kitchen

Everything you can eat: ready meals and raw meat.

Prices in EK26 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Bread	2–4	6–12
Steak	3–5	8–15
Cooked Porkchop	3–5	8–15
Cooked Chicken	2–3	5–9
Cooked Mutton	2–3	5–9
Cooked Rabbit	3–5	8–15
Cooked Salmon	3–5	8–15
Cooked Cod	2–3	5–9
Baked Potato	1–3	5–9
Dried Kelp	1	2–3
Mushroom Stew	3–6	9–18
Beetroot Soup	3–6	9–18
Rabbit Stew	8–15	23–45
Suspicious Stew	4–8	12–24
Pumpkin Pie	4–8	12–24
Cake	8–14	21–42
Cookie	1	2–3
Honey Bottle	3–6	9–18
Golden Carrot	8–15	23–45
Golden Apple	40–80	120–240
Raw Beef	1–3	5–9
Raw Porkchop	1–3	5–9
Raw Chicken	1–2	3–6
Raw Mutton	1–2	3–6
Raw Rabbit	1–3	5–9
Rotten Flesh	1	2–3

The garden between Intro and Utility

The garden

Flowers

Lots of flowers. Every biome has its own.

Prices in EK24 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Dandelion	1–2	3–6
Poppy	1–2	3–6
Blue Orchid	2–4	6–12
Allium	1–3	5–9
Azure Bluet	1–2	3–6
Red Tulip	1–3	5–9
Orange Tulip	1–3	5–9
White Tulip	1–3	5–9
Pink Tulip	1–3	5–9
Oxeye Daisy	1–2	3–6
Cornflower	1–2	3–6
Lily of the Valley	2–4	6–12
Sunflower	2–4	6–12
Lilac	2–4	6–12
Rose Bush	2–4	6–12
Peony	2–4	6–12
Pink Petals	1–2	3–6
Wildflowers	1–2	3–6
Cactus Flower	2–4	6–12
Eyeblossom	3–6	9–18
Torchflower	5–10	15–30
Pitcher Plant	5–10	15–30
Spore Blossom	15–30	45–90
Wither Rose	10–20	30–60

Mercato del Tramonto Nether

The bar · on the left

The bar · Ground floor

Counter

Every ready-made potion: drinkable, splash and lingering. Ingredients are at Jenni's.

Prices in EK · Drinkable41 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Potion of Night Vision	7–14	21–42
Potion of Night Vision (long)	8–15	23–45
Potion of Invisibility	10–19	29–57
Potion of Invisibility (long)	10–21	32–63
Potion of Leaping	7–14	21–42
Potion of Leaping (long)	8–15	23–45
Potion of Leaping II	8–16	24–48
Potion of Fire Resistance	5–9	14–27
Potion of Fire Resistance (long)	5–11	17–33
Potion of Swiftness	3–5	8–15
Potion of Swiftness (long)	3–7	11–21
Potion of Swiftness II	4–7	11–21
Potion of Slowness	5–11	17–33
Potion of Slowness (long)	6–12	18–36
Potion of Slowness II	6–13	20–39
Potion of the Turtle Master	12–24	36–72
Potion of the Turtle Master (long)	13–25	38–75
Potion of the Turtle Master II	13–26	39–78
Potion of Water Breathing	4–8	12–24
Potion of Water Breathing (long)	5–9	14–27
Potion of Healing	6–12	18–36
Potion of Healing II	7–14	21–42
Potion of Harming	6–12	18–36
Potion of Harming II	7–14	21–42
Potion of Poison	3–7	11–21
Potion of Poison (long)	4–8	12–24
Potion of Poison II	4–9	14–27
Potion of Regeneration	7–14	21–42
Potion of Regeneration (long)	8–15	23–45
Potion of Regeneration II	8–16	24–48
Potion of Strength	4–9	14–27
Potion of Strength (long)	5–10	15–30
Potion of Strength II	6–11	17–33
Potion of Weakness	4–7	11–21
Potion of Weakness (long)	4–9	14–27
Potion of Slow Falling	7–14	21–42
Potion of Slow Falling (long)	8–15	23–45
Potion of Wind Charging	10–21	32–63
Potion of Weaving	3–6	9–18
Potion of Oozing	9–17	26–51
Potion of Infestation	2–5	8–15

Prices in EK · Splash41 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Splash Potion of Night Vision	8–17	26–51
Splash Potion of Night Vision (long)	9–18	27–54
Splash Potion of Invisibility	11–22	33–66
Splash Potion of Invisibility (long)	12–23	35–69
Splash Potion of Leaping	8–17	26–51
Splash Potion of Leaping (long)	9–18	27–54
Splash Potion of Leaping II	9–19	29–57
Splash Potion of Fire Resistance	6–12	18–36
Splash Potion of Fire Resistance (long)	7–13	20–39
Splash Potion of Swiftness	4–8	12–24
Splash Potion of Swiftness (long)	5–9	14–27
Splash Potion of Swiftness II	5–10	15–30
Splash Potion of Slowness	7–13	20–39
Splash Potion of Slowness (long)	7–15	23–45
Splash Potion of Slowness II	8–15	23–45
Splash Potion of the Turtle Master	13–27	41–81
Splash Potion of the Turtle Master (long)	14–28	42–84
Splash Potion of the Turtle Master II	14–29	44–87
Splash Potion of Water Breathing	5–11	17–33
Splash Potion of Water Breathing (long)	6–12	18–36
Splash Potion of Healing	7–15	23–45
Splash Potion of Healing II	8–17	26–51
Splash Potion of Harming	7–15	23–45
Splash Potion of Harming II	8–17	26–51
Splash Potion of Poison	5–9	14–27
Splash Potion of Poison (long)	5–11	17–33
Splash Potion of Poison II	6–11	17–33
Splash Potion of Regeneration	8–17	26–51
Splash Potion of Regeneration (long)	9–18	27–54
Splash Potion of Regeneration II	9–19	29–57
Splash Potion of Strength	6–12	18–36
Splash Potion of Strength (long)	6–13	20–39
Splash Potion of Strength II	7–14	21–42
Splash Potion of Weakness	5–10	15–30
Splash Potion of Weakness (long)	6–11	17–33
Splash Potion of Slow Falling	8–17	26–51
Splash Potion of Slow Falling (long)	9–18	27–54
Splash Potion of Wind Charging	12–23	35–69
Splash Potion of Weaving	4–9	14–27
Splash Potion of Oozing	10–20	30–60
Splash Potion of Infestation	4–7	11–21

Prices in EK · Lingering41 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Lingering Potion of Night Vision	22–43	65–129
Lingering Potion of Night Vision (long)	22–45	68–135
Lingering Potion of Invisibility	24–49	74–147
Lingering Potion of Invisibility (long)	25–50	75–150
Lingering Potion of Leaping	22–43	65–129
Lingering Potion of Leaping (long)	22–45	68–135
Lingering Potion of Leaping II	23–45	68–135
Lingering Potion of Fire Resistance	19–39	59–117
Lingering Potion of Fire Resistance (long)	20–40	60–120
Lingering Potion of Swiftness	17–35	53–105
Lingering Potion of Swiftness (long)	18–36	54–108
Lingering Potion of Swiftness II	18–37	56–111
Lingering Potion of Slowness	20–40	60–120
Lingering Potion of Slowness (long)	21–41	62–123
Lingering Potion of Slowness II	21–42	63–126
Lingering Potion of the Turtle Master	27–53	80–159
Lingering Potion of the Turtle Master (long)	27–55	83–165
Lingering Potion of the Turtle Master II	28–55	83–165
Lingering Potion of Water Breathing	19–37	56–111
Lingering Potion of Water Breathing (long)	19–39	59–117
Lingering Potion of Healing	21–41	62–123
Lingering Potion of Healing II	22–43	65–129
Lingering Potion of Harming	21–41	62–123
Lingering Potion of Harming II	22–43	65–129
Lingering Potion of Poison	18–36	54–108
Lingering Potion of Poison (long)	19–37	56–111
Lingering Potion of Poison II	19–38	57–114
Lingering Potion of Regeneration	22–43	65–129
Lingering Potion of Regeneration (long)	22–45	68–135
Lingering Potion of Regeneration II	23–45	68–135
Lingering Potion of Strength	19–38	57–114
Lingering Potion of Strength (long)	20–40	60–120
Lingering Potion of Strength II	20–40	60–120
Lingering Potion of Weakness	18–37	56–111
Lingering Potion of Weakness (long)	19–38	57–114
Lingering Potion of Slow Falling	22–43	65–129
Lingering Potion of Slow Falling (long)	22–45	68–135
Lingering Potion of Wind Charging	25–50	75–150
Lingering Potion of Weaving	18–35	53–105
Lingering Potion of Oozing	23–47	71–141
Lingering Potion of Infestation	17–34	51–102

The bar · First floor

Back room

Hats, backpacks, off-hand items and balloons, always on sale. See the cosmetics.

The warehouse · on the right

The warehouse · Ground floor

Nether

Everything you dig out of the Nether.

Prices in EK28 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Netherrack	1	2–3
Soul Sand	1–2	3–6
Soul Soil	1–2	3–6
Basalt	1–2	3–6
Blackstone	1–2	3–6
Gilded Blackstone	5–10	15–30
Magma Block	2–4	6–12
Glowstone	6–10	15–30
Nether Quartz	1–3	5–9
Gold Nugget	1	2–3
Gold Ingot	5–10	15–30
Crimson Stem	1–2	3–6
Warped Stem	1–2	3–6
Crimson Fungus	1–2	3–6
Warped Fungus	1–2	3–6
Nether Wart Block	1–2	3–6
Warped Wart Block	1–2	3–6
Weeping Vines	1–2	3–6
Twisting Vines	1–2	3–6
Shroomlight	4–8	12–24
Obsidian	6–10	15–30
Crying Obsidian	10–20	30–60
Piglin Head	50–100	150–300
Ancient Debris	150–250	375–750
Netherite Scrap	150–250	375–750
Netherite Ingot	700–1,100	1,650–3,300
Wither Skeleton Skull	200–350	525–1,050
Nether Star	1,000–2,000	3,000–6,000

PvP crater

The armoury

The armoury · Ground floor

Weapons and armour

Every weapon and piece of armour in the game, unenchanted. Also buys brand-new, unused ones.

Prices in EK · Weapons19 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Wooden Sword	1–2	3–6
Wooden Spear	1–2	3–6
Stone Sword	1–2	3–6
Stone Spear	1–2	3–6
Copper Sword	6–12	18–36
Copper Spear	3–6	9–18
Iron Sword	8–16	24–48
Iron Spear	4–8	12–24
Golden Sword	10–20	30–60
Golden Spear	5–10	15–30
Diamond Sword	40–80	120–240
Diamond Spear	20–40	60–120
Netherite Sword	840–1,380	2,070–4,140
Netherite Spear	820–1,340	2,010–4,020
Bow	2–4	6–12
Crossbow	6–12	18–36
Shield	5–10	15–30
Trident	150–300	450–900
Mace	415–725	1,088–2,175

Prices in EK · Armour24 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Leather Helmet	5–10	15–30
Leather Chestplate	8–16	24–48
Leather Leggings	7–14	21–42
Leather Boots	4–8	12–24
Chainmail Helmet	16–32	48–96
Chainmail Chestplate	22–44	66–132
Chainmail Leggings	20–40	60–120
Chainmail Boots	14–28	42–84
Copper Helmet	15–30	45–90
Copper Chestplate	24–48	72–144
Copper Leggings	21–42	63–126
Copper Boots	12–24	36–72
Iron Helmet	20–40	60–120
Iron Chestplate	32–64	96–192
Iron Leggings	28–56	84–168
Iron Boots	16–32	48–96
Golden Helmet	25–50	75–150
Golden Chestplate	40–80	120–240
Golden Leggings	35–70	105–210
Golden Boots	20–40	60–120
Diamond Helmet	100–200	300–600
Diamond Chestplate	160–320	480–960
Diamond Leggings	140–280	420–840
Diamond Boots	80–160	240–480

Prices in EK · Rare armour5 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Netherite Helmet	900–1,500	2,250–4,500
Netherite Chestplate	960–1,620	2,430–4,860
Netherite Leggings	940–1,580	2,370–4,740
Netherite Boots	880–1,460	2,190–4,380
Turtle Shell	75–150	225–450

Prices in EK · For animals12 items

Item	Pays you	Costs
Leather Horse Armor	7–14	21–42
Copper Horse Armor	20–40	60–120
Copper Nautilus Armor	20–40	60–120
Iron Horse Armor	20–40	60–120
Iron Nautilus Armor	20–40	60–120
Golden Horse Armor	25–50	75–150
Golden Nautilus Armor	25–50	75–150
Diamond Horse Armor	60–120	180–360
Diamond Nautilus Armor	60–120	180–360
Netherite Horse Armor	860–1,420	2,130–4,260
Netherite Nautilus Armor	860–1,420	2,130–4,260
Wolf Armor	12–24	36–72

Black Market

On the north-west island you can buy "illegal" items, meaning things you can't get in vanilla: items you can't find in survival, exclusive enchantments, off-the-charts levels and cosmetics. You pay in person, in EuroKaksi earned in game. Prices stay within the range shown and go up when lots of people buy the same thing.

Black Market · Ground floor

Always available

Pieces you can't get in vanilla, always on sale.

Prices in EK6 items

Dragon Egg	300,000–500,000
Budding Amethyst	150,000–300,000
Enchanted Golden Apple	40,000–80,000
Reinforced Deepslate	30,000–60,000
BarrierPer block	10,000–30,000
Light blockPer block	5,000–15,000

Black Market · Ground floor

Illegal gear

Tools and boots with beyond-vanilla enchantments at a fixed level.

Prices in EK6 items

The President's AxeNetherite axe · Efficiency X, Unbreaking X	60,000–120,000
Unlicensed Dig PickaxeNetherite pickaxe · Efficiency X, Fortune V, Unbreaking X	100,000–200,000
Roadworks ShovelNetherite shovel · Efficiency X, Unbreaking X	40,000–80,000
Unlicensed Allotment HoeNetherite hoe · Efficiency X, Fortune V, Unbreaking X	50,000–100,000
Poacher's RodFishing rod · Luck of the Sea V, Lure III, Unbreaking X	40,000–80,000
Fugitive's BootsNetherite boots · Feather Falling X, Depth Strider III, Unbreaking X	50,000–100,000

Black Market · Ground floor

Spawners

Classic spawners with real mobs. One per mob, every mob except the Ender Dragon and the Wither: the price depends on which. Once placed it stays put: choose the spot carefully.

All spawners and their prices85 types

Farm animals

• Chicken400,000–600,000
• Cow400,000–600,000
• Mooshroom400,000–600,000
• Sheep400,000–600,000
• Pig400,000–600,000
• Rabbit400,000–600,000
• Goat400,000–600,000

Wild animals

• Wolf400,000–600,000
• Cat400,000–600,000
• Ocelot400,000–600,000
• Fox400,000–600,000
• Panda400,000–600,000
• Polar Bear400,000–600,000
• Parrot400,000–600,000
• Bat400,000–600,000
• Armadillo600,000–900,000
• Bee600,000–900,000
• Frog600,000–900,000
• Turtle600,000–900,000
• Sniffer600,000–900,000

Mounts

• Horse500,000–800,000
• Donkey500,000–800,000
• Mule500,000–800,000
• Llama500,000–800,000
• Trader Llama500,000–800,000
• Camel500,000–800,000
• Skeleton Horse500,000–800,000
• Zombie Horse500,000–800,000
• Strider500,000–800,000
• Camel Husk500,000–800,000
• Nautilus500,000–800,000
• Zombie Nautilus500,000–800,000
• Happy Ghast800,000–1,200,000

Aquatic

• Cod300,000–500,000
• Salmon300,000–500,000
• Tropical Fish300,000–500,000
• Pufferfish300,000–500,000
• Squid300,000–500,000
• Glow Squid300,000–500,000
• Tadpole300,000–500,000
• Dolphin500,000–700,000
• Axolotl500,000–700,000

Monsters

• Zombie700,000–900,000
• Husk700,000–900,000
• Drowned700,000–900,000
• Zombie Villager700,000–900,000
• Skeleton700,000–900,000
• Stray700,000–900,000
• Bogged700,000–900,000
• Parched700,000–900,000
• Spider700,000–900,000
• Cave Spider700,000–900,000
• Silverfish500,000–700,000
• Creeper900,000–1,200,000
• Slime900,000–1,200,000
• Phantom900,000–1,200,000
• Witch1,200,000–1,600,000
• Creaking1,000,000–1,500,000

Illagers

• Pillager1,000,000–1,500,000
• Vindicator1,000,000–1,500,000
• Vex800,000–1,200,000
• Ravager1,500,000–2,000,000
• Evoker2,500,000–3,500,000

Nether

• Magma Cube900,000–1,200,000
• Hoglin700,000–1,000,000
• Zoglin700,000–1,000,000
• Piglin1,000,000–1,500,000
• Piglin Brute1,000,000–1,500,000
• Zombified Piglin1,000,000–1,500,000
• Blaze1,200,000–1,600,000
• Ghast2,000,000–3,000,000
• Wither Skeleton3,000,000–4,000,000

End

• Endermite500,000–700,000
• Enderman1,200,000–1,600,000
• Shulker3,000,000–4,000,000

Rare and special

• Snow Golem300,000–500,000
• Copper Golem600,000–900,000
• Allay800,000–1,200,000
• Wandering Trader1,000,000–1,500,000
• Guardian1,500,000–2,000,000
• Breeze1,500,000–2,000,000
• Villager2,000,000–3,000,000
• Iron Golem3,000,000–4,000,000
• Elder Guardian3,000,000–4,000,000
• Warden4,000,000–5,000,000

Black Market · First floor

Limited editions

Limited-time cosmetics: right now, the Halloween edition, until midnight on 9 November. See the cosmetics.

Higher up, no merchants: just cosmetics on display.

You don't need anything from the Black Market to progress: it's an extra.

Hats, backpacks, off-hand items and balloons, with custom 3D models. Purely cosmetic: no in-game advantage.

The wardrobe

• /cosmetics opens the wardrobe. It has one tab per type: hats, backpacks, off-hand and balloons.
• Click a cosmetic you own to wear it. Togli (remove), at the bottom, takes off the one in that tab.
• You can wear one per tab, even all four at once.
• Ten cosmetics can be recoloured: right-click, pick one of 63 colours and click the preview to apply it. It's free and you can change it whenever you like.
• The hat shows instead of your helmet, but your real helmet still protects you.
• The wardrobe also shows the ones you don't have yet, with where to find them.

Where to buy them

The cosmetics

Each one is bought once, at a fixed price in EK.

Halloween edition Hana · until midnight on 9 November

HeadWendigo Helmet

The antlers of the spirit of hunger, from the northern woods.

Can be recoloured75,000

HeadPlague Mask

The mask of the doctor who walked through sick cities.

Can be recoloured75,000

BackWendigo Coffin

A coffin on your back: better not ask what's inside.

Can be recoloured100,000

BackPlague Cage

A cage with two glowing eyes that follow you.

Can be recoloured100,000

Off-handWendigo Axe

A blood-stained axe, held in your left hand.

Can be recoloured50,000

Off-handPlague Lantern

The lantern that lights the streets at night.

Can be recoloured50,000

BalloonSkull Balloon

A skull floating above your head on a string.

Can be recoloured120,000

Base collection Greta · always on sale

HeadWool Beanie

A white beanie with a pompom.

Can be recoloured20,000

HeadBaseball Cap

With a visor, for the sun.

20,000

HeadFrog Hat

A frog sitting on your head.

20,000

HeadHibiscus Flower

A tropical flower in your hair.

20,000

BackBackpack

A simple backpack for every day.

35,000

BackExplorer Backpack

Big, with pockets, for long trips.

Can be recoloured35,000

BackJetpack

Looks great, but it doesn't fly.

35,000

BackFuture Wings

Glowing wings on your back.

35,000

Off-handLantern

A lantern to hold in your left hand.

15,000

Off-handHammer

A big builder's hammer.

15,000

Off-handLitter Picker

To keep the world clean.

Can be recoloured15,000

BalloonKite

A kite that follows you in the wind.

45,000

BalloonGarbage Truck Balloon

A garbage truck floating above you.

45,000

Custom enchantments coming soon. Together with skills, they'll be the only changes to vanilla gameplay: cosmetics are purely cosmetic. Full list and details when we switch them on.

Skills come from AuraSkills, an RPG-style system that sits on top of vanilla. At launch we use the standard configuration, and the staff will tweak it over time. You level up by playing: skills can't be bought.

How it works

Skills

Every action in game gives XP in the related skill: chopping trees → Foraging, mining ores → Mining. There are 11 base skills.

Stats

As a skill levels up, it raises two stats (every level or every other level).

Passive abilities

Every skill has 5. They unlock in the first five levels, improve every 5 and are always on.

Mana abilities

Some skills have a special ability to trigger: it uses mana and has a cooldown.

Mana

The tank for mana abilities. The maximum grows with Wisdom and refills with Regeneration. In game it is always on screen, above the hunger bar.

/skills

The in-game menu with levels, stats and unlocked abilities.

The 11 skills

FarmingHarvesting and growing crops

Mana ability

Replenish: with a hoe, right-click and break a crop. Crops replant themselves for a while.

Passives

• Bountiful Harvest: chance of extra crops.
• Farmer: more Farming XP.
• Scythe Master: more damage with hoes.
• Geneticist: plant-based food fills you up more.
• Growth Aura: crops around you grow faster.

ForagingChopping trees

Mana ability

Treecapitator: with an axe, right-click and break a log. Fells the whole tree instantly for a while.

Passives

• Lumberjack: chance of extra wood.
• Forager: more Foraging XP.
• Axe Master: more damage with axes.
• Valor: more Strength while holding an axe.
• Shredder: chance to wear down the armour you hit with an axe three times as fast.

MiningMining stone and ores

Mana ability

Speed Mine: with a pickaxe, right-click and break stone or ore. Haste 10 for a while.

Passives

• Lucky Miner: chance of extra ore.
• Miner: more Mining XP.
• Pick Master: more damage with pickaxes.
• Stamina: more Toughness while holding a pickaxe.
• Hardened Armor: chance for your armour not to lose durability.

FishingFishing

Mana ability

Sharp Hook: with a fishing rod, left-click a hooked entity to damage it.

Passives

• Lucky Catch: chance of extra catches.
• Fisher: more Fishing XP.
• Treasure Hunter: higher chance of rare loot.
• Grappler: pull what you hook in faster.
• Epic Catch: chance of epic loot.

ExcavationDigging dirt, sand, gravel

Mana ability

Terraform: with a shovel, right-click and dig. Instantly breaks connected blocks within 4 blocks horizontally for a while.

Passives

• Bigger Scoop: chance of extra drops when digging.
• Excavator: more Excavation XP.
• Spade Master: more damage with shovels.
• Metal Detector: chance of rare loot when digging.
• Lucky Spades: chance of epic loot when digging.

ArcheryHitting with a bow

Mana ability

Charged Shot: left-click with the bow to activate. Arrows deal more damage the further you draw the bow, using mana.

Passives

• Retrieval: arrows that miss come back to you.
• Archer: more Archery XP.
• Bow Master: more damage with bows.
• Piercing: chance for arrows to pierce through mobs.
• Stun: chance to slow the enemy for 2 seconds.

DefenseTaking damage

Mana ability

Absorption: left-click with the shield and take damage. Damage drains mana (2× the damage) instead of health; mana doesn't regenerate meanwhile.

Passives

• Shielding: take less damage while sneaking.
• Defender: more Defense XP.
• Mob Master: take less damage from mobs.
• Immunity: chance to fully negate an attack.
• No Debuff: chance to negate a harmful potion effect.

FightingCombat

Mana ability

Lightning Blade: with a sword, right-click and attack. Raises attack speed for a while.

Passives

• Parry: swing and miss just before you're hit: less damage and no knockback.
• Fighter: more Fighting XP.
• Sword Master: more damage with swords.
• First Strike: more damage on the first hit.
• Bleed: chance to make the enemy bleed, taking damage over time.

AgilityJumping, falling, moving (includes the old Endurance)

Mana ability

None

Passives

• Light Fall: less fall damage.
• Jumper: more Agility XP.
• Golden Heal: Regeneration heals you more.
• Fleeting: you get faster when below 20% health.
• Meal Steal: chance to steal a hunger point from players you hit.

EnchantingEnchanting items (includes the old Forging)

Mana ability

None

Passives

• XP Convert: earn Minecraft experience as you gain skill XP.
• Enchanter: more Enchanting XP.
• Anvil Master: the anvil takes pricier repairs before "Too Expensive!".
• Enchanted Strength: more Strength for each different enchantment on the item you hold.
• Lucky Table: chance of one extra level at the enchanting table.

AlchemyBrewing potions (includes the old Healing)

Mana ability

None

Passives

• Alchemist: potions you brew last longer.
• Brewer: more Alchemy XP.
• Life Steal: heal part of the max health of hostile mobs and players you kill.
• Golden Heart: absorption hearts take less damage.
• Wise Effect: more Wisdom for each different potion effect on you.

Passives unlock one per level, from 2 to 6, and get better every 5 levels. You'll find them in game with /skills.

The stats

Strength

Increases the damage you deal.

Health

Increases your hit points.

Regeneration

More health, hunger and mana regeneration.

Luck

More luck in farming, foraging, mining, excavation and fishing.

Wisdom

Bonus experience, cheaper anvil use and more maximum mana.

Toughness

Reduces the damage you take.

Crit Chance

Chance of a critical hit.

Crit Damage

Damage of critical hits.

Speed

Movement speed, up to a cap.

XP per level, maximum level, duration, mana cost and cooldown: at launch the plugin's default values are used.

The staff runs events with custom trophies and cosmetics up for grabs, and the leaderboards show who's in charge. You can also buy event items with EuroKaksi.

1. Join and look around

   You arrive at the spawn. Stop by the Intro area to find your bearings.

2. Read the rules

   They're short and apply to everyone. Read them here: not knowing the rules doesn't exempt you from sanctions.

3. Build your base

   The portal at the spawn (/warp portale) takes you into the vanilla survival world. Walk 25 blocks away from the arrival point, then gather, build and protect your area with a claim.

4. Discover the markets

   At La Darsena and the Mercato del Tramonto you deal with the merchants; at the auction house, with other players.

5. Join the Discord

   Announcements, events and tickets go through there, and so do your questions.