MUNCHKINLAND

Type /pronouns <pronouns> <color>, for example /pronouns she/her pink. Your pronouns show after your name in chat and in the tab list, like Steve (she/her). Everyone can use it.

• Pronouns: letters and / only, up to 12 characters, like she/her, he/him, they/them or she/they.
• Color: you have to pick one: red, orange, yellow, green, aqua, blue, purple, pink, white or grey. Or use a hex code, like /pronouns he/him FF66CC. Very dark colors aren't allowed, so everyone can read them.
• /pronouns clear removes them. /pronouns help shows the help in game.

/nick <name> gives you a nickname that shows in chat and in the tab list instead of your username. /nick off switches back to your real name.

• Everyone can use it, no rank needed. Colors and formatting work for everyone too.
• Nicknames can have colors (like /nick &dMunchkin), hex colors (like &#FF66CC) and bold or italic text (&l, &o).
• Up to 24 characters. Color codes don't count.

Your real username still shows above your head.

Go to the wardrobe, the dressing room in the building down the bridge from spawn. Walk in to try on your cosmetics and preview your character. Costumes, masks and hats come from the Battlepass, crates and the shops.

You can wear up to 3 body cosmetics and 2 balloons at once, and put custom hats on with /hat. See Wardrobe & Cosmetics for more.

Yes! Right-click stairs, slabs or carpets with an empty hand to sit on them. Or use one of these commands:

• /sit, /lay, /bellyflop, /legsup and /spin

Sneak to get back up.

With the Pro rank you can:

• Write in chat with colors and bold or italic text, using & codes like &b or &l.
• Use emojis in chat, like :hearteyes:, :party: or :thumbsup:. Type /emojis to see them all.
• Use colors when you rename items on an anvil and when you write on signs.

With our modpack, your skin's face shows next to your chat messages.

Type /menu. It's your home base for everything: warps, kits, shops, the Battlepass, upgrades, your profile, the in-game guide and your settings.

• Warps: quick teleports around the server (see below).
• Kits: the free Adventurer kit. You also get it on your first join.
• Item Shop: buy and sell items for set prices (also /shop).
• Server Store: items and ranks.
• Battlepass: free and premium rewards, plus The Rift missions.
• Upgrades: spend money to unlock perks.
• Profile: your stats.
• Guide: the in-game wiki, with short explanations of the server's features.
• Settings: turn features like auto-pickup, auto-tool and tree gravity on or off.

Open Warps in the menu or use /warp <name>: casino, crates, dungeons, farms, mines, arena and auctions. /spawn takes you back to spawn.

The public farms and mines are only for new players: you can use them until you have 5 hours of playtime.

Upgrades are permanent perks you buy with in-game money, one level at a time:

• /daily gives you a Daily crate key once every 24 hours.
• /rewards (or talk to Cassian) shows playtime rewards. The first ones unlock after just a few minutes, and you get a Balanced key for every 6 hours you play.

• Claims: stand in a chunk and type /lands create <name> to protect it, then /lands claim to add more chunks, and /trust <player> to let friends build. /lands view shows claim borders (see How do I claim land?).
• Don't combat log! If you log out during a fight, you lose your items.
• Dying can cost you your items. With AngelChest, they are saved in a chest instead (see the next question).

Normally your items drop on the ground when you die. With AngelChest, your items and XP go into a chest where you died instead.

• Finding it: chat tells you the coordinates when you die, and again when you log back in. /profile also shows your chests with their coordinates and time left. A floating label above the chest shows its owner and the time left.
• Looting it: go to the chest and right-click it to open it, then take your stuff.
• Time limit: the chest lasts 30 minutes, and the timer keeps running while you're offline. When time runs out, whatever is still inside drops on the ground.
• Limit: you can have up to 3 chests at once. If you die again while you have 3, your items drop like normal.
• Cost: getting a chest and opening it are free.
• Teleport: /actp takes you to your chest. It costs 1% of your money ($50 min, $250 max).
• Fetch (Pro): /acfetch brings the chest to you for 2% of your money ($100 min, $500 max).
• Before you pay: both ask you to confirm first.
• Protection (Pro): your chest is protected and its label says so. If you died in PvP, the chest is not protected.
• No chest spawns at spawn, or in places where you aren't allowed to build.
• Inside a dungeon arena you keep your items anyway, so no chest is needed there.

Who gets what:

• Everyone gets the chest on death and /actp (teleporting still costs money).
• Pro adds /acfetch and protection.

Type /ranks in game to see what each rank gets.

Claims (called lands) protect your builds: visitors can't break or place blocks, open things or use doors there. /c still works as a short version of /lands.

Getting started:

• Create: stand in a chunk and type /lands create <name>. That makes your land and claims the chunk you're standing in.
• Claim more: walk into the next chunk you want and type /lands claim. Chunks don't have to touch.
• One land each: everything you claim belongs to that one land, and it can have up to 3 separate parts. A group of chunks that don't touch the rest counts as a new part.
• See the borders: /lands view shows the borders of lands around you (/lands view disable hides them again). /lands map shows the claims around you, and /lands info shows info about the land you're in.
• It's free: creating a land, claiming chunks and renaming cost nothing, and there's no upkeep or tax. No power cell or fuel is needed either. If you had a power cell before the switch, staff gave you back the fuel that was inside it.

Members & roles:

• Trust: /trust <player> (or /lands member trust <player>) adds someone to your land as a Member, up to 10 members. /untrust <player> removes them.
• Roles: every land has roles like Untrusted (visitors), Member and Admin. /lands member setrole <player> <role> changes someone's role.
• Permissions: /lands menu opens your land's menu. There you pick what each role can do, like breaking blocks, opening chests, using doors or trading with villagers.
• Leaving: /lands leave leaves a land you're a member of.

Nether & End:

• You can claim in the overworld, the Nether and the End (not at spawn). A Nether or End claim is part of the same land: it uses up your chunks and your parts. It starts with the same members and permissions as the rest of your land, but you can give it its own permissions with an area (see below).
• Areas (separate permissions): an area is a piece of your land with its own members and role permissions, like your Nether part or a shop. To make one:
  • Stand in your land (for example in the Nether) and type /lands selection.
  • Left-click a block at one corner and right-click a block at the opposite corner. Then type /lands selection expand so the area goes from bottom to top.
  • Type /assign <name> (like /assign nether) to turn the selection into an area.
  • Open /lands menu areas, pick the area, and choose what each role can do there. /lands area <name> member trust <player> trusts someone in just that area, and /lands area <name> member setrole <player> <role> changes their role there.
  You can have up to 5 areas per land. An area has to stay inside your claimed chunks, in one world. Areas are deleted from the areas menu.

Land settings & TNT:

• Settings: new lands start with mob spawning, fire spread, mob griefing and leaf decay on, and TNT damage off. Which of these you can switch yourself (in /lands menu) depends on your rank, see the table below.
• TNT & mobs: while TNT is off, TNT that a player lights can't hurt your land. But TNT that a mob sets off (like a skeleton's flame arrow) can still break blocks inside it.

Giving land back:

• /lands unclaim gives back the chunk you're standing in. Claims are free, so you don't get money back.
• /lands rename <name> renames your land (once a day), and /lands delete deletes your whole land.
• /claimtransfer and /resetclaims still work.

Upgrades in the Upgrades shop (/menu) also give max chunks (20, 23, 27 or 34). These don't add up with your rank: you get whichever number is higher. For example, a Pro (25) with upgrade 2 (23) still has 25. Type /ranks in game to see what each rank gets.

/home & /sethome, /tpa <player>, /rtp (random teleport for a small fee), /emojis, and /discord link to link your Discord.

Your wallet is the cash on you (it's shown on the sidebar). Your bank is safe storage. New players start with $40 in the bank.

• /bank shows both balances and opens the bank menu.
• /deposit <amount> or /deposit all moves wallet → bank.
• /withdraw <amount> or /withdraw all moves bank → wallet.

Your wallet holds up to $100,000 and your bank up to $10,000,000.

Yes, some of your wallet (never your bank). You drop 25% of your first $5,000 plus 50% of everything above that, capped at $10,000.

• Example: with $2,000 on you, you drop $500. With $20,000 on you, you drop $8,750.
• The money drops as a cash note. Right-click it to redeem it (sneak + right-click redeems the whole stack). Whoever picks it up gets it!
• You won't drop cash again if you die within a minute of your last drop, and you never drop cash in the arena.
• If you die in the void, the cash is gone for good.

Tip: keep the money you don't need in the bank.

• Jobs: get paid for mining, chopping, farming and more (see below).
• The Rift missions pay cash and Battlepass points.
• Sell items with /sell or in the Item Shop.
• Auctions: sell to other players at /warp auctions (talk to Petra).
• Cash notes: right-click a money note to cash it in.

/baltop shows the richest players. /hidebal hides you from /baltop and from other players' /bal. /pay <player> <amount> sends money to a friend.

Type /jobs (or talk to August) and pick a job. After that you earn money and XP just by doing that job, like mining ore as a Miner. As you level up, every action pays a bit more. How much more depends on the job. Holding more than one job lowers the pay a little (5% less per extra job).

You can have 2 jobs at once, or 3 with Upgrade level 4.

Example Miner pay: stone $0.03, coal ore $0.15, iron ore $0.23, diamond ore $0.60, ancient debris $1.50.

Eight jobs give perks as you level up: Miner, Builder, Digger, Woodcutter, Farmer, Fisherman, Hunter and Enchanter. You only have a perk while you're in that job and at or above its level.

Digger bonus drops come from dirt, grass, coarse and rooted dirt, podzol, mycelium, gravel, sand, red sand, clay, mud, soul sand and soul soil. Blocks that players placed don't count.

Woodcutter bonus drops don't count on logs that players placed. Farmer double harvests only count on fully grown wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroots, nether wart and cocoa. Hunter perks don't count against other players. Hunter extra loot doesn't come from spawner mobs or named mobs (that includes dungeon mobs and name-tagged mobs), and it never copies unstackable items like gear, totems or saddles.

The other jobs (Brewer, Cook, Crafter, Engineer, Explorer and Weaponsmith) don't have level perks right now. They pay money and XP, and every job has a daily quest.

If you leave a job and join it again later, you lose 20% of your levels in it, unless you were already max level. Choose carefully!

Go to /warp crates. Left-click a crate to preview its prizes, and right-click it while holding the matching key to open it.

• Daily: gear, tools, blocks and backpacks, with a very rare spawner. Key: /daily every 24h.
• Balanced: a mix of useful loot. Key: you get one for every 6 hours of playtime.
• Diversity: gear, blocks, backpacks, dungeon keys, fly vouchers, even an Epic key. Key: playtime rewards, among other places.
• Epic: the best stuff, like netherite gear, a backpack, a Viking hat, and very rare elytra, mace or spawner. Key: from the Battlepass. Free tier 16 gives an Epic crate key, and a few later tiers give more. You can also get one from the Diversity crate.

Keys also show up in the Battlepass, playtime rewards and other crates.

You need a dungeon key. There are three arenas: Easy, Medium and Hard, and each one needs its own key.

• Go to the dungeons with /warp dungeons (or /menu → Warps → Dungeons).
• Hold the key in your hand and talk to Thyra, then pick the arena. One key is used up.
• Or type /dungeon to open the Dungeons menu and pick an arena. This works if the key is anywhere in your inventory.
• After a few seconds you're teleported into the arena in survival mode, with flying and god mode turned off.

• Battlepass: some tiers give Easy, Medium or Hard keys.
• Playtime rewards (/rewards): Easy, Medium and Hard keys.
• Diversity crate: can give a Hard key.
• Server Store: keys are also sold there.
• Inside the dungeons: mobs and bosses can drop keys, often for a harder arena (see the rewards question).

• When someone enters an empty arena, round 1 starts in 8 seconds.
• Kill every mob in the round. The action bar shows the round and how many mobs are left.
• When a round is cleared, the next one starts 10 seconds later.
• The final round brings a boss. Everyone gets Speed for 60 seconds, and the screen wobbles (nausea) for a few seconds every 15 seconds.
• If everyone leaves, the arena resets to round 1 and its mobs are cleared.

In Medium, drowned and guardians show up in the water, and in Hard a ghast flies around. You don't have to kill those to clear a round.

• Every mob drops iron and a cash note: Easy 2 iron + $0.50, Medium 4 iron + $1, Hard 8 iron + $2. Some mobs drop extra cash or gear.
• Keys: Easy zombies can drop Easy, Medium or Hard keys (3% to 5%). Some Medium and Hard mobs can drop Medium or Hard keys.
• Bosses:
  • The Warlord drops a $10 note, with chances of golden apples, diamonds, a netherite ingot or a Medium key.
  • The Champion drops a $15 note, with chances of golden apples, diamonds, netherite or a Hard key.
  • The Hard boss drops something random from cash, strong healing potions, netherite gear, a Hard key or a skeleton spawner.
• Clearing the dungeon gives everyone inside a reward at their feet:
  • Easy: a $10 note, and a 5% chance of a Medium key.
  • Medium: a $15 note and 3 golden apples, and a 5% chance of a Hard key.
  • Hard: a $25 note and a netherite ingot, and a 3% chance of a Hard key.

Right-click a cash note to cash it in (see Money).

• Dying in an arena is safe: you keep your inventory and XP.
• The only way out is /dleave (or /dungeonleave). It takes you back to the dungeons warp.
• After you clear the last round, you have 60 seconds to grab your loot. Then everyone is sent out automatically.

• Yes, you can bring friends. There's no party limit. Everyone in the arena fights the same rounds, and everyone inside gets the clear reward. Each player needs their own key to get in.
• There's no cooldown. As long as you have a key, you can go again.

Open it from /menu → Battlepass. It has 26 tiers with a Free reward and a Premium reward on each one.

• Every 10 points unlocks a tier, and you start with 10.
• You earn points by doing The Rift missions.
• Rewards include crate keys, dungeon keys, gear, costumes & masks for your wardrobe, and pets at the top tiers.

Link your Discord with /discord link. That unlocks the Premium track for free!

The Rift is a chain of missions. Open it from the Battlepass menu or with /therift. Each mission pays money + Battlepass points, for example:

• Cut 12 oak logs: $30 + 4 points
• Harvest 16 wheat: $15 + 4 points
• Break 128 stone: $37.50 + 5 points
• Kill 6 zombies: $37.50 + 5 points

There are 4 pages of missions that you do from left to right, with a bonus reward at the end of a page (like Thunderguard Boots).

• You can only have one mission active at a time.
• At the start you choose one of two routes.

Go to /warp casino. You'll need Upgrade level 1 ($300, from /menu → Upgrades) to get casino access. Bets use the cash in your wallet. Only gamble what you're happy to lose!

Pick a bet ($100–$2,500, or a custom amount up to $100,000) and spin the 5 reels. Matching symbols on the middle line pay a multiple of your bet. More matches pay more: up to 50× for five 7s, 20× for grapes or melons, and 15× for stars.

A 2-player table. Sit down, place your bet, and try to get closer to 21 than your opponent without going over.

Place a bet before the round starts. A multiplier then climbs, and you need to cash out before it crashes. If you cash out in time you win your bet × the multiplier, but if it crashes first you lose your bet. Most rounds crash somewhere between about 1.4× and 2.4×, and rare ones go much higher (up to 25×).

A European roulette table run by the croupier Beepy, for up to 10 players. Place chips on a colour, odd/even, a number or a group of numbers, then watch the ball spin.

Throw money into the pot in steps of $10, $100 or $1,000. There's a draw every 12 hours, and the more you put in, the better your chance (no one can have more than a 25% chance). The House also adds money to the pot over time and can win too. If the House wins, the pot carries over to the next draw. The winner takes the whole pot!

The wardrobe is a dressing room where you try on your cosmetics. The wardrobe room is in the building down the bridge from spawn. Walk into it and the camera switches to a preview of your character. You can spin and zoom to check your look, then pick what to wear.

Costumes, masks and hats come from the Battlepass, crates and the shops. You can preview cosmetics you own in the wardrobe.

To wear hat items you need /hat. See "How do I wear a hat?" below.

/hat puts the hat you're holding on your head. Hold the hat in your hand and type /hat.

• It only works with the server's custom hats, like the Straw Hat or Viking Horns Hat from the Battlepass, crates and the Hats shop. Normal items can't go on your head.
• Keep a free inventory slot. /hat won't work if your inventory is full.
• Hats can't be used in some areas.

How to unlock it:

• Buy the Hat Command for $700 of in-game money in the Hats shop (/hats).
• Or get it with the MVP rank or higher.

Up to 3 body cosmetics and 2 balloons at once. Some cosmetics can be dyed.

Your cosmetics hide for a short time during PvP combat, so they don't get in the way.

You can mail other players letters, packages (items and XP) and money. Mail is stored in your mailbox menu, not inside the mailbox block.

• You can only send mail to players who have registered a mailbox, and people can only mail you once you have one. See the next question.
• To open your mailbox menu, right-click your mailbox or type /mb open. /mb is short for /mailbox.
• The server's custom mailbox models (red, green, blue and orange) also open your mailbox menu when you right-click them.

Get a free starter kit with /mb kit. It shows the kits, then /mb kit <name> claims one. You can claim a kit 3 times.

Building it:

1. Place the fence post.
2. Put the chest or barrel on top of it.
3. Attach the kit's sign to the front as a wall sign.
4. Type /mb register, then right-click the mailbox or its sign. Left-click to cancel.

• Shelf mailbox: mount the shelf on a wall and put the wall sign directly below it. No fence needed.
• /mb guide shows the styles in game.
• You can have up to 5 mailboxes.
• /mb unregister removes one.

The "Mailbox" in the Item Shop's furniture pages ($160) is decoration only. It doesn't receive mail.

Open your mailbox menu and click Send Mail, or Compose Mail in your inbox. Then pick a type and a player:

• Send Letter: choose a Paper Letter, which you type in chat, or a Book Letter. For a Book Letter you get a Book and Quill; write it, then click Sign and Close to send it. Shortcut: /mb letter.
• Send Package: add items, and XP if you want. The XP is taken from you when the package is sent. Shulker boxes with items inside aren't allowed.
• Cash On Delivery: you can make a package COD, which means you set a price and the other player has to pay before they can claim it. Their payment is mailed back to you.
• Send Money: add a message if you want, then type the amount in chat. It comes out of your money.

Mail arrives about 5 seconds after you send it.

Packages and money can only be sent from the mailbox menu. The /mb package and /mb money commands are turned off.

• Open your mailbox menu and click Inbox. You'll see your letters, packages and money, and there's a Filters button to sort them.
• Packages: right-click to open. For a COD package, right-click to preview it; you have to accept it before you can claim what's inside.
• /mb check gives you a quick look at your mail without claiming anything.
• /mb track shows mail that's still on its way to you.

• Notifications: a floating piece of paper appears above your mailbox when you have unread mail. It goes away once you've checked everything.
• You also get new-mail messages when you join and while you're online, with a sound. Change these with /mb settings notification.
• Cost: the kit is free and sending mail has no fee. You only pay what you send.
• Limits: up to 5 mailboxes and 3 kit claims. You can also mail yourself.

Yes. Simple Voice Chat is part of the Munchkinland modpack, so everyone who installs the pack has it.

• Push to talk: hold mouse button 5 (the front side button on most mice) to talk. The pack starts in push-to-talk mode.
• Range: people hear you within 48 blocks. Whispering reaches 24 blocks (there's no whisper key by default; you can set one).
• Other keys: = mutes your mic, N turns voice chat off (you hear nobody), H hides the voice icons.

No side buttons on your mouse? Change the push-to-talk key in Options → Controls → Key Binds, or in the voice chat settings.

Press V to open the voice chat menu, then click the settings button. In settings you can:

• pick your microphone and speakers
• change the volume and the mic amplification
• switch between push-to-talk and voice activation
• use the microphone test to hear yourself and check your mic works

If you switch to voice activation, check you aren't muted (crossed-out mic icon). Press = to unmute.

Yes. Groups are turned on. Press V and click the group button to make a group (you can add a password) or join one. People in your group hear each other at any distance.

Yes. If you ticked Sound Physics in the pack quiz, voices echo, reverb and get muffled in caves and rooms, just like game sounds. It's a beta mod, so if anything sounds off, remove it from your mods folder.