¶ Daily Rewards
Daily Rewards are a simple way to earn free items just by playing! By syncing your discord and your forums account, you can claim /cow for free rewards. More information on how to sync, claim your rewards, and what rewards there are can be found on our Daily Rewards article.
¶ Making Money
Making money in the Earth world is fairly simple. Most players start out by making carrot/wheat farms, and mob grinders. Farms can be set up with a hopper system and an Infinity Chest, or a hopper system that leads to chests and can be sold with Sell Wands. To find more in depth information regarding making money, consider reading the Getting Started article.
¶ Tasks
The Task Board is an updated replacement to Earths previous solo quests system. Tasks are randomly generated within set parameters, so you will most likely never have the same task twice. There are two types of tasks: Slayer and Adventure.
When you complete a task, you are automatically assigned a new task right away. You will have 24 hours to complete this task or a new one is assigned. You can also skip a quest for 0.15 Cubits.
After completing a task, you will be rewarded with the Task Crate reward, where you will have the opportunity to try and win rare items that can help you progress through the game.
¶ Jobs
Jobs are another great way to make money. There are nine different categories of jobs. Those include farming, mining, excavation, potion brewing, enchanting, killing bosses/mobs, and just being active in-game. Jobs are known as one of the most reliable sources of income, as they pay a consistent amount every time. Many players will complete jobs on top of selling the items to the sell shop as a bonus. Jobs do however have a $50,000 hourly limit per category.
Jobs & Payments
| Farming | Crop Harvested | Payment |
| Nether Wart | $400 per 100 harvested | |
| Wheat | $400 per 50 harvested | |
| Sugar cane | $400 per 100 harvested | |
| Bamboo | $400 per 100 harvested | |
| Carrots | $400 per 50 harvested | |
| Beetroot | $400 per 50 harvested | |
| Potatoes | $400 per 50 harvested | |
| Pumpkin | $400 per 50 harvested | |
| Melons | $400 per 50 harvested | |
| Mining | Block Mined | Payment |
| Stone | $300 per 100 mined | |
| Diorite | $400 per 100 mined | |
| Granite | $400 per 100 mined | |
| Andesite | $400 per 100 mined | |
| Coal Ore | $300 per 50 mined | |
| Copper Ore | $300 per 50 mined | |
| Iron Ore | $400 per 50 mined | |
| Gold Ore | $400 per 50 mined | |
| Diamond Ore | $600 per 25 mined | |
| Emerald Ore | $1,000 per 25 mined | |
| Mob Kills | Mob | Payment |
| Iron Golem | $500 per 75 killed | |
| All other mobs | $400 per 75 killed | |
| Woodcutting | ||
| Block Mined | Payment | |
| Log | $1,000 per 64 mined | |
| Excavation | ||
| Block Mined | Payment | |
| Dirt | $300 per 64 mined | |
| Sand | $400 per 64 mined | |
| Red Sand | $400 per 64 mined | |
| Gravel | $400 per 64 mined | |
| Soul Sand | $400 per 64 mined | |
| Soul Soil | $400 per 64 mined | |
| Snow Blocks | $400 per 64 mined | |
| Playtime | Source | Payment |
| Time Online | $300 per 30 minutes online | |
| The Worlds | ||
| Boss | Payment | |
| Mechadino | $250 per kill | |
| Sahuagin | $250 per kill | |
| Giant Yeti | $250 per kill | |
| Hellhound | $250 per kill | |
| Giant Krykna | $250 per kill | |
| Enchanting | ||
| Amount | Payment | |
| Enchanting | $60 per enchantment | |
| Potion Brewing | ||
| Amount | Payment | |
| 3 Potions (1 set) | $600 per set brewed |
WARNING: Using an alt to bypass job limits is against the rules and will result in punishment per staff discretion.
¶ Chest Shops
Chest Shops are a great way to buy and sell goods with other players. Depending on what the shop is set to, players can either buy from the chest and the items you put in, sell you items you wish to buy or both!
Trading is an easy way to give and receive items from other players without purchasing them through Auction House or dropping them to the ground.
TIP: Dropping items on the ground to trade or give items to another player is risky. The items may be picked up by another player or be removed by clear lag. You are also more likely to be the victim of a scam when not using
/tradeor/ah.
/trade [username] - Opens the trade menu with a player. You must be within 15 blocks of the player to trade.
/shop - Left click items to purchase them, and right click to sell items in your inventory.
/ah - View items other players have listed on the Auction House.
WARNING: Scamming other players is against rules and punishable with a ban.
¶ Fish Shop
You can now sell your fish to Huey at the fish shop at /spawn or by using the/huey command! Selling fish can earn you a bit of cash and you also get Fish Points! Fish Points can be used to redeem special items at the fish shop.
¶ Scramblers
Scramblers are a set of letters that pop up in chat. Be the first to unscramble the letters and form the correct word to win. Winning the scrambler gives you $75 so make sure to unscramble those words!
¶ Sieges
Sieges are a non-destructive and PvP oriented clash between two or more nations. Both attacking and defending nations fight with their allies to ultimately have the opportunity to occupy and plunder the enemy. With this comes many different strategies to unify, conquer, and be victorious in a siege war. Find out more about sieges on the siege article.
¶ Events
Earth has several different kinds of events that run throughout the day. They include Last Player Standing, ManaPond, and Boss Battles. These events are open for every player and range in difficulty. Events give a great opportunity for all players to win keys, titles, and rare items.
You can do
/Eventsto see when the next event is!
¶ Last Player Standing
Last Player Standing or LPS for short, is a pvp based event where the goal is to be the last player alive at the end. To join players can do /lps join before the events set time this will teleport the player to the arena in which they are automatically given a kit.
WARNING: Teaming in LPS is NOT ALLOWED.
¶ ManaPond
You can get to Manapond by doing /warp pond. You can get CE’s, dust, money pouches, and so much more from pond! If you’re just starting out, /kit fishingrod can give you a free rod to use.
¶ Boss
Throughout the day bosses are spawned in the boss arena. To participate in boss you can do /warp boss while in game and the server will teleport you to the boss arena. As well as the chat message that says when the boss spawns.
The boss arena is keep-inventory. However, your tools and armor can shatter, so make sure to keep an eye on your durability! Items that break during the boss event are lost and unable to be retrieved.
¶ Cursed Witch Mini-Boss
Every two hours a Cursed Witch Mini-Boss will spawn on the main End island. In this area PvP and keep inventory are both on. However, armor and items can still shatter. Players can teleport to the end by throwing an eye of ender. These bosses do not count towards the boss hunter quest.
¶ Kilton's Mini-Boss
New to Season 3, players are able to purchase mini-boss eggs from Kilton for souls. The Kilton Mini-Boss has several different rewards including success dust, money, and souls.
¶ Tips
¶ Chest Locking
Locking chests and doors is the best way to allow only yourself to use them, and protect your items.
To use a lock, right click a door or chest while holding a sign and it will automatically add your username and the lock sign.
Adding players to these is also simple, if you want a trusted player to access your locked items as well. Once you have created a lock, right click the lock sign and use /lock <line number> <username> an example would look like /lock 3 ManaCubePlayer.
¶ Claiming Kits
Depending on what rank you are, you can collect free gear! If you do /kits you can see all the kits you have access to and what the cooldown is for claiming more loot. Find out more about kits by visiting the Donator Perks article.
¶ Town Management
When running a town you have to trust your town staff. To avoid issues with a town member stealing, only give town ranks to the members that help progress your town and players you trust. Visit Town Management for more information on town rank permissions. You can also check out Plot Management to see how to set up plot permissions to protect your things.
¶ Running a Successful Town
To have a successful town you have to recruit members to help with sieges and to help build up your town. Recruiting is a big part of growing your town because you need members to gain more town claims. Work to make your town the biggest and the best!