Land

Land is finite and deliberately scarce. Your parcel is fully protected - nobody else can build, break or open containers on it unless you let them.

Claiming

• /land opens the land menu - claim, browse, trust players, teleport home.
• Your first parcel is granted during the story, by the villager who explains it.
• Parcels are a fixed grid with roads between them, so land is genuinely limited.

Owning more than one parcel

Your territory counts as one property however big it is. A Medium or Big territory covers several parcels, and none of them count against the limit below.

• Stand on any empty parcel and run /land buy to buy that exact one. This is how you choose where your land is instead of taking whichever plot you are given.
• You may hold up to 10 extra plots on top of your territory, bought this way or bought from another player.
• Extra plots start at 500,000 and climb with each one you buy, up to 6,500,000 for the 10th.
• Buying out the parcels your own territory reserved for you is separate and does not use up any of those 3.

Selling land to another player

Land can be sold player to player, and whatever you have built on the parcel goes with it.

• Stand on the parcel you want to sell and run /land sell <player> <price>.
• The buyer has two minutes to run /land accept.
• The coins and the parcel change hands in the same instant. Nobody can pay and receive nothing, and nobody can hand over land and not be paid.
• /land sell cancel withdraws an offer you have not had accepted yet.
• You cannot sell your only parcel, and you cannot sell to somebody already holding six.

Player shops

Sell items to other players straight out of a chest on your own land.

• Attach a sign to a chest, hold the item you want to sell, and run /pshop create <price>.
• Any player can right-click the sign to buy one (shift-right-click buys as many as the chest holds and they can afford, up to a stack).
• The price cannot be set below the item's real sell-back price at the shop - that floor stops anyone buying cheap from you and instantly reselling for free profit.
• /pshop remove while looking at your sign takes the shop down.

Protection

• Untrusted players cannot enter your parcel at all, let alone build on it.
• Trusted players can build. Manage them from /land or with /land trust <player>, which now asks whether to trust them on just this parcel or all your land.
• Want someone to open your chests without letting them build, or the other way around? /land perm <player> <containers|build|interact> <true|false> restricts one specific right for a trusted player - containers covers chests and other storage, build covers breaking/placing blocks, and interact covers buttons, levers, doors and pressure plates.
• Items you drop stay on your plot - they cannot roll onto a neighbour's land where you would never be able to pick them up again.
• Mobs do not spawn naturally on parcels, but your own spawner farms work normally. Anything that does spawn is kept on the parcel it spawned on.
• Look at one of your spawners and run /spawner to open its control menu - switch it off, toggle mob stacking, and buy speed tiers. Shift+right-click opens the same menu.

Your private mine

Every parcel has its own mining column underneath it. Dig straight down and you pass through a dirt buffer, then into stone and deepslate. A title and a ring of particles mark the boundary where the buffer ends.

• It is private and always available - but it is plain stone and deepslate, not ore, and it does not reset. Whatever you mine out stays mined out; it is building material and a private tunnel, not a farm.
• Deeper bands still need better pickaxes, the same as the shared mines.
• Ore and rare finds only come from the shared mines - /mine. Forge Tokens and Ancient Fragments are the same: shared mines only, never under your own land.