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On Economy, players earn money by selling resources, taking jobs, completing orders and trading through player shops or the auction house. Survival players can progress through building, farming, exploration and player-to-player exchanges without a server currency. SkyBlock and OneBlock use island growth, upgrades and staged progression. Rankings track progress across several modes.

RealLife adds vehicles, including cars, helicopters, planes, buses and ambulances, along with weapons and ammunition, jobs, banks, shops, furniture, thirst, fatigue and injury systems. OneBlock uses staged block progression and island expansion. Other modes add rankings, custom kits, claim tools, player warps and mode-specific commands.

The classic Survival world uses standard Minecraft terrain, biomes and structures on long-running editions. Players can claim land to protect bases and add trusted friends. RealLife uses a city-style map with shops, workplaces, roads, public transport and named locations. Island modes replace open-world travel with compact spaces that expand as players progress.

Duels is built for direct 1v1 fights and small-team matches. BoxPvP places players in a compact arena where fights can quickly become chaotic. KitPvP provides ready-to-use combat loadouts, while BedWars adds team strategy around beds and base defense. Combat logging is forbidden, and unfair combat modifications are banned.

The Economy mode uses server money, jobs, player shops, orders, auctions and public warp shops. Players can sell resources through the server shop or trade directly with others. Classic Survival has no server currency or server-run shop, so trading is handled through items, alliances and player-run shops. RealLife adds a bank, wallet and job-based city economy.

The network runs community events across its modes. Examples include build battles, hide-and-seek, parkour, chair games, marathons, Popcorn and ColorMix competitions, castle defense, seasonal Halloween and Christmas activities, karaoke and story-style events such as Rescue the Princess.

The main community language is Polish. Discord provides support tickets, announcements and social activity. Players can form teams, guilds and islands, and a cross-network friends feature allows players to stay connected while changing modes. Content creators are welcome to record or stream their gameplay.

Cheats, X-ray, combat-assist modifications, exploit abuse, item duplication and harmful lag machines are forbidden. The server limits clicking to 15 CPS and prohibits combat logging, ban evasion, impersonation, harassment, illegal content and advertising competing servers. Griefing protected areas is not allowed. Warnings, mutes and mode or network bans are used for violations, with an appeal process available. Players may be asked to join Discord during an administration check.

Playing is free and purchases are optional. The store offers mode-specific ranks, keys and additional digital perks. Examples include extra claim capacity, flight-related services and convenience commands. Classic Survival ranks are mainly cosmetic or convenience-focused, while benefits vary between modes.