Chicken Temple

Progression is world‑specific: RLCraft focuses on hardcore survival and dragon taming, Homestead emphasizes steady building, farming, and automation, while Prominence guides players through quest lines, magic acquisition, and dungeon crawling to defeat end‑game bosses. Vote ranks and crate keys provide additional milestones that unlock ender‑chest bonuses and exclusive cosmetics.

Custom recipes allow crafting of rare items such as name tags, tridents, hearts of the sea, and gilded blackstone from accessible components. Quality‑of‑life tweaks include shulker backpacks, expandable barrels, invisible item frames, fast leaf decay, and explosion protection for builds.

The world spans a 50,000×50,000 Overworld, 20,000×20,000 Nether, and 25,000×25,000 End. The resource world resets on the first Friday of each month, and the shopping district east of spawn features a four‑line metro system and alphabetically named streets for player‑run shops.

PvP is largely confined to designated raid squads and optional arena‑style events. The server’s rules prohibit griefing, scamming, and hate‑safe combat outside of agreed raid loot splits.

The economy is entirely player‑driven. Prices are set by supply and demand and reflected in a community price index that governs shop rentals and trades. Players earn claim blocks per hour of play, rent shop plots with in‑game coins, and can sell goods in the market district without admin‑set price floors.

Seasonal events include weekly temple raids with rotating bosses, monthly reset‑day races, egg hunts for exclusive cosmetics, build battles, and festivals that introduce limited‑time items and leaderboard rewards.

The Temple maintains a active Discord community (over 4,200 members) where players coordinate raids, market deals, event announcements, and staff applications. Human moderators are online 24/7 and answer tickets within hours.

Core rules prohibit harassment, hate speech, cheating, griefing, scamming, spam, advertising other servers, malicious links, NSFW content, offensive builds, lag machines, and chunk‑loading farms beyond posted limits. Raids must be conducted cooperatively with agreed loot splits, and alternate‑account evasion is punished. Purchases from the store deliver instantly while online and are limited to cosmetics and convenience.

The store sells ranks, crate keys, and cosmetic conveniences with instant delivery. All purchases support server costs and keep events free. The server enforces a strict no‑pay‑to‑win policy, granting no gameplay power through purchases.