EarthMC

The usual path is resident, town member, town owner, and then nation leader or trusted national officer. Gold pays for towns, claims, nations, warps, and political projects.

Growth is social as much as mechanical. More residents expand your claim limit, nation membership improves travel and territory options, and a busy capital can become a major market. mcMMO skills add a separate long-term grind through mining, farming, combat, fishing, repair, brewing, and other activities.

EarthMC adds mcMMO skills, custom crafting recipes, Quarters, auctions, voting rewards, town warps, nation pacts, embargos, and detailed claim permissions.

Quarters are especially useful for apartments and buildings inside towns. They support custom cuboid shapes, separate permissions, inns, stations, embassies, trusted residents, and player sales. Custom recipes also make several harder-to-find building materials and items easier to obtain.

Terra Nostra is a detailed Earth recreation built from terrain and elevation data. The current map is four times larger than the previous world and measures roughly 128,000 by 64,000 blocks.

The live map shows terrain, claims, nation capitals, and visible players. Players can travel by foot, boat, rail, town spawn, nation spawn, allied capitals, and town warps. New players can also use random teleport commands to choose a starting region.

Raiding and stealing are allowed, but EarthMC is not a constant free-for-all. Towns and plots control building, combat, explosions, fire, mobs, and other permissions.

Arena plots enable PvP while keeping inventory and experience on death. Nation pacts can block PvP between members outside arena plots, while overclaiming lets older towns take limited claims from vulnerable towns. Bases are safer inside well-managed claims, but valuable items and abandoned towns can still become targets.

Gold ingots are the main currency. Players earn gold by mining, voting, running shops, trading, collecting taxes, and raiding fallen towns.

There are no admin shops. Players create chest-based shops inside shop plots, set prices, stock goods, and compete for customers. Nation capitals often become the busiest shopping areas because residents and allied players can teleport there.

Community groups run recurring events alongside normal town and nation play. The F1 event features ice-boat racing across a season of 24 Grands Prix, while other organizers host large games such as Hunger Games and Squid Game recreations.

EarthMC has a large Discord and an active player-run information scene. The official wiki covers towns, nations, wars, players, commands, and historical worlds.

Community projects include server news, statistics bots, map tools, multilingual utilities, event organizations, and extensions for exploring past claims and alliances. Much of the server's personality comes from the towns, nations, businesses, and stories players build around the map.

Cheat clients, gameplay macros, exploit abuse, alternative accounts, account sharing, intentional lag, impersonation, harassment, and harmful links are prohibited. Nation names must match real or historical geographical areas, while town and player names must remain appropriate.

Raiding and stealing are allowed. Griefing claims or the five chunks around them is prohibited, while wilderness damage has limits around major terrain changes, connected railways, and neighboring towns. Large changes that destroy the map's real-world geography are not allowed.

Premium is a paid rank with queue priority, longer view distance, larger ender-chest storage, item-pickup priority, extra badges, cosmetics, a Premium Discord role, and early access during map resets. Premium also includes some map and party features.

The store sells Premium subscriptions, cosmetic mystery crates, Premium Eggs, and permanent badges. Premium affects convenience, access, and visibility rather than directly selling combat equipment.