OPBlocks

Skyblock progression runs through island upgrades, missions, masteries, spawners and servants that mine or fight for passive rewards. Prison uses rank-ups, prestige levels, pickaxe and enchant upgrades, hideout improvements, gang score and dungeon rebirths. Survival adds guild missions, achievements and NPC quests to ordinary Minecraft advancement.

Custom enchants, servants, spawner progression, island masteries, dungeon equipment, custom recipes, special currencies and upgraded mining systems shape the network well beyond vanilla Minecraft. Prison dungeons add custom mobs, bosses, fishing, craftable equipment and reforged gear, while Skyblock adds automated hoppers, harvest tools and passive workers.

The network separates its play into distinct realms rather than one shared survival map. Skyblock uses cooperative floating islands, Prison uses private mines, gang hideouts and dungeon floors, Survival uses a shared overworld with chunk and guild claims, and Creative uses protected plots. Prison and Skyblock are built around seasonal resets and competitive leaderboards, while Survival is the calmer long-form building destination.

PvP matters most in Prison, where gangs compete through rivalries, gang score, bosses, competitions and dedicated PvP areas. Survival claims can also have PvP enabled by their owners, while Skyblock has PvP zones and combat-related island activities.

Each realm has its own economy. Survival uses money, chest shops and player trading, with Credits earned through guild missions, achievements and NPC quests. Skyblock uses money, Skycoins and Souls for island upgrades, shops, servants and special purchases. Prison adds eTokens, Btokens, Beacons and Prestige Tokens for pickaxe upgrades, hideouts, servants, bosses and prestige systems.

Prison includes recurring competitions tied to mining, gang score and seasonal rankings, along with automated contests that reward top performers. The network has also run PvP events, island contests and community activities through its forums and Discord.

Players organize around islands, gangs and Survival guilds, with recruitment, trading, shared claims and team progression providing most of the meaningful interaction. The official Discord handles announcements, support and reports, while the forum remains active for guides, build showcases, questions and recruiting.

Common rules prohibit hacking, exploit abuse, punishment evasion, spam and inappropriate advertising. Players are expected to follow staff directions, report bugs and avoid behavior that harms the network, and management reserves discretion for conduct that falls outside the listed examples.

The store sells realm-specific ranks, upgrades, subscriptions, currencies, GKits, crates and convenience perks. Purchases can provide commands such as fly, autosell, fastplace and virtual storage, as well as kits, sell multipliers and progression resources, so the paid layer reaches beyond cosmetics. Store payments are generally final, with exceptions handled through support for technical problems.