The economy: what your playtime is worth

Gather and produce

The resources the server needs create constant demand. Specialising pays off, even if you never look for a duel.

Trade with other players

The auction house lets you list an item at the price you choose. Players make the market.

Fund your faction

The economy pays for preparation: spare gear, consumables, territorial expansion, collective objectives.

Why costs and losses exist

Without spending, a rare resource ends up worthless. Crafting, repair and loss costs keep the economy alive.

Direct trades

• Use /trade to exchange items, money and coins with a player within 10 blocks
• A 10% tax is taken from the money and coins you receive, rounded up
• Coins from a shop purchase (and their bonuses) can be traded 14 days after you receive them; coins earned in game, straight away
• Requests expire after 60 seconds and have a 5-second cooldown
• Changes impose a 3-second confirmation delay; once both players accept, a 3-second countdown completes the trade
• Trades last at most 5 minutes
• Experience cannot be traded directly in this menu

Auction house (HDV)

• Open the menu with /hdv
• List up to 3 sales, in money or in coins, from 10, as fixed-price sales or auctions
• Choose 1, 4, 6, 12 or 24 hours; the default is 6 hours
• Listing costs 10% of the price (of the starting price for an auction), paid in the listing's currency, rounded up and non-refundable
• To pay in coins, only coins earned in game or received more than 14 days ago count
• Available categories are enchanted books, armour, consumables, weapons and tools
• A new bid must add at least 10 units or 5% of the current price, whichever is greater
• A bid in the final minute resets the timer to 60 seconds
• Collect your money or coins from the menu after the sale

Buy and sell resources

• Access :/shop opens the resource market
• Buying and selling :choose a resource to see available actions; not every resource supports both
• Prices :they change with trades
• Inventory :make room for all items before buying; otherwise, the purchase is refused

Bottling experience

/scandixp lets you select 1 bottle, 64 bottles or the maximum. You can also use /scandixp amount or /scandixp max. Each bottle costs 7 experience points and one empty bottle. The menu shows this cost in levels from your current level: 64 bottles take you from level 30 to level 25. A high level is worth more points, so the same conversion costs fewer levels when you are high level. Only the experience you still have counts: levels spent on enchanting or at an anvil can no longer be converted.