👷Jobs

The manual grind to earn money!

🏢 Jobs System - Complete Guide

📋 Table of Contents

• Introduction

• Job Basics

  • Joining Jobs

  • Leveling Up

  • Earning Money

  • Job Commands

• Job Types

  • ⛏️ Miner

  • 🏹 Hunter

  • ✨ Enchanter

  • 🪓 Woodcutter

  • 🏗️ Builder

  • 🧪 Brewer

  • 🌾 Farmer

  • 🔥 Smelter (Coming Soon)

  • 🧭 Explorer

• Job Strategies

  • Fastest Money

  • Easiest Progression

  • Best Combinations

• ⏱️ Playtime Ranks & Job Limits

• ❓ Frequently Asked Questions

👋 Introduction

Our server features a robust Jobs system that lets you earn money by doing what you enjoy most in Minecraft. Whether you're mining deep for rare ores, hunting dangerous mobs, or exploring new territories, there's a job that fits your playstyle.

Each job has unique characteristics, rewards, and challenges. This guide will help you understand how jobs work, which ones might be best for you, and how to maximize your earnings as you play.

🔍 Job Basics

Joining Jobs

To join a job, use the command /jobs join [jobname]. For example, to join the Miner job, you would type:

/jobs join miner

You can check which jobs are available with /jobs browse, and view your current jobs with /jobs stats.

NOTE: There are limits to how many jobs you can join at once, based on your playtime rank. See the Playtime Ranks & Job Limits section for details.

Leveling Up

As you perform actions related to your job, you'll earn experience points. Once you've earned enough experience, you'll level up in that job. Each level:

• Increases the money you earn from job-related actions

• Provides a level-up reward (money and XP)

• Gets progressively harder to achieve

To check your current level and progress, use /jobs stats.

Earning Money

You earn money automatically by performing actions related to your job. The amount earned depends on:

• Your job level (higher levels = more money)

• The specific action performed (rarer actions = more money)

• The number of jobs you have (more jobs = slight penalty per job)

Money is added directly to your balance, which you can check with /money.

Job Commands

Here are the most useful job commands:

• /jobs join [jobname] - Join a specific job

• /jobs leave [jobname] - Leave a job

• /jobs browse - See available jobs and descriptions

• /jobs stats - View your current jobs, levels, and progress

• /jobs top [jobname] - See the top players for a specific job

• /jobs shop - Open the jobs shop for special perks

🧰 Job Types

Jobs are ranked by difficulty from ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (hardest) to ⭐ (easiest).

💼 Job Strategies

Fastest Money

If you're looking to maximize your earnings quickly:

1. Hunter + Miner Combo: Hunt dangerous mobs while mining valuable ores

2. Enchanter + Smelter: Process materials and enchant for high-value rewards

3. Boss Hunting: Focus on defeating boss mobs as a Hunter for big payouts

4. Deep Mining: Target deepslate diamond and emerald ores as a Miner

Easiest Progression

If you want to level up with less effort:

1. Explorer: The easiest job to level up by simply traveling

2. Farmer: Set up automated farms for steady, low-effort progress

3. Smelter: Process materials in large batches

4. Woodcutter: Create tree farms for renewable resources

Best Combinations

Complementary job pairings:

1. Miner + Smelter: Mine ores, then process them for double rewards

2. Woodcutter + Builder: Harvest wood, then use it in construction

3. Hunter + Brewer: Collect mob drops for brewing ingredients

4. Farmer + Brewer: Grow ingredients, then brew potions

⏱️ Playtime Ranks & Job Limits

Your playtime on the server determines how many jobs you can have active simultaneously:

Rank	Hours Played	Max Jobs	Unlocks
Viscount	85	2	Second job slot
Count	109	3	Third job slot
Marquis	136	4	Forth job slot
Duke	168	5	Fifth job slot
Archduke	205	6	Sixth slot
Overlord	247	7	Seventh slot
Viceroy	294	8	All Job Slots

To check your playtime rank, use the command /nextrank.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I switch jobs? A: Use /jobs leave [old job] followed by /jobs join [new job]. Note that there's a cooldown period when leaving a job before you can rejoin it.

Q: Will I lose my level if I leave a job? A: No, your level is saved. If you rejoin the same job later, you'll start at the same level.

Q: Which job makes the most money? A: Miner has the highest income potential, followed by Hunter and Enchanter. However, the "best" job depends on your playstyle and what activities you enjoy.

Q: Do I get penalties for having multiple jobs? A: Yes, there's a small income reduction (1% per additional job) to balance having multiple income sources.

Q: Can I join all jobs at once? A: No, you're limited by your playtime rank. See the Playtime Ranks & Job Limits section.

Q: What happens if I place and then break a block? A: For many jobs (especially Miner), there are penalties for breaking blocks you recently placed to prevent farming.

Q: How do level rewards work? A: Each time you level up in a job, you receive a money bonus and XP points. These rewards increase with higher levels.

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We hope this guide helps you make the most of our Jobs system! If you have additional questions, feel free to ask a staff member in-game or on our Discord server.