The Network

Finite Frontier runs multiple servers behind a Velocity proxy. When you first connect, you land in the Hub — a lobby with portals to other servers. To reach Mooshroomia, you need access (see Getting Access below), then walk through the Mooshroomia portal in the Hub.

To return to the Hub from any server, use /hub.

If you disconnect while on Mooshroomia, you'll be reconnected there when you rejoin.

Bedrock players can connect via Geyser on port 19133 with full crossplay.

Mooshroomia at a Glance

• Gamemode: Survival
• Difficulty: Hard
• World border: 3,500 block radius (overworld and nether), 11,068 block radius (the end)
• PVP: Opt-in (off by default — see PVP section)
• No teleportation — you walk everywhere, no /home, /spawn, /tp, or /warp
• No admin shops — all commerce is player-to-player
• No handouts — you start with nothing and earn everything

Your First Spawn

When you first join (or die without a bed), you spawn at a random location in a donut-shaped zone around the spawn lake. The zone extends from 10 to 100 blocks out from the center. Each respawn is a different random location within this ring. The spawn system avoids placing you inside other players' claims, in lava, or on dangerous blocks.

Set a bed as soon as possible — it's the only way to control where you respawn.

Spawn Blocks

You can craft an expensive Spawn Block — a lodestone-based item that registers as a possible random spawn point. When placed, it gets added to the pool of spawn locations. Other unbedded players may randomly spawn near it.

Spawn Block recipe (3x3 crafting table):

Gold Block   | Iron Block | Gold Block
Iron Block   | Lodestone  | Iron Block
Redstone Blk | Nether Star| Redstone Blk

Economy

Mooshroomia runs on Diamond Dollars. There is one way to create money: mine diamonds and sell them.

Earning Money

That's it. Diamonds are the only item with sell value. All money in the economy comes from mined diamonds.

Diamond Exchange Blocks

You can also craft a Diamond Exchange — a placeable block that lets anyone convert between diamonds and cash by clicking it.

• Left-click: Sell 1 diamond ($10,000)
• Shift+Left-click: Sell a stack (up to 64 diamonds)
• Right-click: Buy 1 diamond ($10,000)
• Shift+Right-click: Buy up to 64 diamonds

Diamond Exchange recipe:

Ender Eye     | Writable Book | Ender Eye
Iron Block    | Chest         | Iron Block
Diamond Block | Diamond Block | Diamond Block

Breaking a Diamond Exchange with Silk Touch returns the item. Without Silk Touch, it drops nothing.

Money Commands

You start with $0. There are no loans — your balance cannot go below zero.

Land Claims

Land is protected using GriefPrevention. You buy claim blocks with resources and use them to protect rectangular areas of land.

Tools

Getting Claim Blocks

You start with 0 claim blocks and earn 0 per hour — you must acquire them yourself. There are two ways:

1. Mine raw iron (resource-based, recommended):

/cb buy <amount>     — Convert raw iron in your inventory to claim blocks (1:1)
/cb balance          — Check your claim block balance

One raw iron = one claim block. Simple.

2. Spend money (diamond dollars):

/buyclaimblocks <amount>    — Buy claim blocks at $100 each
/sellclaimblocks <amount>   — Sell claim blocks back at $100 each

Creating a Claim

1. Get a golden axe
2. Right-click one corner of the area you want to protect
3. Walk to the opposite corner and right-click again
4. The claim is created (minimum 2x2 blocks)

Claims extend from sky to bedrock. You can have unlimited claims.

Managing Claims

Claim Expiration

• Chest claims (auto-created): expire after 7 days of inactivity
• All claims: expire after 60 days of inactivity
• Exception: players with 10,000+ total claim blocks are exempt from expiration

Claim Protection

Inside your claim:

• Other players cannot build, break, or access containers
• Creeper and other explosions are blocked
• Fire does not spread or cause damage
• Endermen cannot move blocks
• Crops cannot be trampled
• Ender pearls require access trust to land inside
• Animals are protected
• Villager trading requires permission

Naming Your Claims

Give your claims custom names that show as titles when players enter:

Named claims also appear as markers on the web map.

Claim Market

You can buy and sell land claims directly.

Selling a Claim (Fixed Price)

1. Stand inside your claim
2. Place a sign
3. Write on the sign:
   • Line 1: [For Sale]
   • Line 2: price (e.g. 50000 or 50k or 1.5M)
4. The sign auto-formats with your name and claim dimensions
5. Other players right-click the sign to purchase

Auctioning a Claim (Sealed-Bid Vickrey)

1. Stand inside your claim
2. Place a sign
3. Write on the sign:
   • Line 1: [Auction]
   • Line 2: min:<price> (minimum bid, e.g. min:10000)
   • Line 3: now:<price> (optional buy-now price, e.g. now:50000)
   • Line 4: duration (e.g. 2d, 48h, 3h30m) — defaults to 72 hours

Auctions use Vickrey pricing: all bids are sealed (hidden), and the winner pays the second-highest bid, not their own. This encourages honest bidding — just bid what the claim is worth to you.

If someone bids at or above the buy-now price, the claim sells immediately.

Cancelling a Listing

Break the sign to cancel a sale or auction (bidders are refunded).

Market Commands

When a claim sells, the buyer automatically receives enough bonus claim blocks to own it.

Player Shops

Player-to-player commerce uses QuickShop — chest-based shops.

Creating a Shop

1. Place a chest (or barrel, trapped chest, or ender chest)
2. Hold the item you want to sell
3. Left-click the chest
4. Enter the price in chat
5. Stock the chest with items

Creating a shop costs $10. Changing prices costs $50.

Using a Shop

• Left-click a shop sign to buy/sell
• The display item on top of the chest shows what's being sold

Finding Shops

Aliases: /searchshop, /shopsearch, /searchitem

Results show price, stock, location, and shop owner. You can click to teleport directly to a shop (this is the one exception to the no-teleportation rule).

Shop owners can hide their shop from search results with /finditem hideshop.

Chat

Chat uses CarbonChat and is shared across the entire network — messages sent on Mooshroomia are visible to players on Hub, WorldIsland, and all other servers (and vice versa).

Channels

Switch your default channel with the command (e.g. /global), or use the prefix for a single message (e.g. !hello everyone).

You can mention other players with @name. Chat is also bridged to Discord.

PVP

PVP is opt-in. By default, you are protected from other players.

Both players must have PVP enabled for combat to work. If either player has PVP off, the attack is blocked. This applies to melee, arrows, and tridents.

Your PVP status is shown on login.

Inside claims, players are also protected from PVP regardless of toggle status. Combat logging (disconnecting during a fight) is punished — 15-second combat timer.

Web Map

Mooshroomia has a live web map showing the world, player locations, and claim boundaries. Check the Maps page for links.

Features:

• Live player positions (Mooshroomia only)
• Claim boundaries overlay
• Named claim markers
• World border outline
• Web chat (send messages from the map)

Commands Reference

Economy

Claim Blocks

Claims

Claim Market

Shops

Chat

Combat

Navigation

Information

Getting Access

Mooshroomia is whitelisted. There are two ways in:

1. Get invited — an existing Mooshroomia or WorldIsland veteran uses /invite <player> to grant you access
2. Apply on this website

Once you have access, use /server mooshroomia from the Hub.

Other Servers

The network has several other worlds, each with their own rules and plugins. These are not covered by this guide — Mooshroomia's economy, claims, shops, and commands are specific to Mooshroomia.

Travel between servers using Hub portals or /hub to return to the Hub. Veterans can invite others to their servers.

Discord

The server has an active Discord community bridged to in-game chat.

• Global chat is relayed between Minecraft and Discord in both directions

Server Rules

1. Don't hack
2. Don't be rude