Server Boosts and Premium Features

Premium features come from the website store. You can buy store ranks and server boost credits. Ranks give you perks on the network. Boost credits let you start server-wide bonuses that help everyone online.

See ranks and store for store categories. See linking Minecraft if you want to link your website account. Store checkout does not require a linked account.

Quick start

1. Open the store and pick a rank or boost credit package.
2. Enter a Minecraft username that has already joined the network.
3. Complete checkout. Credits and ranks are delivered in-game.
4. Run /boost to spend boost credits on a server boost.
5. Watch your sidebar for active boosts and remaining time.

Store purchases

The store sells two main categories.

Checkout asks for a Minecraft username. You can buy for yourself or for someone else without signing in. Current products, prices, and refund terms are on the store and legal pages.

When you buy boost credits, they are added to your in-game balance. If you are online when the purchase completes, you get a chat message with your new balance.

Boost credits

Boost credits are the currency used to start server boosts. They are tied to your Minecraft account, not your faction or a single realm.

• Your balance shows at the top of the /boost menu.
• The menu also shows lifetime credits received and how many boosts you have activated.
• You need enough credits before a purchase goes through.
• Credits are spent when you confirm a boost in the menu.

Server boosts

A server boost is a timed bonus that applies to every player on the network. When you activate one, everyone benefits until it ends.

Boosts are shared across the whole network. You do not need to be on a specific realm for a boost to matter. If a boost type is ignored on one realm, it still runs network-wide and applies wherever that effect is enabled.

Boost types

Each boost type does one thing while it is active. Costs, multipliers, and run length are shown in the /boost menu before you buy.

Only one boost of each type runs at a time. If that type is already active or waiting to start, your purchase joins a queue for that type.

Using the boost menu

Run /boost to open the menu.

1. Check your credit balance at the top.
2. Click a boost to see its multiplier, duration, credit cost, and current status.
3. Confirm the purchase when prompted.
4. Credits are taken right away. The boost starts on the network schedule.

If a boost is already running, the item shows time remaining. If one is waiting to start, it shows when it goes live. If others bought the same type first, the menu shows how many are queued.

You cannot buy a boost type that is disabled or has a full queue. Try again later or pick another type.

How boosts run

Boosts move through a few stages.

When a boost goes live, a network message announces it with the player who bought it. A warning goes out before it ends. Another message plays when it is over.

Active boosts show on your sidebar scoreboard with a countdown. This is the easiest way to see what is running without opening the menu.

Store ranks

Store ranks are timed perks granted to your account after purchase. What each rank includes is listed on the store product page.

One common rank perk is shorter deathban timers on realms where deathbans are enforced. Your rank also affects how your name appears in chat and on lists around the network.

Ranks are separate from boost credits. Buying a rank does not add boost credits, and buying credits does not grant a rank.

Account linking

Linking your Minecraft account to the website is optional for store purchases. It is used for tickets and some account features.

See linking Minecraft for the link flow.

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