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Alright, so, here's the problem. I need VIP 2 and its like 20-26k right but.. I got 3k on me atm and I have 11 shulker shells which sell for 2k (at least) and at max 4k. Its more or less a barter but the shulker shells make up 22k at the very least. I'm hoping someone can clear up the price for me and if someone can sell me VIP 2. :p I also have 40 diamond  ore and like 30 diamonds if that helps, I guess.. Idk : So uhh yea, I don't have cash straight up but I do have that, reply to this post with information or offers or suggestions as to how much I should pay, Thanks bois!

Heads up to Frost and those w/ back end access. Server timed out at 8:30am (7/3/17) eastern. Currently down.

http://mcpedl.com/soul-science-mod/

This mod seems fun. And we can instead red stone to our mese crystal.

Server you were banned on (SMP/Discord): smp.hometownmc.net

Minecraft name: MudkipMan32757

Reason for your ban: Griefing Dr.Bot's Store. (I guess the

Who banned you: Frost, maybe?

Why should you be unbanned: I want to openly apologize for my inconvenience to the server to everyone openly and make up for the many mistakes caused. I don't want to leave on such a bad note of evey single person hating me. I'd like to also message Dr.Bot and apologize to him, personally. And to those who remember me, you probably won't forgive me fully, but that is reasonable.

Why do you want to come back: I want to come back and play the server fairly. I really specified those reasons, too above this.

/Warp cow is a public cow farm for anyone to use as long as you follow the instructions inside.






Before entering the breeding chamber you must read the rules listed on the signs outside the door.
Harming the cows in the breeding chamber is off limits!


To breed the cows hold wheat in your hand, face the cows- and hold down your use key as you slowly move along the wall of cows.


While you're waiting for the cows to grow, you may use the AFK pool if you are not vip.



I hope this farm is useful for you all 

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I'm super proud of my little hole in the woods!




Dining area and first floor kitchen:

Upstairs Bedroom, king size bed with end tables, crafting tables, and a great view!:

Basement, with Anvil, full enchanting library, and crafting table (behind me):

Bonus: My nearby vault. The stone slabs guard the drop into the strip mine.

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I've seen several people ask, "If people can claim land just by building on it or putting pillars around it, and staff can roll back grief damage, then what's the point of even having claim blocks?"

Well, there are a number of reasons why claim blocks are still useful in spite of all that.  Here are some of them (feel free to comment if you've got a reason I missed...)

• Builds can be rolled back to exactly the way they were by staff, it's true.  Animals and villagers, however, though they can be replaced with others of the same type, can't be duplicated exactly.  If you want your fast brown horse or your librarian who sells Mending dirt cheap to be safe, protect them with claim blocks.
  

• Also, if grief is discovered a long time after it occurred, there's a possibility that it may be too old to roll back.  The server logs have been known to be wiped in the course of maintenance, making rollbacks to before that time impossible.  There's no guarantee it could never happen again Per Arrei, this will happen again.
  

• Valuable items like beacons attract griefers.  So do popular warps (which can also suffer honest accidental damage.)  Nobody wants to have to track down a staff member to come fix their stuff every time they sign on.  You can save yourself and the staff time and aggravation by protecting your valuables and warps with claim blocks.  In some cases, protecting an entire build may not be terribly practical if it's large or if you want it to be useful to the public, but you can still protect those parts of it which aren't intended to be interactive or publically accessible, or which seem particularly prone to damage or theft.
  

• If you build a large basement or underground complex fairly close to the surface, people may not easily be able to tell where the end of your build is, even if they're trying to respect the 100-block rule.  Noob huts and pillars and such can help, but they're not hard to overlook, and as we all know, it can take a little while for new players to catch on to exactly how claims and ownership work on HT.  Use claim blocks to secure your underground borders, and no one innocently trying to build a basement will break into your Batcave by mistake.
  

• For practical reasons, the 100-block rule isn't enforced deep underground, though griefing down there is still verboten.  If you've got a build down near bedrock and you want to make certain nobody will mine their way into it, use claim blocks.  (Caveat: Since claims reach from five blocks below all the way to the sky, if you do this, you always need to verify that you aren't inadvertantly putting a claim on part of someone else's surface claim.  If this is the case, it may be worth your while to contact the other player, explain what you're doing and ask them if you can work out a compromise; perhaps by one of you setting the claim and marking the other as trusted in it, for example.) 
  

• If the thought of someone tunneling under your surface claim gives you the heebie-jeebies and it's worth the trouble to you, you can also claim the area under your property right down to the bedrock...again, assuming nobody else has already built anything down there.
  

• For a variety of reasons, unsecured claims are just all-around more likely to be ignored, challenged or otherwise encroached upon than secured claims.  If you use claim blocks to secure an area which is rightfully yours under the server rules, not only are others physically prevented from messing with it, it's also much less likely that anybody will  question whether you're serious about it or your claim is legitimate.