Welcome to RuneHaven SMP.

Common methods

• Farming for steady crop income.
• Mining ores, minerals, and resources.
• Fishing custom fish and joining competitions.
• Using jobs for extra income while playing.
• Selling mob drops from combat.
• Using the auction house and player trading.
• Running dungeons and bosses for better rewards.

Useful shop commands

Use /farmer to sell crops and farm related items.

Use /shop to open the main shop.

Use /sellall carefully because it can sell every eligible item in your inventory.

Use /ah for the auction house and /pw for player warps if you want to trade with other players.

The economy is meant to last. Some prices may feel grindy early because progression is meant to be earned over time.

Jobs

Use /jobs to choose jobs that match how you play. Jobs let you earn money, job points, and job XP while doing normal survival activities.

RuneHaven currently has 12 active jobs, a 3 job limit, and a level 200 cap per job. Full payout examples and rate tables are now listed on the dedicated Jobs Guide.

Skills

Use /skills to view your long term skill progression.

• Mining improves by mining ores and blocks.
• Farming improves through crops and harvests.
• Combat improves by fighting mobs.
• Fishing improves by fishing.
• Woodcutting or foraging improves by chopping trees.

Skills make survival more rewarding by unlocking bonuses and abilities over time.

Souls

Souls are a special progression currency separate from normal money. They are mainly tied to combat and custom progression.

• Fight dungeon mobs.
• Defeat dungeon bosses.
• Grind PvE content that rewards souls.
• Use souls for systems such as custom enchants and selected progression unlocks.

Coins

Coins are used for selected special rewards such as toolskins, pets, cosmetics, and other unlocks.

• Coins can be earned without paying.
• Coin rewards are meant to take longer to grind.
• Some cosmetic and premium style unlocks use coins instead of normal money.
• Check menus carefully before spending them.

Common claim commands

• /claim protects the area you are standing in or starts the claim process.
• /trust <player> lets another player build or interact in your claim.
• /untrust <player> removes that access.
• /abandonclaim removes the claim you are standing in.
• /abandonallclaims removes all of your claims. Be careful with this.

Claim block basics

• One claim block protects one block of space.
• Bigger bases need more claim blocks.
• Only trust players you actually trust.
• Keep valuable storage inside your claim.
• Expand your claim as your base grows.

Useful commands

• /ia opens the custom item browser.
• /iarecipe <item> shows recipes for custom items.
• Use the search button inside /ia when you do not know the exact item name.

Where custom items come from

• Crafting and custom recipes.
• Crates, rewards, and battle pass rewards.
• Dungeons, bosses, and PvE content.
• Shops, trading, and player auctions.
• World generation and custom resource gathering.

How enchant books work

• Use the enchant menus to browse custom enchants if enabled.
• Some enchants may require money, Souls, XP, or other progression currency.
• Read the book or menu description before applying it.
• Some enchants may only work on specific item types.

Common confusion

• Not every enchant works with every tool or weapon.
• Some strong enchants may conflict with each other.
• Mining enchants such as tunnel or explosion style effects may have limits for balance.
• If an enchant seems broken, test it on the correct item type first, then report it with screenshots.

What to know

• Spawner pickup, buying, and silk touch behavior may be limited.
• Jobs may not pay for spawner kills if the system detects them as farmed kills.
• Some mobs, bosses, or dungeon enemies may not be capturable or farmable.

Before building a farm

• Check the rules page for automation limits.
• Do not build farms that cause lag or bypass progression.
• Ask staff before using a setup that feels like an exploit.

The End

• The End is meant to be discovered and progressed toward.
• Staff may not give out the End portal location directly.
• Prepare before entering late game areas.
• The dragon fight has extra mechanics and should not be treated like a normal vanilla fight.

Nether and structures

• Nether structures may differ from normal vanilla layouts.
• Some resources may come from structures, custom generation, shops, or trading.
• The Nether includes extra ore, geode, mob, and loot possibilities.
• Ask in Discord if a resource seems impossible to find.

Before asking for help

• Check if your items dropped at your death location.
• Check backpacks carefully because they can drop like other items.
• Check if another player picked up the items.
• Take screenshots or clips when possible.

What staff need

• Your Minecraft name.
• The approximate time it happened.
• The world and coordinates if you have them.
• What you were doing and what item was lost.

Auto tool swap

RuneHaven has an auto tool system that can switch to the best tool for the block you are breaking.

• Use /bt to control BestTools settings.
• Use /settings for general player settings.
• If you do not like auto tool swapping, turn it off from one of those menus.

Tree cutting and skills

Some tree cutting and mining systems have limits so they do not become too overpowered.

• Tree cutting may only break a limited number of blocks.
• Some enchants or abilities work better for large trees.
• Mana and skills are part of long term progression.
• Use /skills to view skill progress.

Common reward sources

• Voting and vote rewards.
• Chat games and playtime rewards.
• Battle pass rewards.
• Dungeons, bosses, and events.
• Crates and special keys.
• Job shop rewards if enabled.

Voting, crates, and kits

• Use /vote or the vote menu if enabled to view voting sites.
• Use /crates or visit spawn crates to preview crate rewards.
• Use /kits to view available kits and cooldowns.
• Use /rewards or /battlepass to check claimable progression rewards if enabled.

Arcade room

The arcade room gives players extra games outside normal survival progression.

• Use /warp arcade to visit the arcade if the warp is enabled.
• Games can be played solo or with friends depending on the game.
• Some arcade rewards may be money, coins, cosmetics, or simply for fun.

What free players can do

• Earn money and build up over time.
• Use jobs, skills, quests, crates, rewards, and trading.
• Earn selected ranks or rewards through gameplay when available.
• Collect cosmetics, toolskins, pets, and items through progression systems.

Rank commands

• Use /ranks or /rank if enabled.
• Use /store for the webstore if enabled.
• Use /guide if you are unsure which rank menu is current.