Community
Build and container safety
What the server protects, how collaboration is recognized, and how to inspect or report changes.
Build without land claims
The server protects player-built blocks without dividing the world into claim grids. New players may build on untouched terrain, but cannot alter another player's work unless the owner has shared access.
After five hours, ordinary building is less restrictive, while deliberate grief remains against the rules and can be restored by staff.
Collaboration
Using /trust is the clearest way to give a teammate access while you build together. Global trust covers all your containers, while /trusthere limits access to one targeted container.
Hostile mobs may be fought normally. Pets, named creatures, Villagers, and other players' builds should be treated as part of the community rather than disposable world content.
The history ledger
A signed Cronus ledger can reveal block, container, and sign-edit history in a dialog. Each row opens its full record and can be attached to a private report for staff.
The ledger must be the authorized signed copy. Hold it, sneak-right-click the block, and use its filters to narrow a busy history.
/report <player>Submit a private report when you need staff help.
World-safe behavior
- Endermen cannot pick up or place blocks.
- Creeper terrain damage is contained while their combat damage remains meaningful.
- Dangerous newcomer placements are restricted around player builds.
- Public containers may be opened, but their blocks remain owned unless deliberately unlocked.
- Container automation continues to work behind protection.