unclaimed land: most of the map is unclaimed. nobody owns it, and anyone can build, destroy, fight, or use nukes. it has no markings on the map.

public land: shared by everyone and marked by a dotted blue border, like the circle around spawn. anyone can build there, but nobody can buy it or set off nukes.

owned land: land bought by a player. anyone can still build or destroy there unless it's part of a nation.

land in a nation: owned land protected by a nation. the player keeps ownership, but the nation's head of state sets the rules.

1 diamond = $1. unclaimed land costs $5 per chunk.

you start with $25, enough to buy 5 unclaimed chunks. deposit diamonds to get more money, which you can use to buy land or pay other players.

• /deposit <amount> — turn diamonds in your inventory into money
• /deposit all — deposit all your diamonds
• /withdraw <amount> — turn whole dollars back into diamonds
• /balance — check your money
• /transfer <player> <amount> — send money to another player

type /setpassword <password> in game, then log in here with your minecraft username and that password. this lets you use the land, nations, and war features.

bedrock usernames start with a dot, like .steve.

forgot your password? just set a new one in game.

first, make sure you have money in your balance. you start with $25 and can deposit diamonds for more.

click an unclaimed chunk on the map to buy it for $5 (5 diamonds). a chunk is 16×16 blocks.

land is always owned by players, never nations.

• you can buy up to 1,024 unclaimed chunks directly from the map.
• you can own more than 1,024 chunks by buying land from other players.
• you can sell your land or make offers on someone else's.

owning land doesn't protect it. anyone can still build or destroy there until you add it to a nation.

you can add your land to any nation it touches, even if you're not a citizen. this is the only way nations expand.

you keep ownership, but the nation controls what happens on your land. the head of state sets the rules for what citizens and visitors can do there.

• you can always build, destroy, and use things on your land, even if you're not a citizen.
• citizens of the nation can also build, destroy, and use things on your land if the head of state's rules allow it. the same applies to visitors under their own rules.
• you can sell your land, and it stays in the nation.
• if you're not a citizen, the nation's visitor rules still apply to you for pvp and nukes. except one: you can attack citizens exactly when citizens are allowed to attack visitors.

removing land: once land joins a nation, you can't withdraw it yourself. you can give it up by making it unclaimed or public, but you'll lose ownership. leaving the nation doesn't change this.

the head of state can also remove land from their nation. in that case, you keep ownership, but the land becomes unprotected.

you can give up any other land you own by making it unclaimed or public.

a nation is protected land with citizens and a head of state.

the head of state sets separate rules for citizens and visitors: building, chests, doors, animals, nukes, and who can attack whom.

by default:

• citizens can do everything.
• visitors can explore and fight other visitors, but nothing else.

rules that always apply:

• land owners can always build, destroy, and use things on their own land, even if they're not citizens.
• land owners who aren't citizens can attack citizens exactly when citizens can attack them.
• minecarts always work, even across borders.
• during war, enemies can build, destroy, and use things on each other's land.

join a nation: apply in the nations tab. the head of state approves you. you can only be a citizen of one nation at a time, and can leave whenever you want.

start a nation: you need at least 4 connected chunks of your own land, and can't already be a citizen of another nation. those chunks become your nation, and you become its first citizen and head of state.

heads of state must be citizens. a nation stops existing when it has no citizens left.

a head of state can declare war on another nation.

the two sides agree on a 2-hour battle within the next 2 weeks. if they can't agree by the deadline, the battle happens on the nearest sunday after the deadline at 6 pm.

during the battle, both nations can fight each other anywhere and build or destroy on each other's land.

nuclear bomb: a heavy core surrounded by 8 tnt.

hydrogen (thermonuclear) bomb: a nether star in the center, heavy cores on all 4 sides, and tnt in the 4 corners.

light either bomb with flint and steel or redstone.

• unclaimed land: nukes are allowed.
• public land: nukes cannot be placed or cause damage.
• owned land outside nations: nukes are allowed.
• land in a nation: you can only place nukes if the nation's rules allow it (by default, citizens only), or you're at war with that nation.
• explosion damage: nukes cannot damage land in a nation unless you're at war with that nation, and can never damage public land.

fallout: lasts 1 day for nuclear bombs and 3 days for hydrogen bombs.