Welcome! Get to know our Minecraft network and make the most of your experience. Learn about the different features, commands, and best practices.

Getting Started

Read these first as you begin your isoVerse experience.

At isoVerse, we are an all inclusive network. You can join from Java, Bedrock, Mobile, Xbox, Playstation, & Switch. Below are instructions on how to join on each device to connect to the network and play with friends.

Java

1. Open Minecraft
2. Navigate to the mulitplayer tab
3. Cick ''add server''
4. Enter server name (ie. isoVerse) and IP (isoVerse.net) as seen below
   
5. Click done, then join, and enjoy!

Bedrock

1. Open Minecraft
2. Switch to the server tab
3. Scroll down and press add server
4. Enter server name (ie. isoVerse) and IP (isoVerse.net) as seen below
5. 
6. Press save and click on the server and join.

Mobile

1. Open Minecraft
2. Switch to the server tab
3. Scroll down and press add server
4. Enter server name (ie. isoVerse) and IP (isoVerse.net) as seen below
   
5. Press save and click on the server and join.

Xbox

1. Follow the tutorial to change your DNS Here
2. Change DNS in settings to one of the IP's below
   
3. Make sure you have Xbox live
   
4. Open Minecraft
5. Switch to the server tab
6. Scroll down and press add server
7. Enter server name (ie. isoVerse) and IP (isoVerse.net) as seen below
   
8. Press save and click on the server and join.

Playstation

1. Follow the tutorial to change your DNS Here
2. Change DNS in settings to one of the IP's below
   
3. Make sure you have Playstation plus
   
4. Open Minecraft
5. Switch to the server tab
6. Scroll down and press add server
7. Enter server name (ie. isoVerse) and IP (isoVerse.net) as seen below
   
8. Press save and click on the server and join.

Switch

1. Follow the tutorial to change your DNS Here
2. Change DNS in settings to one of the IP's below
   
3. Make sure you have Nintendo Switch Online
   
4. Open Minecraft
5. Switch to the server tab
   
6. Join any server until you get to this page
   
7. Enter server name (ie. isoVerse) and IP (isoVerse.net) as seen below
   
8. Press save and click on the server and join.

These simple rules apply anywhere you interact with isoVerse. Failure to follow the rules may result in a ban from isoVerse.

1 Respect everyone at all times

We expect you to respect other players and staff members. Be mindful of other people. Act maturely and respectfully. If you disagree with someone, don't be a jerk.

2 Keep the chat clean

Everyone is welcome at isoVerse, but the language you use in chat must be appropriate at all times. There can be young players on the server, and we have a strict zero-tolerance policy to any inappropriate content in general chat and private messages. Every message you send should be family-friendly. If you make a mistake, the filter will automatically correct you. 

Do not attempt to bypass the chat filter. If a word in your message is blocked by the filter, do not attempt to add characters or spaces to force the message to go through. Instead, stop saying that word. 

• No swearing: Absolutely no cussing, cursing, or foul language.
• No spamming: Don't use noisy chat, by repeating the same letter or message.
• No advertising: Do not persuade or promote others to join a different Minecraft server. Limited discussion of other popular servers is OK, to an extent.
• No sensitive subjects: Avoid topics of self-harm, trauma, violence, illegal activity, drugs, etc.
• No inappropriate subjects: No sexual discussion, sexuality, or NSFW content. Keep discussion content family-friendly.
• No politics*: Don't share your opinions of political events or politicians.
• No religion*: Don't share religious beliefs or ask others to share theirs.
• No flirting*: Don't show public displays of affection, whether the person wants it or not
• No role-playing*: Don't use public chat for role-playing activities.
• Items marked with an asterisk (*) do not apply in private messages only if those receiving the message consent to that type of content.

3 No client modifications or exploits

Mods can provide a new way to play Minecraft. Some add new items or entities (which are allowed but simply won't work), or change sound effects or add shading to the world (which are perfectly acceptable). However, some mods (including hacked clients) allow you to cheat on Minecraft servers. You can NOT use any of these mods. If it changes gameplay, gives you an unfair advantage, or shows you something valuable you can't see in vanilla Minecraft, it is not allowed. If you discover an exploit that could give an unfair advantage due to a bug or technical flaw, it is your responsibility to report it to us. If you abuse the exploit without telling us, you will be banned. Don't try to break or trick in-game systems like the AFK timer. You are not allowed to use any scripts, keybinds, or auto clickers to make your computer do work that normally would need to be done by a human.

Allowed Modifications 

Not on this list? Then it's not allowed.

Banned Modifications

Just a few examples.

4 No griefing, stealing, property damage, or trolling

If you didn't build it, don't touch it. Don't create traps that will damage other players. Create warps in safe locations only. Don't claim land next to another player's claim without their permission. If you are unsure if an area belongs to someone else, create a /ticket at its location and the staff team will confirm.

5 No inappropriate buildings, skins, usernames

You are responsible for everything you build, the skin you wear, and your username. Our rules apply to any form of content you create on the isoVerse Network.

Infractions

Warnings and punishments for not following our rules or policies. There may be a varying amount of infractions issued for rule infractions depending on the situation and severity.

You may receive an infraction from a staff member for breaking our rules, or not following our policies. Every player is held to a high standard and following the rules is a basic expectation of everyone, while on Minecraft Server, Website, or Discord.

• Verbal warning
  If a staff member asks you to change your behavior to follow our rules, their request is an expectation. A verbal warning may not always be given. These do not show up on a player's /history but are accessible to staff members.
• Warning
  When receiving a warning, consider it a formal requirement and notice to stop breaking the rules. There may be a varying amount of warnings issued, or none at all, depending on the situation. Warnings and all other infractions are permanently logged on a player's /history.
• Mute
  While muted, you cannot speak or use other social functions of isoVerse. A mute is issued for chat-related infractions and begins as a temporary chat block which can become permanent with repeated abuse. Do not attempt to get around this by using Discord.
• Ban
  While banned, you cannot join isoVerse. Bans may be specific to one platform, or across our Minecraft Server, Website, and Discord. Bans are issued for more severe infractions and can be temporary or permanent.

If you believe you received an infraction unfairly from a staff member, or if you were not breaking the rules, please file an appeal. Our staff team does our best to enforce the rules fairly and equally, but if you disagree with an infraction, an appeal is the best way to handle it. Do not escalate situations in which you receive an infraction, even if you believe it is fair. Instead, file an appeal and the entire staff team will review your case.

isoVerse staff instructions and or decisions are final and non-negotiable. If you feel as if a specific decision is abusive and or incorrect, you may file an appeal. There is a level of reasonable expectation and understanding that some rules may or may not be documented, but can and will be enforced by Administration. The Administration reserves the right to alter these rules, their caveats, punishments, and or other factors at any time. Some rules may be enforced at the discretion of the staff member and on a case-by-case basis.

Policies

Technical details and specific explanations of certain rules or standards that everyone should adhere to.

• Inactivity Policy
  To keep our databases happy and our storage costs to a minimum, we track how active you are on our Minecraft server. If you are offline from the server for a very long time (1+ year), we may delete some of the data we have stored about you to free up space for other players. Before deleting any data, we will do our best to reach out to you first via in-game mail, Discord, email, etc and provide plenty of time for you to respond. To avoid any data loss, simply log in to our Minecraft server if you are able to. Make sure to link your Discord account and sign up for our website so we have contact information on file for you. If you cannot do any of this, please notify a staff member before your departure so we can ensure your data is kept. You can check a player's last login date with /seen [player].
  
  Data that may be deleted but not limited to: Warps, Unlocked Cosmetics, XP and level, Survival land claims, Survival towns, Survival balance, Skyblock Islands, Creative Plots. While data is not routinely removed, prolonged periods (i.e. years) of inactivity may result in the loss of your rank. We may switch to new backend systems, make changes to rank structure, etc. We will do our best to notify you ahead of time via the website and Discord. 
  
  
• Sharing Donor Perks
  When you get a rank, you also get perks. All of these features are designed to benefit you only, not other players. Using your perks to benefit another player is against the rules and will result in forfeiture of your donor rank. Examples include (but are not limited to): placing colored signs for others, changing plot flags on a plot in which you're not a major builder, changing Island border/biome/name of an Island you don't own, claiming plots then transferring them to someone else to avoid the plot limits, etc.
  
  
• Automatic Farms & Lag Machines
  We encourage players to take advantage of all Minecraft mechanics, including building automatic farms, generators, and complex redstone contraptions. Any structure or creation that causes lag, harm to others, or unnecessary use or creation of resources may be deleted immediately and without warning.
  
  
• Alternate Accounts
  Each human playing on isoVerse must have a single Minecraft account that they use to join the server, and must have a single Discord account they use on our Discord. Using multiple accounts to attempt to gain playtime, keep chunks loaded, earn money or XP, collect items, avoid the AFK timer, or assist your primary account in any way is not allowed. If you are banned or punished, you are not allowed to use another account in an attempt to bypass the infraction. Attempts to bypass or trick the AFK timer will result in a ban.
  
  
• Keep Your Account Secure
  If you don't have a long, complex, unique, and secure password for your Minecraft.net account, go update it. If your Discord account doesn't have two-factor authentication, go turn that on. If your account is used without your permission (by a family member or a hacker), it is YOUR responsibility. Don't let others use your account for any reason.
  
  
• Observing Rule-Breakers
  If someone refuses to obey the rules, ignore them. Mini-modding is not allowed. Do not try to correct them or enforce the rules, as this will just make the situation worse. Get evidence in the form of a screenshot or video, and then report it to us.
  
  
• Terms and Conditions
  You must agree to the isoVerse Terms and Conditions to play on our Minecraft server, use our website, or interact with our Discord server (our "Services"). Engaging with our Services constitutes an acceptance of our terms.
  
  
• Privacy Policy
  We go to extreme lengths to ensure your data is secure and protected. Our Services have been built from day one to be private and encrypted. Only our two senior leadership team members have access to user data, and all sensitive data is protected with SHA-512 encryption. Visit our Privacy Policy to learn more about how your data is used and protected while on our Services.
  
  
• Staff Expectations
  Our Moderators and Admins are expected to follow the exact same rules as everyone else. In fact, they are held to a higher expectation and breaking any rule will usually result in harsher penalties than players. They are not given any abilities that let them cheat at the game, and all moderation activities are closely monitored by isoVerse leadership.

Chat & Messaging Learn how to communicate with the isoVerse community. Keep in touch with friends and stay connected while online and offline.

How do I chat?

One of the great things about isoVerse is the friendly community with which you can chat. To open your chat, press the T button and type a message. When you've typed your message, press enter to send it. This will send your message in global chat, which can be seen from each server.

How do I use commands?

Commands are anything prefixed with a slash (/). For example, you can use a command to take you back to the isoVerse Hub. Just press T, type /hub, and press enter to run the command. You can watch the chat to see a response, which may be a success (green, gray, or blue) or error (red) message.
Some commands have arguments, which are a slot that you can fill with extra details. For example, if you want to send a private message to someone, you have to tell us two things: who you want to talk to and what you want to say. When you see /message [player] [message], that means you could use /message Notch Hello there to the phrase "Hello there" to Notch. If an argument has square brackets [like this example], the argument is required and the command will not work without an argument. Other arguments that have parentheses are optional, and the command can work with or without the argument.

How do I see who is online?

Press the tab button on your keyboard to show the list of online players. You will see the server they are on, and the primary rank they have. If someone is annoying you, use /ignore [player] to toggle ignoring all chat messages from them.

How can I chat privately with someone?

You can have a one-on-one conversation that is just between you and someone else by using /message [player] [message]*. You can chat with anyone who is online, and use /message [player]* to toggle sending all your regular chat messages to that player as a private message. You can quickly reply to your last message with /reply [message]**.

Please note: * You can replace /message with /msg or /m. ** You can replace /reply with /r.

You can send another player /mail when they aren't online. To get started use /mail new. A mail notification will show in chat when a message is available.

Nicknames

If you have donated to the server you are able to give yourself a custom nickname, and stand out from everyone else on the server. You can find out which ranks are able to do this by looking at the Ranks & Perks page.

Please note: All nicknames are monitored and will need to be requested and then approved by staff, this is to ensure that we keep the chat family friendly at all times.

Requesting a nickname

To request a nickname you first need to ensure you have donated to the server and have the appropriate rank, then use /nickname request <Nickname>. Once your nickname has been requested you will get a notification advising you, and the staff team will be able to review this and either accept or deny your request.

Activating & Deactivating nicknames

To activate/dectivate a nickname you can either use the /nickname list command to manage your nicknames or use /nickname activate <id> & /nickname deactivate <id>.

In order to use the two commands you will need to know the nickname id, which you can obtain from using the list command.

Removing Nicknames

To remove a nickname you can use /nickname remove <id>. This will allow you to delete the nickname.

You will need to know the id of the nickname you want to delete, and this can be obtained from using the nickname list command.

Please note: Once a nickname is deleted it cannot be restored and will be permanently deleted.

How do I make my messages colorful?

Using color codes, you can add color to your chat messages, signs, and nicknames. A color code is a two-digit prefix that makes all text following it a certain color. The Elite rank can use color codes and formatting in global chat. The Pro rank can use HEX codes to pick any color they want. Everyone can use color codes in private messages and group chats.

Earning & spending money

Check your /balance to see how much money you have. Earn money in the /spawn by selling items to the traders or complete quests in Imber. Check the top balances with /balancetop, and send money to a friend with /pay [player] [amount]. Money can be used to buy items from the traders or purchase land claims (see below).

Completing quests

Click on any of the townspeople in Imber to talk to them and participate in their quests. Type /quests to see your progress and completed quests. If you have a compass in your inventory while chatting with an NPC, it will be updated to point in the direction of your next step in the quest. When you finish a quest, you may get items, money, or isoVerse XP. You can repeat most quests every week to maximize your rewards.

Claiming land

Keep your house safe with a land claim. Type /claim this will make the chunk you are standing in yours. Once the claim is created, you will see a visual outline of its borders. To see the border again use /lands view. View all claims on the online map.
Type /lands to open the menu to change settings, trust or untrust players in your own claim. 

Selling items in a shop

Create a chest shop to buy and sell items with other players.
View a list of other shops with /shops 
You can create up to 20 chest shops, or get a rank to create up to 100. It's easy to make a chest shop:

1. Place a chest in a land claim you own (see above for instructions)
2. Hold the item(in the quantity) you want to sell 
3. Look at the chest and type /shop create <price>

A sign with the information will appear on the chest.
Simply open the chest to refill it.

When you are done, other players can buy the item and you will receive money for it. 
To change what you are selling:
/shop item
Change the item of the shop.
/shop price <price>
Change the buy/sell price of the item.

Trading items and money

To make a deal with another player, type /trade [player]. A trade is a safe environment where you both can place items you want to swap, and specify an amount of money if you desire. Once both players lock in the trade, the items are moved automatically. If you don't want to receive trade requests, use /tradetoggle.

Skipping the night

The night time can be dangerous with monsters roaming around. If one-third (33% or greater) of the players online in Survival sleep in a bed, the time will quickly switch to day. A message at the top of the screen will indicate the amount of players needed to sleep.

PvPing with others

To test out your weapons and armor, enable PvP mode with /pvp. If two players have this enabled, they will be able to fight in the wilderness. On combat death you will not lose your items or experience points.

Improving your Skills

Skills provide a fun RPG-like way to advance your skills and abilities. Type /skills to view the menu where you can view your stats, power levels, abilities, and more. Improve your Skills just by doing actions that match that skill's category, including: Acrobatics, Archery, Axes, Swords, Unarmed, Excavation, Fishing, Herbalism, Mining, Woodcutting, Alchemy, Repair, Taming, Salvage, and Smelting.

Mana abilities are active abilities that consume mana when used.

Custom Enchantments

We have over 100 custom enchantments to give you an upper edge in PvP battles, mining, and everyday tasks.

These custom enchantments range in 5 categories:

• Simple
• Unique
• Elite
• Ultimate
• Legendary
• Fabled

Simple Rarity Enchantments

Unique Rarity Enchanments

Elite Rarity Enchanments

Ultimate Rarity Enchanments

Legendary Rarity Enchanments

Fabled Rarity Enchanments

Creating an Island

Each player can have their own Island, or they can become a member of someone else's. Type /is to open the Island menu. This menu shows many of the options and features of Skyblock. If you don't yet have an Island, you'll be prompted to create one. Open the menu at any time to return home by clicking the bed, or type /is home.

Surviving with a few items

The first thing to do is open your chest. Inside you will find a handful of items to help you get started. Place a torch so monsters won't spawn. Use the pickaxe and break the cobblestone (between the water and lava) to generate more cobblestone and ores. Begin growing wheat and expanding your Island.

Working with friends

Working together with others is a quick way to grow your Island. You can invite someone with /is invite [player] to become a member of your Island (as long as they don't have their own Island). Members can be given certain permissions, promoted or demoted, and help complete missions and challenges. If someone who is already a member of another Island wants to help build, you can trust them with /is trust [player] to give them building permissions only. To teleport to your friends, see our navigation page.

Upgrades and Boosters

To truly expand your Island you will want to purchase upgrades with /is upgrades. Increase your building radius, invite more members, place extra hoppers and pistons, and unlock better ores that will spawn in your cobblestone generator. You can also use boosters with /is boosters which give a limited-time boost to crop growth, mob spawning, experience gain, or even fly mode! Boosters and upgrades can be purchased with Crystals.

Earning Crystals and EXP

Earn Crystals by completing missions and challenges, or selling items to the /is shop, to buy boosters and upgrades. New missions will show up daily, so make sure to log in each day to maximize your earnings. Challenges can be completed once, and although they are harder they have much higher rewards. You will also earn EXP, which can help level-up your Island, when you'll earn more Crystals and also XP. Check your EXP progression with /is exp.

Giving friends more permission

When you invite someone (and they accept), they'll become a Member of your Island. Promote them to a higher rank with /is promote [player]. Use /is permissions to decide what features each rank can use:

• Visitor – Anyone who has not joined your Island. They do not have any permission.
• Member – Can build and open chests by default.
• Elder – Can invite other players and ban visitors.
• Leader – Can change permissions, promote, and demote.
• Owner – Can delete the Island. The original Island creator is the Owner, but you can transfer ownership with /is transfer [player].

Visiting the Nether and End

Each Island has a Nether and End Island that is only accessible when you build a portal. Build basalt generators in the Nether to generate netherrack and other ores. As you purchase higher levels of the Ore Generator upgrade, the basalt generator will give better ores as well (nether quartz, nether gold, glowstone, and ancient debris).

Trading items with the townspeople

Type /spawn to visit the SkyBlock spawn, where you can find a dozen townspeople willing to trade with you. You'll start out with only the minimum essentials, but if you collect enough items you can trade for better ones.

Trading items with others

To make a deal with another player, type /trade [player]. A trade is a safe environment where you both can place items you want to swap. Once both players lock in the trade, the items are moved automatically. If you don't want to receive trade requests, use /tradetoggle.

Improving your Skills

Skills provide a fun RPG-like way to advance your skills and abilities. Type /skills to view the menu where you can view your stats, power levels, abilities, and more. Improve your Skills just by doing actions that match that skill's category, including: Acrobatics, Archery, Axes, Swords, Unarmed, Excavation, Fishing, Herbalism, Mining, Woodcutting, Alchemy, Repair, Taming, Salvage, and Smelting.

Mana abilities are active abilities that consume mana when used.

PvP-ing with others

To test out your weapons and armor, enable PvP mode with /pvp. If two players have this enabled, they will be able to fight. On combat death you will not lose your items or experience points.

All SkyBlock commands

You can use most options from the /is menu, but some advanced users may want to use commands:

Building on a Plot

When you first join Creative, you will be teleported to a new plot: a patch of grass, size 99x99 blocks, bedrock to the sky, where you can build anything you want. Return to your plot with /plot home. If you want to claim a different plot, you can use /plot delete while standing on your current plot and then fly to a specific plot and claim it with /plot claim or claim a random plot with /plot auto. Each player gets one plot for free. You can upgrade your rank to unlock additional plots. 

Teleporting Between Plots

Each plot has an ID, which you can view with /plot info while standing on it. See a list of all plots in isoVerse with /plot list all, or use /plot list mine to view a list of plots that you own. As a Hero+, you can set a /plot alias that others can use instead of a plot ID. Use /plot visit to teleport to any one of them. You also can set your home or create a warp for quicker access.

Working with Friends

Teamwork is important, especially on large projects. You can allow others players to build on your plot with /plot add [player], which will give them building permissions only while you are online on the Creative server. If you trust them and want to let them build even when you're offline, you can use /plot trust [player] to give them even more freedom. To remove an added player, use /plot kick [player]. If a player is being particularly annoying, as a Titan+ you can prevent them from even entering your plot with /plot deny [player]. You can view a list of players added to the plot with /plot info.

Participating in Contests

Every month there is a contest that you can join. The details will be posted to our Discord server, including the requirements, prizes, and method to submit your entry. To see the current state of the contest in-game, use /contest. You can view a list of entries and teleport to them with /contest list, and if it is voting time you will be able to vote for an entry by clicking on it.

To go to the contest plot use /contest world. The plot will be automatically be claimed by you.

To clear your contest plot use /plot clear then use /plot confirm

Changing the weather, time, biome, and more

Things like plot weather, time, biome, and other properties are flags, and can be modified with the /plot flag menu. Titan+ are able to set a wide variety of flags, and Elites can set almost any flag. These flags allow you to let random players click on buttons, change the gamemode of players entering your plot, prevent snow from melting, prevent item drops, and much more. Use /plot flag list to see a list of available flags, and /plot flag set [flag] [value] to update a flag's value. You can view a list of flags applied to the plot with /plot info.

Plot flags for Titans: break, crop-grow, disable-physics, entity-change-block, forcefield, lectern-read-book, music, place, time, use, vehicle-break, vehicle-place, vehicle-use, weather
Plot flags for Elites: gamemode, instabreak, no-worldedit, notify-enter, notify-leave, titles (and all Titan flags)

Using WorldEdit

Placing each block by hand can be difficult. Use WorldEdit to make that work easier, as well as being able to generate geometric shapes and use other useful building utilities. For help using WorldEdit, just search the internet for "WorldEdit tutorial". For detailed information about each of the commands listed below, click here for an explanation.

Jump your way through parkour course designs for all skill levels. Achieve checkpoints, but be speedy to achieve a spot of the leaderboard. Challenge others to race on a course to see who's fastest. Earn Legendary Crates for completing courses.

What is parkour?

Parkour is a real sport of running and jumping around obstacles. The Parkour server takes Minecraft parkour to a new level. With several courses of varying difficulty, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

How do I join a course?

The courses are visible around the /spawn. Walk up to a course and jump in the portal to start playing. Courses vary in difficulty from super easy to super hard.

What do I do while in a course?

Jump, sneak, sprint, and run across the obstacles to get to the end. Make sure to step on the gold pressure plates, which are checkpoints. In case you fall or get stuck, just click on the gold pressure plate in your inventory to respawn at your last unlocked checkpoint. Click on the green dye to toggle seeing other players, which might help you concentrate. Click on the yellow end portal to leave and return to the spawn. Click the TNT to completely restart from the beginning and reset all your progress.

What is Infinite Parkour?

A new gamemode on the Parkour server, Infinite Parkour gives you a private lobby where you can jump as far as you can go! Type /ip to open the Infinite Parkour menu and join your lobby, or spectate another person's lobby. View stats and leaderboards, and earn XP and crates while you play. Donate to get extra perks on Infinite Parkour:

• Styles: change the types and groups of blocks that spawn in your parkour course
  • Everyone: red
  • Hero: green, blue, gray
  • Ultra: light blue, lime, cyan
  • Titan: quartz, purple, yellow, gray
  • Elite: end, nether, ocean, redstone, overworld
  • Pro: ores, wood, rainbow, glow
• Leads: change the number of blocks that spawn ahead of you
  • Everyone: 5 leading blocks
    
  • Elite: able to change from 1 to 10 leading blocks
• Particles: hide or show the particles that spawn around newly generated blocks
  • Everyone: particles shown
  • Titan: able to customize particles or hide them
• Time: change the time of day
  • Everyone: day time
  • Ultra: change the time
• Sound: change sound effects in Infinite Parkour
  • Everyone: sound included
  • Hero: able to turn off sounds

What rewards do I get for finishing a course?

If you reach the end of a course, no matter how many times you restarted from a checkpoint, you'll be given a crate and some isoVerse XP. Many courses offer Legendary crates for completion!

How do I get on the leaderboards?

Behind each course are the leaderboards. The top 10 players with the best time on each course are listed. While in a course, your time is shown on the scoreboard. Click the TNT while in a course to reset from the beginning and also reset your time to shoot for a better leaderboard time.

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Discord

Stay in the loop, chat with the community, and link your account.

Why should I join the isoVerse Discord server?

Discord is a great place to meet the community and chat in real-time with staff and other players. On Discord you can get the latest announcements and updates, ask for help, and chat on our Minecraft server. Join with our invite link: https://isoVerse.net/discord.

How do I link my account?

When you link your Discord account with the Website, your ranks will sync automatically, you can access the server chat channel, and you get a Legendary crate in /rewards. To link your account, follow the steps below. If you need any help, please create a ticket.

1. Sign up for the isoVerse website
   1. If you don't yet have a linked account on the isoVerse website, use /register [email] in-game to create one.
   2. Check your email and click the link from isoVerse to verify your account
   3. Create a strong password
   4. Click "Log In" to sign into your new account
2. Link your Discord account
   1. Once logged into the website, click your name in the top-right and choose "Account"
   2. Click "Connections" in the sidebar menu
   3. Click "Connect" next to Discord.
   4. In the green message at the top, you will see a command to run. It starts with /verify and ends with numbers and letters. Copy this entire command, and paste it in the #link channel on our Discord server.
   5. Your account is now linked!

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XP & Levels 

Level-up to earn crates, coupons, level colors, and more.

What is XP?

Your level is the number shown next to your chat messages. Each player starts at level 1, and levels-up by earning XP. Each isoVerse server has unique ways to earn XP, and you can level-up faster if you log in each day. When you level-up, you'll earn crates, level colors, isoVerse store coupons, and XP boosts for everyone online.

Your level

Use /xp to see how much XP you currently have and how much is needed to level-up. Below you have the ability to change your level color. Simply click on a color and your level in chat will be changed to use the color you select. It becomes harder to level-up as you play more, but the rewards are much better for higher levels.

Quests

On isoVerse, we have a number of quests to challenge and occupy you. Currently, quest NPCs can be found in the Survival spawn, and there are a variety of types for you to try, such as mining, potion making, animals and more. Our aim has been to create challenges that will find appeal to different types of player - from the peaceful farmer, to the wild adventurer, to the aggressive fighter! 

Each Quest NPC contains a pool of 10 quests. When you click on the NPC one of these quests will be given to you.  You may only work on 1 quest at a time from each NPC but you may work on multiple quests.

Once each quest is complete, you can select another from that NPC. You can work on as many quests as you wish, but only 1 from each NPC. Once you have activated the quests from the NPC, you don't need to be in the spawn area to start a new quest, just use /quests and select one from the GUI. 

The BOOK shows any finished quests you have completed. You will receive a reward for each completed quest. 

The BOOK & QUILL will show any quests you are working towards. All quests can be worked in either the Build worlds or the Resource worlds.

A full 7 days after you selected your first quest from an NPC  you may repeat a quest.  As we are currently building our pools of quests, it is highly likely that you will receive a repeat of quests already chosen. It will be your choice whether to complete the challenge again.

You will be limited to only being able to work on 1 quest from any one pool. Once it is completed you will receive a reward, and you can start working on another quest. Some quests are time consuming, some are easy, and some could be VERY annoying! Choose carefully according to where you are in the game and what your skills are.   For some quests you are required to bring back items.  These will be returned to you as a reward as well as payment.

If you select a quest and later decide you want to cancel it, just select the quest in your /quests GUI and then select to cancel it. Only time will tell if you can come back and try again!

The quests from 1.20 were set as several stages with lots of conversation. Our new quests and simpler to follow, even if not all are simple to complete!

If there are any issues with any quests or have any ideas or improvements, then please create a TICKET or SUGGESTION.

Your feedback is always important to us.

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Crates Unlock a random cosmetic item to use throughout isoVerse.

What are crates?

Buy Crates Crates contain a random cosmetic item that you can use on every isoVerse server. Collect crates in many ways and open them with /crates. Crates have four rarities: Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. Common crates can be easily found, while Legendary crates are very difficult to find.

What rewards do crates give?

Crates will give a completely random cosmetic item. There are five categories of cosmetics: disguises, pets, trails, spells, and emoji. Visit the cosmetics page to learn more about each of them. If you unlock an item that you have already found, you'll receive XP instead.

How to earn Crates

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Cosmetics

Colorful and fun items that make your isoVerse experience magical.

What are cosmetics?

Opening a crate will unlock a random cosmetic item that matches the rarity and category of the crate you opened. There are dozens of items to find within each rarity of each category of crate. Each cosmetic category has things that make it unique. The color of the cosmetic corresponds to its rarity.

Disguises

Activate a disguise to turn yourself into any mob that you've unlocked. Type /d to view a list of disguises that are available, and type /d [mob] to disguise as one. Type /u to remove your active disguise. As an Ultra+ you can type /dvs (disguise view self) to toggle viewing your own disguise as you walk around. While disguised your action bar will notify you. If you've unlocked a baby disguise, use /d [mob] baby to use it. If you've unlocked a powered creeper, use /d creeper setPowered true to use it.

Trails

Enable a trail to have particles follow you around isoVerse. Type /trails to open the menu where you can choose and customize your trail. You can click on your head to toggle trail visibility for yourself, which will hide all trails on only your screen.

• Top row: Active Trails (blaze powder): Click to view each active trail you have. You can click on a trail to edit its properties, click on the book to add an additional trail, or click on the barrier to remove all active trails. Want to use more than one trail at once? Upgrade your rank.
• Top row: Trail Groups (chest and ender chest): Have a specific set of trails active that you want to save for later? Create a trail group to apply these same trails with one click. Donate to use this feature, and upgrade your rank to save more trail groups.
• Bottom row: Activating trail effect, style, and data: Use these three options to edit your primary active trail. Unless you have multiple trails at once, this is an easy place to edit your trail settings:

1. Effect: This is the look and design of the trail, including the particles used and colors of the effects. There are 77 different effects you can unlock by opening crates.
2. Style: This is the way the particles move around you. Some styles only happen on certain events, like arrows, block break, block place, death, hurt, move, and swords. The other styles are applied all the time. Unlock styles with crates crates (excluding common). All players receive the normal style initially.
3. Data: Some effects have different colors, block material, items, note block color, or vibration. Exclusively for Pro, customizing the data of your trail allows you make your trails even more unique and personalized. Pro subscribers unlock the block, dust, dust color transition, entity effect, falling dust, item, and note trail effects which all have customizable data.

Pets

A friendly mob that accompanies you around isoVerse. you can get pets by collecting crates. Common and Rare pet crates contain simple mobs, Epic and Legendary crates contain unique mobs. Type /pets to see the pets you have unlocked, then click into a category, and finally click on the pet to activate. If you have the Ultra+ rank, you can rename your pet with /pet rename [name].

Gadgets

Type /gadgets to activate a wide range of your collected gadgets including fun & games, mobs & NPCs, musical, projectile, visual, and movement-related items. Each gadget is unique and can only be used in the Hub and the /spawn of most servers. Click on a gadget to load it up, then use the click in your inventory to activate it. Once unlocked, you can use gadgets as many times as you like, with a cooldown between uses. Get the Pro rank to have a faster cooldown!

Suits

Equip each component of a /suit to gain a special effect while in an isoVerse spawn or the Hub. Become a frog, speedster, ice walker, necromancer, and more. You must collect all four pieces of the suit to achieve its special effect.

Hats

Collect all of the /hats to wear and show different emotions, wear a hamburger on your head, or the head of another mob. Get the Pro rank to unlock exclusive Animated Hats like a police siren, cookie head, rainbow slime, and rainbow block.

Emoji

Add some sparkle to your chat messages with emoji. Type /emoji to view a list of emoji you have unlocked, and click on one to use it. Each emoji can be typed in chat using an exclamation mark followed by the name of the emoji. For example, to insert a heart into your sentence, type "I !heart you" which will appear as: "I ♥ you".

Spells

Add a bit of magic to your conversations and interactions with other players with /spells. These cosmetics are unique because they are consumable, and you unlock three at a time instead of one. Using a spell will broadcast a message and perform an action on either yourself, a specified player, or everyone on isoVerse. You can use a spell every 5 minutes, or get the Pro rank to wait only 1 minute. Note that spells can be used on every server, but the effects of some spells are limited to specific servers. For example, you will not receive /fly mode on Cake Wars or Parkour, since that would allow you to cheat. You can /slap another player and the message will display, but if they are on Cake Wars they will not be knocked back. When you activate spells that affect everyone, they only instantly affect people on the server they are on. So if someone activates /god mode, you will not receive invincibility if you switch to another server (and you will not receive invincibility in Cake Wars regardless). Each spell has its own command:

Skin change

Change your skin whenever you want with the Pro rank. Choose any player whose skin you'd like to copy and use /skin [player]. Use /skin clear to restore your skin back to normal. Change your skin to a custom image or base64 file with /skin url [URL]. When inserting the URL, you will want to find the image link rather than just the URL of the website where you're viewing the skin.

Morphs & Banners

Unlock /morphs and /banners when you attend official isoVerse events. Banners are usually given to attendees and morphs are given to winners of competitions. Usually you will win an exclusive banner that is unique to that event, so make sure to stay updated on our Website and Discord for the latest events!

Emotes

Wear an /emote on your head to show some animated emotion. All of your favorite emoji that you use online is now coming right to your Minecraft character! Each hat animates and looks really fun from the perspective of other players.

For Parents 

isoVerse is a community of friendly people and we welcome everyone, but have high expectations for our players and require that they follow our rules.

What is isoVerse?

We are a Minecraft Server where players can join and have fun! We have six fun servers, a dedicated staff team, and a friendly community. There is a social aspect of working with friends to build a house, chop down trees, and isoVerse is a great place to meet friends.

Is the server safe for everyone?

We have players of all ages and our team works hard to ensure our server is fun and safe for everyone. Our staff team works diligently to ensure that players follow our rules and policies and issue punishments or infractions to correct behavior contrary to our rules. Those that misbehave are prevented from chatting and/or permanently banned from the entire network. You can use the /report [player] command in our Minecraft server (IP: isoVerse.net) if other players are breaking our rules, or report them online at our website. The server is not constantly monitored by our Moderation team, but we do our best to respond as quickly as possible.

We enforce our rules strictly. Minor offenses for non-inappropriate behavior may only receive a warning before being punished, especially when a rule is broken by accident, with the expectation that that was their last chance. Any inappropriate, vulgar, defamatory, or hostile language is forbidden. Our chat filter is highly effective and many times can instantly mute or ban someone using inappropriate language. 

For additional information if you're worried about mental health and wellness, please visit this page.

What are donations used for? Are payments secure?

When purchasing a rank or purchasing another item from the store, you can receive perks and simultaneously help keep isoVerse running. We rely on store purchases to keep the servers online and updated. Anything above our operating expenses is put back into the server to help it grow. We use monetary funds for server hosting, databases, backups, security, development, research, and very occasionally supporting projects that we use.
All payments made to isoVerse are secure at industry-standard levels. Our payment processor is PCI DSS Level 1 compliant and isoVerse never sees your payment information.

How can I get more information or speak to a staff member?

Browse this wiki to learn more about our server. You can also send a direct message to staff members via the website or Discord.

Mental Health & Wellbeing.

Please find our statement below from the staff team regarding mental health and the support that is available. 

We all love adventuring in Minecraft, building epic creations, and hanging out with fellow minecrafters. But just like any big project, sometimes we hit unexpected challenges. And guess what? That's okay! Just like any adventurer needs a good sword and shield, we all need to take care of our mental health to keep exploring and building at our best.

Here's the deal:

This server is your friendly neighbourhood diamond mine. We want isoVerse to be a safe and inclusive space where everyone feels welcome and respected. If you ever experience negativity or bullying, please don't mine for solutions alone! Report it to our staff – we're here to pickaxe away any negativity and keep things friendly. Just remember, this server is open to adventurers of all ages, so keep things positive and avoid sensitive topics in general chat.

Your well-being is golden. Taking care of yourself is super important, even if it means taking a break from epic builds or slaying creepers. Remember to prioritize real-life responsibilities, find healthy ways to cope with stress, and don't be afraid to step away and recharge. This server will always be here, but your mental health is your most valuable treasure.

There's a map to help you navigate. If you're feeling lost or need extra support, remember there are amazing resources available. You can reach out to mental health professionals, hotlines, or online communities dedicated to helping people just like you. We can't offer professional help ourselves, but we're happy to point you in the right direction.

Here are some helpful websites and hotlines, like potions for your mental health:

• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (US): https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ (US)
• Crisis Text Line (US): https://www.crisistextline.org/ (US)
• The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ youth): https://www.thetrevorproject.org/
• World Health Organization Mental Health Resources: https://www.who.int/mental_health/en/
• MentalHealth.gov (US): https://www.mentalhealth.gov/ (US)
• NHS Mental Health (UK): https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/mental-health-services/ (UK)

For immediate assistance, consider reaching out to mental health helplines in your country. Here are some helplines from major countries:

• United States: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)
• United Kingdom: Samaritans - 116 123
• Australia: Lifeline - 13 11 14
• Canada: Crisis Services Canada - 1-833-456-4566

Can't find a number or website for your country? Check here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

(Please note that anonymity will be disclosed upon reaching out to services)Remember, even the strongest fortresses started as a single block. By working together and taking care of ourselves, we can build a truly supportive and awesome community on isoVerse. So keep exploring, keep building, and most importantly, keep taking care of yourselves!

With support,

The isoVerse Adminstrative Team.