Land claims

Survival MMO never wipes, which means the ground you build on has to actually stay yours. Claims are how that works.

Making a claim

Craft a claim block and place it at the corner of the area you want. Right-click it to open the claim menu, then drag outward to size the plot before confirming. Your starting claim allowance is generous enough for a small base; it grows as you level, so you don’t need to claim everything on day one.

Claimed ground blocks other players from breaking blocks, opening containers, or placing anything inside it. It does not block movement — people can still walk through — and it does not stop world bosses, which ignore claims entirely.

Expanding and trusting

Right-click your claim block again to resize it, or to add another player to the trust list. Trusted players can build and open containers inside your claim as if it were their own; they cannot resize or delete the claim itself, and they cannot remove you from the trust list.

Losing a claim

Claims expire only through inactivity — roughly six weeks with no login from the owner. An expiring claim gets a warning in-game and by mail well before it actually drops, so an active player is never at real risk of losing ground unexpectedly. If a claim does expire, anything left inside it stays put; the ground just becomes claimable by someone else.