RexKraft Wiki

New to RexKraft? Here's the quick rundown to get you going:

• Read the Server Rules — knowing them keeps you out of trouble.
• If you are in the lobby server, select the latest main server (currently white).
• Once you're in the main survival server, start by running /wild to teleport to the main playing world.
• Use /spawn to reach the hub, then head out and find a spot to settle.
• Set your home with /sethome so you can always get back with /home.
• Claim your land right away to protect your builds (see Claims).
• Start earning money and trading in the Economy.
• Vote daily for rewards and support the server.

RexKraft runs a player-driven economy with several ways to earn, spend, and trade. This page covers the basics — pick a sub-topic below for the full details.

• Earn money by selling items, running your own shops, completing jobs, and voting.
• Check your balance with /balance (or /bal) and pay others with /pay <player> <amount>.
• See the richest players with /baltop.
• Alongside cash, RexKraft uses Bits and Tokens as special currencies (see below).
• Play fair — abusing economy bugs or shop loopholes is against the rules.

The Admin Shop is the server-run store where you can sell a huge range of items at fixed prices. It's the backbone of the economy and the most reliable way to make money — especially when you're just starting out.

• Open it with /shop and browse the categories (blocks, ores, farming, mob drops, and more).
• Sell items by right-clicking each item in the Admin Shop menu.
• Sell a whole inventory of one resource quickly with /sellall.
• Prices are set by staff and stay stable, so it's a safe place to offload farmed goods without crashing the market.
• Because items are removed here, the Admin Shop acts as the server's main money sink — selling is how you earn cash.

Player-run shops let you buy and sell directly to other players. Find shop locations across the server or search for specific items.

• Browse all player shop warps with /playerwarps (or short: /pwarps) to find shops near you.
• Search for items other players are selling with /finditem TO_BUY DIAMOND to see who's buying or selling what.
• Buy and sell directly at any player shop by interacting with the chest and sign.
• Player shops operate on trust — report scams or rule-breaking behavior to staff.

Player Warps go hand-in-hand with player shops — set a public warp to your shop, base, or farm so other players can visit, and use them to quickly travel to theirs.

• Browse all player warps with /pwarps (or /playerwarps).
• Set your own warp so buyers can teleport straight to your shop, farm, or base.
• Every player gets 1 player warp by default, and creating a new pwarp costs $100k.
• Need more? Unlock additional player warp slots in /upgrades.
• The best way to advertise your shop and drive traffic to your builds.

Bits are a special premium currency, separate from regular money. You earn them by supporting and playing on the server, then spend them on exclusive rewards — including donor ranks you can't get any other way.

• Earn Bits by voting, using /advrewards, attending build events, and claiming your daily reward with /daily.
• Check how many Bits you have with /bits.
• Open the Bits Shop with /bitshop.
• Spend Bits on donor ranks, crate keys, boosters, and more.
• Bits are tradeable — send them to another player with /bits pay <player> <amount>.

Tokens are an in-game reward currency earned through active gameplay. The Tokens Shop offers items that are primarily available only via Bits (premium currency), but gives you a play-to-earn alternative using Tokens instead.

• Earn Tokens by killing mobs, completing jobs and quests, joining events, and grinding.
• Check your Tokens with /tokens.
• Open the Tokens Shop with /tokenshop.
• Spend Tokens on enchantment books, crate keys, spawners, boosters, and more.
• It's a great way to access premium-currency items without spending real money — just put in the playtime.

The Auction House (AH) is a global, player-to-player marketplace. List your items for sale and browse everything other players are offering — all in one place.

• Open it with /ah.
• Sell: hold the item you want to list and run /ah sell <price> — a menu then opens for you to choose the currency.
• Currency: listings can be priced in money or tokens — the seller decides which when creating the listing.
• Buy: click any listing to purchase it instantly, paying in whichever currency the seller chose.
• Reclaim unsold or expired items from the /ah expired menu.
• No tax on listings — keep 100% of what you earn.
• Scamming and misleading listings are against the rules.

Jobs pay you automatically for the actions you already do while playing. Join a job, then earn money every time you perform one of its actions — there are no tasks or objectives to complete.

• Browse the available jobs with /jobs browse.
• Each job rewards a different set of actions. For example, Miner pays you for mining blocks like stone, netherrack, and many others.
• The more of a job's actions you perform, the more money you earn — every block or action counts.
• You can hold more than one job at a time. To unlock extra job slots, buy the upgrade in /upgrades.

The Spawner Grinder turns your mob spawners into passive income — no alt accounts, dark rooms, or AFK grinders required. Drop a spawner into a virtual grinder and it generates drops for you automatically.

• Open the grinder with /sg and place your spawner inside.
• Your spawner runs virtually — it keeps generating drops without a physical grinding setup or an AFK alt loading the chunk.
• Sell the accumulated drops directly for money, or withdraw them straight to your inventory.
• A hands-off way to earn from spawners while you focus on everything else.

Every spawner mob ranked by earnings. $/min is the average passive income while running in the grinder, $/kill is the average payout per mob, and Drop Entries is how many different drops that mob can produce. Values are approximate and can change between seasons.

Trade items and money directly and safely with other players through a secure trade window — no need to risk dropping items on the ground.

• Start a trade with /trade <player>.
• Both players add their items and/or money to the trade window.
• Each side must confirm before the trade completes, so no one can swap items at the last second.
• The safest way to exchange gear, resources, or currency with someone.

Orders let you post a request to buy items at a price you set. Other players fill your order and get paid instantly — perfect for stocking up on resources without hunting down a seller.

• Open the orders menu with /orders.
• Create a new buy order with /order create <item> <amount> <price per item>.
• Other players sell into your order and receive your payment automatically.
• Check and manage your active orders anytime from the same menu.

RexKraft goes well beyond vanilla with custom skill and grinding systems. Level up as you play, unlock perks, and earn rewards for the activities you enjoy most. Pick a system below for the details.

• Each system tracks its own progress — the more you play, the more you unlock.
• The Pyro plugins add full Mining, Fishing, and Farming professions, each with their own levels, currencies, and rewards.
• mcMMO adds RPG-style skills on top of almost everything you do.
• Claim milestone rewards from Advancements and Collections as you progress.

mcMMO adds RPG-style skills to Minecraft. Every time you perform an action — mining, fighting, fishing, and more — you gain XP in the matching skill and level it up for passive bonuses and special abilities.

• View all your skill levels and XP with /mcstats.
• Check the leaderboards with /mctop, or a single skill with /mctop <skill>.
• Skills level up automatically as you play — for example, Mining from breaking ore, Swords from combat, and Herbalism from farming.
• Higher levels unlock passive perks (extra drops, more damage, and so on) plus active abilities you trigger by right-clicking with the matching tool.
• See what a skill does by typing its command, such as /swords or /axes.

Pyro Mining is a feature-packed mining system from the Pyro plugin suite. Mining ores levels up your Mining skill and unlocks a whole progression of perks, currency, and collectibles — completely separate from mcMMO.

• Open your Mining menu with /mine.
• Level up by mining ores — every ore you break (with or without Silk Touch) gives loot and XP. Ores placed by players don't count.
• Spend skill points in the mining skill tree to boost your perks as your level climbs.
• Earn Zeta (the plugin's own currency) and discover Gemstones, Artifacts, Fossils, and Vessels as you dig.

Pyro Fishing (PyroFishingPro) is a deep custom fishing system from the Pyro plugin suite. Catch custom fish to raise your Fishing Level and unlock its many features.

• Cast your rod into any water and reel in custom fish — check the fish codex to see what's catchable and where.
• Catching custom fish raises your Fishing Level; rarer fish (Bronze up to Mythical) give far more XP.
• Sell your catches with /fish shop and check your level with /fish stats.
• Higher levels unlock augments, the Fishing Totem, skills, tournaments, and more. Your Pyro Fishing level is entirely separate from mcMMO.

Pyro Farming is a custom farming system from the Pyro plugin suite, built around Growstations that let you grow and harvest special crops.

• Open the farm menu with /farm menu (type /farm for the full command list).
• Grow and harvest crops to earn Farming XP and level up your farming.
• Earn Elysium (the plugin's own currency) and sell produce at the /farm market and /farm shop.
• Explore extras like Bushes, Harvesting Hoes, custom food orders, and farming tournaments as you progress.

Completing in-game advancements earns you Bits — the premium currency you spend in the Bits Shop. It's a steady way to stock up on Bits just by playing the game.

• Open the rewards menu with /advrewards.
• Complete Minecraft advancements as you normally would.
• Claim Bits for each advancement you finish — Bits are the only reward here.
• Spend the Bits you earn in the Bits Shop.

Collections reward you for discovering the world. Every unique item you obtain, mob you kill, or biome you enter adds to your collection and pays out a money reward.

• Open your collections with /collections.
• Earn money for each new thing you register — a unique item, a mob kill, or a biome you step into.
• Every first-time discovery fills in another entry and grants its reward.
• A fun way to get paid just for exploring and playing the game naturally.

Activity Rewards pay you just for staying active. As you do everyday activities like mining, fishing, farming, and fighting, you rack up rewards in a range of currencies.

• Earn rewards simply by doing activities such as mining, fishing, farming, and more.
• Rewards include Tokens, Souls, Enchantment Shards, Spawner Shards, and Battlepass Exp.
• The more you play and grind, the more activity rewards you pile up.
• A great bonus layer on top of the XP and money you're already earning.

Anti-Grief tools keep your builds and belongings safe. Claim your land, lock your containers, and rest easy knowing everything is logged and reversible.

• Protect land from griefing and theft with Claims.
• Every block change is logged and reversible with CoreProtect.
• Lock your chests and doors with Block Locker.

Protect your builds and belongings by claiming land. Claimed land can't be griefed, stolen from, or built on by others without your permission.

• Claim land by using a golden shovel and clicking two opposite corners, or use /claim.
• Manage trust with /trust <player> and remove it with /untrust <player>.
• Check your available claim blocks with /claimblocks — earn more over playtime.
• Send claim blocks to another player with /claimblock <player> <amount> — the name is case-sensitive, so type it exactly.
• Build at least 500 blocks away from other players' claims unless they give permission.
• Resource worlds are the only place where gathering is fair game — never raid or grief the main worlds.

CoreProtect logs every block placed, broken, and interacted with on the server. If someone griefs or steals from you, staff can look up exactly who did it and roll it back — nothing is truly lost.

• Every block change and container access is recorded automatically.
• CoreProtect is mainly a staff tool, but a couple of inspection commands are given to regular players so you can track down grief yourself.
• Use /co near to see a log of recent changes made around you.
• Use /co i to toggle inspect mode — run it again to turn it off — then break or click a block to see who changed it and when.
• If you're griefed, open a support ticket so staff can investigate and roll back the damage.
• Because everything is logged, grief and theft are almost always recoverable.
• It still pays to claim your land and lock your containers to prevent trouble in the first place.

Block Locker lets you lock up your chests, doors, and other containers so only you — and players you trust — can open them. Perfect for protecting your valuables even outside your claim.

• Containers aren't locked automatically — you protect one by adding a private sign to it yourself.
• Manage access with a private sign on the container, adding trusted players by name.
• Locks work on chests, doors, trapdoors, barrels, furnaces, and more.
• Pairs perfectly with Claims for full protection of your base.

Two ways to trade in-game — the built-in server shop and player-run chest shops.

• Open the server shop with /shop to buy and sell common items at set prices.
• Set up your own chest shop to sell to other players — place a sign on a chest to create it.
• Don't buy from other shops just to restock or exploit price changes — this is against the rules.
• Gambling shops/machines must display correct odds and never be used to scam players.

Team up and take on custom dungeons for a real challenge and powerful loot.

• Head to the dungeon warp from spawn (e.g. /warp dungeons) to find available runs.
• Fight through waves of custom mobs and bosses to earn rare rewards.
• Bring friends — dungeons are easier (and more fun) with a party.
• Gear up first: bring good armor, weapons, and plenty of food before you enter.

The Server Store is our official web store, and it's the only place to buy Bits — the premium currency you then spend in-game on donor ranks, kits, keys, and more.

• Visit the store at store.rexkraft.com.
• The store only sells Bits — you buy Bits with real money, nothing else is sold directly.
• Bits are applied automatically to your in-game account — make sure to enter your exact username at checkout.
• Spend your Bits in-game with /bitshop to get donor ranks, kits, crate keys, boosters, and more (see the Bits Shop).
• See our Refund Policy for details on purchases.

Quests are structured objectives that reward you with experience, currency, and exclusive items as you progress. Pick a sub-topic below to learn more.

• Battlpass — earn rewards by completing seasonal challenges and leveling up your pass.
• Deliveries — accept delivery contracts from NPCs around the server for steady payouts.
• Scrolls — take on random quest scrolls for treasure-hunt style objectives and rewards.

The Battlpass is a seasonal progression system that rewards you for completing challenges. Each season lasts 1 month and introduces new tasks — as you earn XP through quests and general activities, your pass levels up to unlock exclusive rewards.

• Open the Battlpass with /battlpass or from the quest menu at spawn.
• Free track: earn standard rewards by completing challenges — no purchase required.
• Premium track: receive double rewards on all progress compared to the free tier — same challenges, twice the payout.
• Buy the Premium pass from the Bits Shop (/bitshop). It only covers the current month's season — since each season lasts 1 month, you'll need a new pass every month.
• Challenges refresh each week — check back regularly to keep your progress on track.

Delivery quests are contract-based tasks you accept through the delivery menu. Each delivery gives you random items to collect and deliver for rewards.

• Open the delivery menu with /delivery.
• Choose from three types: Hourly, Daily, or Weekly deliveries.
• Each type gives you random items to collect and deliver for rewards.
• Rewards include Tokens, Souls, and Battlepass Exp depending on the delivery tier.

Clue scrolls are random quest scrolls — treasure-hunt style quests that drop from various activities. Solve the clues step-by-step to earn rewards.

• Receive clue scrolls randomly while mining, fishing, digging, farming, killing mobs, or woodcutting.
• Scrolls come in different rarities: Easy (3-5 clues), Hard (6-10 clues), and Extreme (11-15 clues).
• One clue is shown at a time — complete it to reveal the next step.
• Easier scrolls drop more frequently but give smaller rewards; extreme scrolls are rare but highly rewarding.

Progression is all about making your character stronger and unlocking more as you play. Enchant your gear with custom powers, climb the ranks, and buy account upgrades.

• Add powerful Custom Enchants to your gear, far beyond vanilla enchanting.
• Use Enchantment Shards to power up your custom enchantments.
• Climb the Ranks ladder to unlock perks and prestige.
• Buy account Upgrades to expand what you can do.

RexKraft adds many custom enchantments — special powers you can put on weapons, armor, tools, and bows, well beyond the vanilla enchantment table.

• Get custom enchants from the Enchanter with /enchanter or the Token Shop with /tshop.
• Buy random enchant books in Common, Rare, or Legendary rarity — each gives you a random custom enchant of that tier.
• Apply a book by dragging it onto the matching gear; each book has a success chance.
• Use Magic Dust to increase the success chance of a random book.
• Use a Black Scroll to remove a random custom enchant from a tool.
• Some enchants (like Trench, Timber, and others) use Souls as a currency while active to keep them balanced — earn Souls by doing any activity on the server.

Enchantment Shards are a special material used to power up your custom enchantments. Collect shards and spend them to enhance your gear.

• Earn Enchantment Shards through various activities like mining, fishing, digging, and more.
• Store your shards in /shards storage.
• Upgrade the custom enchantments on your tools with /shards upgrade.
• The upgrade cost increases by a factor of 5 for each level.

Ranks are a progression ladder you climb to unlock perks and show off your status. Rank up as you meet the requirements for each tier.

• View the rank ladder and your progress with /ranks.
• Rank up with /rankup once you meet the next tier's requirements.
• Ranks reward you with things like spawner charges, Bits, Player Vaults, storage space, crate keys, and more.
• After reaching level 100 you can Prestige, cycling through letters A–Z: A1, A2 … A100, then B1 … B100, all the way up to Z100.
• These gameplay Ranks are separate from donor ranks bought with Bits.

Upgrades let you unlock and level up perks to expand what you can do — from extra job slots to bigger storage and more.

• Open the upgrades menu with /upgrades.
• Unlock and upgrade perks like extra job slots, more player warps, and other account boosts.
• Upgrades last for the whole server season, which usually runs around 1 year.
• Check back as new upgrades are added over time.

Storage tools give you more room for your loot and keep it organized — extra personal vaults, quick-access storage, and collectors that gather drops for you automatically.

• Stash items in personal Player Vaults with /pv.
• Open your quick-access Storage with /storage.
• Let Chunk Collectors gather item drops in a chunk for you automatically.

Player Vaults are like a personal ender chest, but much bigger — private virtual storage you can open from anywhere, spread across multiple pages.

• Open a vault page with /pv <number> (for example /pv 1, /pv 2).
• Each vault is private storage only you can access, with many pages available.
• Great for tools, gear, and any items with custom names or NBT data that can't go in Storage.
• You get 1 vault by default once you reach the Sailor rank; unlock the rest through progression (ranks and /upgrades).
• Extra vaults can also be purchased from the Bits Shop (/bitshop).

Storage is your bulk stash for vanilla items, opened from anywhere with a single command. It only holds plain items — no custom names or NBT data — making it perfect for mining loot and building materials.

• Open your storage with /storage.
• Holds vanilla items and blocks only — items with custom names or NBT data go in Player Vaults instead.
• Great for bulk mining drops, building materials, and other stackable resources.
• Sell straight from storage with /storage sell, tidy it with /storage filter, and pull items out with /storage withdraw.
• Share access with friends to pool your resources.
• Everyone starts with 10,000 storage space, with more unlocked through progression.

A Chunk Collector instantly picks up item drops within its chunk and stores them for you — nothing despawns, and drops won't be lost to cactus, lava, or other hazards.

• Place a collector in a chunk and it gathers item drops in that area automatically.
• The best tool for farms — items are collected the instant they drop, so you never lose them to cactus, lava, and the like.
• Collected items are held in the collector's storage for you to grab or sell.
• Buy a Chunk Collector from the Token Shop with /tshop.
• Upgrade the collector's storage capacity using in-game money.

Cosmetics are all about showing off your style — none of them affect gameplay balance, they just make you stand out. Pick a name tag, skin your gear, disguise as a mob, and more.

• Wear flashy chat Tags next to your name.
• Give your tools and gear custom Skins.
• Turn into a mob or player with Disguises.
• Grab thousands of decorative Heads.
• Draw custom pixel art on maps with ArtMap.
• Set custom Join/Leave Messages.

Tags are little badges that show next to your name in chat. Collect them and switch between whichever one fits your mood.

• Open the tags menu with /tags.
• Unlock tags from crates, ranks, events, and rewards.
• Buy the ability to create your own tags from the Bits Shop (/bitshop).
• Make a custom tag with /tags create <text>.
• Select any unlocked tag to display it beside your name.
• Tags are permanent — any you've unlocked carry over every season (a perk in place since the Pink Server).
• Purely cosmetic — a fun way to personalize how you appear in chat.

Skins are cosmetic overlays for your tools and gear — not your player character. Give your weapons, tools, and armor a unique custom look without changing how they perform.

• Skins are purely cosmetic and apply to tools and gear — they don't affect stats or gameplay.
• Unlock new skins from the monthly crate.
• If you owned a skin in a past season, you can re-purchase it from the Bits Shop under Kits.
• Boost our Discord server to get exclusive Nitro skins.

Disguises let you appear as almost any mob or another player to everyone around you. Great for roleplay, hide-and-seek, or just messing with friends.

• Disguise yourself with /disguise (or /d) and pick a mob or player type.
• Remove your disguise anytime with /undisguise.
• Purely visual — it changes how you look, not what you can do.
• Access to disguises may depend on your rank or perks.

The Head Database gives you access to thousands of decorative heads — perfect for detailing builds, making custom furniture, or just decorating your base.

• Open the head database with /hdb.
• Browse and search thousands of categorized heads.
• Grab heads for decoration, builds, and custom furniture.
• A must-have tool for detailed builders.

ArtMap lets you paint your own custom pixel art directly onto in-game maps — hang your creations on walls to decorate builds, shops, and bases.

• Right-click the ground with an Easel to place it, mount a Canvas on it, then right-click to sit and start painting.
• Paint by clicking the canvas with different dyes — right-click and drag to draw lines and curves, or use a Paint Bucket to fill an area.
• Press Shift to dismount, and save your work with /artmap save <title>.
• Make copies by combining a finished artwork with empty map(s) in a crafting table — you can only copy your own art.
• Keep it appropriate — offensive art breaks the rules.

• /artmap — open the help menu; use "View Artworks" to browse other players' work.
• /artmap save <title> — save your artwork (title 3–16 characters: letters, numbers, or underscores).
• /artmap search <word> — search for an artist or artwork by keyword.
• /artmap preview <title> — preview an artwork.
• /artmap delete <title> — delete your artwork (removes all copies).

Make an entrance! Custom join and leave messages let you set the text that everyone sees in chat when you log in or out.

• Set a custom message that broadcasts when you join or leave the server.
• Unlock join/leave messages from crates.
• Any messages you unlocked in past seasons carry over — they transfer to you every new season.
• Purely cosmetic — a fun way to greet the server in your own style.
• Keep your messages within the rules.

Events are special activities that happen on the server — some scheduled, some triggered — where the whole community can jump in for prizes and fun.

• Compete in the RKT in-game tournament.
• Grab free loot when a Drop Party rains items from the sky.
• Smash the Pinata for shared rewards.
• Unite with the server to slay the weekend Dragon Boss.
• Show off your builds in the monthly Build Events.

RKT is an in-game tournament event where you compete against other players — either head-to-head or by racking up points, depending on the event type.

• Different activities award different amounts of points during the event.
• When it ends, the player with the most points takes 1st place — and the top 45 positions all earn rewards.
• Runs every Saturday and Wednesday.
• Check the current or upcoming tournament with /rkt.
• You join automatically when an RKT starts — opt out any time from the menu.

At a Drop Party, tons of items rain down for everyone to grab — first come, first served! It's a scheduled weekly event, stocked mostly by player donations.

• Head to the drop party area when one starts.
• Grab as many falling items as you can before they're gone.
• Items are mostly donated by players, with admins adding some too — you can contribute a drop party package from the Bits Shop (/bitshop).
• Happens every Saturday at 16:30 server time — check the countdown with /dptime.

A Pinata spawns for the whole server to whack together. Deal damage to it and everyone who joins in shares the loot when it bursts.

• A new pinata spawns every 100 votes from the community.
• Head to it at /warp pinata and start hitting.
• The more you contribute, the better your share of the rewards.
• Rewards include Tokens, Souls, money, spawner shards, and more.

Every Saturday and Sunday at 16:40 server time, a custom boss dragon spawns at /warp dragon. The whole server unites to take it down — everyone who helps share in the rewards.

• Runs every weekend (Sat & Sun) at 16:40 server time.
• Use /warp dragon to head straight to the boss arena.
• It's a community fight — team up with everyone online to bring the dragon down.
• Deal damage and join in to earn a share of the rewards.
• Watch in-game chat and Discord for the fight kicking off.

Build Events are monthly building competitions where you show off your creativity and win rewards.

• Rent a protected plot inside the build zone so your work stays safe.
• Build something unique that fits the month's theme.
• Head to the active zone with /warp buildevents.
• Winners are announced at the start of each month (around the 1st–5th).

Small but powerful convenience features that make everyday play smoother — from getting around and building faster to moving mobs and knowing your chunk limits.

• Zip up and down with block Elevators.
• Place blocks in bulk using Fastplace.
• Package and relocate mobs with Mob Catchers.
• Turn any image URL into an in-game map with Image Maps.
• Keep your base lag-free by knowing your Chunk Limits.

Elevators let you travel up and down instantly using stacked metal blocks — no ladders or stairs needed.

• Stack iron, gold, or diamond blocks vertically to form an elevator.
• Stand on a block and jump to teleport up, or sneak to drop down.
• Blocks up to 328 blocks apart are linked together.
• Use /elevators to learn all the block types and rules.

Fastplace is a builder tool that lets you lay down loads of blocks in a single click — perfect for big bases, farms, and structures.

• Build rows, columns, or full matrices of blocks instantly.
• Toggle it on and off with /fastplace (or /fp).
• Boost your placement radius in /upgrades.

Mob Catchers are throwable items that let you package a mob and move it somewhere else.

• Craft single-use or reusable catchers in the /customitems menu.
• Throw one at a mob to pack it into a spawn egg in your inventory.
• Captured mobs keep their exact name, attributes, and health.
• A single-use catcher costs 8× Condensed String; a reusable one costs 1024×.

Image Maps let you turn any public image link into a custom in-game map block.

• Import an image straight from a URL as a multi-frame map.
• Use /imagemap <url> <x> <y> to set the width and height in map frames.
• Make sure any image you import follows all server guidelines.

To keep the server running smoothly, each chunk has caps on how many dense blocks and entities it can hold.

• Run /limits to see the exact counts in the chunk you're standing in.
• Per-chunk caps: 20 hostile mobs, 20 passive mobs, 20 villagers, 250 hoppers, 60 item frames, and 1 alt.
• Staying within these keeps your base lag-free for everyone.