Hours count, but aren't everything
Playing over time supports rank progression. The eight-rank ladder starts at Wanderer and extends to Legacy, a major long-term goal that includes a 2,500-hour threshold.
SURVIVAL · LONG-TERM GOALS
Earn eight Survival ranks by meeting playtime and milestone requirements. Milestones and Minecraft advancements form the rank requirements from Wanderer to Legacy.
THREE KINDS OF PROGRESS
Use the in-game menus for authoritative current criteria. Rank requirements may change as the server develops.
Playing over time supports rank progression. The eight-rank ladder starts at Wanderer and extends to Legacy, a major long-term goal that includes a 2,500-hour threshold.
The optional /firststeps guide covers exploring, claiming, crafting and viewing the Server Market project. It is not a rank requirement.
/firststeps
Mining, placing blocks, distance travelled and survival challenges can contribute to later ranks. The in-game checklist makes it clear which objectives remain unfinished.
/milestones · /ranks
Progress includes familiar Minecraft challenges such as entering dimensions, obtaining rare equipment, fighting dangerous mobs and completing specialised advancements. Advanced ranks demand a much wider range of Survival experience.
Depositing your first diamond and completing a filled player trade are examples of server-specific goals. Normal Minecraft tasks and community systems both contribute to progression.
The website explains the progression philosophy and published ladder. Use /ranks, /milestones in-game to check exactly what you still need before promotion.
LONG-TERM MILESTONES
Players work upward through Wanderer, Settler, Resident, Established, Veteran, Elder, Ancient and Legacy. Later stages involve dangerous bosses, rare advancements and significant exploration, mining and building goals. Rankings cannot be purchased.
Completing a time threshold on its own doesn't guarantee a promotion: follow the displayed requirements for each rank.
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