MunchyMC Survival - Season VI
Season VI rebuilds several of Survival’s core systems, led by a major economy overhaul, rebuilt claims, golden bosses, Ruby Shop, cosmetic bundles, animated crates, improved travel, profiles, and trophy storage.
Table of Contents
• New Features
• Changes
New Features
Economy Rework
The Survival economy has moved away from the old gold ingot loop. Previously, players mined gold ore, smelted it into gold ingots, and deposited those ingots into their balance. Season VI keeps the iconic economy name Gold, but Gold is now a server balance rather than physical gold ingots.
The only regular way to earn Gold outside of rewards is now by selling materials and items to merchants. Deposits and withdrawals are no longer part of the economy flow. This makes resource gathering much more important to the day-to-day economy.
- Gold is now earned primarily by selling materials to merchants.
- Gold balances now hold decimal values.
- Gold ingot depositing and balance withdrawals have been removed.
- You can now sell items to NPC shops (merchants), not just buy from them.
- Some merchant prices can change with market activity, falling after trades and recovering over time.
Merchants
Merchants are the new centre of the Survival economy. Merchants buy gathered resources from players for Gold, while fixed-price merchants still sell useful items, workstations, shelves, etc.
- Added
/merchantsfor ++ Rank players. This opens a quick access menu for merchant shops without having to teleport to each individually. - See more detailed information about Merchants and how they work below.
How Merchant Markets Work
Each sellable item to Merchant’s have a base payout, a current market value, and a recovery rate. When lots of players sell the same item, that item’s market value drops. When the item is left alone, the value slowly rises again.
- New markets start at normal value, which is 100% of the listed base payout.
- Quiet markets can recover up to 200% of their base payout.
- No sale can pay less than 0.01 Gold.
- Selling multiple listed stacks at once lowers the market by that many listed stacks.
- Player activity is sampled over the last hour. Markets recover at normal speed up to 15 average online players, then scale upward to as much as 1.5x recovery speed around 35 average online players.
Market Speed Types
- Standard market - falls by 0.12% of base value per listed stack sold, then recovers by 3.00% per hour, up to 4.50% per hour when the server is busy.
- Fast-drop material market - falls by 1.00% of base value per listed stack sold, then recovers by 3.00% per hour, up to 4.50% per hour when the server is busy.
- Moderate rare market - falls by 0.25% of base value per listed stack sold, then recovers by 1.00% per hour, up to 1.50% per hour when the server is busy.
- High-impact rare market - falls by 0.75% of base value per listed stack sold, then recovers by 1.00% per hour, up to 1.50% per hour when the server is busy.
- Slow rare market - falls by 1.00% of base value per listed stack sold, then recovers by 0.20% per hour, up to 0.30% per hour when the server is busy.
Material Market Merchants
The following merchants buy resources from players. The amount before each item is the listed stack size for one market sale, and the Gold amount is the base payout before market movement.
- Stump, Lumber Merchant - buys 24x Oak Log, 24x Spruce Log, 24x Birch Log, 24x Jungle Log, 24x Acacia Log, 24x Dark Oak Log, 24x Mangrove Log, 24x Cherry Log, 24x Pale Oak Log, 24x Crimson Stem, and 24x Warped Stem for 1.00 base Gold each. All use the Standard market.
- Mable, Farming Merchant - Standard market: 32x Wheat, 32x Carrot, 32x Potato, 32x Beetroot, 32x Nether Wart, 32x Melon, 32x Pumpkin, 48x Cactus, 24x Sweet Berries, 24x Glow Berries, 64x Sugar Cane, 128x Bamboo, 8x Apple, 32x Honeycomb, 16x Egg, 16x Blue Egg, and 16x Brown Egg for 1.00 base Gold each. Fast-drop material market: 8x Poisonous Potato, 16x Leather, 16x Feather, 24x Rabbit Hide, and 12x Rabbit Foot for 1.00 base Gold each.
- Raze, Combat Merchant - buys 64x Rotten Flesh for 2.00 base Gold, 64x Bone for 2.00, 64x String for 2.00, 32x Spider Eye for 2.00, 64x Gunpowder for 4.00, 64x Slime Ball for 3.00, 64x Prismarine Shard for 3.00, 64x Prismarine Crystals for 3.00, 16x Ender Pearl for 1.00, 64x Blaze Powder for 2.00, 32x Phantom Membrane for 3.00, and 12x Ghast Tear for 2.00. All use the Standard market.
- Drift, Fishing Merchant - Standard market: 64x Cod for 2.00 base Gold, 64x Salmon for 2.00, 32x Tropical Fish for 2.00, 16x Pufferfish for 2.00, 32x Ink Sac for 2.00, and 32x Lily Pad for 1.00. Fast-drop material market: 8x Nautilus Shell for 1.00 base Gold.
- Brakk, Mineral Merchant - Standard market: 8x Raw Gold for 5.00 base Gold and 8x Gold Ingot for 8.00. Moderate rare market: 8x Diamond for 1.00 base Gold. High-impact rare market: 1x Ancient Debris for 8.00 base Gold. Slow rare market: 1x Netherite Scrap for 12.00 base Gold and 1x Netherite Ingot for 56.00 base Gold.
Greenhouses
We have implemented a new claim type called the Greenhouse. It isn’t a traditional claim where it would be used to protect an area. It is an area you choose inside your claim to place a blueprint.
Blueprint’s require a flat surface of natural blocks and must be within the bounds of a main claim in order to be placed. Once placed, you will be able to visualize how your blueprint will look once built and blocks in the way of the blueprint will be highlighted red to let you know to break them. Once your blueprint has been confirmed and has enough space, it will gradually build over the span of a few minutes.
Once built, you will be met by Ivy, the Greenhouse Keeper NPC. She will introduce you to how the greenhouse works by guiding you through each section.
You can buy the Greenhouse Blueprint from the new Builder NPC Shop for Gold but also requires you to have the Farmer Skill class unlocked.
What is the Greenhouse?
Greenhouses are a way to farm new crops such as Tomatoes, Lettuce, Chili Peppers, Strawberries, Lavender and Blueberries. But, it isn’t as simple as tilling farmland and placing the seeds. Your crop requires multiple steps first before being grown by using your workstations.
Workstations
Composter Workstation: Each Greenhouse has two composters. You can fill these composters with plant matter gained from harvesting crops. Each type of plant matter will provide different amounts of richness and nutrients. Richness determines what type of compost you will be given and nutrients determines how quickly your composter will fill. Once you fill your composter to the top, the composting process will begin and you will soon be able to claim one of three types of compost.
Basic Compost: This is the lowest tier of compost and provides no extra attributes to your crops. It has a fertility level of 3, meaning only three crops can be grown on it before it dries out again.
Rich Compost: The mid tier compost. It provides +10 bonus produce and +10 bonus plant matter when you harvest crops grown on it. It has a fertility level of 6.
Pristine Compost: The highest tier of compost. It provides +20 bonus produce and +20 bonus plant matter when you harvest crops grown on it. It has a fertility level of 12.
Water Cauldron Workstation: Each compost requires water first before being able to plant a crop on it. Your water cauldron can hold three levels of water. You add water by simply clicking with water buckets.
You then obtain a watering can and you can then fill the watering can with water. Once you have filled your watering can, you may then go over to your newly placed compost and hydrate it.
Water inside your Water Cauldron can be enhanced using refined materials. You find these refined materials from an upgrade in your refinery. More on that below.
Refined Materials
- Refined Bone Meal: Crops grow 20% faster
- Refined Glowstone: +30 plant matter
- Refined Honeycomb: +30 crop produce
Refinery Workstation
Once your crop has grown, you will be able to accumulate vast amounts of produce. You will then be able to sell this produce at the Farming Merchant for a high price OR.. you could refine them into something a bit more special.
Your Refinery will allow you to enter a set amount of produce and some coal as fuel and will refine your produce into Special Produce. Special Produce can be sold at the Farming Merchant for high prices.
Your refinery has five upgrade types:
- Produce Capacity: Increases how much produce can be stored in the refinery. (max lvl 5)
- Fuel Capacity: Increases how much coal fuel can be stored in the refinery. (max lvl 5)
- Time Saver: Reduces the time needed to refine special produce. (max lvl 5)
- Bonus Fuel: Adds a chance to recover coal when special produce is refined. (max lvl 5)
- Water Ingredients: Adds a chance to receive refined materials used in the water cauldron when you refine special produce. (max lvl 5)
Ivy, the Greenhouse Keeper NPC
Your greenhouse has a level that unlocks more crop types & greenhouse shop items when you level up. You gain 1 Greenhouse XP for each crop you harvest. You can view your level by clicking Ivy.
Greenhouse Shop
The greenhouse shop offers various amounts of items that will help you maximize the efficiency of your greenhouse. These include farming hoes, upgraded watering cans, special armor, and a lot more. You can also buy seeds from this shop in order to generate more income.
Greenhouse Properties
You are able to change your greenhouse name from the Ivy NPC. You can also change your greenhouse skin to give it a new look. These skins are fully cosmetic and can only be obtained from Cosmetic Bundles obtained through the Ruby Shop.
You will also be able to delete your greenhouse, though this will delete all progress you make and the building will be destroyed. Be careful!
Golden Bosses
Golden bosses are new high-value Travelling Merchant fights. These bosses are tougher variants of familiar merchant bosses, with new & stronger special abilities and better rewards based on participation and damage placement.
- Added Golden Malgor, Golden Ephidran, and Golden Fenwrath.
- Golden Malgor can use Soul Chain, Blazing Shower, and Soul Fog.
- Golden Ephidran can use Clone Split, Null Pit, Hidden Void, and Void Beam.
- Golden Fenwrath can use Pack Howl, Ravage Leap, and Bleeding Bite.
- Top damage dealers can earn Golden Merchant’s Vault Keys and Golden Merchant’s Vault Key Shards.
- All qualifying participants can receive Skill XP for helping defeat a golden boss.
Boss Tweaks
- Travelling Merchant bosses now spawn every 4 hours instead of 2 hours.
- The Quick Boss Spawns weekend buff now spawns the boss every 2 hours instead of 1 hour.
- Reduced the amount of Skill XP traditional bosses award when killed.
- Fenwrath has +10% health.
- Fenwrath minions now deal +10% more damage.
- Fenwrath now spawns with a rider who will shoot tridents at you.
- Fenwrath deals +1 damage for every player it kills.
- Malgor can now walk on lava, leaving behind an obsidian platform.
- Ephidran deals -15% damage.
- Ephidran now has the ability spawn hidden pits disguised as end stone.
- Ephidran now has the ability to spawn lingering potions of damage.
- Bosses now drop Boss Fragments for players who place 1-3 in damage.
- Bosses now have a small chance to drop their hearts to the top damager.
Thank you to @danior and @Moumik for their help in planning this! 
Golden Merchant’s Vault
The Golden Merchant’s Vault is a new higher-tier vault found with Travelling Merchant huts. It uses Golden Merchant’s Vault Keys, which can be obtained by slaying golden bosses or crafted from Golden Merchant’s Vault Key Shards.
- Added Golden Merchant’s Vault Keys.
- Added Golden Merchant’s Vault Key Shards.
- Eight Golden Merchant’s Vault Key Shards can be crafted into a Golden Merchant’s Vault Key.
- The Golden Merchant Vault has a new item called the Dusk Hut Blueprint. Just like the greenhouse blueprints, you can place this in your claim for a Dusk Hut to be built. This hut will spawn a Dusk NPC when dusk is active, meaning you can sell items directly from your base instead of having to find the hut.
Boss Master Skill Class
A new Mythic skill class, Boss Master, has been added for boss-focused progression.
- Added Boss Master as a Mythic skill class.
- Boss Master requires Beastmaster and Industrialist to unlock.
- Boss master costs 4 skill points to unlock.
- Added Gilded Ascension ability: Obtain the ability to craft Golden Boss Summoners using Boss Hearts and Boss Fragments.
- Added Dusk’s Dealings ability: Unlocks 1-3 extra Dusk sell offers from an exclusive item pool.
- Added Apex Executioner ability: Deal +15% more damage to bosses. (Includes vanilla bosses)
- Added Heartseeker’s Instinct ability: Gain an extra +2% chance for bosses to drop their hearts when killed.
Ruby Shop
The Ruby Shop is a new in-game shop menu for special purchases and recurring offers. It includes ranks, crates, cosmetic bundles, flight tokens, claim upgrades, promotions, purchase history, and gift-friend bonuses.
The Ruby shop is a replacement for our online store which makes accessing it easier. Buying items from the Ruby Shop required Rubies. Rubies can be bought from our online store at shop.munchymc.com or you can earn them in game by doing various tasks around the server. A full guide on this can be found in-game using /rubyguide
- Added Ruby balances and Ruby Shop transaction history.
- Added Ruby Shop tabs for ranks, crates, cosmetic bundles, flight tokens, misc items, and special offers.
- Added gift-friend bonuses for Ruby Shop purchases. - Gift a friend 5% of the Rubies you spend at the shop.
- Added Ruby Shop promotions such as discounts, first-time buyer offers, next-purchase discounts, and recurring free claims.
- The Ruby Shop can be accessed by clicking the Fern NPC or by using your main menu tool.
Lunar Crate
The Lunar Crate is a new recurring free reward in the Ruby Shop. Each player can claim one Lunar Crate for free every month from the Ruby Shop.
- Added the Lunar Crate.
- Added the free monthly Lunar Crate claim in the Ruby Shop.
- Lunar Crates can contain claim blocks, Gold, Merchant’s Vault rewards, Bazaar items, boss summoners, and other neat rewards. A full list can be found using
/cratesguidein-game
Cosmetic Bundles
Cosmetic Bundles are themed Ruby Shop packages that bring together cosmetics such as tool skins, pets, particles, hats, accessories, badges, blueprint skins, and charms. Each bundle cosmetic can be previewed before purchase in the Ruby Shop.
- Added the Mythical Bundle.
- Added the Cupid’s Touch Bundle.
- Added the Rasin’ Hell Bundle.
- Cosmetic Bundles are only available from the Ruby Shop.
- Cosmetic Bundles can be previewed from the Ruby Shop before purchase.
- Cosmetic Bundles will rotate in and out of the Ruby Shop over time.
- All purchased cosmetics will remain on your account across different seasons.
Redesigned Claiming System
Season VI has come with a completely new design for the claiming system, including fresh menus, better visualization when claiming land and resizing claims, new role and flags system and more.
- Claims have been rebuilt with main claims, subclaims, members, bans, greetings, names, and role-based flags.
- Claim owners can manage visitor, member, assistant, owner, and locked access rules from new claim menus.
- Claims can be created with selected points or with radius commands.
- Claims can be resized with preview controls before confirming changes.
- Claims now have flags that can be set based on each role. Here is a list of each:
- Fill Buckets (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to use buckets to collect liquids in the claim.
- PvP (Default Role: No One): Controls whether players can fight each other inside the claim.
- Damage Hostile Mobs (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to damage hostile mobs inside the claim.
- Damage Animals (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to damage animals inside the claim.
- Break Blocks (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to break blocks inside the claim.
- Place Blocks (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to place blocks inside the claim.
- Harvest Crops (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to harvest crops inside the claim.
- Trample Blocks (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to trample blocks such as farmland inside the claim.
- Open Containers (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to open containers such as chests inside the claim.
- Lock / Unlock Containers (Default Role: Owner+): Allows players to lock or unlock containers inside the claim.
- Use Doors, Trapdoors & Buttons (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to use doors, trapdoors, buttons, and similar interactable blocks inside the claim.
- Use Ender Pearls & Chorus Fruit (Default Role: Visitor+): Allows players to use ender pearls and chorus fruit inside the claim.
- Claim Access (Default Role: Visitor+): Controls who can enter the claim.
- Trade Villagers (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to trade with villagers inside the claim.
- Feed Animals (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to feed animals inside the claim.
- Drop Items (Default Role: Visitor+): Allows players to drop items inside the claim.
- Pickup Items (Default Role: Visitor+): Allows players to pick up items inside the claim.
- Mob Spawning (Default Role: Visitor+): Controls whether mobs can spawn inside the claim.
- Ride Mobs (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to ride mobs or entities inside the claim.
- Sleep (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to sleep in beds inside the claim.
- Use Splash Potions (Default Role: Member+): Allows players to use splash potions inside the claim.
Redesigned Mall Shop
Mall Shops have received some new updates. To help prevent lag in the Mall with all the entities rendering at once, we have decided to make the physical shops generate far away from the actual mall and each of them being separated by hundreds of blocks. Shop owners will still be able to create a little store front design in the real mall to help advertise their shop.
- Mall shops now use generated interiors connected to their storefronts.
- Players can search, sort, visit, and pin favorite shops from the newly designed Mall Shops menu by talking to the Lily NPC.
- Shop owners can now assign assistant profit shares.
- Shop owners can now assign up to three assistants depending on their Survival rank.
Fast Travel and Wild
- Added a new portal to spawn that teleports you to a random location in the world
- Added
/fasttravel, with/traveland/warpaliases. - Fast Travel includes destinations such as Spawn, Mall, Merchant’s, Portal Room, Dilbert & Douglas, Salvage Station, Hidden Bazaar, and Warp Totems.
- Wild teleporting now uses cached safe locations which allows you to randomly teleport much quicker.
Profiles and Trophy Cabinets
Profiles are a quick way to view another player’s visible status, equipment, effects, perks, and related actions. Trophy Cabinets are dedicated storage for trophies, keeping display-worthy items separate from ordinary storage.
- Added player profiles with equipment, potion effects, active perks, and quick actions.
- Added profile privacy settings.
- Added Trophy Cabinets for storing trophy items. Trophies will stay in this menu between new seasons.
- Trophy Cabinets can be opened with
/trophycabinetor/trophies.
Crates
Crates are now physical reward items that can be placed and opened with an animation. Instead of only being a menu reward, each crate reveals its prize in the world before granting it to the player.
- Crates are now placeable items with opening animations and reward reveals.
- Normal Crate is now known as the Common Crate
- Mini Crate is now known as the Scrap Crate
- Added Lunar Crate
- Seasonal crates no longer contain any cosmetics. They are made up of custom enchantments and Gadgets. This may be subject to change.
Guides
A bunch of new Guides have been added to help new & existing players better understand the features of Survival.
- Guides now open in in-game dialogs through
/guides,/wiki, and/help. - A new Guide NPC, Arthur has replaced the Info NPC’s we used to have placed around spawn.
- A list of new guides:
- Crates Guide: Explains how crates work and list all rewards & their chances of obtaining them.
- Ruby Guide: Explains how the Ruby shop works and lists ways on how to obtain Rubies.
- Merchant’s Guide: Explains how each Merchant works alongside the dynamic pricing market.
- Mall Guide: Explains how the mall, mall shops, and shelves work.
- Warp Totem Guide: Explains how to use and set up warp totems.
- Lottery Guide: Explains how the lotteries work and how to participate in them.
- Claim Guide: Explains how claiming works and how to create them.
- Auction Guide: Explains how the auction works and how to auction an item.
- Container Locking Guide: Explains how to lock blocks to protect them from other players.
- Dimensions Guide: Explains the purpose of the various Survival worlds.
A MASSIVE thank you to @Avilani for making these guides
Transactions
All transactions you make for different economies can now be checked using /transactions [economy type].
- You can check your transactions for various economy types including Gold, Tokens, Rubies and Gems.
- All transactions you make are now tracked on the server. This includes buying items from NPC’s, trading players, paying mall shop rent, etc.
- You can also track payments you receive from rewards, player payments, auction sales, etc.
- You can now calculate your earnings and spendings for all transactions you make on the server using
/calculatearnings [type]and/calculatespendings [type]
Notification System
A lot of things happen when you’re offline such as being paid gold, someone buying an item from one of your shelves, or you may even win the lottery, so we have added a new “Notification Centre” that will log all of these messages for you to read when logging back in.
- You will receive a message when logging in letting you know if you have any unread notifications.
- Your notifications can be accessed using
/notifications. - Different types of notifications can be disabled or only sent when you’re online using
/notificationsettings. - Notifications will be sent for:
- Shelf transactions
- Shelves running out of stock
- Sign shop transactions
- Totem uses
- Players payments
- Lottery wins
- Marriage gifts
- Ruby “Gift a Friend Bonus” bonuses
- Trophies Awarded
Changes
Gameplay
++flight now drains hunger exhaustion a lot slower than normal.++flight is no longer disabled when you take damage.+players now earn 20 claim blocks every 5 minutes, increased from 15.++players now earn 30 claim blocks every 5 minutes, increased from 25.- Players now drop 50% of their stackable items from their inventory upon death. These items will not despawn and will only be collectable for the dropper.
Eliteplayers keep all items on death.+rank now have 20 max homes.++now have 30 max homes.Eliteand+players can sell all items from their inventory to merchants.++now have /merchants.+now have /dimensions.+now have /tp top.+now have /profile [name].++now gain 2 mall shop assistant slots.
Blocks, Items and Entities
- Added Golden Malgor, Golden Ephidran, and Golden Fenwrath as golden travelling bosses.
- Added Golden Merchant’s Vault Keys and Golden Merchant’s Vault Key Shards.
- Added new Summer enchantments including Adrenaline, Cultivator, Golden Hour, Peelback.
- Added a new Summer gadgets including Concrete Mixer.
- Hats and accessories are now separate cosmetics, so both can be worn at the same time.
- Wing accessories now have animated flapping that reacts to movement, sprinting, and being airborne.
UI
- The main menu has had a complete revamp and now includes updated entries for Claims, Fast Travel, Random Teleport, Stash, Ruby Shop, Homes, Settings, and Guides.
- Added new menus for claims, subclaims, claim flags, claim members, claim bans, and claim resizing.
- Added new menus for Fast Travel, Homes, Dimensions, Merchants, Profiles, Trophy Cabinets, Ruby Shop, and Mall Shops.
- The Ruby Shop rank tab now shows every Survival rank perk and commands in-game.
/showitemno longer has a global cooldown./showitemcooldown has been reduced to 60 seconds.- Some commands now tab complete useful values, including saved home names for
/homeand fast-travel destinations for/fasttravel. - Settings now include profile viewing and profile visibility toggles.
Commands
/claim- Opens and manages the rebuilt claim system./subclaim- Creates and manages subclaims inside owned claims./fasttravel- Opens fast travel or travels directly to a destination./dimensions- Opens the dimension travel menu for + players./merchants- Opens accessible NPC merchant shops for ++ players./profile- Opens another player’s profile for + players./tp top- Teleports + players to the highest ground above their current location./trophycabinet- Opens your Trophy Cabinet./guides- Opens the new guide dialog list./stash- Opens the renamed inventory claim storage./deposit,/depositblocks,/withdraw, and/withdrawblockshave been removed.
Removed or Replaced Systems
- Gold ingot deposits and withdrawals have been removed from the economy.
- Clan claims have been removed for now. They will return at some point in the future.
- The old claim system has been replaced by the rebuilt claim system.
- The Sorrow Chest system has been removed.
- Inventory Claim has been renamed to Stash. The
/invclaimalias still opens Stash. - The old accessory shop along with cosmicoins have been removed and you can no longer gift accessories.
Please note that all features listed may be changed or tweaked for the full release.
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