Progression

Jobs

Twelve jobs that pay you for playing normally. Hold three at once, up to level 200 each.

Jobs pay you money for things you were going to do anyway - mining, chopping, fishing, fighting. You can hold three at once, and each job levels separately up to 200.

The twelve jobs

The three-job limit

You can join three jobs at a time. Leaving one frees the slot - but its level is kept, so you can come back to it later without starting over.

That makes the limit a question of attention rather than permanence: most players run three, and swap the third around as their needs change.

Levelling

Jobs are much longer than classes. The cost per level rises steeply:

Max level is 200. A single job taken to the cap is a long-term project, which is why the payout is per-action rather than per-level.

Titles

Each job gives you a title as it levels. They are cosmetic, and they are the easiest way to show what you have been doing with your time.

Getting paid

You are not paid per block. Earnings are batched every 5 seconds and paid out in one go, which is why the money arrives in a trickle while you work rather than on every swing.

Jobs pay in money, and also award job XP. Different jobs pay different amounts per action - a diamond ore is worth far more to a Miner than a block of stone.

The jobs shop

Each job has a shop, and there is a menu for browsing and joining jobs. Run /jobs (or /jobsmenu) to open it.

From there you can see every job's level, what it pays, and your progress in it.