Towns
Want to live with other players? Find it too boring not having neighbors?
Our survival map has towns that range from close community neighborhoods
connected by a single road to massive cities with distinct cultures and styles.
Towns usually accept any and all community members to live in them.
However, residential approval should only be done at the discretion of
the town owners unless they release exceptions and that our following town
policies are understood clearly:
- Town owners are responsible for informing players wanting to live in the town of any build regulations and should provide clear documentation of said regulations.
- Town owners may evict any offending residents in terms of said regulations. Exceptions to this right include failure to properly inform the resident of build regulations or unreasonable change of regulations.
- Under the Remicare policy, town owners can Remicare resident houses should the Remicare requirements be met.
- Players reserve the right and freedom to be residents in multiple towns and leave any town whenever they please unless this right is abused.
Apply for Official Township
While it isn’t necessary for building or running a town, we do have an official
township registry for town owners to apply to.
Being recognised as an official town grants a free warp straight from Kagome so
other players can instantly come and check out your land.
To apply for an official township status and have a warp added to Kagome, simply ask a member of staff. We’ll come visit, take a look around, and discuss what we like about the place. If we like your town, we’ll add it onto this website and let you have a warp installed in Kagome. Simple as that!
Warp Ships and Trains
Owners of officially-recognised towns can request a boat, airship, or train carriage at Kagome’s docks or train station. These vehicles are equipped with a provided command block, allowing instantaneous teleportation between the two locations the vehicle is parked at.
When requesting for a ship link to Kagome (or another town), the warp ship must meet the following requirements:
- Ships must be at maximum 11 blocks wide, 25 blocks long, and 40 blocks tall. Ships can be allowed to exceed the stated size requirements by a block if the said block is a “non-contact” block with the dock or airport borders, such as a banner, open trapdoor, or sign.
- Ships must have a space for a command block with some activation method for it.
- Ship design must be appropriate for its purpose.
For trains:
- Your carriage must fit well with the general theme of the line you’re building for (urban metro, steam engine, or fantasy).
- Your carriage must be the same length as the template carriages and mustn’t be too much wider than the train itself. As with ships, “non-contact” blocks don’t count when measuring the width of the carriage.
- Like ships, there must be space in the carriage for a command block and some activation method for it.
Should the vehicle meet these requirements and the owner would like to request a link, they should double-check with a staff member, and then build the vehicle at their town/city dock (staff will not cover expenses for construction). Once done, they must contact staff again. The ship or carriage will then be copied and pasted at Kagome’s docks, airport, or train station, and the proper commands implemented.
List of Towns
Feel free to visit any one of them. You might find a nice to place to live or hang out.