SnuggleClaims

Claim land so nobody else can build, break, or open your chests there. Claims belong to a team, so friends share land automatically. Team owners can also carve out plots inside their land and give or rent them to other players.

Claiming land

• Stand in a chunk and type /claim. Your first claim creates a team named after you.
• /claim map opens a menu showing the chunks around you, with north at the top. Green is yours, red belongs to another team, and white is wilderness. Left-click a square to claim it and right-click to unclaim it.
• /claim show draws the borders with particles, and /claim info tells you who owns the chunk you're in.
• When you walk into someone's land, you see their team name in the action bar. If you try to build where you're not allowed, you get a red warning.

How much land you get

Every player on a team adds to the team's chunk limit. Each player's share is a base amount, plus bonus chunks for time played, plus any bonus from staff. The more you play, the more you can claim. /claim list shows what your team owns.

Teams

• /team create <name> starts a team, and /team invite <player> sends an invite with clickable Accept and Deny buttons.
• If you own land on your own and then join a team, your land comes with you.
• Owners can /team promote members to officers. Officers can kick members and manage land, but can't disband the team.
• /tc <message> talks to just your team.

Who can do what

/team perms opens a menu where you can change this for each role. The permissions are Build, Break, Containers, Doors, Redstone, Entities and Interact. The same menu has team-wide switches for explosions, fire spread and mob griefing.

Ally trust only goes one way. /team ally <team> means you trust them. They don't need to accept, and it doesn't make them trust you back.

Plots

Plots are smaller areas inside your team's land that you can give or rent to someone else.

1. /subclaim wand, then left-click one corner and right-click the other. The wand won't break the block you click.
2. /subclaim create <name> makes the plot. Add full to cover bedrock to sky. The whole plot has to be inside your team's land.
3. Either give it away with /subclaim assign <player>, or list it with /subclaim rent <price> <duration>, like 100 7d. To rent it, a player stands inside the plot and types /subclaim rentit.

Whoever holds the plot can /subclaim trust friends, /subclaim extend to pay ahead, or /subclaim leave. Inside a rented plot, your own team members can't build until the renter trusts them. Owners and officers can still get in. Expired rentals clear themselves automatically.

Rent is paid to the team owner. Paid rent only works if the server has an economy plugin; otherwise only free plots can be listed.

What's protected

Protected: breaking and placing blocks, containers, doors and gates, buttons, levers and pressure plates, signs, crops and farmland, animals and pets, item frames, armor stands and vehicles.

Claims also stop:

• TNT lit by outsiders, creepers and other explosions
• fire spreading
• mobs like endermen picking up blocks
• pistons pushing across the border
• liquids flowing in
• trees growing into your land

Allied teams' pistons, liquids and trees can cross your border.

The web map

Every team's land shows up on the server's BlueMap, one colored outline per area. Click an area to see the team name, its members and how many chunks it has. Plots have their own Plots layer, which you can switch on in the map's menu.

Spawn and protected areas

You can't claim land inside staff-protected areas like spawn. Staff can open an area up for claiming, or close one off, with the WorldGuard flag snuggle-claiming:

/rg flag <region> snuggle-claiming allow
/rg flag <region> snuggle-claiming deny

For staff

• Give admins the snuggleclaims.bypass permission in LuckPerms so claims never block them: /lp group admin permission set snuggleclaims.bypass true. Being op doesn't include it.
• /claimadmin inspect shows everything about a chunk. /claimadmin givebonus hands out extra chunks.
• Every claim, unclaim, invite and permission change is saved to the sc_audit table, and can also be posted to a Discord webhook.