So, you all know that lots of players are wanting to know many different things. I've decided to try a little something. This is the Noble Craft Noble Guide, a resource for information about the various aspects of Noble Craft. I am wanting to try to do this so people have a place where they can just learn everything they need to know. Please note that this is under heavy construction, as this is still quite new. So, without further ado... Welcome to the Noble Craft Noble Guide! Global Features(Related to every server) Spoiler: Global Tokens Spoiler: Tokens Tokens are a global currency that can be obtained in multiple ways in game, or bought on the store. You can spend tokens on various things across the network. This includes particle trails, arrow trails, Mystery Boxes on KitPvP, Prison, and Hub, crates on hub, drop parties on Survival, and money on KitPvP. Particle Trails Spoiler: Particle Trails Particle Trails are a cosmetic that can be obtained by purchasing them from /trail or from crates in the Hub. Once unlocked, you can activate your trails in any server. They are merely cosmetic. You can also give your arrows trails by obtaining arrow trails via the same methods. Your arrow trails can be accessed via /arrow on any server. Tags Spoiler: Tags Tags are a cosmetic that can be accessed via /tags. Tags can be either purchased from the store, or obtained via various means on the different servers throughout the network. Your active tag is saved to the specific server you are on, meaning you'll need to set your tag on each server individually. However, MOST tags, once you obtain them, are available on all servers. Noble Craft Level Spoiler: Network Level Your Noble Craft level is a cosmetic stat that appears to the left of your username in chat. You can also view it by doing /level. Doing that will tell you what level you are and how much experience you need to get until you level up. You can level up in multiple ways throughout the network. Survival Spoiler: Survival Lockboxes Spoiler: Lockboxes Lockboxes are a feature in Survival that lets you get extra stuff daily. You can find the lockboxes at /lockboxes or /warp lockboxes. You can right click the chests there in order to open a Lockbox. Opening lockboxes require Uses, which are obtained via multiple ways: The Rewards NPC at spawn, Mob Crates, Vote Crates, and even from Lockboxes. You can see how many uses you have by doing /uses. There are 5 different tiers of items from this: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Unique, and Exquisite. Some of the Lockbox items will be listed under the Items section. Vote Crates Spoiler: Vote Cases Vote Crates are a feature that lets you get various little rewards for voting for the server. To use Vote Crates, you need Vote Keys of the same type as the Vote Crate(i.e. Common Vote Key for Common Vote Crate, Rare Vote Key for a Rare Vote Crate.). You can vote by doing /vote. Doing so will give you Common or maybe even an Uncommon Vote Key. Rare Vote Keys are given to everyone online every 150 votes. Vote Crates contain money, tokens, higher tier keys, and even Lockbox Uses. Mob Crates Spoiler: Mob Crates Mob Crates are items that have a chance to drop from mobs. They appear as chests, and when right clicked, will display a chest-like GUI, where you can take out what you want. Anything inside when you close out of the GUI will be destroyed. It's fairly simple, but can have some unique items, which are listed in the Items section. Items Spoiler: Items This section is not yet complete. This section lists all of the custom items available on the Survival server. By custom items, I mean any items that have special abilities. This does not include items that just have higher than usual enchants, so basically, no DP items, and a few Lockbox Items. Token Packs Spoiler: Token Packs Token Packs are a simple item that give you tokens when right-clicked. The higher the tier, the more tokens they'll give. It's a bit hard to see, but if you look closely at its lore in your inventory, you can see how many tokens it will give you. These can be found in Lockboxes and Mob Crates. Claim Requisitions Spoiler: Claim Requisitions Claim Requisitions are an item that allows you to gain claimblocks used for claiming land quicker than just getting them over time. To use one, right-click it. Like Token Packs, you can look closely at the lore to see how many it gives you. These can be found in Lockboxes and Mob Crates. Checks Spoiler: Checks Checks can be found in Lockboxes, and when right-clicked, will give you money depending on the tier. The higher the tier, the more money it will give you. Like Token Packs, you can see how much money it will give you by closely looking at its lore in your inventory. Fooifly Spoiler: Fooifly Fooiflies are a small item that are commonly found in Mob Crates, appearing as magma creams. Using one will launch you in the direction you are facing. Beware: You are NOT immune to fall damage when using this, so be careful! NobleProductions and Incomp Repellents Spoiler: Repellents The NobleProductions and Incomp Repellents are 2 items that basically do the same thing. They will display a message in chat when used saying "<user> has repelled <victim> from the server. Good riddance!" If the repellent's respective player is also online(i.e. Incomp being online when an Incomp Repellent is used), they will be KICKED from the server back to Hub. Quick Jump Spoiler: Quick Jump Quick Jumps are a small item that are found commonly in Mob Crates, appearing as feathers. When used, it will teleport you straight to the block you are looking at. This only works within a range of 75 blocks however, and will not work if you try to jump to a block outside of that range. They're quite useful for easy travel if you don't have the ability to fly and have plenty of these. They're also safer than Fooiflies, as you do not risk taking damage as much. Beware: You are NOT immune to fall damage when using this, so be careful! MCMMO Books Spoiler: MCMMO Books The MCMMO Books are items that are found in Lockboxes that will give you MCMMO levels in a randomly picked skill. There are 4 different types. They are, from most common to rarest: Tom's Redstone Manual(50 levels), Incomp's Coding Handbook(75 levels), Lew's Coding Sketchbook(100 levels), and Noble's Backend Trilogy(200 levels). To use one, right-click with the book in hand, and the levels will be applied, displaying which skill they went to in your chat. Breeders Spoiler: Breeders Breeders are a item commonly found in Lockboxes. These items come in pairs and allow you to reset the breeding cooldowns on animals by punching them with the Breeder in hand. This means you can breed 2 cows, use a Breeder on each of them, and be able to breed them again. Shooting Star Spoiler: Shooting Star The Shooting Star is an item rarely found in Lockboxes and Rare Vote Crates. The Shooting Star is a bow that lets you travel in style by launching yourself. You fire the bow like normal, and when you release, rather than firing an arrow, you will go flying into the air. You are immune to fall damage with this item. However, this bow does not have Infinity, so you will need some arrows to use it. Quantum Pickaxe Spoiler: Quantum Pickaxe The Quantum Pickaxe is a pickaxe uncommonly found in Mob Crates. This pickaxe has the ability to instanty mine blocks that have no specific tool assigned to them. This means you can have a decent pick that can quickly tear through blocks like glass, glowstone, or even sponge. Fluxifier Spoiler: Fluxifier The Fluxifier is an item that can be found in Lockboxes. This item appears as a redstone torch and can be moved onto a pickaxe to turn it into a Flux Pickaxe, which is an item explained in the Flux Pickaxe section. Flux Pickaxe Spoiler: Flux Pickaxe The Flux Pickaxe is a pickaxe only obtainable by combining a Fluxifier in it in your inventory. Combining it means you click on the Fluxifier like you're going to move it to another slot, then click on a pickaxe. The Flux Pickaxe has a chance to automatically smelt any ore you mine. This pickaxe requires you have 250+ Smelting, which can be obtained by getting 500 levels combined between the Mining and Repair skills in MCMMO. Truth Speaker Spoiler: Truth Speaker The Truth Speaker is an item that is obtainable in Mob Crates. The Truth Speaker will give out a random fact to anyone with the Wisdom preference enabled under their preferences when right-clicked. Saitama's Costume Saitama's Costume is a set of armor that comes in a chest obtained via Lockboxes. If you equip the entire set, you can destroy mobs by launching them in the air and killing them in ONE PUNCH! However, its drawbacks are that you will get no xp or drops from the mob. Drop Parties Spoiler: Drop Parties Drop parties are a feature available that allow drop parties to be automatically started by players. Drop parties can be started by specific staff members, buying one from the store, or spending 15,000 tokens by using the sign at /warp party. When a drop party is initiated, a 300 second(5 minute) countdown begins, allowing players to empty their inventories and get to the party. You can participate in drop parties by going to /warp party. For a few minutes after a drop party begins, it will rain various items, along with TNT that explodes tokens around the area. At the end, a few special items are dropped, with higher than normal enchants. These include the Omniscient armor, the Necraxe, Lew's MySQL_ Saber, Borlea's Hardcoded Bow, Jess's Meowtastic Spade, Incomp's Maven Pickaxe, Noble's Experimental Pickaxe, Tom's Earth Flattener, and OhCreative's Cosmetic Pickaxe, along with some possible bigger tokens, worth more than the ones that come from TNT. Along with these final items, ocelots spawn, which can be punched for 300 tokens each. The amount of items that drop in the finale depends on how many players are in the party area at the time. Jobs Spoiler: Jobs Jobs is a method of making money on the Survival server. When doing jobs, you get paid AS you do them. Along with that, the more you do your job, the more its level will increase, and with a higher level in that job, you make MORE money from it(i.e. A level 5 Miner would make more per ore than a level 3 Miner). To get started, do /jobs browse for a list of available jobs, /jobs info <jobname> for more detailed information on a job, and /jobs join <jobname> to actually join a job and begin being able to make money from it. You are allowed to have up to 3 jobs. You may leave jobs with /jobs leave <jobname>. Be warned however, as doing so will remove your level of that job, so rejoining it later would start you back at the very beginning. Preferences Spoiler: Preferences The Survival server comes with multiple small ways to tweak your experience. You can use it to toggle a few different things. To access it, simply do /c and it will open a GUI. You can toggle the following options at any rank: Lockbox Broadcasts, which basically broadcasts when someone gets a high tier item in a Lockbox, Heroic crates, which toggles whether or not you see when someone opens a Heroic Mob Crate, Wisdom, which is the random messages displayed when someone uses a Truth Speaker, and Persistent Editing, which toggles whether or not to keep Edit Mode(See Armor Stand Editor for more) active after each edit. Armor Stand Editor Spoiler: Armor Stand Editor The Armor Stand Editor is a tool that you can access at any rank, which allows you to edit a few different things about armor stands. The Editor can be enabled with /e and a brief tutorial can be seen with /e help. You can toggle whether or not it has arms by punching it, sneak and punch to toggle its size between normal and tiny, and punch it while jumping to toggle whether or not it has a baseplate(The little slab looking part at the bottom of the armor stand). Chat React Spoiler: Chat React Chat React is a little minigame that occasionally appears in the chat. When one begins, you'll see a message saying "Hover for the word to type/unscramble". Opening your chat and mousing over it will make a box appear similar to mousing over an item in your inventory. You must unscramble it if necessary and type it. If you are the first to do so, you gain some money. Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs) Spoiler: FAQ This section will be host to commonly asked questions about the network that don't really fit under the other categories. It can even be about the guide itself. How many spoilers are in this guide? Spoiler: Answer The first question asked as a response to this post. I decided to answer that. There are currently 32 in this guide. Current Changelog Spoiler: Changelog Original Post (2/12/16): -Added Global section: Shows features related to ALL servers. Update 1 (2/13/16): -Added Survival section: Shows features related to Survival. -Added Lockboxes, Vote Crates, Mob Crates, and Items subsections to the Survival section. -Added Token Packs, Claim Requisitions, and Checks to the Items subsection. -Added Tags and Noble Craft Level to the Global Section. -Removed Spoiler tags, due to issues where they were they were appearing in random places, even mid-sections, where I had not put them. Hopefully this will work again soon. -Added the Credits section, where anyone who contributes information will be listed here. Update 2 (2/13/16): -Readded spoiler tags. Thanks to Shrekster for helping fix this issue. Update 3 (2/14/16): -Added Fooiflies, Quick Jumps, the repellents, and the MCMMO books to the Items section under Survival. Kudos to Borlea for providing me with the name of Incomp's book. #BlessBorlea -Added Drop Parties and Jobs sections under Survival -Edited the end of the post Update 4 (2/15/16): -Added the Shooting Star, Breeder, and the Quantum Pickaxe to the Items section. Update 5 (2/19/16): -Added the Preferences, Armor Stand Editor, and Chat React features to the Survival section. -Added the Fluxifier, Flux Pickaxe, Truth Speaker, and Saitama's Costume to the Items section under Survival. Credits Spoiler: Credits Freezinater - The guy who began making this awesome thing for you Shrekster - Helping fix the Spoiler tag issue I had in Update 1 Borlea - Giving me the name of Incomp's MCMMO book(Incomp's Coding Handbook) This is the end currently. I will edit this on my own time. I want to explain as much as I can using this. If there's anything specific you want me to add, or there's a detail that should be tweaked, then let me know on here by replying to this post or pm'ing me or contacting me ingame. I encourage you to help out by contributing info, as I don't know every detail about every server on the network. If you contribute information, you will be put under the Credits section.
It's to help keep it organized. It's better to read than just a giant wall of text, which is what it's bound to become.
Heh, I don't plan to. That's why I wish to make this a reference point for anyone who wishes to know more about stuff on this server. By the way, feel free to contribute, as I mainly only know stuff about Survival and Skyblock, plus a little bit of stuff about other servers.
I myself am not able to do that to my knowledge. However, if a higher-up who is able to do wishes to do so, they may feel free to do so.
