Server with Random Item Giver Data Pack

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Our Minecraft server stands out from the others because it has a plugin for issuing random items - Random Item Giver Data Pack. All other blocks in the world are initially removed. Therefore, all blocks in the world are placed by the players themselves. It resembles skyblock, but all players spawn in the same place. There are no private areas; everyone builds as they wish. Upon entering the world, you'll receive a random item every 20 seconds. This item can be anything except command blocks. Sounds simple, but do you anticipate the consequences? Spawn Eggs for the Warden? A Ender Dragon's head? Yes, every player has them. But try exchanging regular diorite for at least a half-stack...

It's a server of chaos, but not of anarchy. Griefing, creating lag machines, cheats and annoying behavior are prohibited. If a player's goal on the server is to actively disrupt others, they will be banned.

You can build anything anywhere, but try not to rebuild the homes of other active players. It's bad form. And don't destroy buildings just for the sake of destruction.

PvP is allowed, but in general, the server is not oriented to it. If you want to fight, it's recommended to do so with others who also want to engage.

Overall, this is a server for autistic-phlegmatic and friendly toads.

Good luck and have fun playing!

I'm on the server. What to do?

• Collect random blocks and build something. It doesn't matter what. Just from your subconscious.
• Explore the spawn.
• Have leftover blocks in your inventory? Place a chest, shulker box, barrel, and put everything there. Perhaps someone else might find it useful?
• Spotted an interesting structure? Place a sign; let the architect know about your visit.
• Pour new lavacasts or enlarge existing ones. Lavacasts are a vital space.
• Build a flying machine and fly far into the void. Construct your base there that other players won't find.
• Construct something meaningful at the spawn.
• Remember that other players might rebuild any of your structures, so don't get too attached to them.