How to make money

All the money you earn goes into the same coin balance ($). Reaching the top progression rank (Leyenda) from Guerrero I takes about $115,972,000 total. It's a long-haul goal: even with a highly optimized route it's around 1,000 hours of grinding.

You don't have to pick a single method — combining several is the norm. Jobs give you passive income while you grind, and selling what you gather does the rest.

You're automatically signed up for all 12 jobs from your very first login. Every time you mine, chop wood, harvest, fish or build, you get paid instantly. There's a cap of $50,000/hour across all jobs combined.

Full details in Jobs.

Resource-delivery orders that pay a flat rate: $5,000 for dailies and $40,000 for weeklies. You pick them up from the board and they reset on their own.

Full details in Contracts.

/shop opens the official shop: sell what you farm and buy what you need. It's the most direct way to turn resources into money, and it has no hourly cap.

Full details in Shop, auction house and trading.

/ah opens the auction house, where you buy and sell items directly with other players: rare, enchanted or fishing items that aren't in the official shop.

Full details in Shop, auction house and trading.

Anyone can set up a shop by placing a chest and putting a price on it. Other players buy or sell by interacting with it. It costs $500 to create.

Full details in Shop, auction house and trading.

At spawn there are characters you can trade resources with for gear, books, potions and armor that aren't in the regular shop. Use /tradeos to jump to each one.

Full details in Shop, auction house and trading.

Fishing has its own market: every fish sells for a fixed price, and you sell them straight from the /peces codex with one click. Fishing also earns you crate keys.

Full details in Custom fishing.

Every day at 18:00 the KOTH takes place in the arena. Whoever holds the podium wins a crate key to pull valuable items you can sell.

Full details in KOTH and VoteParty.