Tired of your inventory filling up with seeds as you farm, or stone as you mine?

The Blacklist perk allows for you to specify a list of up to 27 items that will not be picked up into their inventory. You will have the option to either ignore the items and simply not pick them up, or to trash them as you step over them.

Note that this perk is already included in the Acolyte rank.

How to Use
Use /blacklist to open the GUI, and right-click items in your inventory that will be blacklisted. This will make it so that the items will not be added to your inventory anymore.

You can toggle between either of the two blacklisting modes, which will persist across logins:
- /blacklist ignore - Ignores all items and leaves them on the ground
- /blacklist trash - Automatically deletes blacklisted items from the world

The Shulker Assist perk amplifies the use of shulker boxes. You will be able to open shulker boxes like a backpack. Additionally, picked up items can be directly placed into shulker boxes, rather than being placed in your inventory.

Note that this perk is already included in the Disciple rank.

How to Use
Use /shulker to enable or disable the functionality.

When enabled, shulker boxes can be held and opened like a backpack by holding sneak and right-clicking, without having to be placed on the ground.

In addition to this, if there is a non-full stack of an item in a shulker box, and that item is picked up, the contents will be added directly to the shulker box. This allows for mass-gathering of resources, without having to open and close your inventory.

Making a large build requires lots of blocks, and having to keep moving stacks of blocks back into your hotbar can be a hassle.

The Inventory Assist perk simplifies inventory management, and automatically will refill inventory slots with the same items as they as the stack is consumed. This will take other stacks of the items from your inventory, allowing for large amounts of blocks to be placed without worrying much of inventory space.

If you also have the Shulker Assist perk, items will additionally be taken from the contents of shulker boxes within your inventory as well.

Note that this perk is already included in the Seraph rank.

Notice your inventory is filling up when you go on mining trips, or as you are mass-harvesting wheat?

The Compressor perk allows for these items to be automatically compressed into their block equivalent as they are picked up, saving your inventory space.

If you also have the Shulker Assist perk, items will additionally be taken from the contents of shulker boxes within your inventory as well.

Note that this perk is already included in the Seraph rank.

How to Use
Use /compress to open the compressor GUI, displaying all items that are able to be compressed.

Items can be manually toggled on/off by clicking on them, showing "Yes" indicating that they will be compressed, or "No" indicating that they ill not be compressed.

There is also an "Enable All" option, as well as a "Disable All" option, which will apply the option to all items at once.

The compressor functionality can be entirely toggled on/off by /compress toggle, or by using the action in the GUI.

Making a textured build and having to switch between your blocks as you place them can be a real hassle.

The Randomizer perk allows for players to define a pattern and place these blocks in a pattern defined by the percentages that are provided, without having to switch inventory slots whatsoever - it is all done automatically.

Note that this perk is already included in the Seraph rank.

How to Use
Use /randomizer ##%item_1,##%item_2,... to specify the pattern.
i.e /ac randomizer 30%cobblestone,50%stone,20%andesite

You then must enable the randomization, by simply running /randomizer.

From here, you can begin placing any of the blocks in the pattern, and they will dynamically be placed.

The Tables perk allows for you to have access to all of the different crafting tables (including the stonecutter, cartography table, fletching table, smithing table, grindstone, loom, and anvil).

Note that this perk is already included in the Acolyte rank.

How to Use
Use /tables to open the GUI, and click the desired Table that you wish to use. You also may use the individual commands, such as /workbench, /anvil, or /stonecutter.

The Colored Chat perk allows for you to have access to colored chat, including hex color support. In addition to this, it allows you to use colors when naming your Dominion.

Note that this perk is already fully included in the Disciple rank. Saint I unlocks basic color and formatting chat, Saint II unlocks hex chat.

How to Use
When typing in chat, you can enter the ampersand character (&) followed by any of the specified numbers or letters, and enter the message of your choice.

For example, writing "&4Hello, &bthis is &6&lAranarth!" will display as "Hello, this is Aranarth!"

When using hex codes, you must enter the hashtag (#) followed by the 6-digit hexadecimal value, and enter the message of your choice.

For example, writing "#93E9bEHello!" will display as "Hello!" in Seafoam Green

You also may toggle the gradientchat mode, setting up a default set of hex values for all chat messages to be sent in by default. Achieve this by using /toggle gradientchat #hex1,hex2,...

The Nickname perk allows for you to give yourself a nickname using the /nick command. This includes item names in standard colors, hex colors, and gradients.

Note that this perk is already fully provided in the Seraph rank.

How to Use
Enter the command /nick . This will automatically set your display name to the value that you specify, including color codes and hex support.

You also can use a gradient of colors, specifying key colors (separated by commas) to be part of the gradient. This can be done using /nick gradient color1,color2,... <name>

For example: /nick gradient #FF0000,#00FF00,#0000FF MyNickname

You can additionally make the text be bold by using the gradientbold keyword instead of gradient.

The name can be removed by simply running /nick.

The Item Name perk allows for you to rename any item however you wish through the use of the /itemname command. This includes item names in standard colors, hex colors, and gradients.

Note that this perk is already fully provided in the Seraph rank, and should only be used by you.

How to Use
Hold an item in your hand, and enter the command /itemname . This will automatically rename the item to the value that you specify, including color codes and hex support.

You also can use a gradient of colors, specifying key colors (separated by commas) to be part of the gradient. This can be done using /itemname gradient color1,color2,... <name>.

For example: /itemname gradient #FF0000,#00FF00,#0000FF Colorful Item

You can additionally make the text be bold by using the gradientbold keyword instead of gradient.

For example: /itemname gradientbold #FF0000,#00FF00,#0000FF Colorful Item

The name can be removed with /itemname remove

The Invisible Item Frames perk allows for you to craft Invisible Item Frames.

Note that you are not permitted to use this perk to sell invisible item frames to players - they may only be used by you.

Invisible Item Frames are best used as a way to enhance decoration in builds, for example as small pebbles, or as fruit on trees.

The Blue Fire perk will make your firebending be in blue, just like Azula!

Note that there is no additional boost gained from this perk - this is solely cosmetic.

The White Fire perk will make your firebending be in white, far hotter than other forms of firebending!

Note that there is no additional boost gained from this perk - this is solely cosmetic.

The Prismatic Fire perk will make your firebending be in all the colors of the rainbow!

Note that there is no additional boost gained from this perk - this is solely cosmetic.

The Additional 3 Homes perk allows for you to purchase 3 more homes.

Note that each purchase of this perk will provide you with 3 more homes, with a limit of 5 purchases (totaling to 15 additional homes from this perk).

The Discord Chat perk will allow for you to have access to the #server-chat channel in Discord, allowing you to message players in-game from Discord.

Messages in Discord:

Messages in-game:

The Invisible Armor perk will allow you to hide your armor from being displayed, despite still being able to hold onto the perks gained from wearing it.

The functionality can be toggled by using /t invisiblearmor and works for both enchantments on the armor, as well as Aranarthium armor.