Controlled anarchy. Play your way: build and trade in the Safe Zone or seek dangerous adventures in the Dark Zone.
Controlled anarchy means the players make agreements and elect the Council. Admins do not settle in-game disputes. Borders warn you; they do not stop you. Theft and combat are possible. Community rules still apply to harassment, cheats and attacks on the server.
Polis records signed contracts and checks terms such as delivery, payment, non-aggression and collateral. Players can still break an agreement. A custom promise is not checked by code and carries no fine; players can ask the Council whether it was kept.
These are the actual rules of Polis. Read them before buying a pass: land ownership does not stop theft or attacks.
A closed border warns visitors and records trespass. Players can still cross it.
The elected Council decides whether a violation happened. The tariff sets the penalty.
A pass buys access. It adds no items, currency or combat advantages.
Anyone can use a road. A toll is paid or recorded as debt.
Supported land actions are logged in the Safe Zone. Dark Zone equipment can keep its own records.
One currency, minted from metal. Transfers and taxes follow the same currency index.
We aim to avoid resets. During beta, the world can still be recreated.
Timed outlaw sentences are served in the world. Permanent exile needs a server-wide vote.
Enclosed land can receive an exit corridor through neighbouring claims.
Abandoned defences and lands changed by the Cascade. Discover the history of the Dark Zone. Select a picture to see the full frame.
A contract takes effect when everyone signs it. Code checks terms such as delivery, payment, non-aggression and collateral. A custom promise has no automatic check or fine. You can ask the Council whether it was kept.
Open a contract to see its terms, signatures and history
An elected Players elected to decide whether an in-game violation happened. The tariff sets the penalty. of players decides whether a violation happened. The published tariff sets the penalty. A fine goes to the affected player. A timed outlaw sentence is served in the world, where reapers can hunt the offender.
Examples: trespass, property damage, an unpaid toll or a custom promise (no fine)
Examples: trespass, property damage, an unpaid toll or a custom promise (no fine)
Claim a free, untaxed Your first chunk: free, untaxed, no group needed. outside the spawn's common land. A city buys neighbouring chunks from its A city's shared money. New land is paid for from it.. The Land section shows the current claim price and tax; the price follows the currency index.
Market orders reserve the goods and money needed for a trade. The bank holds your balance, mints coins from metal and handles standing payments within a limit you set.
Manage your balance and stored goods in Assets
Anyone can use a road without trespassing. If a road has a toll, Polis takes the payment or records the debt. There are no teleports, so roads and trains connect settlements.
Enclosed land can receive an exit corridor
A player's profile shows signed, completed and broken contracts, and who vouched for them. A broken promise also affects the records of those who vouched.
Use contract history to decide whom to trustEach world has its own server, pack, currency and progress. All use Polis for contracts, land and player courts.
Create, the Dark Zone past Wall Sina, oil and rifts
Vanilla survival, one mod: Polis
Polis uses one currency, minted from metal in the bank. Coin sizes hold 1, 16 or 256 units of the same balance. Buy goods on the market or agree a payment in a contract. Passes do not sell game currency.
Iron coin1 iron coin
Gold coin16 iron coins
Netherite coin256 iron coinsWe develop Polis for contracts, cities, land, trade and player courts. Its combat and atmosphere modules also shape the Everdawn world's fights and expeditions. That world's pack adds reworked generation, original lore, quests and equipment.
See the mod and pack on CurseForge
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One monthly pass gives your Minecraft account access to the network's open worlds. Each world has its own pack, currency and progress. Cancelling stops renewal; access lasts until the paid period ends.
The pass opens Everdawn and Vanilla (soon). Each world keeps its own money.
Controlled anarchy means players make agreements and elect the Council. Polis records contracts and violations, without blocking theft or attacks. Community rules still apply to harassment, cheats and attacks on the server.
Polis lets players act and records the consequences. A closed border warns visitors but can be crossed. The elected Council decides whether a violation happened; the published tariff sets the penalty. Harassment and cheats are handled under the community rules.
Yes, players can fight. Everdawn includes firearms and reworked combat: weapon type, hit location and armour condition affect damage. Killing a player who is neither an outlaw nor the aggressor makes you a renegade. Reapers can hunt you; in the Safe Zone, you also owe the victim a blood debt.
We aim to keep the world running without resets. During beta, resets remain possible and have already happened. They are listed in the changelog.
Everdawn is in beta. Mechanics can change as we develop Polis and the pack. Important changes are announced in Discord and the changelog. Ukrainian and English are supported.
Our Polis mod and 140-mod Everdawn pack combine player cities and contracts with Create factories, reworked world generation and combat, original lore, optional quests and custom equipment. Carried weight, hit location and armour affect play. There are no teleports or paid gameplay upgrades.
One monthly pass gives one Minecraft account access to the network's open worlds. All gameplay features are included. We do not sell items, currency, commands or combat advantages.
Yes. Use your own licensed Minecraft: Java Edition account. Bedrock Edition and unlicensed accounts cannot join, even with a paid pass.
Cancelling stops the next payment. You can play until the paid period ends. It does not request deletion of your game records. Land taxes, record retention and possible beta resets still apply while you are away.
Compare packs, features and availability on the worlds page. Each world has its own progress and money. Player combat remains possible in worlds without the Dark Zone.
For Everdawn, choose one route: the CurseForge app, Everdawn.zip in Prism Launcher, or the official launcher with NeoForge and AutoModpack. CurseForge is recommended. The Vanilla world has separate instructions.
In the Safe Zone, the land log records supported actions, such as broken blocks or items taken from containers. You can bring a damage complaint on open land too. A closed border also adds trespass notices and grounds for a trespass complaint. The log does not stop theft. Beyond Wall Sina, there is no automatic land log; killing and equipment records follow separate rules.
| Open border | Closed border | |
|---|---|---|
| Supported land actions are logged | Yes | Yes |
| The map shows where | Yes | Yes |
| A trespass notice in chat | No | Yes |
| Trespass can be grounds for a complaint | No | Yes |
| A trespass fine if the complaint is upheld | No | Yes |
| Anyone can still walk through | Yes | Yes |