Lightman's Currency:Claim Economy

!Lightman's Currency: Claim Economy

Lightman's Currency: Claim Economy turns land claiming into a real economy, powered by Lightman's Currency bank accounts. Claiming costs money, protection costs upkeep, and — on the full backend — teams can go to war, place bounties, trade claimed land, and race for a one-time "first claim" bonus.

Environment: required on both client and server. Minecraft: 1.21.1 · Loader: NeoForge

Also available on CurseForge. Full docs on the wiki.

Played live on Wattz

This mod runs on Wattz, a public server built around this claim economy:

• Modpack: modrinth.com/modpack/wattz
• Server IP: play.wattzpol.net
• Live web map: map.wattzpol.net

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Two claim backends

Pick whichever claim mod you already use — if both are installed, FTB takes over.

	FTB Chunks + Teams + Library	Open Parties and Claims
Paid claims, upkeep, force-load billing	✅	✅
Build/Land chunk split	✅	✅ (via command)
Team bank accounts, per-chunk permissions	✅	—
Wars, siege mode, bounties, marketplace	✅	—
Player Warps	✅	—
Pioneer Bonus, web dashboard	✅	—

Requirements

Mod	Version
Lightman's Currency	exactly 1.21-2.3.0.5
FTB Chunks + FTB Teams + FTB Library	2101.1.21 / 2101.1.10 / 2101.1.34+ (or OP&C below)
Open Parties and Claims	0.27.5+ (or FTB above)
NeoForge	21.1.234+

Lightman's Currency must match exactly; the claim backends just need to meet the minimum. Wrong or missing version → the mod logs exactly what's wrong and refuses to load.

Features

• Paid, refundable claiming — configurable price, partial refund on unclaim, a free allowance before either kicks in.
• Build vs. Land chunks — territory (Land) bills upkeep per group of chunks instead of per chunk, for fewer available protections.
• Protection upkeep — PvP, explosions, mob griefing, and block/entity interact protection are paid, periodic, and independently priced, with an auto-drop/auto-restore cycle if you can't pay.
• Wars (FTB) — declare war to raise a rival's upkeep, with optional siege mode, a scheduled declaration window, and safeguards keeping small teams out.
• Bounties (FTB) — escrow money on a player's or team's head, collectible in PvP.
• Player marketplace (FTB) — list, browse, and buy claimed chunks from other players.
• Player Warps (FTB) — personal teleport points set inside your own claimed land, shareable with a GUI, aliases, per-warp tolls, and claim-tied auto-cleanup.
• Bank Dashboard — an in-game balance/upkeep screen with transaction history, on either backend, opened anywhere with B.
• Optional web leaderboard + dashboard — a public read-only leaderboard, plus (FTB) a login-gated browser dashboard for managing land, protections, and wars.
• Pioneer Bonus & claim milestones (FTB) — a one-time reward for the server's first claim, plus advancement milestones usable as FTB Quests hooks with no FTB Quests dependency.

Full detail on every system: Features wiki page.

Installation

1. Place the mod jar, Lightman's Currency, and your chosen claim backend in mods/ — on both server and every client.
2. Launch once to generate world/serverconfig/lc_claim_economy-server.toml.
3. Tune claim price, upkeep period, and protection prices to taste — see the Configuration wiki page.
4. In-game, run /lcce upkeep_details and /lcce leaderboard to confirm it's running, then follow the Getting Started guide.

Commands

All commands live under /lcce — full reference with permissions on the Commands wiki page.

/lcce upkeep_details
/lcce leaderboard [land|wealth]
/lcce bounty player|team|list <...>
/lcce market sell|cancel|buy|browse
/lcce warp [set|delete|public|alias|list|tp|tpto] <...>
/lcce war peaceful [on|off]
/lcce opc_chunktype land|build|status
/lcce web login

FAQ

Won't load / version error? The error names exactly which companion mod and version is wrong — see Requirements above.

Both FTB Chunks and OP&C installed? Only the FTB integration runs the economy features (wars, bounties, marketplace, player warps, Pioneer Bonus, per-chunk permissions).

Is the web leaderboard safe to leave on? It's read-only but unauthenticated — anyone reaching the port sees player names, balances, and chunk counts. Keep it firewalled/local-only unless you want it public.

More questions answered on the FAQ wiki page. Found a bug? Open an issue.