ROOTRootMC / Wiki
The RootMC field guide.
Everything RootMC does today, with an honest status on every feature — what's live and confirmed, what's live but not yet tested, what's built but switched off, what's still being finished, and what's planned.
This wiki is the public documentation for the RootMC server at play.rootmc.net. Every page describes what the current RootMC release (release 48, November 12, 2026) actually does, and every feature carries one of five status labels.
How to read the status labels
| Label | What it means |
|---|---|
| Confirmed | In production, confirmed working. It's in the live release and has passed an automated in-game test with a real Minecraft client, or the owner has tested it in game and signed it off. |
| Untested | In production, untested. It's in the live release and should work, but nobody has run a recorded in-game test of it yet. |
| Off by default | In production, off by default. The code is in the live release, but staff haven't switched it on yet. Each page says what turning it on involves. |
| Not complete | Built, not complete. Part of it exists, but pieces are still missing. Each page says exactly what's missing. |
| Planned | Planned. Written up as a work order, but not built yet. Some of these wait on an owner decision. |
The automated tests use the real Minecraft 26.3 client against a private copy of the server, and then check the result in the server's own data. They aren't the same as production testing with many players, so "confirmed" means "seen working end to end", not "can never break". Known limits are called out on each page.
Start here
- Feature status: every feature and command in one table, with its status, the release it shipped in and the evidence.
- Getting started: joining and your first steps.
- Commands: the full command reference.
- Changelog: what changed in each release.
- Roadmap: what's planned, and what each item is waiting on.
Feature status
Every RootMC feature and command in one place, with its status, the release it shipped in and the evidence behind the status.
Updated for release 48 Getting startedGetting started
Join play.rootmc.net, learn how RootMC talks to you in chat, and take your first steps.
In production · confirmed working EconomyEconomy
RootMC money is gp, backed by real gold. Mine it, mint it into your balance, pay other players and fund your claims.
In production · mostly confirmed Diamond exchangeDiamond exchange
Sell plain diamonds to the server treasury for gp, or buy them back, at a fixed 10 gp price backed by real reserves and real stock.
In production · confirmed working TaxesTaxes
RootMC charges one flat 3% tax on gold transactions. Here's what's taxed, what isn't, and where the tax goes.
In production · confirmed working BondsBonds and the Bond Vault
Invest gp in a bond, earn a share of the server's tax, and sell it back from the Bond Vault when you want your gp.
In production · confirmed working Shops & marketShops and market
Player chest shops, funded buy shops and a market browser are built into RootMC but switched off on the live server until they pass in-game acceptance.
Built · switched off ClaimsClaims
Protect your land with claim circles, grow each area with its own bank, share it with trusted players and set your own spawn.
In production · partly confirmed LoansLoans
Borrow gp from the server account at 10% interest, then pay it back automatically from the gold you mint and the income you receive.
In production · confirmed working Playtime & StatsPlaytime, AFK and Stats
How RootMC counts your active and AFK time, and how to read your mining, block and combat stats with /stats.
In production · confirmed working Homes & teleportsHomes, warps and teleports
Save homes, use server warps, ask other players for a teleport, go back, jump to a random spot, and how the combat tag blocks teleports.
In production · confirmed working Notes & waypointsNotes and waypoints
Keep private notes and save named coordinates. Waypoints show where a place is; they never teleport you.
In production · confirmed working Chat & mailChat, messages and mail
Send private messages, leave mail for offline players, ignore people, and see who's online or nearby.
In production · partly confirmed Help & infoHelp, player info and handy commands
Find the commands you can use, see who's online, check your ping and position, survey a chunk and open your Ender Chest from anywhere.
In production · mostly confirmed UtilitiesUtilities
Heal, feed and repair for a small fee, plus a free crafting table, hat, trash can and inventory clear.
In production · confirmed working Root-TimesRoot-Times
The in-game clock, your own time zone and the join welcome, plus day sync, pause-when-empty and faster growth that staff can switch on.
In production · partly off by default Guides & cosmeticsGuides and cosmetics
The /potions brewing guide, /recipe and cosmetic mob heads.
In production · partly off by default Votes & announcementsVotes, announcements and the world border
Vote tracking, rotating server announcements you can turn off, and how the world border is managed.
In production · off by default RadioRadio
RootMC announces what the ML1 radio stream is playing. Turn the announcements on or off for yourself with /radio.
In production · confirmed working Account linkingAccount linking
Connect your Minecraft player to the RootMC website with a one-time code, then optionally connect Discord.
Built · not complete Rules & moderationRules and moderation
How to play fair on RootMC and what happens when staff need to step in.
In production · partly confirmed Staff toolsStaff tools
What RootMC staff can do, how it's recorded, and which tools have been confirmed in game. For players who want to know how moderation works.
In production · partly confirmed Server systemsServer systems
What runs behind the scenes on RootMC, from signed updates and gameplay records to the observatory, the world census and gold provenance, in plain words.
Mixed CommandsCommands
Every RootMC command, with its syntax, aliases, who can use it, what it costs, any confirm step or cooldown, and its status.
Updated for release 48 Coming soonComing soon
The short list of what's next on RootMC. The full list is on the Roadmap.
Not live yet RoadmapRoadmap
Everything that's planned, waiting on a decision, or built but not finished, in one place. Taken from RootMC's work orders.
Planned ChangelogChangelog
What changed in each RootMC release, from the first build on November 8 to release 48 on November 12, 2026. All times are Hawaii time (HST).
Updated November 12, 2026