Plot Protection Rules
Plots protect property.
They are designed to stop other players from changing or using protected land unless they have permission.
What Plots Can Protect
Depending on permissions, plot protection can affect:
- breaking blocks
- placing blocks
- trampling farmland
- opening containers
- using doors, trapdoors, and gates
- using buttons and levers
- using items on blocks
- using buckets
- interacting with armor stands
- interacting with item frames and paintings
- interacting with entities
- damaging hostile mobs
- damaging passive or friendly mobs
- damaging players through PvP settings
- vehicles such as boats and minecarts
- fluid movement across plot boundaries
- piston movement across plot boundaries
- fire and block burning
- explosions
- natural hostile mob spawning
- tree and plant growth crossing plot boundaries
Plots Are Not Full Safe Zones
You can still take normal Minecraft damage inside a plot.
Horses
Horse access still depends on ModN Equine horse permissions.
Boundaries Matter
Fluids, pistons, growth, and explosions may be restricted near plot borders.
If You Are Blocked
If you cannot do something inside a plot, you probably do not have the required permission.
Ask the plot owner to check your member permissions, or ask staff if the plot status seems wrong.