THE LIMBURGIA SERVER GUIDE

Minecraft skills. Progress with purpose.

A survival world where gathering, making and exploring become part of your own longer story.

More to work towards in everyday survival.

Limburgia’s custom MMO system gives familiar Minecraft activities their own progression. Your skill levels help determine the resources, tools and equipment you can use. You can specialise in a few favourites or work towards broader mastery.

Open /skills to see your progress and /skillguide for current training advice and unlocks. Level 100 is a long-term goal; your next useful step is usually much closer.

Find a skill that suits you.

Mining

Break eligible stone and ores, develop your Mining level and work towards stronger tools. Resource unlocks and tool requirements are separate, so check both before planning an expedition.

Woodcutting

Gather logs, wood, stems and hyphae while developing your tool progression. Replanting trees helps keep useful resources available for the next builder.

Digging

Collect eligible soil, sand and powder blocks as you shape the landscape. Use the in-game guide to check which blocks give experience and what equipment you can use.

Farming

Harvest eligible crops, replant and build a productive farm. Planting alone does not train the skill; the server guide explains the actions that count.

Fishing

Successfully reel in fish and other fishing loot. Higher-level catches have their own requirements, giving a quiet session by the water a longer-term goal.

Crafting

Craft irreversible recipes and gain experience from the ingredients actually consumed. A recipe outputting several items does not multiply the ingredient XP for every output item.

Enchanting

Enchant items at an enchanting table. Normal Minecraft experience, lapis and bookshelf requirements still apply alongside the server’s skill progression.

Alchemy

Brew potions in a brewing stand and collect a regular potion from its bottle slots. Brewing ingredients can have skill requirements, so plan your supplies around your current level.

Attack

Develop your melee progression by dealing eligible damage. Your Attack level controls combat equipment, while using an axe as a gathering tool belongs to Woodcutting.

Defense

Train through damage caused by mobs or other players. Falls, lava and other environmental damage do not train this skill.

Archery

Land projectile hits on living targets to develop your ranged progression. Simply firing without a successful hit does not award experience.

Slayer

Visit the Slayer Master, accept a task and return after completing its assigned kills. Only kills for your active, unfinished task advance Slayer.

Meet the skillmasters at spawn.

The themed workshops make a useful starting point when you want to explore the progression systems. Visit the masters, look around their spaces and use the in-game menus to check what is available for your current skill level.

See the spawn and skillmaster film ↗

Plan your next unlock.

Check resource requirements and equipment requirements separately. A new tool does not automatically unlock every block, and a higher resource level does not remove normal Minecraft harvesting rules.

The full server guide contains training actions and unlock tables. For crafting, the recipe and ingredient XP reference helps explain how experience is calculated. Current in-game requirements remain the final reference.

Your next chapter starts here.

Join play.limburgia.org through Minecraft: Java Edition using a version supported by the server. The main server experience does not require a modpack.

See the joining instructions ↗