> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.cubecadia.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.cubecadia.net/features/jobs.md). # 👩🏻‍💻 Jobs ### What Jobs Do Each job is built around a different playstyle and gives you access to: * passive abilities * daily quests * money / gem rewards * long-term progression Some jobs also connect into deeper systems, such as custom gear, job-specific crates, or special trades. *** ## How Jobs Work ### Choosing a Job To choose a job, open the **Jobs Browse** menu. This is the main menu where players can view all available jobs and decide which one they want to join. #### Menu controls * **Left-click** a job to join it * **Right-click** a job to view more information * If you already have the maximum number of jobs, you must leave one before joining another * Switching jobs has a cooldown, so choose carefully

*** ### Job Progression As you play while a job is active, you gain progress through that job’s activities and quests. Jobs generally reward players with: * **money** * **gems** * **job points** * job-specific progression opportunities Every job also uses a daily quest system with multiple difficulty tiers. *** ### Quest Structure Each job has its own pool of **Easy**, **Medium**, and **Hard** quests. These quests are designed to reflect the purpose of the job. For example: * Spelunker breaks blocks * Druids harvest and work with nature * Sentinels slay mobs * Tidecallers fish and hunt aquatic creatures * Artisans craft, brew, and build Harder quests usually take longer, but they also provide better rewards. *** ## Job List ### Spelunker **Spelunker** is the mining-focused job. It is built around caves, ore progression, underground exploration, and mining rewards. Players who spend most of their time underground will usually get the most value out of Spelunker

Spelunker Payouts

#### Common Mining Blocks | Block | Money | Job XP | | ------------------ | ----- | ------- | | Red Sand | $0.10 | 0.01 XP | | Coarse Dirt | $0.10 | 0.01 XP | | Dirt | $0.10 | 0.01 XP | | Grass Block | $0.10 | 0.05 XP | | Gravel | $0.10 | 0.05 XP | | Sand | $0.10 | 0.05 XP | | Clay | $0.10 | 0.05 XP | | Andesite | $0.10 | 0.05 XP | | Stone | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | | Deepslate | $0.08 | 0.10 XP | | Tuff | $0.08 | 0.10 XP | | Granite | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | | Diorite | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | | Sandstone | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | | Chiseled Sandstone | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | | Cut Sandstone | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | | Netherrack | $0.08 | 0.05 XP | *** #### Ore Payouts | Ore | Money | Job XP | | ---------------------- | ------ | ------- | | Coal Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Deepslate Coal Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Redstone Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Deepslate Redstone Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Copper Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Deepslate Copper Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Iron Ore | $1.00 | 1 XP | | Deepslate Iron Ore | $1.00 | 1 XP | | Gold Ore | $1.00 | 1 XP | | Deepslate Gold Ore | $1.00 | 1 XP | | Lapis Ore | $1.00 | 1 XP | | Deepslate Lapis Ore | $1.00 | 1 XP | | Diamond Ore | $5.00 | 5 XP | | Deepslate Diamond Ore | $5.00 | 5 XP | | Emerald Ore | $5.00 | 5 XP | | Deepslate Emerald Ore | $5.00 | 5 XP | | Nether Quartz Ore | $0.50 | 0.50 XP | | Nether Gold Ore | $1.00 | 0.05 XP | | Ancient Debris | $10.00 | 0.50 XP | *** #### Special Mining Blocks | Block | Money | Job XP | | ----------- | ----- | ------- | | Obsidian | $2.00 | 0.50 XP | | Glowstone | $0.50 | 0.05 XP | | Shroomlight | $0.50 | 0.05 XP | *** ### Placing Blocks | Block | Money | Job XP | | -------------- | ----- | ------- | | Rail | $0.20 | 1 XP | | Powered Rail | $0.20 | 1 XP | | Detector Rail | $0.20 | 1 XP | | Activator Rail | $0.20 | 1 XP | | Torch | $0.05 | 0.05 XP | *** #### Ore Placement Penalties Placing valuable ores removes money and XP to prevent players from repeatedly placing and breaking the same blocks for profit. | Block Placed | Money Lost | Job XP Lost | | --------------------- | ---------- | ----------- | | Iron Ore | -$5.00 | -5 XP | | Deepslate Iron Ore | -$5.00 | -5 XP | | Gold Ore | -$6.00 | -6 XP | | Deepslate Gold Ore | -$6.00 | -6 XP | | Diamond Ore | -$10.00 | -10 XP | | Deepslate Diamond Ore | -$12.50 | -12.50 XP | | Emerald Ore | -$15.00 | -30 XP | | Deepslate Emerald Ore | -$17.50 | -35 XP | *** ### Smelting Payouts | Item Smelted | Money | Job XP | | ------------ | ----- | ------- | | Copper Ingot | $0.10 | 0.05 XP | | Iron Ingot | $0.15 | 0.05 XP | | Gold Ingot | $0.20 | 0.05 XP | | Stone | $0.01 | 0.01 XP | | Green Dye | $0.01 | 0.01 XP | | Glass | $0.01 | 0.01 XP | | Nether Brick | $0.01 | 0.01 XP | | Brick | $0.01 | 0.01 XP |

Possible Spelunker Job Quests (+ Rewards)

#### Easy Spelunker Quests | Possible Quest | Rewards | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | | Mine **1,000 Stone** | **$50** and **+1 Gem** | |

Smelt 64 Raw Copper
Regular furnace only

Mine 128 Dripstone Blocks
Mine 32 Pointed Dripstone

| **$50** and **+1 Gem** | *** #### Medium Spelunker Quests | Possible Quest | Rewards | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | |

Craft 6 Blast Furnaces
Smelt 128 Raw Copper
Regular furnace only

| **$80**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+2 Gems** | |

Mine 250 Sculk Blocks
Place 64 Redstone Torches

Smelt 156 Raw Iron
Regular furnace only
Craft 8 Furnaces

| **+10 Gems** | |

Place 128 Torches
Mine 256 Tuff Blocks

Mine 156 Coal Ore
Regular Coal Ore only, not Deepslate Coal Ore

| **+1 Spelunker Bag** and **+2 Gems** | |

Mine 192 Copper Ore
Mine 64 Lapis Ore
Regular ores only, not deepslate variants

| **$25**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+2 Gems** | |

Mine 128 Iron Ore
Regular Iron Ore only, not Deepslate Iron Ore

| **$50** and **+1 Spelunker Bag** | *** #### Hard Spelunker Quests | Possible Quest | Rewards | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Mine **512 End Stone** | **$100**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+5 Gems** | | Mine **156 Nether Bricks** | **$150**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+5 Gems** | |

Mine 12 Deepslate Emerald Ore
Mine 4 Ancient Debris

| **$125**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+5 Gems** | |

Defeat 1 Warden
Slay 5 Magma Golems

| **$150**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+6 Gems** | |

Mine 256 Nether Quartz Ore
Mine 64 Nether Gold Ore

| **+1 Spelunker Bag** and **+5 Gems** | |

Mine 48 Deepslate Gold Ore
Mine 128 Deepslate Redstone Ore

| **$100**, **+1 Spelunker Bag**, and **+4 Gems** | |

Mine 24 Ancient Debris
Mine 32 Deepslate Diamond Ore

| **$100**, **+2 Spelunker Bags**, and **+15 Gems** | |

Mine 128 Obsidian
Smelt 128 Raw Gold
Regular furnace only

#### Mining Crate Spelunkers have the special ability to have a 0.1% chance to find a Mining key while mining! This is currently the only way to get Mining keys, but they drop all kind of goodies

Possible Items in Mining Crate (And %s)

* x1 Spelunker Trial - 0.04% Chance * x1 Spelunker Bag - 2.59% Chance * x1 Zeta Tear (10,000) - 6.91% Chance * x2 Zeta Tear (10,000) - 3.45% Chance * x3 Zeta Tear (10,000) - 0.86% Chance * x1 Abyssal Accelerator - 0.43% Chance * x3 Uncharged Oracleite - 4.32% Chance * x5 Uncharged Oracleite - 1.73% Chance * x1 Bone Marrow - 0.86% Chance * x2 Bone Marrow - 0.69% Chance * x3 Bone Marrow - 0.43% Chance * x1 Shattered Requium Orb - 0.86% Chance * x2 Shattered Requium Orb - 0.69% Chance * x4 Shattered Requium Orb - 0.43% Chance * x5 Fossil Transmuter - 0.17% Chance * x8 Fossil Transmuter - 0.13% Chance * x5 Radalite Claw - %17.26 Chance * x10 Radalite Claw - %12.95 Chance * x3 Basic Unidentified Artifact (Sealed) - 8.63% Chance * x2 Celestial Unidentified Artifact (Sealed) - 4.32% Chance * x1 Divine Unidentified Artifact (Sealed) - 1.73% Chance * x1 Mysterious Dust - 17.26% Chance * x2 Mysterious Dust - 8.63% Chance * x3 Mysterious Dust - 4.32% Chance * x1 Miner Lenses - 0.09% Chance * x1 Stone Eater - 0.09% Chance * x1 Spicy Stone Eater - 0.09% Chance * x1 Altering Gem Blueprint - 0.04% Chance

#### Spelunker Bags These are acquired via Spelunker Job Quests. They give some of the core items for Spelunker!

All Spelunker Bag Items (And Chances)

#### Blue Gem - 9% Chance While holding the gem, you jump higher. There is 100 usages with this item

#### Green Gem - 10% Chance You can click this gem while holding it to be dashed forwards. Dashes take 1 use away. The gem has 100 uses when you get it.

#### Red Gem - 9% Chance You can click this gem while holding it to be dashed backwards. Dashes take 1 use away. The gem has 100 uses when you get it.

#### Shard of Buried Fortune - 9% Chance This item allows you to instantly mine stone or deepslate in a 5x5 area, but uses up 1 use when you left-click STONE or DEEPSLATE blocks. You can also right-click stone or deepslate to mine in a 9x9 area, but it will use up 3 uses. This item has 75 uses in total.

#### Shard of Crumbling - 14% Chance You can right-click blocks to make them collapse as if it were a gravel block, but it uses up 1 use. You could also left-click gravel to remove connected gravel blocks to clear up some space. This ability uses up 2 uses. There are 50 uses in total for this item.

#### Shard of Echo Location - 9% Chance You can left-click hostile mobs under 10hp to turn them into crying bats. Crying bats are just silly bats that scream and glow. This abilities uses up 3 uses. You can also right-click to highlight nearby enemy mobs in a 10 block radius. This ability only uses 1 use. There are 25 total uses on this item

#### Shard of Fortune - 4% Chance This is one of the most strong shards! You can right-click IRON\_ORE, COPPER\_ORE, or COAL\_ORE to drop a block of it. That pretty muchs you get x9 of the ore condensed into 1 block without smelting! This first ability takes -2 uses. You can also right-click gold, emerald, or diamond blocks to drop a block of it, but this uses 4 uses. Finally you can right-click ancient debris to drop a netherite block! But of course, at the cost of 6 uses. This item only has 6 uses in total.

#### Shard of Stone Sight - 14% Chance Left-click while holding to gain night vision for 2 minutes, but use 1 use. You can also right-click other players to give them night vision for 2 minutes, which also uses up 1 use. There are a total of 50 uses

#### Shard of Stormcaller - 9% Chance While holding, right-click to summon lightning on your cursor and use up 1 use. You can also left-click to create a shockwave that stuns nearby mobs for 5s, but uses up 2 uses. There are a total of 25 uses on this.

#### Hasty Charm Blueprint - 4% Chance This is a blueprint item that can be made into a Hasty Charm (see below)! It requires the following materials in order to be crafted:\ \- x12 Deepslate Diamond Ore\ \- x2 Deepslate Emerald Ore\ \- x32 Deepslate Coal Ore\ \- x3 Iron Blocks

#### Hasty Charm - *(Made from Blueprint)* This charm will give the player haste I for 30s when breaking any ore blocks while on the trinket slot! *\*Trinket Slot refers to the top right of your inventory\**

#### Spelunker Trial - 4% Chance This is the ultimate mining challenge! You will be tested to see if your worthy to get a Spelunker Token! This never expires, so there's no urgency to when using it. But when you right-click it, it will give you one challenge to do. You will keep going until the trial is finished.

#### Spelunker Trials These are the ultimate challenge for a Spelunker! You will embark on massive Spelunker-like objectives in order to get a Spelunker Token. Tokens reward the player with awesome traders at the Spelunker trader named "Skelly Boi". Spelunker trials will always have 5 challenges to complete, but will only reveal one at a time to do.

Where you can earn Spelunker Trials

* Spelunker Bags * Mining Crate

All Possible Spelunker Objectives

#### Possible Mining Objectives | Objective | Amount Required | Blocks That Count | | ---------------------- | --------------- | ---------------------------------- | | Mine Gravel | 8,000-12,000 | Gravel | | Mine Mossy Cobblestone | 2,500-5,000 | Mossy Cobblestone | | Mine Stone | 30,000-60,000 | Stone | | Mine Deepslate | 25,000-50,000 | Deepslate | | Mine Dripstone | 10,000-15,000 | Dripstone Block, Pointed Dripstone | | Mine Tuff | 5,000-10,000 | Tuff | | Mine Obsidian | 1,000-1,200 | Obsidian | | Break Glow Lichen | 500-1,000 | Glow Lichen | | Mine Amethyst | 2,500-3,000 | Amethyst Block, Budding Amethyst | #### Ore Objectives | Objective | Amount Required | Blocks That Count | | ---------------------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------ | | Mine Coal Ore | 1,500-2,000 | Coal Ore, Deepslate Coal Ore | | Mine Iron Ore | 1,000-1,500 | Iron Ore, Deepslate Iron Ore | | Mine Gold Ore | 800-1,250 | Gold Ore, Deepslate Gold Ore | | Mine Redstone Ore | 900-1,300 | Redstone Ore, Deepslate Redstone Ore | | Mine Lapis Ore | 800-1,000 | Lapis Ore, Deepslate Lapis Ore | | Mine Copper Ore | 1,500-2,500 | Copper Ore, Deepslate Copper Ore | | Mine Emerald Ore | 200-300 | Emerald Ore, Deepslate Emerald Ore | | Mine Diamond Ore | 400-500 | Diamond Ore, Deepslate Diamond Ore | | Mine Nether Gold Ore | 800-1,200 | Nether Gold Ore | | Mine Nether Quartz Ore | 1,200-1,500 | Nether Quartz Ore | #### Placement and Crafting Objectives | Objective | Amount Required | Items That Count | | ------------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Place Rails | 5,000-10,000 | Rail, Powered Rail, Detector Rail, Activator Rail | | Craft Torches | 5,000-10,000 | Torch, Soul Torch, Copper Torch, Redstone Torch | #### Combat Objectives | Objective | Amount Required | | ---------------- | --------------- | | Slay Cave Golems | 10-20 |

#### **Spelunker Trades** For most Spelunker Trades, you will require x1 Spelunker Token. This can be earned via Spelunker Trials. Typically the flow will look like this: Spelunker Job -> Spelunker Job Quest -> Quest Gives Spelunker Bag -> Spelunker Bag has chance to give Spelunker Trial -> Complete Spelunker Trial and get x1 Spelunker Token

Spelunker Armor Set

**Armor Piece Bonuses:** * Helmet \ \- 5% Chance to find Spelunker Gold from mining ores\ \- Gain fire resistance for 8s when entering lava * Chestplate\ \- Take no damage from explosions\ \- Take no suffocation or falling block damage * Leggings \ \- Gain extra EXP from mining ores\ \- 100 blocks mined gives haste X and speed V for 30s * Boots\ \- Reduce damage taken by 30% when under y-45\ \- Dodge 50% of entity attacks if in light level 6 or lower * SET BONUS\ \- Gain permanent night vision while wearing\ \- Chance for more ores when mining

Spelunker Pickaxe

**Pickaxe Abilities:** * Get Fortune V every 300 blocks mined for 15s * 0.0001% chance to mine a Mining Key * Have a 1% chance to get 30k zeta from mining ores * Get paid 5k for 500 mined diamonds

Amethyst Pickaxe Blueprint

#### Amethyst Pick Blueprint Blueprint Requirements: * x512 Calcite * x512 Smooth Basalt * x1024 Amethyst Blocks * x64 Amethyst Clusters * x64 Large Amethyst Bud * x64 Medium Amethyst Bud * x64 Small Amethyst Bud #### Amethyst Pick Pickaxe Abilities: * This pick can mine budding amethyst and give it to the player * Crouch + Right-Click with x64 amethyst blocks to recharge the pickaxe * Starts with 32 / 32 fuel by default

This makes Spelunker one of the deepest job paths on the server. *** ### Druid **Druid** is the nature-focused job. It centers around farming, harvesting, taming, breeding, and working with natural materials. Players who enjoy peaceful progression and building up farms or nature spaces will usually fit well into Druid. #### What Druid focuses on * harvesting crops * farming * wood and plant-related objectives * breeding animals * taming animals * nature-themed progression #### Why choose Druid Druid is a good fit for players who enjoy: * farming large crop areas * animal care and breeding * nature-based building * peaceful progression with useful utility Druid also tends to pair naturally with players who like steady growth and repeatable routines. > **Suggested images:** Druid menu, crop field, nature/farm screenshot *** ### Sentinel **Sentinel** is the combat job. It is focused on killing mobs, collecting rewards through combat, and progressing through PvE challenges. Players who like action and want a job built around fighting will usually prefer Sentinel. #### What Sentinel focuses on * mob hunting * combat-based quests * hostile targets * bounty-style progression * damage-focused gameplay #### Why choose Sentinel Sentinel is a strong choice for players who enjoy: * clearing mobs while exploring * hunting stronger enemies * combat progression * getting paid for fighting It is one of the most direct jobs in the system and is easy to understand if your main gameplay loop is combat. > **Suggested images:** Sentinel menu, mob combat screenshot, Sentinel reward screenshot *** ### Tidecaller **Tidecaller** is the fishing and ocean-based job. It focuses on catching fish, interacting with aquatic content, and benefiting from weather or nighttime conditions. Players who enjoy fishing systems and water-themed progression will usually get the most value from Tidecaller. #### What Tidecaller focuses on * fishing * aquatic mob kills * rain and storm bonuses * nighttime fishing bonuses * water-based progression #### Why choose Tidecaller Tidecaller is great for players who enjoy: * fishing for long sessions * ocean exploration * weather-based bonuses * a more relaxed but rewarding progression style It is especially appealing for players who want a job that feels different from standard mining or combat loops. > **Suggested images:** Tidecaller menu, fishing screenshot, aquatic reward screenshot *** ### Artisan **Artisan** is the crafting and utility job. It focuses on building, brewing, enchanting, and creating useful items or structures. Players who enjoy making things, improving their base, or progressing through utility systems will usually fit well into Artisan. #### What Artisan focuses on * crafting * brewing * enchanting * placing blocks * utility-focused progression #### Why choose Artisan Artisan is a good fit for players who enjoy: * building projects * brewing potions * crafting useful stations and blocks * turning materials into value It is one of the best jobs for players who enjoy productive progression outside of combat. > **Suggested images:** Artisan menu, brewing setup, crafting/building screenshot *** ## Daily Quests Daily quests are one of the most important parts of the Jobs system. Each job has its own daily quest pool, and these quests are one of the most reliable ways to earn rewards while leveling your chosen role. ### Why daily quests matter Daily quests help players: * earn money consistently * earn gems * make progress within their chosen job * stay focused on job-specific goals They also give structure to each job, especially for players who want short-term tasks to complete each day. *** ### Quest Difficulty Tiers #### Easy Quests Easy quests are the fastest and most approachable. They usually involve common activities and are useful for quick progress. #### Medium Quests Medium quests take more effort and often require larger amounts, rarer targets, or more time. #### Hard Quests Hard quests are the most demanding, but they also tend to give the best rewards. These are ideal for players who want stronger long-term value from their daily job progression. *** ## Mining Crate The **Mining Crate** is one of the special progression systems tied to the mining side of the server. It supports Spelunker-style gameplay and gives players access to mining-related rewards, rare items, and special progression pieces. ### Why the Mining Crate matters The Mining Crate helps extend the mining progression loop beyond normal job rewards. Instead of only earning money and gems, players can also chase special items and rare drops connected to mining content. ### What it can include The Mining Crate may include things such as: * mining-related custom items * Spelunker progression pieces * rare materials * blueprints * special utility items * trial items or rare scrolls This makes it an important part of advanced Spelunker progression. > **Suggested images:** Mining Crate menu, crate rewards preview *** ## Spelunker Armor and Trades One of the standout job-related systems is the **Spelunker Armor** progression. This gives mining-focused players another long-term goal to work toward beyond normal quest rewards. ### How players get Spelunker gear Spelunker gear is tied to custom progression and trades rather than being simple starter equipment. Players typically work toward it through tokens, rare resources, and job-related systems. ### What the section should cover This section of the wiki can explain: * where the trader is located * which items are required for the trades * what each armor piece does * why the set is worth building toward *** ### Spelunker Armor Pieces #### Spelunker Helm Use this section to explain the helmet’s cave-survival or protection benefits. #### Spelunker Chestplate Use this section to explain the chestplate’s mining or ore-related bonuses. #### Spelunker Leggings Use this section to explain any underground survival or movement-related effects. #### Spelunker Boots Use this section to explain mobility, lava safety, or spelunking utility. #### Spelunker Pickaxe Use this section to explain how the set ties into mining progression and custom pickaxe upgrades or bonuses. > **Suggested images:** Full Spelunker set, item lore, trader menu *** ### Trade Requirements This section should explain what players need in order to obtain Spelunker gear. Examples of things worth listing here: * tokens * rare drops * premium materials * crate-linked items * blueprint-style requirements This is also a good place to include screenshots of the trade menu. *** ## Job Tips ### Pick the job that matches how you already play The best starter job is usually the one that fits your normal gameplay loop. * If you mine a lot, choose **Spelunker** * If you farm and work with nature, choose **Druid** * If you fight mobs constantly, choose **Sentinel** * If you love fishing, choose **Tidecaller** * If you build, brew, and craft often, choose **Artisan** *** ### Use your dailies consistently Even if you are not grinding heavily, daily quests are one of the best ways to build steady progress over time. *** ### Plan around job switching If there is a cooldown on changing jobs, be intentional with your choice. 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