💲 Economy
- 💲 Economy
- Mineseed Money Shop
- Shop
- Crop EXP
- Auction House
- Quests
- Chest/Sign Shop
- Weekly Challenge
- Lottery
- Minigames
💲 Economy
There are many ways to make money in Mineseed. Money is tracked in your scoreboard. You can see your exact balance by doing /balance. Some other helpful commands are further down this page.
To earn money, you can check out the /shop, which will show you what things sell for. Collect whatever you want to sell, and you can do /sg (or /sell gui) and put everything in the window. By closing it, you’ll see your bank account on the right side of your screen increase. Most people make carrot or potato farms. With a fortune tool and maxed out mcmmo herbology, carrots and potatoes can drop up to 11 per plant, and sell for $3.00 per crop. It adds up quickly!
You can spend money in player shops (check /warps) or in the auction house (/ah). Players will list various things, usually special or rare items, and you can either bid for them or buy them. If you'd like to open your own shop, ensure that your prices are at or above the prices listed in the Official Pricing Guide.
People also like to earn money by /fishing. Learn more about /fishing by visiting /warp how2fish or /kit fishing. There is a fishing tournament every 2 hours at /warp fishing. 1st place wins $8K, 2nd gets $5K, and 3rd gets $2K. You can sell your fish at /fish shop. There’s also a pier at spawn you can fish at, you can get their with /warp dock.
Another quick way to earn money is by participating in the /weeklychallenge (or /wc). Each week, there is a new challenge that the entire server needs to participate to complete. If we complete the challenge, then anyone who participates (not even wins, just participates!) gets $10K! The challenges end at 12PM ET. 1st, 2nd, 3rd place winners get big cash prizes as well as additional rewards!
We do not have /baltop (list of the richest people on the server) because we’re a chill server that doesn’t want the pressure of that kind of competition.
You can pay others by doing /pay playername $amount$
You can turn your pay on and off by doing /paytoggle or /payon or /payoff
Useful Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /balance | check your exact money balance |
| /pay username $amount$ | give another player money |
| /payoff | turn off the ability for other players to pay you |
| /payon | turn on the ability for other players to pay you |
| /paytoggle | turn on/off the ability for other players to pay you |
| /welcome | gives you $100 and 10 claim blocks for welcoming back players who just joined for the first time |
| /wb | gives you $50 and 5 claim blocks for welcoming back players who just joined again |
Mineseed Money Shop
/msm
The Mineseed Money Shop provides some specialty items to help you further your game. In the chat bar, type the command /msm to access it.
There are many categories of items in the money shop
- Forgotten Market (a weekly shop that offers old gradients and items that aren't obtainable anymore)
- Greenhouse (varieties of bushes and plants, flowers, vines, and window planters to decorate your base)
- Paintings (other art options outside of the normal Minecraft paintings for decoration)
- Furniture (collections to decorate your base)
- Miscellaneous (elevator blocks, teleport blocks, chunk hoppers, invisible light sources, farming seed bombs, and more!)
- Custom Pets (more options for your /pets)
- Temporary Ranks (the IRL-money purchased ranks, available for purchase with in-game money)
- Stat Trackers (add them to your tools and armor to keep track of your game play)
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Miscellaneous
| Item | Description | Purchase Price |
|---|---|---|
| Skeleton Horse Spawn Egg | Single use to spawn in a skeleton horse | $100,000 |
| Zombie Horse Spawn Egg | Single use to spawn in a zombie horse | $150,000 |
| Elevator Block | Transportation device to travel up and down up to 30 blocks. Create this by placing the elevator block down vertically. Jump to go up, crouch/sneak to go down. Change the block type by using the command /elevator block <block_type> | $50,000 for one |
| 2x Teleporter Blocks | Transportation device to travel up to 250 blocks. Place down two teleporter blocks; left-click both teleporter blocks to link them. Right-click to use the teleporter block; shift left-click to break a teleporter block. You cannot link multiple teleporters to the same location. Change the block type by using the command /teleporter block <block_type> | $150,000 for two |
| Chunk Hopper | This hopper is upgradeable and will collect items in a chunk automatically | $1,000,000 |
| 1x Light Source Block | This will give you 1 invisible light source block (one time use) | $10,000 |
| 16x Light Source Block | This will give you 16 invisible light source blocks (one time use) | $160,000 |
| Safari Net | One time use egg that you right click on a mob to capture it. Right click again to release the mob (wherever you want to place it) | $100,000 |
| Item Renamer | Hold an item in your hand and use /rename text-here | $100,000 |
| Extra Warp Slot | This will add an extra /warp to your account | $1,250,000 |
| Wheat Seed Bomb | Replants wheat in a 16x16 tilled field (8 one-time-use bombs) | QTY: 8 |
| Carrot Seed Bomb | Replants carrots on a 16x16 tilled field (8 one-time-use bombs) | QTY: 8 |
| Potato Seed Bomb | Replants potatoes on a 16x16 tilled field (8 one-time-use bombs) | QTY: 8 |
| Beetroot Seed Bomb | Replants beetroot on a 16x16 tilled field (8 one-time-use bombs) | QTY: 8 |
| Netherwart Bomb | Replants netherwart on a 16x16 soul sand field (8 one-time-use bombs) | QTY: 8 |
Temporary Ranks
NOTE: once purchase, it will automatically start the rank--it will not come in a voucher! Rank durations do not stack! All ranks last 1 week (7 days)
| Rank | Purchase Price |
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| Mage Rank | $250,000 |
| Rogue Rank | $500,000 |
| Druid Rank | $1,250,000 |
| Sorcerer Rank | $2,000,000 |
| Warlock Rank | $3,000,000 |
Stat Trackers
To use a stat tracker, hold the item you are trying to add the stat tracker to. Do the command /stattrackers. In the window that opens up, put the stat tracker in the window. Once you close the window, the tool will have the stat tracker added to it. You can check the tool to look for something like this: 
| Tracker | Description | Purchase Price |
|---|---|---|
| Blocks Broken | allow a TOOL to track blocks broken automatically | $50,000 |
| Damage Dealt | allow a WEAPON to track damage dealt automatically | $50,000 |
| Fish Caught | allow a FISHING ROD to track fish caught automatically | $50,000 |
| Mobs Killed | allow a WEAPON to track mobs killed automatically | $50,000 |
| Experience Absorbed | allow a ARMOR piece to track experience absorbed automatically | $50,000 |
| Arrows Shot | allow a BOW or CROSSBOW to track arrows shot automatically | $50,000 |
| Headshots | allow a RANGED WEAPON to track headshots automatically | $50,000 |
Shop
/shop | /sg | /sell hand | /sell all
One of the main ways that Mineseed players can make money is by selling things to the /shop. The shop includes several sections that outlines the items that can be purchased and sold. Unless you are very desperate (or Very Rich), you can likely find cheaper places to buy things by checking /warps or asking the Mineseed chat for recommendations.
To sell things to the shop, use /sg or /sellgui and put all the items in the menu. If it can be sold, it will sell. If it cannot, it will return it to your menu. You can also sell things directly from your inventory by doing /sell hand, which will not require you to open the /sg window.
Unless you are very desperate (or Very Rich), you can find cheaper places to buy things than from /shop!
[mossy cobblestone] BLOCKS SHOP
| Item | Sell To Shop | Buy From Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Grass block | $0.20 | $20 |
| Dirt | $0.10 | $50 |
| Gravel | $0.20 | $50 |
| Sand | $0.20 | $50 |
| Moss Block | $0.40 | $50 |
| Stone | $0.30 | $50 |
| Cobblestone | $0.10 | $50 |
| Granite | $0.20 | $30 |
| Diorite | $0.20 | $30 |
| Andesite | $0.20 | $30 |
| Tuff | $0.25 | $30 |
| Deepslate (not cobbled) | $0.15 | $30 |
| Netherrack | $0.30 | $30 |
| End Stone | $0.30 | $30 |
| Oak Log | $0.50 | $100 |
| Spruce Log | $0.50 | $100 |
| Birch Log | $0.50 | $100 |
| Jungle Log | $0.65 | $100 |
| Acacia Log | $0.75 | $100 |
| Dark Oak Log | $0.50 | $100 |
| Mangrove Log | $0.75 | $100 |
[emerald] ORES SHOP
| Item | Sell To Shop | Buy From Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Coal | $0.20 | $100 |
| Redstone | $0.10 | $75 |
| Lapis Lazuli | $0.15 | $75 |
| Copper Ingot | $0.30 | $200 |
| Iron Ingot | $0.70 | $300 |
| Gold Ingot | $0.60 | $500 |
| Diamond | $1.00 | $1,000 |
| Emerald | $1.50 | -- |
| Netherite Ingot | $2.00 | -- |
| Nether Quartz | $0.30 | $75 |
[wheat] FARMING SHOP
| Item | Sell To Shop | Buy From Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Wheat | $3.00 | $50 |
| Sugar Cane | $0.75 | $50 |
| Bamboo | $0.50 | $50 |
| Kelp | $0.35 | $50 |
| Cactus | $0.50 | $20 |
| Carrot | $2.75 | $50 |
| Potato | $2.85 | $50 |
| Pumpkin | $2.00 | $50 |
| Cocoa Beans | $3.25 | $50 |
| Netherwart | $2.50 | $50 |
| Beetroot | $3.00 | $50 |
| Melon | $2.25 | $50 |
| Sweet Berries | $0.50 | $50 |
[fermented spider eye] MOB DROPS SHOP
| Item | Sell To Shop | Buy From Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Raw Porkchop | $0.20 | $20 |
| Raw Beef | $0.30 | $30 |
| Raw Chicken | $0.30 | $30 |
| Raw Rabbit | $0.45 | $30 |
| Raw Mutton | $0.30 | $30 |
| Raw Cod | $0.15 | $30 |
| Raw Salmon | $0.15 | $30 |
| Rotten Flesh | $0.15 | $30 |
| Gunpowder | $0.75 | $30 |
| String | $0.20 | $30 |
| Spider Eye | $0.40 | $30 |
| Bones | $0.30 | $30 |
| Arrow | $0.10 | $30 |
| Blaze Rod | $0.30 | $30 |
| Magma Cream | $0.25 | $30 |
| Slimeball | -- | $3 |
| Ender Pearl | $1.25 | $30 |
[hopper] MISCELLANEOUS SHOP
| Item | Sell To Shop | Buy From Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Water Bucket | -- | $200 |
| Lava Bucket | -- | $200 |
| Cauldron | -- | $300 |
| Brewing Stand | -- | $1,000 |
| Hopper | -- | $80 |
| Flint | $1.00 | $100 |
| Flowering Azalea | -- | $200 |
| Sponge | -- | $1,000 |
| Candle | -- | $100 |
| Pointed Dripstone | $1.00 | $200 |
| Turtle Shell | -- | $1,500 |
| Bell | -- | $200 |
| End Rod | -- | $1,000 |
| Slime Block | -- | $27 |
| Honey Block | -- | $250 |
| Bookshelf | -- | $1,000 |
Crop EXP
Farming with a twist: /cropexp
Mineseed boasts of an engaging farming system from which to earn money called CropEXP.
Instead of just farming crops and selling them to earn money at flat prices, you must now contend with a changing financial market that will force you to make decisions on what crops to farm and when to sell them to get the most bang for your buck!
Level up your farming
You join Mineseed as a Level 1 Farmer. As you harvest more crops, your farming level will increase up to the highest level (Level 10), unlocking better quality crops that are worth more money as you go.
To see your farming level, use the command /cropexp show or /cropexp levels.
| Farming Level | Crop Quality | XP to Advance |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Trash | 5,000 |
| Level 2 | Poor | 56,568.54 |
| Level 3 | Common | 233,826.86 |
| Level 4 | Decent | 640,000 |
| Level 5 | Fine | 1,397,542.49 |
| Level 6 | Premium | 2,645,448.92 |
| Level 7 | Excellent | 4,537,463.50 |
| Level 8 | Amazing | 7,240,733.44 |
| Level 9 | Legendary | 10,935,000 |
| Level 10 | Perfect | Top Level! |
A Dynamic Market
In addition to leveling up your CropEXP farming level, you will need to contend with a dynamic crop market based on supply and demand.
Every 6 hours, the Mineseed Crop Market will refresh prices. The sell cost of crops will depend on what was sold to the market in the prior cycle. For example, if everyone sells carrots to the crop market during cycle A, then in cycle B, carrot prices will be very low. If no one sold wheat during cycle A, then wheat prices would rise and be higher during cycle B.
This means that you will need to pay attention to market trends and adapt to what crops to farm, and what crops to sell and when.
Due to the changing market, there are no set costs for crops. However, crop prices will depend on how the crops are farmed: machine-quality crops are crops that are not harvested by your own hands, and are worth a fraction of ideal crop prices, even if you are a Level 10 farmer. However, manually farmed crops will fetch the best prices. To view current crop prices, use the command /cropexp market.
- Harvesting a crop immediately after it is grown by a bonemeal dispenser will not award CropEXP — a cooldown applies.
- Bonemeal dispensers will not work on kelp and bamboo
- Villager farming continues to remain disabled (villagers will not farm crops for you).
- Auto crop farms are enabled on the server, but if it creates excessive server lag or negatively impact the server's economy, they will be disabled again. Build responsibly — do not build unnecessarily large auto farms or lag machines.
Participating crops
- Carrot (2.6 XP per crop)
- Potato (2.6 XP per crop)
- Wheat (3.9 XP per crop)
- Beetroot (3.9 XP per crop)
- Netherwart (2.6 XP per crop)
- Sweet Berries (2.6 XP per crop)
- Cocoa Beans (3.9 XP per piece)
- Sugar Cane (0.975 XP per piece)
- Bamboo (0.156 XP per piece)
- Kelp (0.091 XP per piece)
- Pumpkin (4.55 XP per crop)
- Melon (4.55 XP per crop)
- Cactus (2.275 XP per crop)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the levels kind of like MCMMO Herbology?
No, CropEXP levels are different than MCMMO — you will simultaneously earn MCMMO levels while farming and leveling your CropEXP. Once you max out both, you will be able to gain rewards from the top levels of both!
What about replanting tools?
Don't worry, your replanting hoes will continue to work the way they always have. You will still get credit for manually farming crops upon sale as if you had farmed them with a normal hoe.
I farmed a lot of carrots, but then the crop market reset and now they aren't worth that much. I wasted so much time!
This is part of how the dynamic pricing works! You can choose to wait to sell your carrots until the next market reset to see if you get better pricing for your carrots, or you can take a loss by selling them now.
When you sell your crops is up to you, so waiting until they are at a high price is smart, even if you are farming the crops when they aren't worth very much.
The Official Pricing Guide still sells crops for the same prices even though we can't sell them for that much at first.
You're right, the crop prices, even at their best are not very high, but this is a marathon not a race. As you level up, the crop prices will rise and be worth more than the pricing guide prices.
The pricing guide prices will remain constant so shop owners do not have to change their signs every 6 hours depending on the market. Regardless of the market, crops sold in sign shops at warps will stay the same.
Can I still craft wheat and beetroot from the seeds to sell?
Yes, wheat and beetroot will still be craftable. However, they will always sell as trash-level crops, even if you are higher than a Level 1 farmer.
Auction House
/auctionhouse | /ah
The auction house or /ah, is a place to list items for sale and purchase items that others have listed.
The auction is a great way to make money by selling items that other players may be interested in buying. Typically, players will sell hard-to-get, rare, or extra cheap items on /ah and prefer to use chest shops to sell everyday/common items.
Each item is listed as an auction so players can purchase it right away with a set price, or, if the seller has opted, to bid for an item. Any unsold items after the auction house's time duration is returned to your collection bin.
Everything except the bottom row of this image shows items for sale in the auction. To purchase, simply hover over the item to read about the statistics:
In this example, it shows what is on sale with the details of the lore. It shows who the seller is, what the price is, and when the item expires.
How to Sell
To list an item on the auction house, just hold the item in your active hand and type the following command:
/ah sell <price>
Please note that for pyrofishing items and seasonal crate items, the price must be equal to or more than the minimums set in the Official Pricing Guide.
Mineseed's Senior Staff reserve the right to remove and return an item to a player or delete the item if it is inappropriate, if a player is using /ah to advertise something, at a price that is deemed to be scamming, or because it infringes on the /rules. If a player continuously repeats behavior, they may lose /ah abilities.
How to Cancel a Listed Item
Click on the ender chest in the bottom left hand corner of the /ah menu. Click on the item that you'd like to cancel. It will automatically remove it and put it into your inventory, so make sure you have at least 1 spot open before canceling something!
Other Notes and Commands
In the bottom of the /ah menu are some options for things. To see an archive of everyone's transactions from the auction house, visit the Mineseed discord and check out the #auction-house channel.
Please note: if you do not manually remove your items from your /ah ender chest, it will automatically get deleted 2 days after your auction ends!
| Symbol | Description |
|---|---|
| Ender Chest | Your Auctions: click this to view all the items you are currently selling on the auction. This will give you a summary on how many items you have for sale. |
| Glowstone Dust | Filter Options: this will let you change how to view items in the auction house |
| Sunflower | Refresh the page: click to refresh the listings; the auction house is very popular and updates constantly! |
| Arrow | Next page/Previous page: use this to see other items on sale if there are more than 45 items listed in the auction house |
| Book | Guide: the same information this page, but shorter 😉 |
Quests
/quests
quest is a task that a player may complete in order to gain in-game rewards. Rewards may include items or in-game currency.
Quests often fall into several types, such as kill quests, gather quests, break/place quests, and more.
There are currently 17 quest categories with a total of 1456 total quests. If a player finishes all of the quests, they will receive a special tag to commemorate the occasion. Rumor says that an admin is also willing to pay $10 million in-game to the first three people to complete the quests [update: as of 09.15.25, the first three people have already claimed this prize].
Each player may start up to 4 quests at one time.
How To
To start a quest, select a quest category and click on one of the quests that have an object in it. If you see a red terracotta block or a green terracotta block, those quests are either locked or completed, and cannot be completed again (each quest can only be completed 1 time).
To cancel a quest, click on the quest category, and right click on the started quest. Note: canceling a quest in the middle of the progress will erase all of your progress!
Bedrock players will need to use a command to cancel quests: /quest cancel <QuestCategoryQuestName>.
If you do the opposite of the quest (if you select a quest to break obsidian, but then place obsidian while that quest is going), you can see negative progress for your quest!
Quest Categories
| Quest Category | Options | Rewards |
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| Farming (wheat) | Quests related to farming, in which you have to harvest, break, and collect certain items/blocks. There are 313 quests in this category that range from medium to hard difficulty | Money rewards, between $150 and $2,000 |
| Mining (gold pickaxe) | Quests related to mining in which you have to break certain blocks. There are 204 quests in this category that range from easy to hard difficulty | Money rewards, between $250 to $8,000 |
| Collecting (hopper) | Quests related to collecting in which you have to collect certain items/blocks. There are 187 quests that range from medium to hard | Money rewards, between $250 and $2,500 |
| Hunter (gold sword) | Quests related to hunting in which you have to kill entities. There are 148 quests from medium to hard. | Money rewards, between $500 and $10,000 |
| Enchanting (enchanting table) | Quests related to enchanting in which you have to enchant certain items. There are 12 quests from easy to medium | Money rewards, between $250 and $2,500 |
| Brewing (brewing stand) | Quests related to brewing in which you have to brew certain potions. There are 4 quests from easy to medium | Money rewards, between $250 and $1,500 |
| Woodcutting (gold axe) | Quests related to woodcutting in which you have to cut certain wood. There are 40 quests in this category ranged from easy to medium | Money rewards between $250 and $2,000 |
| Building (quartz block) | Quests related to building in which you have to place certain blocks. There are 151 quests in this category ranging from medium to hard | Money rewards between $50 and $2,500 |
| Crafting (crafting table) | Quests related to crafting in which you have to craft certain items. There are 44 quests ranging from easy to medium | Money rewards between $150 and $2,000 |
| Digging (gold shovel) | Quests related to digging in which you have to dig certain blocks. There are 44 quests ranging from easy to medium | Money rewards between $250 and $2,000 |
| Activities (lead) | Quests related to animals in which you have to tame, breed, and shear certain animals. There are 16 quests ranging from easy to hard | Money rewards between $500 and $2,000 |
| Misc (saddle) | Miscellaneous quests in which you have to do certain things. There are currently 19 quets ranging from medium to hard | Money rewards between $1 to $3,000 |
| Fishing (fishing rod) | Quests related to fishing in which you have to fish certain items. There are 22 quests ranging from easy to medium | Money rewards between $50 and $1,250 |
| Impossible (eye of ender) | The most impossible quests in which you have to do certain things. There are 50 quests ranging from hard to impossible | Money rewards from $3,000 |
| Weaponsmith (anvil) | Quests related to weaponsmithing in which you have to craft/obtain certain armor/tools. There are 59 quests ranging from easy to medium | Money rewards between $50 to $1,000 |
| Smelting (blast furnace) | Quests related to smelting in which you have to cook or smelt certain items. There are 34 quests ranging from easy to medium | Money rewards between $50 to $1,000 |
| Experience (XP bottle) | A variety of quests in which you have to do certain things to earn experience as a reward. There are 109 quests that range from easy to hard. | Experience rewards between 160 XP to 2,045 XP |
Chest/Sign Shop
/warp how2SignShop
To open your own shop
- Fill your chest or barrel with what you want to sell.
- Put an empty sign on it by crouching and placing the sign.
If you'd like to open your own shop, ensure that your prices are at or above the prices listed in the Official Pricing Guide.
On the sign:
- 1st line: leave blank (really! don't write anything!)
- 2nd line: put QTY (how many are you selling? 1? 32 half a stack? 64 a full stack?)
- 3rd line: B $$$ : S $$$ (use B for people to buy from you. use S for people to sell to you. $$$ is the cost per quantity on the 2nd line. you can use only B or only S or both)
- 4th line: ? (type a literal question mark. when you exit the sign, as long as you have something in the chest or barrel, it will automatically fill in with the item's individual code)
You will receive a notification every time someone buys something from one of your sign shops and you are also online. You can turn these on/off by doing /cstoggle.
Weekly Challenge
/weeklychallenge | /wc
Complete weekly challenges with other members of the community to win prizes! Go to /weeklychallenge (or /wc) to learn more.
Each week, a new challenge starts at Monday at 12 AM ET. The challenge will be related to a task that needs to be completed in Mineseed. The goal is to work with the Mineseed community to finish the challenge.
If the challenge is completed, everyone who participated--even if you only do the challenge activity 1 time, will get $10,000!!!
Additional rewards are given to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners:
- 1st Place: $300K and a random key voucher to /warp crates
- 2nd Place: $200K and a random key voucher to /warp crates
- 3rd Place: $100K and 5K claim blocks
To see the current week's challenge, hover on the gold block. The menu screen will show the server's progress (in this example, the server has mined 33,953 obsidian out of the 80,000 goal). It will also show the time remaining to goal, the top 3 contenders, and your score.
To claim the previous week's reward, click the diamond to claim the reward. For the top two winners, the key voucher is added directly to your inventory, so make sure you have at least 1 blank spot before you claim.
Lottery
/lottery
Take chances with our lottery, with drawings every 2 hours!
Each ticket costs $1,000, and per pot, you can buy up to 15 tickets (total of $15,000 every 2 hours for 15 tickets).
Buy tickets by visiting /lottery or by doing /lottery buy 1-15.
The /lottery window looks like this:
| Icon | What it does | |
|---|---|---|
| glowstone dust | State - Shows whether a round is in progress or not - Shows time left before the next drawing - Shows the size of the pot, how many tickets are in the pot, and how many tickets you personally have in the pot | |
| emerald | Ticket Store - You can buy up to 10 tickets per pot - One ticket costs $1,000 in game money - Left click to buy less than 10 tickets (opens a new window) - Right click to instantly buy 10 tickets | |
| ladder | Statistics - Left click to see your statistics (# of rounds you participated in and won, total cash won, last round won amount, highest won cash amount, total number of tickets purchased and money spent) - Right click to see the server's statistics (last round, biggest expenditure, highest won, luckiest person, most active person) |
May the odds be in your favor!
Minigames
/games
Mineseed features three minigames that you can play anytime you want! Use the command /games to see the menu to either challenge the computer for free or other players for fun or bet up to $100,000.
Available Games
Connect Four: Connect your assigned color for four in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Tic Tac Toe: Be the first to get three in a row
Mini Gomoku: Similar to Connect Four, build a line of five in a row.
Playing against another player
| In the /games menu, select which game you would like to play. |  |
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| Next, select whether you'd like to play against another player or against the computer. The player icon is the left icon and the computer icon is the right icon. |  |
| If you'd like to play against another player, select the head of the player against which you'd like to play: |
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| Select the stakes (for fun, $100, $1,000, or $10,000) |  |
| Your opponent will receive a notification in their chat: |  |
| Once your opponent accepts the game, it will begin. View pending invites by clicking the bottom green button: |  |
Playing against the computer
| In the /games menu, select which game you would like to play. | |
| Next, select whether you'd like to play against another player or against the computer. The player icon is the left icon and the computer icon is the right icon. | |
| Select the difficulty level of the computer (green = easy, yellow = medium, red = hard) |  |
| Your game will start immediately. |