Island Management
WoSBlock's island system supports four distinct visitor modes, a full co-op trust mechanic, shared generator progression, and a movable Enchanting Table Guest Book item that shows every visitor exactly who owns the island and how far it's progressed.
The island owner changes the global visitor mode with /is settings,
cycling through four distinct states. The mode is visible to all visitors upon entry.
| Mode | PvP / PvE | Block Breaking | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friendly | Disabled | Disabled | Visitors can only walk around and spectate. The safest mode for public islands. |
| Carnage | Enabled | Disabled | Combat is fully allowed, but the island structure is protected. PvP arena setup. |
| Demolition | Disabled | Enabled | Visitors can break blocks freely but cannot harm players. Collaborative building mode. |
| FFA | Enabled | Enabled | Free-for-all chaos. Everything can be destroyed. High-risk, high-reward mode. |
The island owner can permanently trust specific players, granting them full builder access. Only the true owner retains the authority to invite or kick members.
Cobblestone Generator XP is tied to the island instance. Any trusted member mining blocks or consuming XP Scrolls contributes to the exact same generator level. Level up faster together.
Trophy Hall achievements are tied to the island structure. Any milestone progress or placed trophy head contributes to the overall island achievement level and the true island owner's server ranking.
The Clerk's quests are completely individual per player. Trusted members take, track, and complete their own separate quests from the same Clerk NPC. Quest rewards go exclusively to the player who completed the quest.
Every starter chest includes an Enchanting Table Guest Book item. The owner can place it wherever they want on the island. When any visitor right-clicks it, vanilla enchanting behavior is intercepted and replaced with a custom GUI displaying island information.
Items that fall into the void within the island's claim are intercepted and pushed directly into the Guest Book's storage cache buffer - up to 27 stacks before overflowing. Nothing is permanently lost.
The Guest Book displays waypoint status, while /is setwaypoint and
/is waypoint handle fast travel between up to 3 saved island points.
The Enchanting Table was chosen deliberately as the Guest Book block - it is recognisable, useful as a placed object, and now movable so each owner can decide where island information belongs.