👷Jobs
Jobs are the main source of income on Vulengate. There are currently a total of 7 jobs to choose from.
Jobs pay players automatically for doing certain actions depending on the job they're in. Players can join two different jobs when they first join, though this number can be increased through ranks, eventually allowing players to join and get income from all seven jobs at once. Players can level up their stats in each job by doing the various tasks that give payment. For each job level, the amount of income gained from doing its tasks is increased by 0.1%, eventually capping at level 200. A special tag for each job is also given at level 200 to commemorate maxing the job stats.
There are currently five players who have reached level 200 in all seven jobs on a respective realm.
Job Types
The Miner job is centered around mining stone, ores, and smelting, actions most players will be passively doing during their playtime. Miner is the simplest and most popular of the seven jobs. It's extremely useful as an early game job and is arguably the best job on the server for making large amounts of money quickly in the end game.
As of May 2024, there are 74,078 players working in the Miner job. 169 players are at or above level 200, while 17 players are at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Miner.
The Hunter job is centered around killing hostile and passive mobs, another activity the majority of players will be passively doing. Though not as lucrative as Miner, it can still be a helpful job to have for a consistent source of passive income. Certain mob grinding set-ups can make it a viable long term job for the end game, though most of the optimal grinding setups will require summoning Minecraft bosses and thus pre-planning is needed.
As of May 2024, there are 36,130 players working in the Hunter job. 60 players are at or above level 200, with 3 players at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Hunter.
The Woodcutter job is centered around chopping down trees and clearing leaves. It can be useful as an early game job due to the amount of wood players gather early on for building and chest supplies. Optimal set-ups for making money with this job require hours of preparation, though it can be a viable source of income.
As of May 2024, there are 35,464 players working in the Woodcutter job. 15 players are at or above level 200, with 0 players at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Woodcutter.
The Angler job is centered around catching fish. It's one of the best jobs for new players as the entry requirements for it are almost non-existent, just requiring a fishing rod to begin working. Upgrades such as a crate rod and higher fishing mcMMO can help high level Anglers make tons of money very quickly. Competing in Fishing Contests is an optimal grinding set-up for this job due to the wide range of high paying fishes that appear, and the removal of all the low paying “junk” items for the duration of the contest.
As of May 2024, there are 22,765 players working in the Angler job. 48 players are at or above level 200, with 2 players at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Angler.
The Excavator job is centered around terraforming landmasses, dealing with common surface layer terrain blocks such as sand, clay, grass, terracotta, etc. Often times it's used as a form of passive income while gathering materials like sand that are in high demand.
As of May 2024, there are 20,570 players working in the Excavator job. 11 players are at or above level 200, with 0 players at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Excavator.
The Farmer job is centered around harvesting crops, picking flowers and tending to animals. It can be extremely useful as an early game job due to the availability of large public farms at Player Warps, and even into the late game can be an exceptional money making method with the right farm set-up.
As of May 2024, there are 20,166 players working in the Farmer job. 32 players are at or above level 200, with 1 player at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Farmer.
The Enchanter job is centered around enchanting items. This job is the only job that is entirely menu-based. It is arguably the best job for creating a consistent source of income, on par and even surpassing the likes of Miner job, though the entry requirements for grinding it is much higher than other jobs. Its reliance on needing a large amount of materials to enchant and access to an efficient experience farm make it extremely difficult to grind effectively.
As of May 2024, there are 2,798 players working in the Enchanter job. 25 players are at or above level 200, with 1 player at or above level 300.
For the full list of payments, in-depth info, and job grinding methods, see Enchanter.
Removed Jobs
Brewer
The Brewer job was centered around brewing potions. Players would add potion ingredients into brewing stands and receive payment depending on the item inserted. This action of adding items into the brewing stands could be automated through the use of hoppers and the job was removed after AFK money farm designs became popular.
Smelter
Smelter was a side category of the Miner job that briefly lasted from late Summer 2021 to early Fall of 2021. All payment for mining ores was removed over rising concerns over the ability to place and re-mine ore blocks for income, and smelting raw ores became the only method of getting payment from them. The job was reverted back to its original state after smelter job saw an uprising of AFK money farms once again. Silk touch was adjusted to no longer pay when breaking ores to account for the previous exploit.
The Jobs plugin offers many ways to earn income on The Seed. Each job has a set of tasks that will give you money on completion. The higher your job level, the more money those tasks will yield. You have a set number of Job slots based on your Playtime or Premium Rank. The more playtime you have, the more jobs you can join to earn more money!
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Job Types
There are 9 jobs to choose from:
Woodcutter:
Chop and plant trees.
Miner:
Break stones and ores.
Builder:
Place decorative blocks like glass, wood, slabs, stairs, concrete, etc.
Digger:
Dig sand and variants of it, dirt, gravel, clay, nylium, and moss.
Farmhand:
Plant crops.
Harvest crops, plants, coral, saplings, flowers, and leaves.
Tame and Breed passive mobs
Milk Cows
Shear Sheep
Fish
Hunter:
Kill mobs and players.
Explorer:
Travel through new chunks.
Wizard:
Brew potions - payout depends on ingredients used.
Enchant gear - payout depends on the quality of enchanted items.
Artisan:
Smelt ores, stone, glass, cacti, netherrack, and clay.
Craft redstone components, stairs, slabs, storage and utility blocks, etc.
Craft armor, tools, and weapons.
<aside> 💡 Blocks mined using Silk Touch tools don’t yield any rewards.
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Commands
/jobs join [jobname]This command lets you join your chosen job if you have an available job slot.
/jobs browse
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Left-click on one of the icons to join or leave a job. The stained glass panes above and below the icon will change to reflect that.
Right-click to view more info on the job you’re interested in - this includes both the payouts and stats on how many players have joined this job.
/jobs leave [jobname]Lets you leave the job you specified. You will lose some of your progress.
If you want to leave every job, use
/jobs leaveall.
/jobs info [jobname]Displays payouts for each task associated with a given job.
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/jobs questsThese are quests that pay out a set amount of money on completion. They refresh once every 24 hours.
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/jobs ownedblocksSome jobs require a furnace or brewing stand. Use this to see a list of all claimed blocks and their coordinates.
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/jobs clearownershipWill clear the ownership of all claimed furnaces and brewing stands.
/jobs statsThis is a navigation menu for job statistics. You can use it to access statistics for each job and the
Job Skill Tree- this lets you claim one-time rewards for leveling up.
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/jobs limitThere’s a set amount of money you can make an hour with jobs. This command shows how long you have until your limit resets, how much money you have earned, and how much you can make in one hour. The more combined job levels you have, the higher your hourly limit.
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/jobs top [jobname]and/jobs gtopThese commands show leaderboards for a specific job (
/jobs top) or all jobs combined (/jobs gtop).
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