EternalCraft » Topic: Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World? https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/feed/ Fri, 12 Jun 2026 01:27:12 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=2.5.8-5815 en-US https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27029 <![CDATA[Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World?]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27029 Sun, 21 Jul 2013 03:36:55 +0000 Killzone569 So I recently bought a Spider Spawner for 65k and I wanted to claim it as a part of my town so I did /t claim and it wouldnt let me claim it then Ghost8 told me that I can only claim area thats apart of my town I just want to know why cant you be allowed to claim area thats not near your town I just want answers thats all
Thank You

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-Killzone569

]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27032 <![CDATA[Reply To: Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World?]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27032 Sun, 21 Jul 2013 03:40:16 +0000 lightning235 Well, I am a bit new to EternalCracked, but I fully understand Towny. I am just here to help and I do not know the full answer, but can guess.

I highly believe they disabled claiming blocks that are not connected to your town because, if you were able to claim land without it being connected to your town, you could just go troll people and claim a square around their Town so they won’t be able to expand and get more land for more plots/shops etc.

Well, hope that helped and was possibly the right answer, if not, I don’t know what might be the true meaning of why it’s disabled. Possibly Born will respond and help you out. 😀

]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27036 <![CDATA[Reply To: Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World?]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27036 Sun, 21 Jul 2013 04:01:47 +0000 Wither Part of plugin is that u have to connect plots. born diabled outpots which lets u claim elsewhere that is not connected. theee is no othwr way expecting connecting plots

]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27067 <![CDATA[Reply To: Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World?]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27067 Sun, 21 Jul 2013 15:22:20 +0000 allbaseball77 Yeah, you need to make a snail trail to where the cave spider spawner is and then delete your snail trail. This way, you have your outpost (it needs to be 5×5 in plots) and you don’t have an ugly snailtrail. You can’t claim already claimed plots. That’s why you can’t claim them now.

]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27083 <![CDATA[Reply To: Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World?]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27083 Sun, 21 Jul 2013 18:14:31 +0000 saif33 maybe the town edge is not attached with the spider spawner plot soo it cant claimed

]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27084 <![CDATA[Reply To: Why cant you claim random parts of the Eternal Cracked World?]]> https://www.eternalcraft.com/forums/topic/why-cant-you-claim-random-parts-of-the-eternal-cracked-world/#post-27084 Sun, 21 Jul 2013 20:02:36 +0000 Omega The only way to do this would be to chain-claim a line from your town (technically a snail trail, unless you make it 3 plots wide, and build stuff on it), then claim it.

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