Ranks

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Old School Minecraft has a variety of ranks.
Ranks operate within a hierarchical structure, which means that higher ranks encompass the privileges associated with lower ranks.

Generic Ranks

Player

The starting rank for all new players.

  • In-game: &8[Player]
  • Recreation: [Player]
  • Can set a maximum of 5 homes.

Contributor

The sole existing donor rank.

  • In-game: &b[Contributor]
  • Recreation: [Contributor]

Misc Ranks

Trusted

This distinction is awarded exclusively to community members who are recognized by staff for their noteworthy contributions or cool demeanor.

  • In-game: &2[Trusted]
  • Recreation: [Trusted]
  • Inherits all Contributor perks.

420

Meme rank brought upon us by LeowFlow and moderator_man.

  • In-game: &2[420]
  • Recreation: [420]
  • Inherits all Contributor perks.

Staff Ranks

Moderator

  • In-game: &5[Mod]
  • Recreation: [Mod]

Senior Moderator

  • In-game: &5[S. Mod]
  • Recreation: [S. Mod]

Administrator

  • In-game: &c[Admin]
  • Recreation: [Admin]

Retired Ranks

Builder

Formerly given to good builders, most commonly ones who assisted staff in important builds.

  • In-game: &e[Builder]
  • Recreation: [Builder]
  • Ability to fly.
  • Ability to use compass for teleportation and pass through blocks.

Developer

Formerly given to developers of Old School Minecraft.

  • In-game: &d[Dev]
  • Recreation: [Dev]
  • Former Prefix: &d[Developer] / [Developer]
  • Ability to bypass NoCheat.

Supporters

Formerly given to donators. The rank had three tiers.

Supporter

Tier 1 for $8 USD.

  • In-game: &6[Supporter]
  • Recreation: [Supporter]

Supporter+

Tier 2 for $20 USD.

  • In-game: &6[Supporter&e+&6]
  • Recreation: [Supporter+]

Supporter++

Tier 3 for $30 USD.

  • In-game: &6[Supporter&e++&6]
  • Recreation: [Supporter++]

Partner

Formerly given to partners of Old School Minecraft.

  • In-game: &b
  • Recreation: *Username

Fact: This rank was introduced a few days after Old School Minecraft officially launched to the public back in January 19th, 2020. Back then, there were no prefixes, instead ranks were just colors to players' usernames. Thus, Partner rank would color your username in cyan such as this example: <Beezle> Hello world!