Agora

The Agora is the market that isn’t on any map. It lies beneath the world, reachable only through hidden doors, and it is where players trade with players - without ever meeting, and without ever knowing each other’s names.

There are no commands for the Agora. Everything happens in person: you walk through a door, and you talk to the people who work there.

Getting In

Craft a Secret Entrance

O E O        O - Obsidian
E D E        E - Echo Shard
O E O        D - Dark Oak Door

Obsidian and echo shards arranged around a dark oak door in a crafting grid

Place It

Right-click a block with the entrance in hand. A few conditions:

The spot needs two blocks of free space above it.
It must be inside a town’s claimed land, and you must be trusted there.
One entrance per land - a land that already hides a door will refuse a second.

The wall shivers, and your door appears. Right-click it to descend.

Don’t want to build one? The server keeps a public entrance at coordinates (0, 0), and anyone may use it.

A Secret, Not a Lock

Anyone who finds your door can walk through it. Hide it well.

The door itself is safe - it can’t be broken, blown up, or moved. The only way to be rid of one is to unclaim the land it stands on: the door goes with the claim. That is also how you relocate it - unclaim the chunk, claim it again afterwards, and place a fresh entrance wherever you’d rather have it. The old door never comes back, so moving means crafting again.

Getting Back Out

Find the exit door and right-click it. You’ll surface at the exact spot where you went down.

Inside the Agora

Nobody can be hurt down here. No PvP, no mobs, no fall damage, no explosions, no fire.
Your inventory is your own. Nothing is taken from you at the door, in either direction.
You can’t build or open containers anywhere in the market - unless you’re standing in a stall you rent.

Who You’ll Meet

Right-click anyone to talk to them.

Who	What for
The Fence	Put your goods up for sale
Bazaar Clerk	Browse and buy
The Informant	Search by Pathway and Sequence
Ledger Keeper	Collect your purchases and your money
Courier Post	Have purchases delivered to you
Plot Warden	Rent a stall
Stall Keeper	A renter’s own storefront
Quartermaster	The ordinary shop, moved underground

The Fence waiting behind his counter in the Agora

Money

Everything down here is counted in three coins:

Coin	Worth
Coppet	The smallest coin
Lick	64 coppets
V’erl Dor	64 Licks, or 4,096 coppets

Prices are quoted in whichever mix reads shortest - 16 coppets 11 licks rather than 720 coppets. Where you type a price yourself, the shorthand is c for coppets, l for Licks and v for V’erl Dor.

Selling

Hand your item to the Fence and name a price. He’ll appraise it first and suggest what he thinks it’s worth - Beyonder materials are judged by their Sequence, ordinary goods by what similar things have been selling for. It’s only advice. The price is yours.

Rule	Value
Listing fee	2% of your price (at least 1 coppet)
Sale tax	8% of the sale
Price range	1 coppet – 1,000,000 coppets (244 V’erl Dor 9 Licks)
New listings per day	5
Active at once	15
Listing lasts	72 hours

The listing fee is paid up front and never comes back - not if it sells, not if it expires, not if you cancel. Price things carefully.

The Fence appraising an Echo Shard at 5 coppets The Fence appraising a Sequence 5 ingredient at 16 coppets 11 licks

Some things can’t be sold: shulker boxes, bundles, or anything else that holds items; bedrock; and items bound to you.

When Something Sells

You won’t be told what, or for how much - only that a coin has been set aside in your name. Counting it is the Ledger Keeper’s job, and you’ll have to go and see him.

Sales made while you were offline are waiting for you when you log back in.

When It Doesn’t

After 72 hours an unsold listing expires and the item goes to your stash. Cancel a listing early and it goes to the same place. Either way, you get it back.

Buying

The Bazaar Clerk shows you everything on offer. The Informant is for when you know exactly what you’re after - search by Pathway and Sequence.

You pay the price on the label and nothing on top - the tax comes out of the seller’s share, not yours. You can’t buy your own listing.

Purchases don’t go into your inventory. They wait for you at the Ledger Keeper, unless you’ve hired a courier.

Collecting Your Things

Whatever the market owes you sits with the Ledger Keeper until you come for it. It never expires, and it never arrives on its own.

Your stash holds items: things you bought, listings that expired, listings you cancelled, and anything rescued from a stall you lost. Take as much as your inventory has room for - the rest stays safe.

Your ledger holds money: every sale you’ve made, and what it earned you after tax. Collecting pays out everything owed at once.

Couriers

Tired of walking back down for every purchase? Bring a summoning horn to the Courier Post and leave it there. From then on, everything you buy is delivered straight to you.

One horn at a time. Take it back whenever you like, and deliveries stop.

Stalls

A stall is a room in the market you can rent, build in, and sell from. Speak to the Plot Warden to take one.

The stall district of the Agora, lit by lanterns

Rule	Value
Rent	5 V’erl Dor (20,480 coppets)
Period	7 days
Stalls per player	1
Grace period	48 hours

While your rent is paid you can build, break, and use chests inside your stall. A Stall Keeper appears at your storefront - visitors clicking it see what you have for sale, and you clicking it get your own counter.

Keeping It

Pay the Plot Warden again before the week runs out to renew for another one. Miss it, and you get 48 hours of grace - you keep everything, but you’ll be reminded.

Losing It

After that you’re evicted, but nothing is destroyed. Everything in your chests, your item frames, your armor stands, anything left on the floor - it all goes to your stash at the Ledger Keeper, and the room is reset for the next tenant.

You can also hand a stall back early from the Plot Warden’s menu.

Stall Counters

Inside your own stall you can set up counters - a sign on a chest that sells to anyone walking past, with no listing fee and no waiting. Up to 12 per stall.

Put a chest down, and a sign on it - on its face or on top.
Line 1: [Market]
Line 2: the price - a plain number of coppets, or shorthand like 3v 12l 5c (3 V’erl Dor, 12 Licks and 5 coppets - 13,061 coppets in all).
Line 3 (optional): how many items per purchase, 1–64. Leave blank for 1.
Right-click the sign holding the item you want to sell.

The sign redraws itself with the item, the price, and your name.

Action	Result
Right-click holding an item	Set or change what it sells
Right-click empty-handed	Check stock and total sold
Sneak + right-click	Close the counter

The chest is your stock. Restocking means putting more in; when it’s empty, the counter is sold out. To change a price, break the sign and set it up again.

To buy: right-click the sign once for the price, then again within 6 seconds to pay. The items go straight into your hands.

Counters end with the sign, the chest, or the stall.

What It Costs

What	Cost
Secret entrance	Obsidian, echo shards, a door
Listing an item	2% of your price (min 1 coppet)
Selling an item	8% of the sale
Buying an item	The price on the label
Renting a stall	5 V’erl Dor (20,480 coppets) a week
Courier delivery	Free - the horn is the price

Worth Remembering

Nobody knows who you are. Listings carry no name. That’s the whole point.
Nothing comes to you. Purchases and earnings wait at the Ledger Keeper until you fetch them - or a courier does it for you.
Nothing is lost. Expired, cancelled, evicted - it all ends up in your stash.
The listing fee is gone the moment you list. Think before you price.