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# ☆ Player Teams

Teams are a fun way for players to group up, build together, and create their own stories within Minerva SMP! Whether you’re forming a small friend group or a large community base, teams are meant to make your journey more social, creative, and connected.

Teams can claim land together, share resources, create bases, and even develop lore — as long as everything stays friendly and follows our server rules. We encourage creativity and teamwork while keeping the SMP drama-free and welcoming for everyone.

#### **Team Information ♡**

☆ **Player Teams**\
Only the **team leader** can post in the team info channel on [Discord](https://discord.gg/C9VPxHrhWe).\
ㅤ⤷ Each team is allowed **one post only**  this keeps the channel clean and easy to browse!

☆ **Team Rules**\
No team wars, rivalries, or unnecessary drama.(lore based wars are allowed, as long as it doesn't get out of hand)\
Team lore is allowed (and encouraged!) as long as it fits within our **server rules** and doesn’t cause problems for others.

☆ **No Spamming**\
Please don’t spam your team advertisement or bump it repeatedly.\
If you want to refresh your post, simply **add a new message under your original post** instead of making a new one.

#### **Team Commands ♡**

Here are all the in-game commands you’ll need to manage and grow your team!

• **/team -** Opens the team GUI.\
• **/team create** - Creates a new team.\
• **/teamchat** **\<message>** - Sends a message to your team.\
• **/allychat \<message> -** Sends a message to your team and allies.\
• **/team invite \<player> -** Invites a player to join your team.\
• **/team accept \<player>** - Accepts an invitation to join a team.\
• **/team deny \<player> -** Declines an invitation to join a team.\
• **/team promote \<player> -** Promotes a team member to a higher role.\
• **/team demote \<player> -** Demotes a team member to a lower role.\
• **/team home -** Opens the team home menu\
• **/team allies -** Opens the ally menu to manage alliances.\
• **/team enderchest or /team ec -** Opens the team's shared Ender chest.\
• **/team bank -** Opens the team bank to manage funds.\
• **/team ally add \<player> -** Creates an alliance with another team.\
• **/team ally remove \<team tag:team name> -** Revokes an alliance with a team.\
• **/team stats -** Opens the stats menu to view team statistics.\
• **/team leaderboard -** Opens the team leaderboard to view rankings.

#### **Team Tips ♡**

Want your team to stand out? Here are a few ideas to make your post and your team extra special!

♡ **Create a fun team name and banner**  something that shows off your style or lore.\
♡ **Add a short description or backstory**  tell other players what your team is about or what kind of members you’re looking for.\
♡ **Include your base theme or vibe**  medieval, fantasy, modern, cottagecore, etc.\
♡ **Post team photos or builds**  show off your progress, base, or cool projects.\
♡ **Keep your post updated**  if your team grows or changes direction, edit your main message to keep it current.\
♡ **Be welcoming!**  New players might be shy to join; make your team feel open, friendly, and part of the Minerva community spirit.


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