Xeno Factions Wiki & Guide

Use the city creation command to name your group and claim your first chunk of land. You'll need enough prestige points to cover the initial claim cost, which you earn through activity like mining and building.

Prestige is the currency you use to claim land, expand your city, and pay upkeep costs. You earn prestige passively through normal gameplay activities like mining, building, and defeating mobs.

Yes, you can upload a custom flag or select from the mod's built-in banner designs through the city settings. This gives your faction a unique visual identity on the map and in-game.

New players get a grace period where their base cannot be attacked and they cannot join wars. During this time, they also keep their inventory items if they die, giving them a safe window to establish themselves.

Declaring war allows you to attack enemy territory and capture their chunks if you win. You can negotiate peace treaties, ceasefires, or surrender terms to end the conflict.

Yes, you can form alliances with other factions so you can fight defensive wars together. Allied cities can coordinate attacks and share defensive responsibilities.

Team Deathmatch is an optional game mode for servers that want organized PvP events separate from territory wars. It's not required—servers can use the mod purely for faction management and territorial conquest.

Yes, admins can view player inventories, mute disruptive players, and configure market settings. Admins also have tools to manage the prestige economy and adjust game balance.

The mod is designed to work without extra plugins, so it should have minimal performance impact. If you're concerned, test it on a copy of your world first, especially if you're running many other mods.