Jobs - Revision history

Kaph at 13:19, 24 August 2026

2026-08-24T13:19:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:19, 24 August 2026
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{Deprecated}}

	Jobs are a custom feature to Loka where a player can assign tasks to both players within a town, and to all players of Loka. These tasks that a player can assign have a wide range of options, commands, and functions, but can be very useful to players and within a town. Players can pay other players to get something done for them, or create ways to add prestige within a town for players who complete jobs for them.		Jobs are a custom feature to Loka where a player can assign tasks to both players within a town, and to all players of Loka. These tasks that a player can assign have a wide range of options, commands, and functions, but can be very useful to players and within a town. Players can pay other players to get something done for them, or create ways to add prestige within a town for players who complete jobs for them.

Kaph: Wrap in-game commands in {{Cmd}} per house style, matching Template:Commands

2026-08-24T12:03:00Z

Wrap in-game commands in {{Cmd}} per house style, matching Template:Commands

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:03, 24 August 2026
Line 4:		Line 4:
	== Job Boards ==		== Job Boards ==
	== Types and Creation of Jobs ==		== Types and Creation of Jobs ==
	There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type /j [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, /g j [type of job].		There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type {{Cmd\|/j}} [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, {{Cmd\|/g j}} [type of job].

	=== /(g) j Gather ===		=== {{Cmd\|/(g) j}} Gather ===
	Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, {{Cmd\|/(g) j gather}} [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== /(g) j Travel ===		=== {{Cmd\|/(g) j}} Travel ===
	Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, /(g) j travel [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, {{Cmd\|/(g) j travel}} [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== /(g) j Hunt ===		=== {{Cmd\|/(g) j}} Hunt ===
	Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command /(g) j hunt [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.		Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command {{Cmd\|/(g) j hunt}} [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== /(g) j Bounty ===		=== {{Cmd\|/(g) j}} Bounty ===
	Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!		Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type {{Cmd\|/(g) j bounty}} [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!

	== Editing Jobs ==		== Editing Jobs ==

Kaph: Bypass redirect links to point directly at final destination; remove self-links

2026-08-24T10:37:32Z

Bypass redirect links to point directly at final destination; remove self-links

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:37, 24 August 2026
Line 54:		Line 54:
	*No Place Like Home		*No Place Like Home
	*Town and Country		*Town and Country
	*[[~~Quest - New Places; New Foes~~\|New Places; New Foes]]		*[[Questing\|New Places; New Foes]]

	[[Category:Custom Features]]		[[Category:Custom Features]]

Kaph: Strip italic/bold wiki markup from inside headings

2026-08-23T23:12:33Z

Strip italic/bold wiki markup from inside headings

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:12, 23 August 2026
Line 2:		Line 2:

	== Town Jobs V.S. Server Wide Jobs ==		== Town Jobs V.S. Server Wide Jobs ==

	== Job Boards ==		== Job Boards ==

	== Types and Creation of Jobs ==		== Types and Creation of Jobs ==

	There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type /j [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, /g j [type of job].		There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type /j [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, /g j [type of job].

	=== ''/(g) j Gather'' ===		=== /(g) j Gather ===

	Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== ''/(g) j Travel'' ===		=== /(g) j Travel ===

	Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, /(g) j travel [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, /(g) j travel [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== ''/(g) j Hunt'' ===		=== /(g) j Hunt ===

	Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command /(g) j hunt [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.		Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command /(g) j hunt [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== ''/(g) j Bounty'' ===		=== /(g) j Bounty ===

	Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!		Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!

	== Editing Jobs ==		== Editing Jobs ==

	Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):		Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):
	* Re-name a job		* Re-name a job
Line 42:		Line 34:

	== Accepting Jobs ==		== Accepting Jobs ==

	Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.		Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.
	When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.		When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.
Line 49:		Line 40:

	== Completing Jobs ==		== Completing Jobs ==

	Completion of jobs are done when the task that has been given has been accomplished.		Completion of jobs are done when the task that has been given has been accomplished.

Line 57:		Line 47:

	== Viewing and Abandoning Jobs ==		== Viewing and Abandoning Jobs ==

	== Old Jobs: ==		== Old Jobs: ==

	*Artifact or Fiction		*Artifact or Fiction
	*Down The Rabbit Hole		*Down The Rabbit Hole

Kaph: Clean up headings: remove bold/underline/links from heading text, add consistent blank-line spacing (Fandom-import cleanup)

2026-08-21T14:05:28Z

Clean up headings: remove bold/underline/links from heading text, add consistent blank-line spacing (Fandom-import cleanup)

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:05, 21 August 2026
Line 6:		Line 6:

	== Types and Creation of Jobs ==		== Types and Creation of Jobs ==

	There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type /j [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, /g j [type of job].		There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type /j [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, /g j [type of job].

	=== ''/(g) j Gather'' ===		=== ''/(g) j Gather'' ===

	Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== ''/(g) j Travel'' ===		=== ''/(g) j Travel'' ===

	Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, /(g) j travel [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, /(g) j travel [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== ''/(g) j Hunt'' ===		=== ''/(g) j Hunt'' ===

	Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command /(g) j hunt [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.		Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command /(g) j hunt [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.

	=== ''/(g) j Bounty'' ===		=== ''/(g) j Bounty'' ===

	Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!		Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!

	== Editing Jobs ==		== Editing Jobs ==

	Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):		Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):
	* Re-name a job		* Re-name a job
Line 36:		Line 42:

	== Accepting Jobs ==		== Accepting Jobs ==

	Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.		Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.
	When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.		When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.
Line 42:		Line 49:

	== Completing Jobs ==		== Completing Jobs ==

	Completion of jobs are done when the task that has been given has been accomplished.		Completion of jobs are done when the task that has been given has been accomplished.

Line 51:		Line 59:

	== Old Jobs: ==		== Old Jobs: ==

	*Artifact or Fiction		*Artifact or Fiction
	*Down The Rabbit Hole		*Down The Rabbit Hole

Kaph: Add category: Custom Features

2026-08-19T23:27:04Z

Add category: Custom Features

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:27, 19 August 2026
Line 58:		Line 58:
	*Town and Country		*Town and Country
	*[[Quest - New Places; New Foes\|New Places; New Foes]]		*[[Quest - New Places; New Foes\|New Places; New Foes]]

			[[Category:Custom Features]]

Kaph: Remove obsolete Fandom links

2026-08-19T00:51:20Z

Remove obsolete Fandom links

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:51, 19 August 2026
Line 51:		Line 51:

	== Old Jobs: ==		== Old Jobs: ==
	*~~[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_Artifact_or_Fiction~~ Artifact or Fiction]		*Artifact or Fiction
	*~~[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_Down_The_Rabbit_Hole~~ Down The Rabbit Hole]		*Down The Rabbit Hole
	*~~[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_First_Aid~~ First Aid]		*First Aid
	*~~[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_From_The_Darkness~~ From The Darkness]		*From The Darkness
	*~~[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_No_Place_Like_Home~~ No Place Like Home]		*No Place Like Home
	*~~[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_Town_and_Country~~ Town and Country]		*Town and Country
	*[[Quest - New Places; New Foes\|New Places; New Foes]]		*[[Quest - New Places; New Foes\|New Places; New Foes]]

Kaph: Remove redlinked file references and their captions (no files ported)

2026-08-17T13:09:03Z

Remove redlinked file references and their captions (no files ported)

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:09, 17 August 2026
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~[[File:Job board.png\|thumb\|470x470px]]~~
	Jobs are a custom feature to Loka where a player can assign tasks to both players within a town, and to all players of Loka. These tasks that a player can assign have a wide range of options, commands, and functions, but can be very useful to players and within a town. Players can pay other players to get something done for them, or create ways to add prestige within a town for players who complete jobs for them.		Jobs are a custom feature to Loka where a player can assign tasks to both players within a town, and to all players of Loka. These tasks that a player can assign have a wide range of options, commands, and functions, but can be very useful to players and within a town. Players can pay other players to get something done for them, or create ways to add prestige within a town for players who complete jobs for them.

Line 10:		Line 9:

	=== ''/(g) j Gather'' ===		=== ''/(g) j Gather'' ===
	~~[[File:Job gather.png\|thumb\|526x526px]]~~
	Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.		Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

Line 20:		Line 18:

	=== ''/(g) j Bounty'' ===		=== ''/(g) j Bounty'' ===
	~~[[File:Job bounty.png\|thumb\|402x402px]]~~
	Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!		Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!
	~~[[File:Job bounty kill.png\|centre\|thumb\|486x486px]]~~

	== Editing Jobs ==		== Editing Jobs ==
	~~[[File:Job edit.png\|thumb\|610x610px]]~~
	Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):		Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):
	* Re-name a job		* Re-name a job
Line 41:		Line 36:

	== Accepting Jobs ==		== Accepting Jobs ==
	~~[[File:Job accept.png\|left\|thumb\|322x322px]]~~
	Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.		Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.
	~~[[File:Job Frodii.png\|thumb\|259x259px]]~~
	When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.		When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.

Line 56:		Line 49:

	== Viewing and Abandoning Jobs ==		== Viewing and Abandoning Jobs ==
	~~[[File:Jobs.png\|thumb\|370x370px\|none]]~~

	== Old Jobs: ==		== Old Jobs: ==

Kaph: Import from loka.fandom.com (CC BY-SA), phase 1 essential pages

2026-08-17T09:00:38Z

Import from loka.fandom.com (CC BY-SA), phase 1 essential pages

New page

[[File:Job board.png|thumb|470x470px]]
Jobs are a custom feature to Loka where a player can assign tasks to both players within a town, and to all players of Loka. These tasks that a player can assign have a wide range of options, commands, and functions, but can be very useful to players and within a town. Players can pay other players to get something done for them, or create ways to add prestige within a town for players who complete jobs for them.

== Town Jobs V.S. Server Wide Jobs ==

== Job Boards ==

== Types and Creation of Jobs ==
There are currently 5 jobs available to players which all work for both server jobs and for town jobs. To create a job that the entire server has access to, simple type /j [type of job]. Creating a job for only town members, a g must be inserted into the command so that it is, /g j [type of job].

=== ''/(g) j Gather'' ===
[[File:Job gather.png|thumb|526x526px]]
Gathering jobs are used as a way for a player to collect a specific item. Once the items is gathered, it can be turned in and the job has been completed. To use the gather command, a player must type, /(g) j gather [item id] [item amount] [job name]. In the [item id] section, the gather command only works using the id number of the minecraft item. in the [item amount] section, this is where a player will add how many of the item they would like for the job to be completed. Finally, for the [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

=== ''/(g) j Travel'' ===
Travel jobs are used as a way for getting players to explore something very specific. To create a traveling job, a player must first stand in the location where the job will be completed in. For example, if a player wanted their travel job to be completed by going to the [[Market]] at spawn, a player must stand in the market when creating the job. Once in the desired location, a player will type the in-game command, /(g) j travel [radius] [job name]. In replacement of radius, a player will type a number which will represent how many blocks wide the area will include for the travel job to be completed. In the placement of [job name] a player will add the title that will appear for the name of the job.

=== ''/(g) j Hunt'' ===
Hunting jobs are used for killing minecraft mobs. Hunting jobs may be created using the in-game command /(g) j hunt [mob] [amount] [job name]. In replacement of [mob], a player may type any type of mob they wish to be killed. An example would be spider or zombie. In the place of [amount], a player will add how many of the mob they wish to be killed. Finally, in the placement of [job name], a player will add the titles that will appear for the name of the job.

=== ''/(g) j Bounty'' ===
[[File:Job bounty.png|thumb|402x402px]]
Bounty jobs are used for killing other players on the server. Once the player has been killed, the reward will become claimable for the assassin. In fact, there is a specific job board for bounty's created that are server wide that display the name of the job, who assigned the job, and the reward. See the Job Board section of this page for more details in how job boards function. To create a bounty, a player must type /(g) j bounty [player name]. In the [player name] area, a player will replace that text with the player they wish to be killed. Another notable feature of the bounty job is the announcement in public chat. Once a reward has been assigned to the job, a pop up in chat will announce that the bounty has been created!
[[File:Job bounty kill.png|centre|thumb|486x486px]]

== Editing Jobs ==
[[File:Job edit.png|thumb|610x610px]]
Once a job is created, a prompt will appear in chat that will allow a player to customize that specific job. By hovering over each icon in the edit prompt, a player can, but is not limited to (depending on the job):
* Re-name a job
* Add a description of a job
* Edit the completion text
* Add a book to a job for more in depth information
* Require the job to be confirmed by the created before it may be accepted
* How often the job may be repeated
* Add when the job will expire
* Add jobs before or after that must be completed first before a particular job
* Add a payout to a job once completed
* Add a job to a sign for town jobs
* Add a prestige amount award for town jobs
Hovering over the edit prompt will give more detail in how to edit a player job in game.

== Accepting Jobs ==
[[File:Job accept.png|left|thumb|322x322px]]
Jobs can be found all across the lands of Loka. Loka features holiday jobs that pop up from time to time, quests that can be repeated daily, and jobs that can be completed once for players. Jobs can be found and accepted though NPC's and job boards.
[[File:Job Frodii.png|thumb|259x259px]]
When right-clicking on an NPC with a job icon above them, a window will appear and show a player details of what the job is, a description, rewards, and more depending on the type of job. To accept a job on this type of NPC, a player must shift-click. A player can also accept a job though clicking on a job NPC. Job NPC's are either found beside a job board or though the town NPC. These Jobs NPC's hold all available jobs within the town or on a job board. A player will have to right-click the NPC then shift-click to accept those jobs.

The last way to accept a job is though a job board or clickable sign with a job posted on it. A player is able to right-click on these signs and then click the prompt in chat that says [Accept Job].

== Completing Jobs ==
Completion of jobs are done when the task that has been given has been accomplished.

'''Gathering jobs''' - a player must turn in the items to the NPC that they accepted the job from. If a player accepted a job though a sign such as a job board, a player still mist turn in the items to the NPC attached; be the NPC at the job board or the NPC in that town. When a player has the items needed for completion of a job in their inventory, a player will get a prompt on screen reminding the player of the job and where to hand in the items. When right clicking on the NPC to turn in the items, a window will appear where a player will drop the necessary items required for completion. Once accepted, the reward will appear in a players inventory.

'''Traveling jobs''' -

== Viewing and Abandoning Jobs ==
[[File:Jobs.png|thumb|370x370px|none]]

== Old Jobs: ==
*[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_Artifact_or_Fiction Artifact or Fiction]
*[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_Down_The_Rabbit_Hole Down The Rabbit Hole]
*[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_First_Aid First Aid]
*[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_From_The_Darkness From The Darkness]
*[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_No_Place_Like_Home No Place Like Home]
*[https://loka.fandom.com/wiki/Quest_-_Town_and_Country Town and Country]
*[[Quest - New Places; New Foes|New Places; New Foes]]