Controlled anarchy: nothing is forbidden, everything is written down. Order here is not handed down from above — the players sign it themselves, and the mod keeps every signature for good.
Anarchy is not chaos. It is the absence of a ruler. Nobody governs here: there is no admin to settle an argument in chat, and no plugin that forbids anything. Nothing will stop you lying, stealing or killing.
Order arrives another way — it gets signed. The mod records an obligation together with its signatures, watches the terms a machine can verify, and announces the outcome to the whole server. Breaking a contract is always possible. It is just never quiet, and never free.
A draft binds nobody until every party has signed. Delivery, payment and non-aggression are watched by the code. So is collateral: breach the contract and the plot passes to the creditor. A promise is judged only by people.
Every contract's journal is kept for good
A record is not a verdict. A parliament of seven, elected on a standing ballot for a seven-day term, answers one question: did this person do it. The price is fixed and public, the accused gets to speak, and an acquittal deletes the records.
Permanent exile is not the bench's to give — the whole server votes
One chunk is a homestead: free, untaxed, needing no organisation at all. Beyond that is city ground: 64i from the treasury and a progressive tax, so the bill lands on hoarding the map rather than on living somewhere. A city grows only along its own border.
A debt of 32i turns ground derelict — whoever settles it takes it
A global order book with escrow: place an order and the goods and the coin are locked already, so a matched trade can never fail to settle. The bank holds the account, strikes coin out of metal, and pays standing orders up to a ceiling you set yourself.
Commerce is mechanical; politics stays social
Anyone may cross a way, and crossing it is never a trespass. Those who can pay the toll pay it; what the rest owe is written down. There are no teleports, which is what makes a road the real answer to how you get there.
Ground walled in gets a corridor out by right
A profile made of facts alone: how many contracts signed, how many kept, how many broken, and who vouched for you. A broken promise lands on everyone who vouched.
Reputation is an archive, not a star ratingThree coins — iron, gold, netherite. Metal is struck into coin at the bank and lands on your account, but a coin cannot be melted back, and no recipe exchanges one denomination for another. Otherwise four iron bars would turn into gold. Money therefore enters the world through the mine alone, never through a village trader.
Iron coin1i
Gold coin16i
Netherite coin256iThe mod was written under one rule: forbid nothing. Every line below is a decision, not an unfinished feature. Forbidding is the cheapest way to make a world quiet and the fastest way to make it empty: where a plugin will not let you through, there is nothing left to negotiate.
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The pass puts your account on the whitelist and keeps it there while the subscription runs. Cancel any time — your city, contracts and records stay in the world and wait.
Yes, in the literal sense: there is no ruler. Nobody hands out rights, settles arguments in chat or forbids anything. It is not chaos, though — order rests on contracts the players sign themselves, and on a bench everyone elects.
Entry. Your account joins the whitelist while the subscription runs and you get the whole mod, no exceptions. We do not sell items, commands or an edge in combat — that would destroy the point of contracts.
Polis runs server-side, and the Create pack installs in one click through a normal launcher. You need a NeoForge 21.1.248 profile for Minecraft 1.21.1.
Because then the whole project disappears. A border here is a warning and a line, not a wall: you can cross, but everything you do is recorded and can become evidence in court. Players hand down the penalty, not a plugin.
No. One world, one archive. The only time records disappear is an acquittal: if the bench says there was no evidence, it is deleted.
Your account leaves the whitelist, but your city, contracts and records stay exactly where they were. Come back and it is all still there.