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Orion: a Minecraft geopolitical server on Earth

Orion is ConquerEarthMC's live Minecraft geopolitical server. Java and Bedrock players share one Earth map, settle with friends, join nations, trade, and compete under Towny and SiegeWar rules.

Land and community

Start or join a town

Orion grows one settlement at a time. Residents plan together, share resources, trade with their neighbors, and slowly turn empty land into a home.

01 / TOWNS

Claim and protect land

Found your own town or join one that is already on the map. Claims protect the time your community puts into building it.

02 / NATIONS

Form a nation

A nation gives neighboring towns a shared identity, common goals, and a reason to think beyond a single base.

03 / BANKS

Build a place for town banking

Town and nation deposits happen at bank plots. A town can use its homeblock while it has no bank plot, but once it builds one, that plot becomes its banking location.

04 / CULTURE

Build a real community

Share resources, keep public records, talk in town chat, and use community tools to make the settlement feel lived in.

Player-run politics

Build a nation with a written government

Orion's state design covers constitutions, government types, public offices, parliament, laws, referendums, and a state gazette. The base state system is active, but the government, office, public-record, war-council, and trade-office modules are disabled right now.

01 / STRUCTURE

Choose a government model

The civic design covers presidential and parliamentary republics, constitutional monarchies, council democracies, autocracies, and custom rules.

02 / RECORDS

Define constitutions and public records

Constitutions describe how a state should work, while laws, motions, referendums, and gazette entries provide a public record of decisions.

03 / STATUS

Check what is available now

The government guide separates the active base state system from the civic modules that are currently disabled.

Economy and trade

Trade directly with other players

Money moves through shops, auctions, town banks, private trades, and public projects. What you sell, and who needs it, matters.

01 / SHOPS

Open your own shop

A good storefront can turn an ordinary street, station, or market hall into a place players actually visit.

02 / EXCHANGE

Use the global market

Browse the global exchange with /market or /shop, then use /shopsearch when you want to find a particular merchant.

03 / AUCTIONS

Sell rare items at auction

The auction house works well for valuable finds that do not belong in an everyday shop.

Progress and tools

Skills and tools for everyday play

01 / SKILLS

Level skills while you play

Gathering, combat, and practical skills improve while you use them. You do not need to stop playing normally just to level up.

02 / SURVEY

Measure before you build

Craft a special spyglass with a vanilla look, mark two points, and measure distances of up to 128 blocks.

03 / BUILD

Control lights remotely

A special lamp can connect to a lever, button, or daylight detector from as far as 50 blocks away.

04 / CREATE

Add art and moving builds

Paint maps, display images, build moving doors, bottle experience, and make your town feel like more than an ordinary survival base.

Real-world geology

Ore deposits follow the Earth map

Orion keeps Minecraft's normal ore generation. Every ore still appears wherever vanilla Minecraft normally puts it, at the usual heights and in the usual terrain.

On top of that, Orion adds richer bonus regions for coal, iron, gold, and diamond. We calculate these regions from real-world mineral geography using the U.S. Geological Survey's Major Mineral Deposits of the World data. Mine in the right part of the Earth map and you may find these materials more often and in larger amounts.

Four world maps showing Orion's added high-yield regions for coal, gold, iron, and diamond.
Orion's added coal, gold, iron, and diamond regions. These are bonus areas, not the only places where the ores generate.

Small beginnings

New players grow into the world

Players with active new-player protection appear small when they arrive. They gradually grow to full size as the seven-day protection timer runs out, so other players can spot a newcomer without checking a command.

Your protection is temporary. Check it on your resident screen. Only use /invulnerabilityoff if you are certain you want to give it up early, because the choice is permanent.

Competition

Capture zones, bounties, and games

When enough people are online, capture zones give everyone a reason to show up and compete. Bounties and scratch cards offer smaller risks on the side, but they do not define the server.