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# Claiming Land

Claiming is a way to protect all of your items from other players. This will allow you to create a safe place for your chests and builds, that means that no one will be able to open your chests or break blocks without permission.

### Steps to create a claim

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### Hold a claim wand and select your claim corners

Hold a claim wand (`/claimwand`) in your hand and right click one of the corners of your land and then click the opposite corner, this will automatically create claim and gold blocks with glowstone next to them will appear to mark the size of your claim.

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### Extend your claim

If you want to extend your claim you have to right click the glowstone on the corner and drag it to the block that you want to include in your claim.

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### Useful Commands

| Commands          | Usages                                                                                               |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| /abandonclaim     | Deletes the claim you're standing in.                                                                |
| /claimexplosions  | Toggles if explosions are allowed in the claim.                                                      |
| /trust \<user>    | Gives another player permission to edit in your claim.                                               |
| /untrust \<user>  | Revokes any permissions granted to a player in your claim.                                           |
| /accesstrust      | Gives a player permission to use your buttons, levers, and beds.                                     |
| /containertrust   | Gives a player permission to use your buttons, levers, beds, crafting gear, containers, and animals. |
| /trustlist        | Lists the permissions for the claim you're standing in.                                              |
| /permissiontrust  | Grants a player permission to share his permission level with others.                                |
| /untrust all      | Removes all permissions for all players in your claim.                                               |
| /abandonallclaims | Deletes all of your claims.                                                                          |
| /claimslist       | Lists a player's claims and claim block details.                                                     |
| /trapped          | Gets a player out of a land claim he's trapped inside.                                               |


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