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# Finding Base Location

### RTP Guide

RTP stands for "Random Teleport". Using the command /warps or /wild, a menu will be open with buttons that can bring you to the Claimable Overworld, or to resource worlds. The claimable overworld is land that is protected from griefing and looting. Using the command will teleport you to a random place in the world of your choosing. You can keep track of your location using the [Live map Amethyst.](https://amethyst.mellowcraft.org/)&#x20;

### Resource Worlds

The resource world is where you can gather materials, you can find almost everything you need here! They contain all biomes and structure types of varying degrees, depending on the seed. Anything built in the resource worlds **can and will be removed at any time.** To avoid this, build everything in the claimable overworld!&#x20;

### Claimable Worlds

The claimable world is land that is protected from griefing/looting. There are 3 types — The claimable world, nether, and end. This allows for many options on where and how you would like to build your base! Claims allow you to disable hostile mob spawns, disable hunger, prevent people from entering your land, and by default protect all of your items in chests and all blocks placed unless you give a player /trust. To give a player the ability to trust other players in your claim, you can give them                    /permissiontrust, and to give them access only to your chests, you can give them /accesstrust.&#x20;


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