Voting

Voting for Teldaria pays out the moment you do it: every vote returns money, tokens, bonus claim blocks and a crate key, and every 100 votes the whole server collects a Vote Party. Tokens are a separate currency from money — you cannot buy them, you earn them by voting, by playing normally, and from a handful of dungeon completions. You spend them in the Vote Shop (also called VShop or the Token Shop), a six-row GUI stocked with crate keys, bottles, spawn eggs, an Elytra, a sell wand and permanent weapon skins.

In-Game Commands

Command	What It Does
/vshop	Opens the Vote Shop GUI, which uses tokens as currency
/voteshop	Same shop, alternate name
/tokenshop	Same shop, alternate name
/tokens	Shows your current token balance
/vote	Lists the active voting websites and the per-vote rewards
/vote claim	Claims vote rewards that were held back because you were offline or your inventory was full
There is no command to check Vote Party progress. Instead, a chat announcement about every 10 minutes shows how many votes are left.

Voting

Voting is done on the server listing sites, not in-game. Run /vote to get the current links:

Each site has a 24-hour cooldown. You can vote on every site once every 24 hours, so voting on all three each day earns the most rewards.

Every single vote pays the same four rewards. There is no dice roll on any of them, and every site pays identically:

Reward	Amount
Money	$500
Tokens	1
Bonus claim blocks	15
Vote Crate Key	1

A few things worth knowing before you start:

You do not need to be online. Votes cast while you are offline still count toward the server's Vote Party counter, and your own rewards are held for you — you get a notification to claim them the next time you log in.
A full inventory will not eat your rewards. If there is no room when the vote lands, the items are queued and you can pick them up with /vote claim.
Every vote is announced. The whole server sees who voted and how many votes are left until the next Vote Party. Those broadcasts carry the [tVote] prefix in chat, while the plugin's direct messages to you use [tVotes].
You get nagged. If you have not voted three times in the last 24 hours, an in-game reminder shows up every 10 minutes.

What Voting Does Not Give

Teldaria's voting is deliberately flat — the four rewards above are the complete list. Specifically:

There are no random bonus drops on an individual vote.
There is no first-vote bonus.
There are no vote streaks or milestone rewards of any kind — daily, weekly, monthly, yearly or all-time.
Vote sites do not differ. No site pays more than another.
Ranks and donator perks do not increase vote rewards. Everyone gets the same payout.

Vote Party

A Vote Party is a mini event that fires once the server as a whole reaches 100 votes. Ten seconds after the hundredth vote lands, the party starts and the rewards trickle out one per second.

The catch: only players who have voted in the last 24 hours are paid. Standing around at spawn without voting gets you nothing, so if the counter is close, get your vote in.

Reward	Amount
Money	$1,000
Tokens	5
Common Crate Key	1

Party rewards are handed straight to you — there is no placeable crate chest to open, and no world is excluded. Like ordinary votes, the party has no random extras: those three rewards are everything a party gives.

Setting	Value
Votes needed	100, counted server-wide
Who gets paid	Anyone who voted in the last 24 hours
Countdown before it starts	10 seconds
Gap between rewards	1 second
Do offline votes count	Yes
Placeable crate given	No
End-of-party message	None — the party simply finishes
Counter after a party	Resets to zero

Earning Tokens Without Voting

Tokens are not vote-exclusive. They also drop at random while you play — there is a small chance on each qualifying action, with fishing paying double:

Activity	Chance	Tokens	Notes
Fishing	1 in 1,000 catches	2	Best payout per success
Consuming	1 in 1,000 items eaten or drunk	1	Any food or potion
Shearing	1 in 1,000 shears	1
Woodcutting	1 in 2,000 logs	1	Any log type
Farming	1 in 2,000 harvests	1	Crops must be fully grown
Mining	1 in 5,000 blocks	1	Stone, deepslate, netherrack, end stone, sandstone, glowstone, obsidian and every ore including Ancient Debris
Digging	1 in 7,000 blocks	1	Dirt family, sand, gravel, clay, soul sand and soil, snow blocks

Two rules stop people farming this: blocks you placed yourself never pay out for mining, digging or woodcutting, and breaking blocks in Creative mode earns nothing.

Tokens also come from dungeon runs — 1 token for clearing the Bandit Lair and 2 for Pandemic, rising to 3 and 5 for their Mythic versions — and the Traveler rank reward hands out 5 tokens on rankup.

Shop Rewards

The shop is six rows and everything in it is available to every player. The -10% /vshop price perk in the Levels prestige tree reduces every price in the shop by 10%, down to a minimum of 1 token.


Rewards	Description	Tokens
Skill Books	x4 Skill Books, x8 Skill Books, x12 Skill Books	0/0/0 (Currently Not Added)
Book of Enhancement	x2 Books of Enhancement, x4 Books of Enhancement, x8 Books of Enhancement	18/72/126
Spawn Eggs	Pig, Cow, Chicken, Sheep, Mooshroom, Turtle, Dolphin, Parrot, Cat, Llama, Horse, Villager	20/32/32/32/64/64/64/64/64/64/128/256
Cloudy Bottles	x8 Sturdy, x16 Plain, x32 Regular	8/4/8
Glass Bottles	x64 Glass Bottles	1
Bottle o' Enchanting	x64 Bottles o' Enchanting	32
Sponge	x16 Sponges, x32 Sponges	64/128
Elytra	x1 Elytra	96
Shulker Shells	x2 Shulker Shells, x4 Shulker Shells	64/128
Crate Keys	x1 Common Key, x1 Uncommon Key, x1 Rare Key — redeemed at /warp rewards	100/128/192
Sell Wand	x1 Sell Wand - Tier: 1	30
Upgradable Hopper	x1 tHopper — upgrade its suction amount, number of links, suction radius and link distance; supports virtual chest linking and filtering. You can only place one.	150
Bow Texture	Permanent skin unlock for bows	200
Sword Texture	Permanent skin unlock for swords	200
Great Axe Texture	Permanent skin unlock for great axes	200
Dagger Texture	Permanent skin unlock for daggers	200

The three Skill Book entries are placeholders — they cost nothing and currently hand out nothing.

tHopper Upgrades

The tHopper moves items and pulls in nearby drops every 2 seconds. It has four upgrades, each bought with money one level at a time from the hopper's menu:

Upgrade	What it does	Starts at	Maxes at	Levels	Total cost to max
Transfer amount	Items moved per transfer	16	320	20	$20,970,000
Suction radius	How far it pulls in dropped items	2 blocks	6 blocks	5	$1,000,000
Links	Containers it can send items to	1	10	10	$10,100,000
Link distance	How far away a linked container can be	5 blocks	300 blocks	10	$5,200,000

Early levels are cheap and later ones climb steeply: the first transfer upgrade costs $70,000 and the last costs $2,600,000.

Stop the Links upgrade at level 10. The menu offers levels 11 to 20, but they cost up to $4,500,000 each and give no extra links.

Where the Tokens Go Furthest

A Common Crate Key costs 100 tokens, which is exactly 100 votes' worth of per-vote tokens — or 20 Vote Parties. Since every vote already hands you a free Vote Crate Key on top of the token, the cheapest route to crate keys is simply to keep voting rather than to save tokens for the Common Key on the shelf. Save tokens instead for the things nothing else gives you: the Elytra at 96, the weapon skins at 200 each, and the Villager Spawn Egg at 256.