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Chests & Keys

How chests work: virtual and physical keys, preview with odds, multi-opening and milestones.

  • 3 min read
  • By Ayont
  • Updated on 10/25/2026

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Crates & Keys

Crates appear as blocks in the world. You need a matching key, click the crate, and an animation decides what you get.

/crate opens the menu with all crates and your key inventory. Aliases: /crates, /vcrate, /vcrates, /veycrates.

Commands

CommandEffect
/crateOverview of all crates and your keys
/crate preview <crate>All rewards with chances — before opening
/crate open <crate>Opens with a virtual key
/crate keysYour key inventory
/crate top [crate]Leaderboard of the most active openers
/crate keyinfoShows which crate the key in your hand belongs to

Two Types of Keys

TypeWhat it is
VirtualA balance on your account. Not lost on death, cannot be lost or stolen.
PhysicalA real item in your inventory. Tradeable, giftable — and disappears on death just like everything else.

When opening, physical keys are consumed first.

Where Keys Come From

Bulk Opening

Instead of clicking ten times: 1×, 3×, 5× or 10× at once. The selection shows you beforehand whether you have enough keys. For crates that also cost coins per opening, the total cost is shown as well.

Rarities

Tier
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Epic
Legendaryannounced server‑wide
Mythicannounced server‑wide

Each tier has its own particles and sounds. If a mythic win appears in chat, someone really pulled something rare.

Crates contain, among other things, Voucher, gems for the Schmiede, Sammelkarten and tools from your own crate sets.

Milestones

Each crate tracks how many times you have opened it. At certain numbers you receive extra rewards — some one‑time, some on every multiple. The exact details are shown in the preview.

/crate preview before your first opening. The chances are displayed there, including the milestones. There’s no reason to pull blindly — and no hidden tier that the preview omits.

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