Claim Kickstart
Gives new players a golden shovel when they place their first chest — a simple starter kit for servers (supports GriefPrevention).
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Claim Kickstart
Claim Kickstart
Automatically gives new players a Golden Shovel when they place their first chest, helping them get started with GriefPrevention land claims right away.
Features
- Lightweight — places a configurable item in the player's inventory on first chest placement - Lightweight — choose between instant AUTO delivery or opt-in CLAIM_CHAT with a clickable chat prompt - Lightweight — in CLAIM_CHAT mode, players receive a clickable [Claim] message and only get the reward when they click it - Lightweight — tokens are bound to the player's UUID and expire after a configurable duration, preventing theft or exploits - Lightweight — optionally skips players who already have existing claims - Lightweight — in AUTO mode, drops the item at the player's feet; in CLAIM_CHAT mode, prompts the player to make space and retry - Lightweight — grant, reset, and check reward status for any player - Lightweight — customize the reward item, amount, delivery mode, and all messages with color codes - Lightweight — no dependencies other than GriefPrevention (optional), flat-file data storage
Commands
Admin commands require the `claimkickstart.admin` permission (default: op).
| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `/ck reload` | Reload config from disk | | `/ck grant <player>` | Manually give the reward to a player | | `/ck reset <player>` | Reset a player so they can receive the reward again | | `/ck status <player>` | Check if a player has been rewarded | | `/ck claim <token>` | Claim a pending reward (player-facing, no permission required) |
Compatibility
- Paper, Purpur, or any Paper fork - Minecraft 1.20+ - Java 21+ - Works with LuckPerms and any permissions plugin - GriefPrevention integration is optional — works without it too