1. Open the quest book
Start with the welcome and main questline pages. They are there to explain systems and point you toward the early progression path.
New Player Guide
This page is built around the current ATMons pack and server config: what to do first, what commands are actually worth trying, and how the quest rewards are structured.
First Steps
ATMons is a kitchensink-style pack with Cobblemon layered into it. The quests are there to help you, but they do not hard-gate progression. The easiest start is to get safe, claim space, and use the quest book as a roadmap instead of trying to understand the whole pack at once.
Start with the welcome and main questline pages. They are there to explain systems and point you toward the early progression path.
Open the map with M, click the claimed chunks button, then drag to claim the area you want to protect.
If you are playing with friends, create a team with /ftbteams party create <name> so you can share land and progress.
If you know the pack well enough to push your own route, do it. The quests are help, not a lock on the rest of the server.
Useful Commands
These are the commands that are either explicitly enabled in the current NeoEssentials config or directly referenced by the ATMons quest content. Permission-based extras may exist, but this list stays conservative so new players do not get told to use commands that are currently disabled here.
Read the server rules first. It is the fastest way to avoid a bad first impression or an avoidable warning.
Use this if you are stuck, something looks broken, or you need staff attention without leaving the game.
Direct messaging is enabled, so you can talk privately with friends or staff when needed.
Use these to check who is online, how much time you have on the server, and whether lag is you or the server.
Useful when you know the item you want but not the chain to get there. Combined with JEI, it cuts down on early confusion fast.
Small quality-of-life commands, but they help a lot on a community server when you are stepping away or running an event.
Create your team first if you are playing with friends. That is the cleanest way to share claims, progress, and chunk control.
Invite friends into the same team so they can build in your claimed area without fighting permissions every session.
Spend 10 Supply Credits to open a Common Supply Bundle once you have earned enough playtime credits.
Spend 30 Supply Credits to roll a Rare Supply Bundle with stronger starter and midgame rewards.
Spend 75 Supply Credits to open the Epic tier once you want bigger progression swings.
Spend 100 Supply Credits for the Legendary tier when you want stronger late-midgame utility.
Spend 150 Supply Credits to open the Mythic tier, the highest gameplay-earned supply bundle.
The upstream ATM quest text references commands like /sethome, /home, /spawn, and /rtp. In the current server config snapshot those commands are disabled, so do not rely on them until staff says otherwise.
Chunk claiming itself is not a slash command. Open your map with M, then claim or force-load from the map interface. That is one of the most important first-day protections on the server.
The captured ATMons config allows up to 500 claimed chunks and 25 force-loaded chunks per team. If you are planning a bigger base, build with that limit in mind early instead of scattering claims everywhere.
The main player-facing point system currently documented is Supply Credits. You earn
1 Supply Credit every 5 minutes online, and staff may also grant credits for events or community rewards.
The live open commands are:
/trigger xael_open_common,
/trigger xael_open_rare,
/trigger xael_open_epic,
/trigger xael_open_legendary,
and /trigger xael_open_mythic.
There is still no verified public /points balance command in the current server snapshot, so do not promise one in chat guides until staff exposes it.
Loot Tables
The current ATMons setup uses both general FTB quest reward pools and Xael Supply Bundles. Supply Bundles are gameplay-earned only. They are not official Minecraft, Mojang, Microsoft, Pokemon, Nintendo, Game Freak, or Creatures content. They have no real-money value, cannot be cashed out, and are not sold for money.
The pack includes standard quest reward rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. Treat these as the broad reward buckets that can smooth progression or spike your luck.
Several questlines also point into dedicated reward pools like AE2 Basic/Advanced, Powah Starter through Nitro, Mekanism Rewards, Ars Nouveau Rewards, and Mystical Agriculture Tier 1-5 Seed Bags.
Use the early quests for direction and a small boost, but do not build your whole route around gambling on one reward pool. ATMons still rewards building stable infrastructure, good storage, and a real base plan more than fishing for one lucky drop.
Focus on storage, charging, movement, and survival quality-of-life first. The tips-and-tricks quests call out early wins like portable crafting, simple magnets, charging gadgets, compasses for finding biomes or structures, and drawer-style storage.
Xael Supply Bundles
Use the trigger commands below after you have enough Supply Credits. This version is laid out for players: what each bundle costs, what it is best for, and what kind of items you are most likely to see.
Cost: 10 Supply Credits
Open: /trigger xael_open_common
Rolls: 3 reward rolls
Best for your first hours. This tier is mostly about food, light, basic ingots, starter Cobblemon supplies, and small XP bumps.
Cost: 30 Supply Credits
Open: /trigger xael_open_rare
Rolls: 3 reward rolls
Best for early-midgame players who want more metals, movement items, stronger Pokeballs, and better healing support.
Cost: 75 Supply Credits
Open: /trigger xael_open_epic
Rolls: 2 reward rolls
Best for players pushing deeper progression. This is where the bundle pool starts leaning into real base upgrades and stronger Cobblemon utility.
Cost: 100 Supply Credits
Open: /trigger xael_open_legendary
Rolls: 2 reward rolls
Best for players building serious infrastructure or preparing for stronger exploration and late-midgame resource pressure.
Cost: 150 Supply Credits
Open: /trigger xael_open_mythic
Rolls: 2 reward rolls
Best for established players. Mythic is the top gameplay-earned tier and is aimed at strong utility, recovery, and premium materials, not instant endgame skips.
Don’t hoard forever, but don’t burn credits blindly either. Use lower tiers to stabilize your first base, then move up once your storage, power, and travel are under control.
Cobblemon rewards are intentionally limited to basic balls, healing items, and berries. There are no rare Pokemon, no Master Balls, no IV or EV shortcuts, no high-end held items, no full endgame kits, and no paid-only progression inside the Xael Supply Bundle pool.
Need More Help?
If you are new to ATM-style packs, ask questions early. It is better to get pointed at the right questline, item, or progression path than to lose hours fighting the wrong system.