1. Open the quest book
Start with the welcome and main quest pages. They are good enough to point you at the first systems that actually matter.
New Player Guide
This page keeps the useful stuff up front: how to get settled, which commands are worth remembering, and what the reward bundle system actually does.
First Steps
ATMons is a big pack. The easiest way to waste your first hour is to try to understand all of it at once. Get safe, claim land, and use the quest book to point you in the right direction.
Start with the welcome and main quest pages. They are good enough to point you at the first systems that actually matter.
Open the map with M, use the claim controls, and protect the area you plan to build in before you get comfortable.
If you are playing with friends, run /ftbteams party create <name> early so claims and permissions are not a mess later.
If you already know the pack, move at your own pace. The quests help; they are not there to lock your route.
Useful Commands
This stays conservative on purpose. The point is to list what is useful now, not send people chasing commands that are disabled or only show up in old quest text.
Read the server rules first. It is the fastest way to avoid dumb first-day mistakes.
Use this if 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, 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 confusion fast.
Small quality-of-life commands, but they help on a community server when you are stepping away or running an event.
Create your team first if you are playing with friends. It is the cleanest way to share claims 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.
The upstream ATM quest text references commands like /sethome, /home, /spawn, and /rtp. In the current server snapshot those are disabled, so do not rely on them until staff says otherwise.
Chunk claiming is not a slash command. Open the map with M and use the claim controls there. That is one of the biggest first-day protections you have.
The captured ATMons config allows up to 500 claimed chunks and 25 force-loaded chunks per team. Plan bigger bases with that in mind early instead of scattering claims everywhere.
You earn 1 Supply Credit every 5 minutes online. There is still no verified public /points balance command in the current snapshot, so do not assume one exists just because older guides mention it.
Loot Tables
ATMons uses both regular FTB quest rewards and Xael Supply Bundles. Supply Bundles are earned in-game only. They are not sold for money and they do not have cash value.
Do not hoard forever, but do not 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, and no paid-only progression inside the in-game Xael Supply Bundle pool.
Need More Help?
If you are new to ATM-style packs, ask early. It is easier to get pointed at the right questline, machine, or item than to lose two hours going the wrong direction.