Starshop

The Starshop was a global shop with a public warp first built in season 4 by Auctoria. The idea of the starshop was to add extremely unique and overpowered items to grind for in the serber, with extreme It was composed a few separate rooms with each different types of items, with frequent additions common by Auctoria. There also was a starshop built in season 5, built primarily by Mintnight and Beetrolled, as Auctoria quit the serber.

Season 4 Starshop

There were a few rooms to the season 4 starshop:

Quartz Room

The season 4 starshop was composed first of a quartz room with 6 traders, a slime, piglin brute, enderman, bee, allay, and snowy fox. The most expensive item at the time was the Sword of the Chaos, from the allay, which costed an extreme amount of materials to gain. It was eventually bought by Beetrolled, and PenguinOliver later on. However, most of the trades were way too expensive to grind for, mostly due to the strange items to grind for.

Starshop quartz room

Wood Room

Eventually, the starshop was expanded, with a lower layer, leading to a crypto trader and a stray selling more strong gear for extreme prices. Most of the items needed many nether stars for them. Auctoria also added another section to the main floor, this time with vendors selling more utility items, with a villager selling annoying to grind blocks, along with another trader selling talismen. The talismen gave you additional boosts if you held them in your offhand, such as mining speed, health, attack damage, or resistance. There were also multiple levels to the talismen.

Cobblestone Room

This room was made third, with only two venders, a vex and a vendor that sold mob spawners. The mob spawners was especially important, as it allowed you to grind items that couldn't be grinded for fast in a vanilla server. This was very important in the Divans / Average Wars.

End Room

The end themed room had two venders, a shulker and an enderman. The shulker sold reach enhancing offhand items, that would allow you to increase your range without hacking. The enderman sold mostly maces of all different kinds and abilities, and a certain type of deadly arrow.

Season 5 Starshop

Season 5 starshop was a lot more different than season 4's starshop. One of the reasons was that it wasn't build by Auctoria mostly, it was built by Mintnight, along with a bit of help from Beetrolled. Auctoria did help with it a little, but quit the serber later on.

Main Room

This starshop took a different strategy in making it, instead focusing on making a large room and adding themed sections to sides. There was a main nether section, a bastion section, a lush cave section, a quartz middle section, and a copper section. Most of these vendors didn't get many or all trades. The magma cube sold a noob helmet that made you die from fall damage more quickly. In the quartz section, there was a creaking that sold beans that made you teleport randomly, and a creaking heart helmet which was very strong. In the copper area, there was an allay that sold reinforced deepslate and mining talismen from season 4, and an armadillo that sold armadillo spawn eggs. In the lush cave section, there was a bogged that sold its head.

Season 5 Starshop main room

Sub-Level

In the lush cave section of the main room, there was a water stream that led down to the second level of the starshop, a ancient city themed area. This was easily the most finished room in the starshop, with every vendor selling a good amount of items. There was three vendors, a warden, enderman, and an illusioner. The warden sold armor trims, but not normal ones. These ones were like more powerful talismen, where you hold them in your offhand and they give extreme buffs. It also sold a reinforced shield and a "brute's axe", which pierced armor and gave you extra health. The enderman sold higher tier enchanted books, such as unbreaking 5 and others. The Illusioner, along with selling items such as a netherite chestplate and elytra combined, also sold a mystery item. If you were to grind for double-digit stacks of wither roses, you could buy a book. This book had nothing in it, as the creator of the trade, Mintnight, thought that no one would ever try to grind for this. However, Beetrolled was able to grind all the wither roses necessary to buy it, and Mintnight was forced to find a payment. He eventually decided to let Beetrolled get any of his god items that he was working on as a side objective on the serber. Beet took the trident.