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Eyrzeke at 21:10, 22 June 2026

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	Once you get to the transit hub you are given a choice between different [[:Category:Systems\|star systems]] to begin your journey at (check the map at the bottom of this page). Click on the signs located inside the nearby docked ships to transfer to the system starter station of your choosing.		Once you get to the transit hub you are given a choice between different [[:Category:Systems\|star systems]] to begin your journey at (check the map at the bottom of this page). Click on the signs located inside the nearby docked ships to transfer to the system starter station of your choosing.

	~~type~~ in chat ~~/info~~ for important links.		Type /info in chat for important links.

	=== <u>How to start</u> ===		=== <u>How to start</u> ===
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	Split your chetherite fuel between the hyperdrive hoppers; hyperspace jumps cost 2 chetherite per hopper per jump, so you will be using 4 chetherite per jump. [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DNwt-hloNqr8&ved=2ahUKEwivjI-Fy5uVAxWem2oFHdoePZ0QwqsBegQIHhAB&usg=AOvVaw3luuP4YSLzJ2OfuAqx_Blw This video] has additional information about hyperdrive operation and navigation; it is currently outdated because you won't be able to see yourself on the map even when holding a clock. Use your sidebar to get your bearings instead, for now.		Split your chetherite fuel between the hyperdrive hoppers; hyperspace jumps cost 2 chetherite per hopper per jump, so you will be using 4 chetherite per jump. [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DNwt-hloNqr8&ved=2ahUKEwivjI-Fy5uVAxWem2oFHdoePZ0QwqsBegQIHhAB&usg=AOvVaw3luuP4YSLzJ2OfuAqx_Blw This video] has additional information about hyperdrive operation and navigation; it is currently outdated because you won't be able to see yourself on the map even when holding a clock. Use your sidebar to get your bearings instead, for now.

	~~====== Claiming your homes: ======~~		Regardless of what you end up doing on Horizon's End, if you want to progress, you will need [[Credit\|credits]]. These are the universally-accepted currently that handles starship [[Trade City\|purchases]], starship [[Ship Factory\|construction]], [[Level\|leveling]] up, buying materials and resources from players on the [[bazaar]], and paying players directly for goods and services.
	~~Using credits (server currency)~~ you ~~can claim predefined territories~~ on ~~planets by starting your own settlement (Most cost too much to afford on your first day) and also make custom sized circular claims in space for space stations. If~~ you want ~~somewhere protected and cheap it's recommended~~ to ~~make a small starter station just to hold your belongings in while you start off~~, you ~~only~~ need ~~less than 5000c to have a decently sized area in space~~. ~~You can also join existing player settlements if they invite you. There~~ are ~~three types of stations for creation you only need~~ the ~~"personal" type. an example command to create a station: /station create personal name 50. It will then give you~~ the ~~cost~~ and ~~you must repeat it with the cost after such as /station create personal name 50 3927~~.

	=== <u>How to earn credits as a beginner</u> ===		=== <u>How to earn credits as a beginner</u> ===
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	The black lines on the map are connection points (hyperspace gates) between systems. The region names are Ward, Breach, Monolith, Spine, Fracture. You can claim and live inside Asteri, Ilios, Regulus, Sirius. Trench is a mining system with no new player protection.		The black lines on the map are connection points (hyperspace gates) between systems. The region names are Ward, Breach, Monolith, Spine, Fracture. You can claim and live inside Asteri, Ilios, Regulus, Sirius. Trench is a mining system with no new player protection.
	[[File:Server map.webp\|thumb\|1118x1118px\|All regions]]
			====== Claiming your homes: ======
			Using credits (server currency) you can claim predefined territories on planets by starting your own settlement (Most cost too much to afford on your first day) and also make custom sized circular claims in space for space stations. If you want somewhere protected and cheap it's recommended to make a small starter station just to hold your belongings in while you start off, you only need less than 5000c to have a decently sized area in space. You can also join existing player settlements if they invite you. There are three types of stations for creation you only need the "personal" type. an example command to create a station: /station create personal name 50. It will then give you the cost and you must repeat it with the cost after such as /station create personal name 50 3927.[[File:Server map.webp\|thumb\|1118x1118px\|All regions]]
	[[File:Shot 2026-06-22 16-08-08.png\|thumb\|Jump]]		[[File:Shot 2026-06-22 16-08-08.png\|thumb\|Jump]]

Eyrzeke at 19:34, 22 June 2026

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	=== <u>How to start</u> ===		=== <u>How to start</u> ===
			You'll need your own ship, first of all! Buy either a Vesta for general exploration (200c) or Ozark for mining (1000c). If the Sky Dog Pirates pushed you through the tutorial phase too fast, [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Dnl0QE42_yAc&ved=2ahUKEwivjI-Fy5uVAxWem2oFHdoePZ0QwqsBegQIGxAB&usg=AOvVaw3uW152t3IccdBUOHy96Liy this video] can walk you through basic flight mechanics and starship operation.

	~~====== Ship dealer ======~~		Split your chetherite fuel between the hyperdrive hoppers; hyperspace jumps cost 2 chetherite per hopper per jump, so you will be using 4 chetherite per jump. [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DNwt-hloNqr8&ved=2ahUKEwivjI-Fy5uVAxWem2oFHdoePZ0QwqsBegQIHhAB&usg=AOvVaw3luuP4YSLzJ2OfuAqx_Blw This video] has additional information about hyperdrive operation and navigation; it is currently outdated because you won't be able to see yourself on the map even when holding a clock. Use your sidebar to get your bearings instead, for now.
	~~Buy either a Vesta for crating (200c) or Ozark for mining (1000c).~~ Split chetherite between the hyperdrive hoppers, hyperspace jumps cost 2 chetherite per hopper per jump. [~~[Server Ship Dealer]] <~~--~~- link~~ to the ~~full list of ship dealer ships and more info~~.

	====== Claiming your homes: ======		====== Claiming your homes: ======

Eyrzeke at 19:29, 22 June 2026

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	== You just joined Horizons End and you're clueless what to do after the tutorial! Here's your short guide with a map and image helpers at the bottom. ==		== You just joined Horizons End and you're clueless what to do after the tutorial! Here's your short guide with a map and image helpers at the bottom. ==

	~~=== <u>Tutorial area</u> ===~~
	Once you get to the transit hub you are given a choice between different [[:Category:Systems\|star systems]] to begin your journey at (check the map at the bottom of this page). Click on the signs located inside the nearby docked ships to transfer to the system starter station of your choosing.

	~~type in chat /info for important links.~~

	=== '''<u>What is Horizon's End, exactly?</u>''' ===		=== '''<u>What is Horizon's End, exactly?</u>''' ===
	Horizons end is a open world space sandbox with both PvP and PvE combat, base building, economy, industry, starship engineering, politics, and more. PvP is generally enabled in non-safe zone regions; however, if you're new you should have new player protection (/checkprotection) which disables combat by default. This goes both ways; attacking another player will get that protection revoked- so use this time wisely and mind your business!		Horizons end is a open world space sandbox with both PvP and PvE [[Warships\|combat]], base building, [[Credit\|economy]], industry, [[starship]] engineering, [[:Category:Nations\|politics]], and more. PvP is generally enabled in non-safe zone regions; however, if you're new you should have new player protection (/checkprotection) which disables combat by default. This goes both ways; attacking another player will get that protection revoked- so use this time wisely and mind your business!

	After that protection expires, you're liable to be attacked by pirates unless in a safe zone (the entire star system of [[Asteri System\|Asteri]], as well as active [[Trade City\|Trade Cities]], called NPC OSTs or Player TCs) so be prepared for fight or flight in the future.		After that protection expires, you're liable to be attacked by pirates unless in a safe zone (the entire star system of [[Asteri System\|Asteri]], as well as active [[Trade City\|Trade Cities]], called NPC OSTs or Player TCs) so be prepared for fight or flight in the future.
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	[[Power Armor Modules]]		[[Power Armor Modules]]

			=== <u>Tutorial area</u> ===
			Once you get to the transit hub you are given a choice between different [[:Category:Systems\|star systems]] to begin your journey at (check the map at the bottom of this page). Click on the signs located inside the nearby docked ships to transfer to the system starter station of your choosing.

			type in chat /info for important links.

	=== <u>How to start</u> ===		=== <u>How to start</u> ===

Eyrzeke at 19:23, 22 June 2026

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	=== <u>Tutorial area</u> ===		=== <u>Tutorial area</u> ===
	Once you get to the transit hub you are given ~~system location options~~ to ~~start~~ at (check the map at the bottom of this page). Click on the signs located inside the nearby docked ships to transfer to the system starter station of your choosing.		Once you get to the transit hub you are given a choice between different [[:Category:Systems\|star systems]] to begin your journey at (check the map at the bottom of this page). Click on the signs located inside the nearby docked ships to transfer to the system starter station of your choosing.

	type in chat /info for important links.		type in chat /info for important links.

Eyrzeke at 19:20, 22 June 2026

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	type in chat /info for important links.		type in chat /info for important links.

	=== '''<u>~~Game theme~~</u>''' ===		=== '''<u>What is Horizon's End, exactly?</u>''' ===
	Horizons end is a sandbox with both PvP and PvE, ~~also lots of~~ base building, economy, industry, ~~designing~~. ~~There is sieging for deepspace regions (check other parts of the wiki for more info),~~ PvP is enabled ~~everywhere but safezones~~, ~~all trading posts~~ (~~often referred to as OST's or trade cities~~/~~TC's~~ by ~~players) are safezones and Asteri is a safezone system~~ so ~~no PvP there, perfect for those who can't cope with attacks~~ and ~~only came here to play for building/PvE.~~		Horizons end is a open world space sandbox with both PvP and PvE combat, base building, economy, industry, starship engineering, politics, and more. PvP is generally enabled in non-safe zone regions; however, if you're new you should have new player protection (/checkprotection) which disables combat by default. This goes both ways; attacking another player will get that protection revoked- so use this time wisely and mind your business!

	~~The game is divided between different regions~~ (~~see~~ the ~~image map~~).		After that protection expires, you're liable to be attacked by pirates unless in a safe zone (the entire star system of [[Asteri System\|Asteri]], as well as active [[Trade City\|Trade Cities]], called NPC OSTs or Player TCs) so be prepared for fight or flight in the future.

	As you level up you will unlock larger ships.		The game is divided between different regions, including star [[:Category:Systems\|systems]], [[:Category:Planet\|planets]], and territories (see the image map).

			As you level up you will unlock larger ships at level 10, 20, 40, and beyond. Larger ships tend to be more powerful, at the cost of typically being slower and vulnerable without proper precautions.

	[[:Category:Nations]]		[[:Category:Nations]]
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	====== Ship dealer ======		====== Ship dealer ======
	Buy either Vesta for crating (200c) or Ozark for mining (1000c). ~~Share~~ chetherite between the hyperdrive hoppers, hyperspace jumps cost 2 chetherite per hopper per jump. [[Server Ship Dealer]] <--- link to the full list of ship dealer ships and more info.		Buy either a Vesta for crating (200c) or Ozark for mining (1000c). Split chetherite between the hyperdrive hoppers, hyperspace jumps cost 2 chetherite per hopper per jump. [[Server Ship Dealer]] <--- link to the full list of ship dealer ships and more info.

	====== Claiming your homes: ======		====== Claiming your homes: ======

Nungal at 19:04, 22 June 2026

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	* Each time you make an edit to your ship which includes placing and removing crates you will need to left click on your starship computer (blue flashy block) and redetect in order to pilot with those new changes made.		* Each time you make an edit to your ship which includes placing and removing crates you will need to left click on your starship computer (blue flashy block) and redetect in order to pilot with those new changes made.
	* Don't park touching structures, this is the most common mistake newbs make when crating because they need to redetect and instead it will detect the nearby buildings and other ships if it's touching them so leave plenty of space when parking in places.		* Don't park touching structures, this is the most common mistake newbs make when crating because they need to redetect and instead it will detect the nearby buildings and other ships if it's touching them so leave plenty of space when parking in places.
			* These are the materials required for a full set of power armour along with the mainly used modules: 22 titanium ingots, 12 sea lanterns, 44 aluminum, 17 glass pane, 1 firework rocket, 1 feather.

	=== <u>Traveling</u> ===		=== <u>Traveling</u> ===

Nungal at 18:22, 22 June 2026

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	If you run out of fuel while doing your tasks there are purple colored asteroids in each system that have chetherite ore on them and also you can buy chetherite from the player market /bazaar. /bazaar shops are regional but you may view (view only not purchase) global stock by clicking on a button at the top of the /bazaar gui.		If you run out of fuel while doing your tasks there are purple colored asteroids in each system that have chetherite ore on them and also you can buy chetherite from the player market /bazaar. /bazaar shops are regional but you may view (view only not purchase) global stock by clicking on a button at the top of the /bazaar gui.

	[[Trade City]] <--- link to the wiki page for a list of OST's.		[[Trade City]] <--- link to the wiki page for a list of OST's. Some of the new osts are shown on the map below in the yellow square deepspace regions but these are unsafe for new players and you need a significantly large amount of crops and ores to be able to make it worthwhile for a beginner. [[Planter]] [[Harvester]] [[Mining Laser]]

	====== AI killing ======		====== AI killing ======

Nungal at 18:20, 22 June 2026

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	[[Trade City]] <--- link to the wiki page for a list of OST's.		[[Trade City]] <--- link to the wiki page for a list of OST's.

			====== AI killing ======
			type "/encounter status" for a list of upcoming AI ship spawns, they also spawn randomly around systems depending on system difficulty. Transit line ships are unarmed and give XP and credits.

	=== <u>Leveling up</u> ===		=== <u>Leveling up</u> ===

Nungal at 18:05, 22 June 2026

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	The direction you enter a planet from the outside matters, it will take you N/E/S/W inside that planet.		The direction you enter a planet from the outside matters, it will take you N/E/S/W inside that planet.

			Leave planet by going straight up past Y380, this will take you back into orbit.

	The black lines on the map are connection points (hyperspace gates) between systems. The region names are Ward, Breach, Monolith, Spine, Fracture. You can claim and live inside Asteri, Ilios, Regulus, Sirius. Trench is a mining system with no new player protection.		The black lines on the map are connection points (hyperspace gates) between systems. The region names are Ward, Breach, Monolith, Spine, Fracture. You can claim and live inside Asteri, Ilios, Regulus, Sirius. Trench is a mining system with no new player protection.

Nungal at 17:59, 22 June 2026

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	=== <u>Tips</u> ===		=== <u>Tips</u> ===
	As a new player you have new player protection (the golden star next to your name) which applies to all of the main systems only, it doesn't make you invulnerable but it's against the server rules to attack.

	Left click to open your ship computer settings which includes redetection (for ship edits), changing of ship class/type, ownerships, lock, naming.		* As a new player you have new player protection (the golden star next to your name) which applies to all of the main systems only, it doesn't make you invulnerable but it's against the server rules to attack.
			* Left click to open your ship computer settings which includes redetection (for ship edits), changing of ship class/type, ownerships, lock, naming.
	After a ship sinks it blows up and the wreck will regenerate where it sank after 5 minutes with most of what it was before it sank so don't park your ships inside blown up areas.		* After a ship sinks it blows up and the wreck will regenerate where it sank after 5 minutes with most of what it was before it sank so don't park your ships inside blown up areas.
			* Switch between creative and survival using /server survival and /server creative. On creative you can claim a basic plot for 100x100 space to mess around with.
	Switch between creative and survival using /server survival and /server creative. On creative you can claim a basic plot for 100x100 space to mess around with.		* You can save blueprints of your builds (works cross server between creative and survival) and then use a "ship factory" to print them on survival so there's no manually building large things. You will need the materials or credits.
			* Each time you make an edit to your ship which includes placing and removing crates you will need to left click on your starship computer (blue flashy block) and redetect in order to pilot with those new changes made.
	You can save blueprints of your builds (works cross server between creative and survival) and then use a "ship factory" to print them on survival so there's no manually building large things. You will need the materials or credits.		* Don't park touching structures, this is the most common mistake newbs make when crating because they need to redetect and instead it will detect the nearby buildings and other ships if it's touching them so leave plenty of space when parking in places.

	Each time you make an edit to your ship which includes placing and removing crates you will need to left click on your starship computer (blue flashy block) and redetect in order to pilot with those new changes made.

	Don't park touching structures, this is the most common mistake newbs make when crating because they need to redetect and instead it will detect the nearby buildings and other ships if it's touching them so leave plenty of space when parking in places.

	=== <u>Traveling</u> ===		=== <u>Traveling</u> ===