Clans

Survive together. Die alone. Persist together.

On a one-life server, clans are the structure that lets teams survive even though individuals cannot.

The Problem with One Life

Your death is final. Your clan is not.

When you die in Memento Mori, your inventory is gone. Your base becomes exposed. Your progress ends. That character's story is over.

But your clan's shared chest persists. The resources you gathered are still there. Your teammates can continue building on what you started. Your death is a conclusion, not a total loss.

How Clans Work

Clans on Memento Mori are player-created groups with shared infrastructure and persistent resources. Unlike most servers where clans are cosmetic, here they are survival infrastructure.

Shared Clan Chest

Every clan member can access the shared chest from anywhere on the map. Materials harvested, rarities found, and tools crafted are available to all. Your death does not empty it.

Private Clan Chat

Coordinate with teammates using /cc to send messages visible only to clan members. Plan raids, share discoveries, warn of threats — all without alerting the wider world.

Clan Leadership

Create a clan, invite members, and assign co-owners. Remove inactive members. The structure is yours to define.

Persistent Resources

The longest survivors aren't the best builders or fighters. They're the best team players — the ones whose deaths don't set the clan back.

Create or Join a Clan

Clans are created and managed in-game using the /clan command. Create your own or ask in chat to join an existing one. On Memento Mori, your clan is your survival infrastructure.

Command: /clan