Understanding the Job Board
Every hardworking card needs somewhere to clock in! ♡
Learn how to navigate Job Boards, assign your cards to resource nodes, and manage your workers.
✦ 01・UNDERSTANDING YOUR JOB BOARD
Your Job Board contains five worker slots, labelled A through E. Each slot holds one card and can be assigned to a resource node.
▸ Viewing your Job Board:
k!jobboardkjb◈ 02・ASSIGNING YOUR CARDS
Use the Job Worker command to assign a card to a slot.
▸ Assigning a worker:
k!jobworker <card code> <slot>kjw <card code> <slot>Example: kjw abc123 a
This assigns card abc123 to slot A.
Repeat for your remaining slots, preferably using your highest-effort, healthy cards.
※ Tip: You can assign multiple cards at once by specifying multiple card codes and slots.
⌖ 03・UNDERSTANDING RESOURCE NODES
Resource nodes determine which type of bits your workers gather.
Different nodes produce different bits and have varying tax rates, which affect how many bits you keep.
▸ Viewing available nodes:
k!nodeskn▸ Assigning a node:
k!jobnode <slots> <bit type>kjn <slots> <bit type>Example: kjn abcde flower
This assigns all five worker slots to the Flower node.
You can also assign different nodes to individual slots.
※ Tip: Check node tax rates before assigning workers. Lower taxes generally mean keeping more of the bits you gather.
◇ 04・MANAGING YOUR JOB BOARD
You can replace an assigned worker by using kjw with a new card code and the same slot.
Example: kjw xyz789 a
To remove a worker without replacing it, use the Job Worker command with the slot and no card code.
Example: kjw a
Check your Job Board again with kjb to review your assignments.
✧ 05・STARTING WORK
Once your cards and nodes are assigned, and your Work Permit is active, you're ready to gather bits.
k!workkwAll eligible assigned workers participate when you work.
We'll explore gathering, node taxes, and choosing resources in more detail in the next guide.
✦ BEFORE YOU CONTINUE
Next: ⚒︎ Resource Nodes & Gathering
Five workers, five slots, and plenty of bits to gather!