Mezuzos

A mezuzah goes on the doorpost of your home. It protects the door, and it earns you Kosher Points over time.

Putting one up

1. Buy a Mezuzah from /kosher shop for 150 Kosher Points.
2. Right-click the doorpost beside your door.

It is placed for you: the correct doorpost, the correct height, tilted the correct way for your minhag. You do not position it by hand.

/mezuzah minhag <ashkenazi|sephardi> sets whether yours hang slanted or upright. Ashkenazi mezuzos lean with the top pointing into the house.

Note

Placing a mezuzah inside spawn protection is blocked on purpose, otherwise you would own a spawn door. Everything else works at spawn: Tzedakah Boxes, mikvaos, sefarim, and Jewish Libraries.

Say the bracha

A newly placed mezuzah is not yet valid. Type the bracha in normal chat:

Baruch Ata Hashem Elokeinu Melech Haolam Asher Kidishanu B'mitzvotav V'tzivanu Likbo'a Mezuzah

Spelling does not need to be perfect. boruch/baruch, atah/ata, and bmitzvosav/b'mitzvotav all work, and apostrophes do not matter.

One word does have to be right

Elokeinu. We say Elokeinu because the real Name of Hashem is not said outside of davening, so we use this form in its place. Type the actual Name and the bracha will not be accepted.

Until you say it, /mezuzah house counts the mezuzah as unfixed, and it does not count toward your home.

Who can open your doors

Who	Gets in
You	Always
Anyone you /mezuzah add	Yes, at every door in that building
Your team	Yes, unless you turn it off
Everyone else	No

/mezuzah add <player> covers the whole building at once. Let someone in the front door and they can open the bedroom too. /mezuzah kick <player> takes it back. /mezuzah trusted shows who can open the door you are looking at.

/mezuzah team <true|false> decides whether your teammates get in. It also spreads across the building, but a door you set individually keeps its own answer, and later changes leave it alone. That is how you make everything open to your team except the vault.

/mezuzah team follow puts a door back in step with the rest of the building.

Leaving a team closes their doors to you immediately.

Redstone does not get around it

A button, lever, or pressure plate counts as the action of whoever used it, and is checked exactly like a hand on the door. An item thrown onto a wooden plate counts as the action of whoever threw it.

A signal nobody can be blamed for is blocked: a hopper clock, an observer, a mob wandering onto a pressure plate.

Touching the mezuzah

Sneak + right-click an affixed mezuzah to touch it. Once per cooldown that is a Kosher Point. Clicking repeatedly does nothing extra.

Wear and repair

Mezuzos wear over time and eventually stop counting. A Sofer’s Quill restores one, but only in the hands of someone who has studied Hilchos Stam.

A sofer can repair other players’ mezuzos, which is the service that skill exists to create.

Checking your home

/mezuzah house scans the enclosed building you are standing in and reports required doorways, valid mezuzos, unfixed ones, and your completion.

Removing one

Look directly at it and run /mezuzah remove. Owner or staff only.

Command list

Command	What it does
/mezuzah	Mezuzah command list
/mezuzah add <player>	Let someone into your whole home
/mezuzah kick <player>	Take that access back
/mezuzah trusted	Who can open the door you are looking at
/mezuzah team <true|false>	Let your team in, or not
/mezuzah team follow	Put a door back in step with the building
/mezuzah minhag <ashkenazi|sephardi>	Slanted or upright
/mezuzah house	Scan your home for missing mezuzos
/mezuzah remove	Remove the mezuzah you are looking at

Common questions

My mezuzah does not count.

You probably have not said the bracha. /mezuzah house lists unfixed mezuzos separately.

The mezuzah leans the wrong way.

Check /mezuzah minhag. If that is right and it still leans wrong, tell staff. It is a one-line server setting, not something you can fix.

My teammate cannot open my door.

Check /mezuzah team at that door. A door set individually ignores building-wide changes.