Reward Pouches
Open mystery pouches for a randomized Denarius, token, or Civitas payout — weighted by pouch rarity.
Reward pouches are mystery items you right-click to open for a randomized currency payout. Each pouch has a type (money, token, or beacon) and a configured payout range; when you crack one open, the system rolls a weighted random amount within that range and credits it to your balance instantly. Pouches are the loose-change rewards of Imperium — they drop from crates, voting, envoy airdrops, drop parties, and events, and they're a satisfying way to receive a small windfall.
How Pouches Work
A pouch is a physical ItemStack (the material is configurable per type) with a display name, lore hinting at the payout range, and a PersistentDataContainer tag carrying the pouch type and amount bounds. The flow on open is simple:
- Right-click the pouch. A listener detects the interact event on a tagged item.
- The roll fires. The PouchService picks a weighted-random amount within the pouch's [min, max] range.
- The payout lands. The currency is credited to your balance via the economy batcher, a sound and message confirm the payout, and one pouch item is consumed.
The payout is weighted, not uniform — most rolls land near the middle of the range, with rare high-end jackpots and rare low-end flops. This makes the "open 50 pouches" experience feel varied rather than mechanical.
Pouch Types
| Type | Detail |
|---|---|
| Money Pouch | Pays out a random Denarius amount within the pouch's configured range. The most common pouch. |
| Token Pouch | Pays out a random Auctoritas (token) amount. Rarer than money pouches. |
| Beacon Pouch | Pays out a random Civitas (beacon) amount. The rarest pouch type — Civitas is hard to come by. |
Each type may also come in size variants (small / medium / large / overflowing), which scale the payout range. A "Small Money Pouch" might roll 1k–10k Denarius, while an "Overflowing Money Pouch" rolls 100k–1M. The exact ranges are configured per pouch definition.
Where Pouches Come From
- Crates. Many crate loot tables include pouch drops, particularly the money and token tiers.
- Voting. Vote rewards often include pouches alongside the fixed Denarius and key payouts.
- Envoy airdrops. Claimed envoy crates can contain pouches.
- Drop parties. The currency category of a drop party rains pouches alongside raw cash.
- Events and festivals. Festival bonuses and event rewards frequently include pouches.
- Admin grants. Staff can
/pouch give <player> <type> <amount>for events or compensation.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/pouch | Open the pouch management GUI (if you have any pouches tracked). |
/pouch give <player> <type> <amount> | Admin: grant pouches of a specific type to a player. |
The simplest way to open a pouch is just to right-click it from your inventory — no command needed. The /pouch GUI is for browsing what you have; the actual redemption is always item-driven.
Tips
- Open in bulk. The weighted rolls average out over many pouches — opening 50 at once gives you a smoother payout than 50 single opens spread over a week.
- Save big pouches for boosts. Stack a money booster before cracking a stack of Money Pouches for a multiplied payout.
- Beacon pouches are precious. Civitas is the hardest currency to come by; save beacon pouches for when you need them for legion upgrades.
- Don't hoard forever. Pouches don't earn interest in your vault — open them when the payout is useful.
- Watch the range. The lore tells you the [min, max] — a pouch with a wide range is higher-variance (more exciting, less predictable).