Multiple sethomes

Minecraft servers with multiple sethomes let players save more than one personal teleport location instead of being limited to a single home. A player might keep separate homes for a main base, mining area, villager setup, farm, or shared build. The commands and limits vary, but servers commonly use commands such as /sethome, /homes, and /home to manage named locations.

The number of available homes may depend on rank, playtime, permissions, or the server’s rules. Some servers provide several slots to everyone, while others unlock additional sethomes through progression or donations. Teleport delays, cooldowns, combat restrictions, economy costs, and protected areas can also apply, so check the server details before building an entire travel network around the feature.

Multiple sethomes are especially useful on survival, SMP, economy, towny, and other long-running worlds where players spread out across different projects. They reduce repeated travel without necessarily replacing roads, nether routes, elytra travel, or other server transport systems. Before joining, look for the home limit, whether homes persist after death or server resets, and whether teleporting is blocked during combat.