THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO FACTIONS

What is Factions? Factions is one of the greatest PVP Bukkit plugin. It helps make a better way to fight in PVP wars. Type /f help to see if your server has the Factions plugin.

Note that most information below uses the default settings in the config.yml. Your server may have different settings, e.g allowing opening wooden doors anywhere. Check outhttp://massivecraft....factions/config. I am currently assuming you are using default Factions configurations..

Basics

Power/Land claiming

To claim a chunk of land, type /f claim and it will claim the current chunk you are standing on for your faction. As you should know, neutrals and faction-less people cannot hurt you on your own land, nor can anyone not in your faction build, use or open things on your claimed land. A claimed land is a chunk, or a 16x16 extending from bedrock to the sky.
First, power = land. One piece of land/chunk = 1 power. When you claim a chunk of land, it uses up one power. Every person will usually start with 10 power, so the maximum chunks a 1 person faction can claim will be 10. For every new person in your faction, their power will add up. So for example, a 4 person faction will have 40 power, from the 10 power of each 4 people, and can claim a maximum of 40 chunks.
Power can be lost on death. If you lose power, your faction's total power gets affected too. It is also possible to go into negative power, hindering your faction even more. For example, if Person A has 10 power, and Person B from the same faction also has 10 power, but A dies once, his power may drop down to 7. Before the death, the faction's power is 20, from person A's 10 and B's 10, but with the death, the power is now 17/20, from the 3 power lost on the death of person A., who now have 7 instead of 10 power. Remember, power is the amount of land you can hold. If the faction has 17 power, they can only hold 17 chunks of land. If they have 10 power, they can only hold 10 chunks of land. If, the power of the faction drops lower then the amount of chunks claimed by the faction, then your lands are vulnerable to being claimed and stolen by neutral and enemy factions. Power does regenerate though, at a constant but slow rate.

Lets say Faction A has 2 members, B and C. They have claimed 15 pieces of land. On their /f list it should say 15/20/20, the first number being the lands claimed, 2nd number is the current power, and the 3rd number being the maximum power of the faction. If, A gets killed once, and has his power dropped down to 7, the faction's power would be 17. Because the power is greater then the amount of lands claimed, Faction A is still safe. Lets say Person B also dies once. Now his power is also 7. With 6 powers less then before, Faction A now has 14 power. Because now Faction A has 1 less power then the amount of lands claimed, the faction is vulnerable to having his lands being claimed. If Faction D comes and tries to claim and steal land, they can only take 1 piece of land.
This is why when you raid and steal from a faction, the first thing you must to is to kill the members of the enemy, so they can lose power, and so you can take the lands. The lowest power a person can have is -10, meaning its enough to take another person's power down too. Watch your power at all times.

Relationships

So, there are going to be more then one faction, and you are going to sooner or later meet them, whether in a war or in an alliance. First, as you should know, /f ally, /f neutral and /f enemy can set a relationship. When one faction asks for an alliance, the other faction has to accept the request. Once allies, any faction can break the alliance with /f neutral. When allies, both factions cannot harm the other and attempt to claim land from one another. However allies still cannot use things such as doors and chests, and build or break blocks on claimed land. Allies will be displayed in purple.
When one faction declares another as an enemy, both will be set as enemies. If only one faction declares war, that faction can turn neutral again if they want to, without the consent of the other faction. However, if one faction declares war, and the other faction also types /f enemy, both faction has to accept and agree on an /f neutral request.
Once enemies, both factions can harm the other on even the enemy's claimed lands, but with a reduced damage. You still, however, cannot build or destroy blocks, or use doors and chests etc. on the enemy's claimed lands. /f enemy is usually the only way you can raid or steal from a faction. Enemy factions are displayed in red.

Creating a faction

To create a faction, type /f create <faction's name>. Sometimes, a server may also require you to have money to create a faction. Once you created a faction, you may change the description of your faction with /f desc <description here>. You may open or close your faction with /f open, which will toggle your faction open and close. If your faction is open, anyone can join your faction if they wish to. If your faction is closed, they may only join if you or a faction mod gives them an invitation with /f invite <player's name>.

The Base

Now that you have a faction, you must now set a good spot for your base. While it is better to build further away from the server's spawn, it may be harder to get to if your faction's home is ever to be claimed by an enemy. Always claim, then build. You can save a lot of power this way. When building, think more about the defenses, then how it would look. How can an enemy faction get into your base? For starters, while they cannot just go in and destroy your blocks, they can use many other tools, such as a flint and steel which can burn down wooden bases, a TNT cannon which can blow up your base from far away, or even Endermen who can tear holes in your base. Unless your server disabled them, those are the first things to watch for. Second, people can use Enderpearls, teleporting over the highest walls or the most dangerous traps, safely transporting themselves into your base. Finally, they can even use nether portals, whether from those you have built inside your base, or one created through traveling in the Nether.
So, first we need a place to build our base. In the middle of an ocean is one of the best spots to build, as swimming is slow, TNT Cannons are hard to build, and not many people actually would really go search for factions in the middle of a wide, blank ocean. There is also the Nether and the End. The Nether is treacherous, but can actually be a safe spot for a faction, as not many people would actually go search there. However, they CAN use Ghasts to blow up holes into your base, and there are many, many things that you can only do/have in the Overworld, such as water. The End is actually the most safest spot. Once you kill the Enderdragon, you are safe. Just claim the obsidian platform you spawn in from the portal, lock it in, set a faction home, and no-one can actually get you. But again, like the Nether, there are many restrictions.
If you are going to build underground, avoid big caverns, and try to build as deep as you can. This way, faction hunters cannot see the name tags as you are too far underground, although there is the annoying void fog to watch out for. Another good place to build is building a base floating in the sky. The only way someone can get to it is through an Enderpearl, or pillaring. Where ever you choose, remember, think about how an enemy can infiltrate.
Now that you found a nice spot, it is time to build. The first thing, as I said before, is claiming. When you claim, you need to watch for your power. Try to use as low power as you can. Remember, while every person in the faction adds 10 power, every person can also take away 20 from the faction, from the 10 they add to, and the -10 power minimum. This you need to keep in mind. 2nd, look at your faction members, and the amount of land you are claiming. Can your faction support your land? Are you totally relying on your members, and betting that they won't leave, betray, or die multiple times? For me, members are not to have extra lands for your base. For me, more members are to make it harder to raid my faction, to making the enemy have to kill more before they can lower my power enough. If your faction has 5 members, and you claim 40 lands, all it takes is for 1 member to leave, or about 3-4 deaths before your lands can be claimed. So, bear this in mind before you start building big cities. The less lands claimed, the better. Now, why do you have to claim lands first, then build? This is to make your base "Chunk-aligned". When a base is chunk aligned, it will fully utilize your land to the 100%. If, you are to build a base first, then claim, you may find that you are actually using up more claims to claim something that may only require one claim. Chunks are to coordinates. You do not set the boundaries yourself. If you claim first, you know where your land's boundaries are, and where you can build, and how big your base can be. Set up the boundaries of your claimed chunks with some blocks, and then build. To find the boundaries, type /f map, and just walk until the map says "Wilderness". This is your boundary. Find all 4 sides of a piece of land, and it should be 16 blocks on each side. Finally, the last thing to remember: The shape of your base. Since enemies have to start from the edge to claim, as they cannot claim chunks surrounded by other claimed chunks, it is better to put your land in a diamond shape, with the most important chunk (the faction home/storage) in the middle. Do NOT put your chunks in a straight line or anything where all the chunks are touching wilderness, or the enemy can claim any chunk they wish.

Now that you have found your boundaries, you have to build a wall. One very common mistake to avoid, is to build on CLAIMED LAND. Many factions I have raided, has carelessly built their walls on the wilderness, where it can be easily destroyed and broken into. Check with your faction map, or see your chat to see what land you are currently on. If building underground, dig until you reach wilderness. When placing the walls of your underground base, remember to put on the sides of your claimed chunk, on CLAIMED LAND. So, you are really actually using a 14x14 chunk instead of the full 16x16, as part of it will be your walls.
Even before building your walls, you should set a faction home with /f sethome, so you can teleport back to it, if you were to die or get lost.
Lastly, even if you are not building underground, have a roof. It may not look good if you want a city, but trust me. A roof is the only way to hold back an Enderpearl, or someone pillaring.
Now that you have gotten your base set up, it is time to build on the inside. First, is your faction home. What I recommend, is that it is a one way access. Build it on a high platform with a pool on the bottom, build it with a one way Iron door, whatever so that no-one can go back to the faction home without typing /f home. The only opening in the room is an Exit, no Entrance. This way, if your base is under attack, they can't get to your faction home and spawnkill you over and over again. Another thing to have in your faction home room is some sort of chest, stocked up with food and weapons. Room, not chunk. A chest where you can easily open before going out to your other chunks. This way, you can kill the attackers in your base. The faction home may even be your storage.
Remember, less chunks are better. So it is recommended to actually build rooms on the faction home chunk, instead of on new claimed chunks. These rooms are generally required: A storeroom, a food farm, and  a water and lava source. Those are basically it. I do not recommend putting a mine near your base, or on your base. Mines may be big, and may connect to caverns. Someone can easily go into the wilderness parts of your mines and infiltrate your base.
The last thing I recommend about your base, is doors and trapdoors. Try to put them everywhere. This can make it hard for the attacker to move around, as they cannot open them. Put them in anywhere you can. For doors going out your base and going out of your faction home room, put pressure plates so you and your faction members don't have to worry about closing them, as they will close on their own.
Remember, to defend your faction, think about how they can infiltrate. Remember, that they cannot break or place blocks inside claimed land, nor use chests, doors and containers. They can, however use pressure plates, levers and buttons.

Expanding your faction

Now that you got a base, you are ready to start recruiting. I never recommend you to leave the faction to open, as anyone can join, spy on your coordinates, and betray you. Instead, look and see which people you think you might trust, and may fit your faction's style. People generally join the biggest faction or the most powerful, so a reputation may help.
There will be a time when you, the faction's admin cannot be there to lead the faction. This is when you need to appoint faction moderators. Here are a few things Moderators (And admins too) can do:
Set the faction home
Claim and unclaim land
Kick normal members
Set Faction's relationships with other Factions
Change Tag/Name
Change Description
Appoint titles
These are  the things only the Admin can do:
Promote/demote Mods
Hand over Adminship
Set ownership of claimed lands
Kick Mods
Disband the faction
Be careful with moderators, even one untrustworthy moderators can destroy your faction, with unclaiming and inviting enemies. Also, remember your power. While one new member adds another 10 power, one new member can take 20 away too.

Raiding

Now, you are feeling confident with your faction. First, what is your reason for raiding? Do you wish for some more resources, perhaps getting some more diamonds? Did the faction or their people anger you in some way? Did they attack or declare war on you? Or are you just wishing to have bloodshed? Most Faction battles follow these steps:
They attack each other, try to infiltrate the other's base, kill each other, claim land,  and steal. However, your reason may determine how the war will end and how you will win. If you are just raiding for more goods, your goal is to just get that chest, steal, and leave, perhaps returning their land and tools to them, so you can re-farm them again later. If you are waging a total war, you may end up griefing, keeping land, or even utterly destroying the enemy faction.
First, a war starts with a target. If you are raiding for resources, obviously you should go search for a faction that is rich, and easy to attack. /f list is a most useful tool for all attackers. If an enemy has a lot of people, but less land, obviously they will be an extremely hard faction to kill. You even need a majority of their members to be on, just so you can kill enough people to lower enough power. What you should search for, is a faction with reputation, and with a lot of lands claimed. One thing I extremely recommend, is stalk other faction's information. Use /f list and /f show regularly on factions, especially potential raiding targets. Not only does it show their claimed lands and their power, it can also allow you to see when a faction is vulnerable to claiming. Use /f show all the time. Use it before raiding, and during raiding to see when you have killed enough people so you can start stealing land.
There are 3 numbers in /f list. Like I shown before, it would be something like 4/10/10. When the 2nd digit is lower then the 1st digit, they are vulnerable to claiming. You might even just win a raid without killing their people, by just checking the /f list and seeing their power drops. Not many people realize that they are dying multiple times and that their power is actually getting low.
Now that you have a target, you have to find their base to attack. The best thing to do is just wander around, with /f map on, until you find some claimed land on the map, or try to deceive them or someone else into giving you the coordinates. Once you got the coordinates, remember them, write them down somewhere. The 2nd step is to get into the base and start your kills. The one thing I do not recommend, is to declare your faction as an enemy until right before you jump down and start your kill. Keep your faction neutral, so you do not provoke your enemy and alert them. Like I said before, there are many ways to get in a base. All bases have flaws, no matter how defensive it is or how impenetrable they claim. Leap over walls with an Enderpearl. If their walls are near the wilderness, pillar up and jump over them. If TNT and Fire is enabled, blast open a hole or burn them down by placing nearby wood. Alternatively, you can look down at the ground and see if you can find any name tags walking around. It could probably be their mines, which you can break into from the wilderness and sneak up into their base. The main thing, is remember to sneak and press shift at ALL TIMES. Last thing, however you break in, remember to try not to let the enemy know. This way, they won't seal it up. And if you find multiple flaws, alternate between them. Flee/exit with teleportation (/f home, /spawn, etc.), not back through your hole if you can. Just dig around the wilderness around their base, and you may eventually find a tunnel or a careless mistake. Lastly, if they got a Nether portal, it's bound to be the one first created near their area. Just create another Nether portal, go into the Nether, go back through the portal, and (hopefully) you are in their base.
Now that you find your flaw, it is time to attack. Remember, the only way to capture land is to kill. It is always good to attack at a time when the enemy is least prepared, such as when they are mining, and when a lot of their members are on. Remember, sneak before attacking. Also, remember, remain in a neutral relationship. Once you are ready to leap down and attack, quickly switch to /f enemy. Make sure you faction is an enemy, or you won't be able to damage them, and you may lose your element of surprise. For more tips on PVPing, go here.
Now, the main goal when attacking is to kill your enemy. But also remember, you cannot open doors, containers, or build and destroy blocks, and your damage is reduced by 30%.

Tips

1. Deceive your enemies with tricks. Maybe offer an alliance and then offer to go to their base.
2. If being attacked, and only you declared war with /f enemy, you can quickly /f neutral the attacker so that they can't damage you, allowing you to get an easy kill.
3. Remember to stalk other factions. Type /f list and /f show routinely, so you can see if an opportunity arrises.
4. One of the best time to attack, is if your enemy has already died multiple times. This way, you will only have to kill less.
5. Remember, if you or your faction is low on power, avoid dying, so avoid doing dangerous activities until your power regenerates. Also, typing /spawn and /f home can help you escape getting killed. You cannot type /f home if you are on enemy territory and if their is an enemy nearby.
6. Take notice of your surroundings. Do you see any players or name tags moving? Use the enemy base's environment to your advantage. You can easily snipe enemies from high city walls.
7. Remember, you cannot open enemy doors. Many times careless factions may leave their doors open, allowing you to walk in.
8. Likewise, remember to close doors and trapdoors in your own base. Add pressure plates for automatic closing on one way exits.
9. To make it extra hard for an enemy to navigate around, put as many one way exits as you can, such as dropping into a pool of water instead of ladders.
10. Put doors around your Nether portal so enemies cannot use it to get into your base.
11. When stealing land from enemies, you cannot claim chunks that have 4 other chunks surrounding it. The border chunks must be claimed first. 

Minecraft Essentials

USER[white names in game] and above:
/help - displays the help menu for commands in game (this actually works now)
/me [message] - displays a message as an emote
/spawn - Teleports you to spawn
/mail [read|clear|send] [to] [message] - read your in game mail, clear your inbox, send an in-game mail to a player
/motd - displays the logon message
/afk - sets you into afk mode
/kill - kill yourself
/msg || /tell || /m [player] [message] - sends a private message to another logged-on player
/rules - display the basic server rules
/ping - PONG!
/compass - displays your current bearing
/depth - in game altimeter
/getpos - display your exact position on the map
/realname - if you have been assigned a nickname, it will display your real logon name
/helpop - sends a query to all online ops (I wouldn't recommend using this, you'll get a faster response via any other medium)
--teleportation--
/tp [Player] - Teleports to player
/tptoggle - enables/disables other players from teleporting to you (can be overridden by admins)
/tpa - request a teleport to a player
/tpaccept - accept a pending teleport request
/tpdeny - deny a pending teleport request
/list || /who || /L - lists all connected players
--home commands--
/home - Teleports you home
/home set - Sets your home to your current position
/home delete - become homeless
/home [playername] - teleports you to said player's home (if you are invited)
/home list - show all homes you are allowed to go to
/home ilist - show all players invited to your home
/home invite [player] - invite [player] to your home
/home uninvite [player] - and STAY out!
/home public - invite everyone to your home
/home private - get some privacy
/home point - displays the direction to home (broken atm)
--block protection--
(works on: Chests, Dispensers, Furnaces, Doors, Signs)
This part can get really complicated, so I'll just leave this here.
However, the most common uses are:
/cprivate - make the next block you click private
/cpublic - make the next block you click public
/cpassword <password> - creates a passworded block
/cunlock <Password> - unlock a block with the correct password
--Economy--
(Keep in mind that names are case-sensitive for the economy commands)
/money - shows you how much money you currently have
/money rank (player) - Show the economic ranking of yourself (or other player)
/money top (amount) - who has the most minecash?
/money pay <player> <amount> - give money to another player
/gsworth || /gsprice - display the current selling price for gold

DEPUTY(3) and above:
/kick [player] <reason> - kick said player, with a reason if desired
/nick <target> [nickname] - set nickname for said player
/tphere <player name> - teleport said player to your location
/whois [player] - display detailed information about a player
/burn <player> <duration> - ignites the specified player for x seconds
/ext <player> - extinguish flames on said player
/kill <player> - slay the specified player
/togglejail || /tjail [player] [jailname] - sends or removes said player from the specified jail point

ADMIN(4) and above:
/clearinventory <player> - clears your inventory or the inventory of the specified player
/banip [Player] - Bans the player's IP
/unbanip [IP] - Unbans the IP
/ban [Player] <Reason> - Bans the player
/unban [Player] - Unbans the player
/time [Time|day|night] - Changes time
/plugin <list> [enable|disable|reload] <plugin name> - actions for plugin states
/essentials - reloads essentials configuration
/reloadall || /rel - reloads all plugins
/spawnmob [mobname] <amount> - works for hostile and peaceful creatures, also, creature names are case sensitive (e.g. Creeper)
/whitelist [operation (add or remove)/toggle] [player]
/tpo <player> - force teleport to player (ignores tp status)
/tpohere <player> - force player to tp to your location (ignores tp status)
/tppos <x> <y> <x> - teleport to a specific location
/broadcast <message> - broadcast a message to all online players
--Economy--
/money grant <player> <amount> - Give said player some minecash (use negative amount to take away funds)
/money set <player> <amount> - Forcefully sets a player's account balance to the specified value
/money hide <player> <true/false> - Toggle the visibility of an account
/money create <player> - Create a player's account
/money remove <player> - Delete a player's account
/money reset <player> - Resets a player's account
/money stats - shows a general overview of economic statistics
/gsreset || /gsclear - resets the worth of gold to it's base value (does nothing on our server, which has static pricing)
--griefer control--
(again, this part is a little complicated, so i'll link you to the command guide)
some basic examples:
/bb here <username> <range>- show recent activity within your current area, [range] can increase the default radius, you can also filter out only changes made by a particular player
/bb rollback <player> - undo all modifications said player has done to the envirionment

ROOT(5) commands:
(EVERY command is available to root/ops, I can't remember them all but here are some root only commands)
/item [ID] [Amount] <Player> - Gives items to you or others
/give [player] [item|item:damage value] <amount> - give a player an item
/setspawn - Sets the spawn point to your position.
/setjail [jailname] - creates a jail at your current location
/gc - display chunk, memory, and world info
/antioch - blow up that thing you're pointing at
/god - toggle god mode
/heal <player >- heal yourself or other player
/jump - teleport to your crosshair's location

Infinity Challenge Episode List

2006

• Ep 001 Golf (putting) Challenge (Michelle Wie vs. Muhan Dojeon Members) - Part 1
• Ep 002 Golf (putting) Challenge (Michelle Wie vs. Muhan Dojeon Members) - Part 2
• Ep 003 Space Special
• Ep 004 Wedding Ceremony Special
• Ep 005 World Cup 2006 Part 1
• Ep 006 World Cup 2006 Part 2
• Ep 007 World Cup 2006 Part 3
• Ep 008 World Cup 2006 Part 4
• Ep 009 Summer Special Challenges Part 1
• Ep 010 Summer Special Challenges Part 2
• Ep 011 Quiz Challenge with Shinhwa Part 1
• Ep 012 Quiz Challenge with Shinhwa Part 2
• Ep 013 Summer Evening Features Part 1
• Ep 014 Summer Evening Features Part 2
• Ep 015 The Fellowship Of Ice in Queenstown, New Zealand Part 1
• Ep 016 The Two Hot Springs in Queenstown, New Zealand Part 2
• Ep 017 The Return of the Bare-Faces in Queenstown, New Zealand Part 3
• Ep 018 Wrestling Challenges Muhan Dojeon members vs. RussiaFedor Emelianenko Part 1
• Ep 019 Wrestling Challenges Muhan Dojeon members vs. RussiaFedor Emelianenko Part 2
• Ep 020 Please, be friendly Part 1
• Ep 021 Please, be friendly Part 2
• Ep 022 2-hour Thanksgiving Holidays Special
• Ep 023 Hyeong-don, Let's play!
• Ep 024 Autumn Picnic Special
• Ep 025 Farming Village Special
• Ep 026 Kim Su-ro (Korean actor) Special (Please be fooled) Part 1
• Ep 027 Kim Su-ro (Korean actor) Special (Please be fooled) Part 2
• Ep 028 Muhan Dojeon! Supermodel with Fashion Designer Lie Sang Bong Part 1
• Ep 029 Muhan Dojeon! Supermodel with Fashion Designer Lie Sang Bong Part 2
• Ep 030 Kimchi preparation challenges
• Ep 031 Youth Athletic Tournament Special
• Ep 032 Christmas Special Part 1
• Ep 033 Christmas Special Part 2
• Ep 034 A Year-end Special: The 1st Muhan Award Ceremony

2007-1

• Ep 035 New-year special
• Ep 036 Noh Hong-cheol's X-Files
• Ep 037 Muhan Doctors
• Ep 038 -1970s-1980s Special
• Ep 039 Special English
• Ep 040 Alaska Special
• Ep 041 -2007 Chinese New Year's Day Special
• Ep 042 MBC Muhan Dojeon's 100-minute Debate
• Ep 043 Beginning school Special: 'Muhan Dojeon Becomes Teachers"
• Ep 044 Making-a-drama Challenge Part 1 - Special guidance with Kim Su-ro
• Ep 045 Making-a-drama Challenge Part 2
• Ep 046 Making-a-drama Challenge Part 3 - aired the 1st part of their TV drama called 'Romance'
• Ep 047 Making-a-drama Challenge Part 4 - aired the 2nd part of 'Romance'
• Ep 048 Jeong Jun-ha Surprise (Hidden) Camera & 'Big Star (Geo-seong) Dance & Hyeong-don, Let's Move! (Part 1)
• Ep 049 Hyeong-don, Let's Move! (Part 2) - Hanamana Song Feast I
• Ep 050 1st anniversary (of Season 4) special
• Ep 051 1st anniversary (of Season 4) special
• Ep 052 Lee Young-ae in Muhan Dojeon
• Ep 053 Bong-chun Circus challenges
• Ep 054 Muhan Miss Korea
• Ep 055 Hanamana Song Feast II
• Ep 056 Rice-planting Special
• Ep 057 FC Muhan Dojeon vs. Thierry Henry Part 1
• Ep 058 FC Muhan Dojeon vs. Thierry Henry Part 2
• Ep 059 A Desert-Island
• Ep 060 A Desert-Island

2007-2

• Ep 061 North Gangbyeon Road Song Festival Part 1
• Ep 062 North Gangbyeon Road Song Festival Part 2 + Muhan Dojeon's "24" Part 1
• Ep 063 Muhan Dojeon's "24" Part 2
• Ep 064 Comedy 'Silmido' Special
• Ep 065 American Old West Special
• Ep 066 Water-boys Special
• Ep 067 Seoul city touring race
• Ep 068 Seoul city touring race
• Ep 069 Do-it-yourself special episodes Part 1
• Ep 070 Do-it-yourself special episodes Part 2
• Ep 071 Do-it-yourself special episodes Part 3 + Sseokso & The City
• Ep 072 Hangawi Special Invitation - Kim Yu-Na
• Ep 073 Please, watch your mouth - Muhan Dojeon Goes To Japan
• Ep 074 Muhan Dojeon's Autumn (seasonal) Field Day
• Ep 075 Madness Couples + Job-interview of Muhan Dojeon Part 1
• Ep 076 A lesson of being a Father
• Ep 077 Jun-Hines Ward Special
• Ep 078 Muhan Dojeon's Captain Planet
• Ep 079 Renewable Energy special
• Ep 080 Sport Dance special Part 1
• Ep 081 Sport Dance special Part 2 (Paris Hilton appeared)
• Ep 082 Sport Dance special Part 3
• Ep 083 Making Calendar (for the year 2008) Special
• Ep 084 Muhan Dojeon's 'Thank You Concert' - Preparation
• Ep 085 Muhan Dojeon's 'Thank You Concert' Special

2008-1

• Ep 086 New Year Special Part 1
• Ep 087 New Year Special Part 2
• Ep 088 Muhan Dojeon in I-san Extras Special
• Ep 089 Beijing Olympics Gymnastics Special
• Ep 090 Where is my manager’s home + HaHa’s mom’s DdeokGook Special #1
• Ep 091 HaHa’s mom’s DdeokGook Special #2 + Special Force’s Cold Weather Training Special
• Ep 092 HaHa’s guerrilla Concert Special
• Ep 093 India Special Part 1
• Ep 094 India Special Part 2
• Ep 095 Team Leader Elections, India Special Part 3
• Ep 096 Beijing Olympic Special - Wrestling Edition Part 1
• Ep 097 Beijing Olympic Special - Wrestling Edition Part 2 Ft. Jo In Sung
• Ep 098 Earth Special Forces Part 2 - Planting Trees in the Gobi Desert Ft. Park Hyun Bin
• Ep 099 Realise your dreams special, My weak brother's marriage special
• Ep 100 100th Episode Special Part 1
• Ep 101 100th Episode Special Part 2 Ft. Announcer and Ex- MBC President Uhm Ki Young
• Ep 102 Finding Treasures in Gyeongju Special Part 1
• Ep 103 Finding Treasures in Gyeongju Special Part 2
• Ep 104 Taeahn Special (Build a children's library)
• Ep 105 The 1st Infinity Self Created Children's Song Festival
• Ep 106 Beijing Olympic Special - Handball Special
• Ep 107 Guinness Book Of Records Special
• Ep 108 Special Report! Infinity news, Visit a family for 24 Hours Special Part 1
• Ep 109 Run away with the money bag special Part 1 Ft. Jun Jin
• Ep 110 Run away with the money bag special Part 2 Ft. Jun Jin
• Ep 111 We had a meeting~! Part 1 Ft. Jun Jin, Infinity Girls Team, Run away with the money bag special Part 1 Ft. Jun Jin
• Ep 112 We had a meeting~! Part 2 Ft. Jun Jin, Infinity Girls Team
• Ep 113 Alternative Energy Special 2nd Edition
• Ep 114 Pirates of the Taerabbean (Taeahn + Caribbean) Special Ft. Lee Yoon Suk and Yoo Chae Young
• Ep 115 Get up x2 Please come early. Blockbuster Horror Zombie Special, 28 Years Later
• Ep 116 The 1st Infinity Challenge Strange Olympics
• Ep 117 2008 Beijing Olympic
• Ep 118 2008 Beijing Olympics Part 3
• Ep 119 All the losers and the Lee Siblings. Oh Heroes~ get the gold models at London Ft. Lee Yong Dae and Lee Hyo Jung
• Ep 120 Badminton Challenge
• Ep 121 Chuseok Special 2008 - Desperate Housewives

• Ep 122 Sorry i couldn't protect you special Part 1
• Ep 123 Be a PD for a day
• Ep 124 Viewing of the PD Segments
• Ep 125 Design Korea! Part 1
• Ep 126 Design Korea! Part 2
• Ep 127 ON AIR - You try and become a manager special part 1
• Ep 128 ON AIR - You try and become a manager special part 2
• Ep 129 Infinity Challenge, attempts aerobics part 1
• Ep 130 Infinity Challenge, attempts aerobics part 2
• Ep 131 Infinity Challenge, attempts aerobics part 3
• Ep 132 Infinity Challenge, attempts aerobics part 4
• Ep 133 2009 Calender Making Special Part 1
• Ep 134 2009 Calender Making Special Part 2
• Ep 135 You & Me Concert Special Part 1
• Ep 136 You & Me Concert Special Part 2 (Note: Not produced by Kim TEO PD due to strike)
• Ep 137 You & Me Concert Special Part 3 -PD vers- “See The Unseen”
• Ep 138 Infinity Challenge, attempts the bobsled Part 1
• Ep 139 Infinity Challenge, attempts the bobsled Part 2
• Ep 140 Infinity Challenge, attempts the bobsled Part 3
• Ep 141 The rushed script drama special - Boys Over Flower Parody
• Ep 142 Work is the future Special
• Ep 143 Personality Test And Treatment + WGM Parody
• Ep 144 Women's Day - What Women Want Special Ft. SNSD
• Ep 145 Do you remember those days? The 6 Siblings Special.
• Ep 146 Korean Dol+I The Search Of NHC Number 2 (non-sub)
• Ep 147 Project Runaway Special
• Ep 148 Sorry i couldn't protect you Edition 2
• Ep 149 YES or NO Life Theater Special Part 1
• Ep 150 YES or NO Life Theater Special Part 2
• Ep 151 Kim Yuna Special
• Ep 152 Photo Contest - Around the World in a Day
• Ep 153 ChunHyang Special
• Ep 154 Park Myeong-su Surprise Economic Attack
• Ep 155 Cameo in Queen of Housewives
• Ep 156 Who wants to be a Millionaire Part 1
• Ep 157 Who wants to be a Millionaire Part 2
• Ep 158 Pimple Break #1
• Ep 159 Pimple Break #2
• Ep 160 Olympic Duet Song #1
• Ep 161 Olympic Duet Song #2
• Ep 162 Annual Calender 2010 Project #1

• Ep 163 Future Liger’s Debut And Retirement + Lifeguard Training
• Ep 164 Tell Me Your Wish, Park Myung Soo
• Ep 165 Survivor #1
• Ep 166 Survivor #2
• Ep 167 Survivor #3 + Panic Room
• Ep 168 Blast To The Past
• Ep 169 Catch The Tail Race #1
• Ep 170 Catch The Tail Race #2
• Ep 171 Home Shopping Hotseller Guys #1
• Ep 172 Home Shopping Hotseller Guys #2
• Ep 173 TV Channel The Entire Day #1
• Ep 174 TV Channel The Entire Day #2
• Ep 175 Rice Planting #1
• Ep 176 Rice Planting #2
• Ep 177 Rice Planting #3
• Ep 178 Korean Food #1
• Ep 179 Korean Food #2
• Ep 180 Korean Food In New York #1
• Ep 181 Korean Food In New York #2
• Ep 182 The Devil Wears Gurida
• Ep 183 Goodbye New York + Annual Calendar Project #2
• Ep 184 Annual Calendar Project #3
• Ep 185 Gangs Of New York
• Ep 186 Photo Exhibition Fan Meeting + Rice Gifting Good Brothers #1
• Ep 187 Rice Gifting Good Brothers #2 + Trash Dumping Quarreling Brothers #1
• Ep 188 Trash Dumping Quarreling Brothers #2
• Ep 189 Boxing The Battle Of 2 Girls #1
• Ep 190 Boxing The Battle Of 2 Girls #2
• Ep 191 F1 #1
• Ep 192 New Year's Diet Resolution + F1 #2
• Ep 193 Courtroom Dispute #1
• Ep 194 Courtroom Dispute #2
• Ep 195 Oh! My Tent #1
• Ep 196 Oh! My Tent #2
• Ep 197 Oh! My Tent #3
• Ep 198 The Gods Of Variety #1
• Ep 199 The Gods Of Variety #2 + Diet Challenge Results
• Ep 200 200'th Anniversary Special #1
• Ep 201 200'th Anniversary Special #2
• Ep 202 2011 Calender Model #1
• Ep 203 2011 Calender Model #2
• Ep 204 Position Rearrangement
• Ep 205 Wrestling Muhan #1
• Ep 206 Wrestling Muhan #2
• Ep 207 Secret Vacation #1 + Wrestling Muhan #3
• Ep 208 Wrestling Muhan #4 + Secret Vacation #2
• Ep 209 IC Idol #1 + Wrestling Muhan #5
• Ep 210 Wrestling Muhan #6 + IC Idol #2
• Ep 211 Seven #1 + Wrestling Muhan #7
• Ep 212 Seven #2
• Ep 213 Wrestling Muhan #8
• Ep 214 Wrestling Muhan #9
• Ep 215 Wrestling Muhan #10 + PMS's Guerilla Concert
• Ep 216 The Kind Escort
• Ep 217 Bingo Special
• Ep 218 2011 Calender Model #3
• Ep 219 2011 Calender Model #4
• Ep 220 Telepathy Special Part 1
• Ep 221 Telepathy Special Part 2
• Ep 222 7 Different View Points Special
• Ep 223 Midnight Survival in Seoul
• Ep 224 2011 Calender Model #5
• Ep 225 2011 Calender Model #6
• Ep 226 2011 Calender Model #7
• Ep 227 Bibimbab Ad and the Point Results
• Ep 228 The Butterfly Effect Special
• Ep 229 Christmas Single Party
• Ep 230 End Of Year Settlement Write Off Grudges
• Ep 231 Manager Jung is Buying!
• Ep 232 Life of someone else - Park Myung Soo
• Ep 233 The Life of Someone Else & DeathNote
• Ep 234 TV Carries Love Special
• Ep 235 TV Carries Love Special Part 2
• Ep 236 IC Winter Olympics Special
• Ep 237 Japan Special Part 1 - Sea of Okhotsk
• Ep 238 Japan Special Part 2 - Sea of Okhotsk
• Ep 239 Life or Death Special
• Ep 240 You are Handsome Special Part 1
• Ep 241 You are Handsome Special Part 2
• Ep 242 Handsome Final - Life of Someone Else Jung Jun Ha Part 1
• Ep 243 Life of Someone Else - Jung Jun Ha Part 2
• Ep 244 The War of Money Special
• Ep 245 Speed Rowing Special Part 1
• Ep 246 Speed Rowing Special Part 2
• Ep 247 Dinner Show #1
• Ep 248 Dinner Show #2 + Gangs Of Seoul #1
• Ep 249 Gangs Of Seoul #2
• Ep 250 Infinity Company Outing
• Ep 251 Relationship Fabrication Team Part 1
• Ep 252 Relationship Fabrication Team Part 2
• Ep 253 West Coast Expressway Song Festival #1
• Ep 254 West Coast Expressway Song Festival #2
• Ep 255 West Coast Expressway Song Festival #3
• Ep 256 West Coast Expressway Song Festival #4
• Ep 257 Speed Rowing Special Part 3
• Ep 258 Speed Rowing Special Part 4
• Ep 259 Speed Rowing Special Part 5
• Ep 260 Speed Rowing Special Part 6
• Ep 261 Speed Rowing Grand Final
• Ep 262 Cancelled in case of rain special Part 1
• Ep 263 Cancelled in case of rain special Part 2
• Ep 264 IC Classic So Ji Sub returns Part 1
• Ep 265 IC Classic So Ji Sub Returns Part 2 + Speed Special Part 1
• Ep 266 Chuseok Gift Special
• Ep 267 Speed Special Part 2
• Ep 268 Speed Special #3 + Hanamana Season 3 #1
• Ep 269 Hanamana Season 3 #2
• Ep 270 Hanamana Season 3 #3 + Infinity Trading Company
• Ep 271 The 2011 Rabbit and the Turtle
• Ep 272 Best Friend #1
• Ep 273 Best Friend #2 Final
• Ep 274 SAT Special
• Ep 275 TV War Special Part 1
• Ep 276 TV War Special Part 2
• Ep 277 2012 Calender Special Part 1

• Ep 278 Myung Soo is 12 years old Part 1
• Ep 279 Myung Soo is 12 years old Part 2
• Ep 280 Haha Vs Hong Chul, Infinity Delivery Part 1
• Ep 281 Infinity Delivery Part 2 + I'm A Singer In My Own Right Part 1
• Ep 282 I'm A Singer In My Own Right Part 2
• Ep 283 I'm A Singer In My Own Right Part 3
• Ep 284 Infinity Company End of Year Ceremony
• Ep 285 Infinity Company 2012, Haha Vs Hong Chul