World Lock

Done

DO NOT SIN

Trivia

If a player does not have room in their inventory while trying to break the World Lock, it will refuse to be broken.
Anybody with access to a World Lock, or any other locks, can remove their own access by wrenching the World Lock or by typing in /unaccess.
When the game was first created, World Locks were priced at 10,000 gems but was reduced to 2,000 gems due to complaints of them being overpriced.
People with access to the World Lock (excluding the owner) cannot edit Vending Machines. The Machine will instead count anybody with access as a normal player. People with access CAN still break the Vending Machines as long as it's empty.
A player can obtain a World Key and remove the World Lock. The World Key would still be in the inventory.
During Player Appreciation Week 2015, World Keys could be sold with Vending Machines, but the world would not transfer to the buyer, yet still taking the buyer's World Locks. This was fixed shortly after.
If a World Lock is removed from a world, all Achievement Blocks will have their modifications removed.
On the 2nd of July, 2015, there was a new update for the World Lock and other locks where the outlines of locks when dropped or inside inventories were made orange to help differentiate locks from other items.
On the 24th of January, 2018, a World Lock Pack was added to the store, allowing players to buy ten World Locks for 20,000 Gems.

The World Lock like the one in Inventory. The empty keyhole means that this is not the player's World Lock, but the player has been granted access to modify that world.

The World Lock like the one in Inventory. The empty keyhole means that this is not the player's World Lock, but the player has been granted access to modify that world.
The World Lock with total ownership access. The green key means the player owns it, and they have access to it.
The World Lock without access. The red key means that the player does not have access.
The orange outline seen on the World Lock.