21 players
Wisteria Realm’s linked community presents SMP, Gens and Prison, each with progression, rewards and an economy.
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21 players
Wisteria Realm’s linked community presents SMP, Gens and Prison, each with progression, rewards and an economy.
20 players
Chromabit builds its survival around a player market and shops. Its spawners generate loot and XP, can be stacked and send drops into hoppers; the loot can be sold through a menu. Builds, chests and land have grief protection. The top five in server events receive credit to spend in the store.
20 players
ComfySMP offers a panda that progresses by receiving Panda Bamboo: each hundred-unit feed contributes toward unlocking 42 features, including appearances, buffs and abilities. A bamboo generator, limited to one per player, produces this food over time. The rules ban griefing and theft even without claims; global chat must use English.
20 players
EmperixSMP’s presentation states that the project has existed since 2020 and was previously called TranquilCraft.
19 players
Cheesecake SMP presents a player-driven SMP with custom fishing and project-specific enchantments. Its Discord bot offers commands such as /enchants for help.
19 players
DynastyMC requires Minecraft Java 1.21.1 and the Dynasty Cobblemon modpack. Players’ Pokémon teams, items and money carry across its Survival, story and island worlds. The project states that only the resource world resets, monthly. Its store is presented as cosmetic-only, without buying Pokémon, items or battle power.
19 players
FruitySMP presents Survival for Java and Bedrock, welcoming all players. Its store lists the paid Apple rank with two homes and three rows in the PlayerVault. A separate Fly package provides flight in the Overworld. The purchase of 5,000 claim blocks is a one-time addition that does not transfer between seasons.
19 players
Hyper Network presents three formats in alpha: Skyblock, Murder Mystery and The Hyper Pit.
19 players
Mine in Abyss recreates the Made in Abyss setting across a five-layer map with the city of Orth. Its Survival server allows building and guild creation, using a climbing system and mechanics linked to the abyss’s curse. Each layer has custom creatures. Loot can be exchanged in Orth for coins spent with villagers. Mods are optional, but an official Minecraft account is required.
18 players
Departed RPG builds progression around classes, specialisations and branching skill trees. Monsters have spell cards to collect and trade with other players. Professions include cooking, fishing and equipment crafting. Dungeons combine puzzles, secret bosses and loot for solo players or groups; other dimensions provide their own environments. The website lists Minecraft Java access without an additional launcher.
18 players
Queercraft welcomes LGBTQ+ people and their allies into survival governed by building and conduct rules. Griefing is forbidden and the main chat uses English. Separate worlds accommodate map art, urban builds and space themes. The market limits each player to one shop and lets chests be configured to buy or sell items; merchants must meet a minimum activity requirement.
16 players
Paradox Infinity advertises a modded configuration including ProjectE, Powah, Draconic Evolution and Thermal. The Paradox project also provides world archives for personal use; its documentation says to use the matching modpack version.
16 players
SA Crafters separates two Survival experiences: Amethyst, with quests, economy and skills, and Emerald, with a Vanilla-like format, land claims and trading.
15 players
According to its wiki, FroobWorld was created on 2 November 2011 and focuses on collaborative Survival. All players, including administrators, remain in Survival without item spawning. Personal home locations and portals serve player-built towns. PvP can be toggled, and saplings are automatically replanted; theft, griefing and scams are prohibited.
15 players
Games.Place connects seven mini-games through a shared lobby. Lofts lets players own a home, furnish it, add NPCs and host friends. Lifesteal steals a heart from the victim of a kill, while KitPvP awards coins to upgrade equipment. Dungeons are played in teams against monsters, traps and bosses; parkour provides courses and records. The network shares its games between Java and Bedrock.
14 players
The operator states that sVanilla Survival was founded on 16 August 2019. This semi-Vanilla survival advertises a map without resets, no land claims or protections, and a trade-based economy. Commands /home, /sethome, /spawn and /tpa are provided for travel; crystal PvP is excluded. Trading items for real money is prohibited, while trading items across servers is allowed.
13 players
Age of Elysian offers dungeons to explore alone or in a party, with bosses, reward keys and Heirlooms traded for equipment. Towny towns pay daily upkeep: if they fall into ruin, their items remain lootable and undead guard the loot, but buildings stay protected. On death, items go into a grave at the last safe location, and /deathpos returns players near the death spot. Slimefun adds machine progression without requiring a client mod installation.
13 players
Maven’s Hive advertises dungeons, custom mobs and Friday events in its welcome message. Its website provides Java and Bedrock connections and states that non-premium access is supported. On the first Java connection, its guide asks players to secure their identity through /register.
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