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11 players
CosmicX offers Creative plots with WorldEdit. The project advertises free access to building tools from arrival. Its interface accepts .schem files for loading onto the server. To export a build, the guide calls for a WorldEdit selection followed by //copy and //download. The rules prohibit trapping players so they cannot escape or log out.
11 players
Dynastia keeps vanilla mechanics in semi-RP survival that advertises a world without resets and farms without an imposed limit. Jobs and prestiges provide goal-based progression. Resources can be sold to the AdminShop, traded through the auction house or sold automatically using SellHoppers. The website specifies Minecraft Java.
11 players
Elysia SMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
11 players
FoxySMP lists towns, jobs and shops in its current message, alongside fishing and quests among its advertised activities.
11 players
Klawka.pl offers Ember SMP on Minecraft Java, with a market accessed through /rynek. This mode limits each player to two accounts and prohibits autoclickers. Traps must allow escape and cannot be built at spawn, near map boundaries or at portals.
11 players
MineOptima advertises Survival, an economy and events in its server message.
11 players
EdenSky structures its Skyblock around islands, jobs and the economy. Daily missions, weekly challenges and longer goals guide progression. Job levels unlock skills and bonuses. The website provides island rankings, market offers and an events calendar.
11 players
PokeCade requires a compatible version of its Cobblemon modpack. In Fire Red raids, each player fights their own boss instance, but damage is pooled against shared health. Rewards depend on contribution, followed by a forty-five-second capture window after victory. Trade-Up permanently consumes submitted Pokémon to draw a random result, with odds displayed before confirmation. Research adds daily, weekly and seasonal tasks.
11 players
In its Skyblock 3.0 presentation, Rede Canary announces a private or cooperative gardening island. Players can grow crops, prepare and clear spaces, fulfil orders and fight insects that threaten production. This update is also presented with a complete progression reset. The rules limit each person to two accounts.
11 players
The Sandlot welcomes all ages through a whitelist: an application must be approved by staff. In Normal Survival, items are gathered by players, without administrator-spawned items. Easy Survival adds jobs and a shopping mall. The network also offers community-made parkour maps and a Hogwarts adventure with magic wands. The rules require English chat and prohibit bypassing its filter.
10 players
AvesClub offers solo training against bots using different PvP kits, with five difficulty levels and a private arena. Duels include Crystal, Mace, UHC, Sumo and Boxing. A separate BedWars mode adds bed defence, resource gathering and team upgrades. Java and Bedrock share the lobby, duels and practice, with Bedrock-specific menus.
10 players
Beuteugeu offers survival accessible from Java and Bedrock. Shops must be on protected land with PvP disabled, and traps in shops or player warps are prohibited. Each player may use only one account. Several people sharing an IP address must request permission with a justification. Valid bugs reported with the required evidence can be rewarded in Coins or BeuCashs.
10 players
CCNet, or CometCraft Network, brings together Nations and Towny. Nations uses a 1:1000-scale Earth map, with trade and diplomacy between towns and nations. Players build Movecraft vehicles block by block, including trains and ships. The economy relies on player shops, with no central server shop buying or selling items for money. Sieges target non-peaceful towns without siege immunity: points come from controlling a banner or killing enemies and their vehicles nearby. For Towny, the guide offers a Slimefun texture pack through /resourcepack; many textures require Optifine.
10 players
Czech-Survival separates an economy where jobs pay players and they can run shops, resource-focused survival, and Skyblock on a small island. The website advertises Sunday events and player leaderboards. Linking an account gives access to personal statistics, activation codes and rewards.
10 players
MineJordyn’s official store presents four branches: Survival RPG, Survival Op, OneBlock Elite and Planeta Tierra.
10 players
Mineland documents separate systems for each mode. Creative+ lets players program worlds in-game with event, action and condition blocks; the owner chooses 1.8-style or 1.9-style combat. In SkyBlock, generators gather resources and auto-selling converts them into island currency. Its RPG variant offers seven skills reaching level 40 and bosses. Prison progresses through mining, selling, levels and prestiges; its guide advertises bosses respawning every fifty seconds. The joining route includes in-game registration with /reg.
10 players
Mythical presents a Czech community world where players build, trade and take part in roleplay stories. Its wiki describes AuraSkills progression: each level gained and each valid vote award ten in-game dollars. Goods and services are negotiated between players, while loan and subsidy requests are discussed with bankers. Access requires a Discord ticket application reviewed by the team, followed by whitelist approval after admission.
10 players
Vanilly combines its survival world with a creative plots server for community builds. Its Vanilly 2.0 presentation advertises proximity voice on Discord and customization through weapon and tool skins, pets and seasonal items. Vote ranks and crate rewards support these collections. Lobby building contests and Art Map creations are among the community activities already held.
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