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CreateCraft is a Minecraft network whose wiki distinguishes Citybuild, Skyblock, Oneblock, Stoneblock and Freebuild. Jobs and town management belong to Citybuild, while shop and economy systems differ between modes. Separate worlds and progression paths offer a choice of town building, islands and stone-based worlds.
6 players
Create SMP builds its survival around the Create mod, factories and automation. Access requires a whitelist application followed by the project’s modpack installation. Season 2 is listed as testing, and the main address may still lead to Season 1 during the transition.
4 players
Creation Nation is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
3 players
Creative Central combines three modes with different progression systems. Creative provides 512 × 512-block plots with free WorldEdit and goPaint. Earth combines Towny with a 1:500 Earth map and a gold-based economy; creating a town costs 64 ingots and initially claims a 16 × 16-block area. On Islands, breaking the OneBlock advances the island through phases with different biomes, mobs and blocks, alongside an experience-based economy.
6 players
CreativeFun’s guides describe ten schematic slots for saving builds and copying them between its Creative servers. The //download command saves a schematic file to a computer, only from an owned plot or one where the player is trusted, with a limit of 500,000 blocks per export. Local chat can be filtered to eight distances from 50 to 400 blocks. A Plot Staff channel is reserved for the owner and plot staff on their current plot, allowing discussion during roleplay scenes.
1 players
Creepers Hollow advertises monthly community events and plugins developed for the project. Its paid support offers promise a custom prefix and faster progression toward Veteran or VIP. A chest containing survival items is offered separately.
3 players
Creeper’s Lab combines several survival worlds close to vanilla with minigames and a challenge renewed each month. Merit Points earned through votes, challenges and contests buy temporary perks: flight, keeping inventory on death or double mob experience. Timed perks continue counting down while offline. Java and Bedrock are supported; visitors can explore the main world, but registration is required to play.
0 players
Crispy Network distinguishes vanilla survival, Slimefun survival with automatic machines and energy systems without client mods to install, and RPG survival with levels, abilities and bosses. The network also advertises a virtual museum of Indonesian architecture and history.
2 players
Crispy Springs advertises 550 progression levels, with up to two jobs initially and four available through progression. The main Survival world preserves its terrain and builds, while a resource world resets periodically. PvP is optional: both opponents must enable it. Buy orders let players directly supply materials requested by others. Griefing and theft remain banned even without claims.
7 players
CrownSMP advertises Survival for Java and Bedrock players. Its store distinguishes paid ranks and tags with a monthly cycle from one-off Shard packages. Shards are an in-game currency spent in the Shard Shop on spawners, gear and tools. Monthly perks end when their cycle is not continued.
41 players
Crusalis is a Minecraft Java geopolitical war server where players join towns and nations. Territories provide different resources and can be conquered by declaring war and capturing areas with flags. The official guide says no mods are required and that available weapons depend on the season’s historical era.
30 players
Crystalium advertises “Bot Practice”, “Chunklock” and “FFA” in its server message.
12 players
CubeCadia combines a player economy with blocks upgraded using in-game money. Hoppers can gain transfer capacity, suction range and more links; spawners have separate upgrades for timing and mob limits. Redstone pauses spawners but does not stop hoppers. PvP is available in the arena and elsewhere with both players’ consent. Land may be unclaimed after prolonged inactivity, depending on accumulated playtime; logging in resets that timer. Java and Bedrock play together.
1 players
CubeKrowd offers Missile Wars, where teams launch missiles to destroy the opposing portal while defending their own. The network also includes Survival, Creative, Skyblock, FishSlap and Rocket Riders. The team announces Minecraft 26.2 available since October 3, 2026, with no entry fee.
It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
1 players
Cuberealms advertises Survival, Duels and Citybuild.
CubeVerse advertises vanilla Survival under the Sakura Season label.
38 players
CuteSMP keeps inventory on death and protects builds through land claims. Players start with three homes; claim blocks are earned through active play or voting. The project advertises no seasonal resets. Java and Bedrock can play together without required mods, but a legitimate copy of Minecraft is needed.
125 players
CwR Minecraft Network advertises five formats: Skyblock, Survival, Lifesteal, BedWars and Duels.
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