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5 players
Imaginitycraft combines survival, kingdoms and faction conflict. Border areas allow unprotected PvP, while KOTH events require capturing and defending a hill. Jobs earn money and political roles are offered, including a president who sets taxes. Java and Bedrock share the same world without installing mods.
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InCraftTime is survival close to the base game, with a world presented as permanent. Entry requires an official Minecraft account and whitelist admission. Applicants join the application group, read the manual’s rules and complete a form; results are announced in the group rather than by private message. Once accepted, the player joins the main community to access the server.
21 players
Indian MC Network is free to join on Java 1.20 or newer. Practice PvP includes ranked matches alongside Economy SMP and Lifesteal worlds. Premium ranks and cosmetics are optional.
26 players
InfinityPlay advertises gifts available through /free. Its user agreement presents play as free and states that buying products or privileges is not required to play.
0 players
Inizicraft combines Towny, Creative and the Minecraft Building Toronto project. The operator’s Towny presentation includes custom terrain and more than 100 additional foods. Players choose their world through the network’s shared address.
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InsanityCraft offers Survival, Skyblock and Lifesteal Factions on Minecraft Java and Bedrock. Survival uses land claims and a resource world that resets daily, providing materials while preserving the building world. Classes level up using Minecraft experience and can be combined after reaching their final level.
Unreachable
Online since 2020, InstaCraft welcomes Java and Bedrock into survival Season 4. Worlds from Seasons 1, 2 and 3 remain accessible in spectator mode. /dback returns players to their death location, while RTP explores up to 15,000 blocks before establishing a base. Trading uses /ah, /shop and the market. Bedrock players share the Java world, with some differences in menus, visuals or Java-specific features.
9 players
i-Pixelmon highlights player gyms and advertises no resets.
8 players
This Ironclad address corresponds to its whitelisted semi-vanilla survival server. The world is advertised without resets, with grief and theft logging. Trading combines diamond shops and currency used for costs such as commands. Spawn towns host player shops. Joining instructions require a Discord application and Minecraft Java.
20 players
Isletopia, called 梦幻之屿 by its operator, opened on 7 May 2020 according to its official presentation. It offers several SkyBlock variants, including classic islands, OneBlock and random islands. Underwater survival and hard SkyBlock are two expert modes with separate saves. Progression includes 90 challenges across levels 1 to 4, and each island has its own Overworld, Nether and End dimensions. An official Minecraft account is required, with no whitelist.
905 players
Jartex Network is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Factions, OneBlock and Prison.
4 players
Java Survival presents itself as a public server dedicated to a semi-Vanilla experience.
Unreachable
JD Bros combines Bedrock city building with minigames. Builders can merge up to nine plots for larger projects, with almost all blocks available for their builds.
5 players
The Jogando Bem community advertises two formats: Hardcore and Survival.
0 players
Jolly Games states that its whitelist is disabled in its server message.
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