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0 players
Nefald sets its geopolitical roleplay on Fendral, where city-states form alliances, fight over territory and shift borders through Lands. Jobs, markets and in-game minted écus underpin the economy. Scripted quests, custom mobs and items, brewing and proximity voice chat add to the setting.
3 players
Neostralis combines city building, an emerald economy and class-based combat. Emeralds circulate as items or through bank accounts, pay for land and towns, and reward quests and adventures. Players can buy and sell through their shops; NPC markets also redistribute goods between towns. A settlement that has reached town rank can have its own MobArena created: participants have five lives, face increasingly strong monster waves and encounter a boss every five waves.
3 players
Nerd.nu has Creative, PvE and Snapshot branches. On Creative, WorldEdit is only usable in a region the player owns; protection can be requested for a marked boundary or an existing build. On PvE, other players’ farms may be harvested if fully replanted. Player combat is limited to designated arenas. The rules recommend leaving at least ten blocks from other players’ builds unless permission is given. Automated printer building is prohibited on this branch.
811 players
NERDZONE is a Portuguese-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
6 players
Since 2020, NESTCRAFT has developed survival around a shared town and a no-reset policy. Players obtain plots in that town or protect projects elsewhere, with no stated region limit. The server supports PlasmoVoice for in-game speech and EmoteCraft for animations. Entry requires an application followed by a voice conversation with the administrator, using a microphone and Discord or Telegram. The community asks for at least one connection per week.
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Netherlite presents RPG survival with quests, dungeons and skins.
21 players
NewWorld SMP advertises Survival with skills, quests, an economy and clans in its server message.
140 players
NexusCraft’s server message advertises voice chat through the /voice command.
141 players
NightVanilla is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering popular game modes such as PvP and Survival.
2 players
Nimera Vanilla accepts players without mods and has a world separate from the network’s All the Mods 10 and GregTech servers. The website preserves completed seasons in a world archive and offers the season 1 world for download. This realm currently advertises Season II.
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NineDash advertises rewards from voting, redeeming codes and spending claim points, in the form of crates and loot.
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Nircraft uses progression experience separate from vanilla XP. Active survival playtime, gathered resources, combat and quests raise the player’s level, with daily caps for many categories. Time spent AFK grants no playtime XP. Levels can grant extra hearts, up to 20 in total, and more land-claim blocks. From level 20, the Sheer Forger rolls random stats for Stars of Nir on weapons, armour and tools; reforging an item replaces its previous effect.
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NokBox bans Survival griefing and theft, including unprotected builds. The Generators mode has a separate economy, and transfers from other modes are prohibited. Automated clicking is excluded from its rankings. Each person may use only one account. Java and Bedrock are accepted; non-premium players must register and then log in with /register and /login.
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Nolvacraft presents a story mode with scripted quests, cinematics and dungeons, alongside at least 100 custom biomes. Players can create a town with friends, claim land and use the auction house. Its rules restrict traps to combat in the PvP world; they are banned elsewhere. Farms and redstone systems that slow the server can be removed by staff.
0 players
Nord Fjell is Survival on Hard difficulty without regular seasonal resets. The world has no land claims or protected builds: PvP, raiding and base destruction are allowed. /home and /back require standing still for 120 seconds; moving cancels the teleport. Damage to tamed pets from players other than their owner is disabled.
13 players
NostalgiaCraft offers Java and Bedrock survival without an entry application, virtual currency or land claims. The /trade command supports item exchanges accepted by both participants. Theft and PvP are allowed in the wilderness but prohibited in community graylist zones. Searching for or raiding a base with a minimap installed is prohibited; a base found under those conditions cannot be raided. Chiseled bookshelves and lecterns cannot be looted, and killing or stealing other players’ villagers or animals is prohibited griefing. A licensed shop is obtained at auction, with monthly rent and approval through a Discord ticket before building.
StoryCraft develops MMORPG-style survival inspired by feudal Japan. StoryLevel, jobs and classes structure progression. Dimensions contain monsters, dungeons and story quests from NPCs. Players can capture pets, form guilds and protect their territory. Trading uses player shops and an auction house on Minecraft Java.
0 players
Nova Haven’s Survival welcomes Java and Bedrock players with a starter kit and brief protection from other players. Land-claim blocks are earned by playing, and bonus blocks can also be given to another player. Claims control building and container access through several trust levels. Doors, trapdoors and pressure plates remain usable by everyone by default, however; their access can be restricted individually in the claim settings.
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