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13 players
Retro SkyBlock is a Minecraft Java Skyblock server where resource grinding and economic decisions drive progression. Its rules allow stealing, griefing and scams involving in-game items or currency. Teleport death traps, macros and autoclickers are forbidden.
14 players
RexKraft offers Pillager Arena, a dungeon playable alone or with friends, with one life per attempt and a ten-minute wait between runs. Monsters award money, Tokens or Souls, while bosses can provide mystery boxes and spawner shards. Harvest and Multiplication enchantments add yields deposited into configured storage. Advancements also award Bits, a premium currency partly obtainable through play.
6 players
Rice Network offers OneBlock × Skyblock with auction listings and island chests. Store perks depend on rank: Waffle adds Veinminer for ores and Leafbreaker for leaves, while Rice+ adds automatic crop replanting.
1 players
RimWood offers Hard-difficulty Survival, with applications through Discord or a form and an official Java account required. It primarily serves adults: ages 16–17 need explicit staff approval; under-16s are considered only exceptionally as relatives of trusted long-term players, with parental awareness and responsibility. Bases must stay 150 blocks from another active base unless its owner agrees, and PvP requires everyone’s consent. An abandoned base whose claim expires after 90 days may be looted.
35 players
RivalsNetwork’s joining guide calls for in-game registration with /register, then /login for existing accounts. The PDF rules linked by its website prohibit proxies, VPNs and constructions that cause lag. Holes that can kill a player are forbidden unless they are within a protected area and are not used as traps. The rules also prohibit selling items, in-game valuables or RivalsCoin for real money or goods outside the network.
8 players
RiverNetwork SMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
11 players
Roanoke Network advertises weekly Cobblemon tournaments. Players can form guilds and run their own Pokémon gyms. The website also lists PokeFishing and weekly custom games.
6 players
Robblestone’s Skyblock guide describes starting on a private island with a tree and a supply chest. A second stone island on the left already contains a cobblestone generator and a portal to the Skyblock hub. Players start with limited resources and expand their island from there.
128 players
Rtrix offers classic and modern PvP practice with solo and duo queues. Classic Practice bots have five difficulty levels, while BedWars drills cover bridging, water-bucket landings and fireball or TNT jumps. Lifesteal adds heart stealing, dungeons, player orders, auctions and bounties; Crystal FFA lets players prepare equipment in a virtual kit room.
3 players
RulerCraft uses a 1:500 Earth map where players can establish Towny towns and nations. Players choose whether to enable PvP; trading posts handle buying, selling and fast travel, while 54 perks offer progression choices. Java and Bedrock share the server.
85 players
RustEx presents Rust in Minecraft. Its website advertises Java/PC on 1.12.2 and describes providing the experience without mods or a separate launcher as its goal. The server message advertises “global” wipes every Friday at 15:45 Moscow time.
11 players
SA Crafters separates two Survival experiences: Amethyst, with quests, economy and skills, and Emerald, with a Vanilla-like format, land claims and trading.
10 players
The SafeHavenMC network presents a Survival world advertised without resets, with player shops, jobs, protected towns and plots, and in-game banking.
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