Find a Minecraft server for your next session. Explore, build and play with a community. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. English is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country. The connection IP is estimated in Canada. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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32 players
Avalore offers medieval fantasy roleplay restricted to adults. The whitelist application includes a character and their history in the Southern Reach. Checks use two ten-sided dice, modified by stats and skills. Combat is turn-based; experience earned at events improves abilities or unlocks Feats. Becoming a mage involves a pact with a patron, with separate rules for that path.
510 players
Blaze Gaming hosts Pixelmon and Cobblemon on Minecraft Java. Both servers keep inventory on death and disable fire spread. Pixelmon unlocks the Nether and End at 30% Pokédex completion; Cobblemon requires 30% for the Nether and 50% for the End. Daily Bingo cards reward each slot, line and completed card. The Pixelmon Plus+ and Cobblemon Plus+ modpacks are recommended, but a modded client using matching versions can also join the network.
7 players
It is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players. The game stays close to its original version.
11 players
CloudHaven presents a OneBlock mode whose rules cover shared islands: stealing from teammates, destroying their farms or sabotaging their base is prohibited, even with access granted. The server recommends /trade for exchanges; trades made by dropping items are treated as the player’s responsibility. Minimaps are allowed without displaying mobs, players, structures or caves. Public chat must remain in English.
4 players
CometSMP welcomes Java and Bedrock. Its store separates three paid monthly ranks: VIP provides nine homes and 45 auction-house slots; VIP+ increases this to 27 homes and 90 slots, while VIP++ advertises 90 homes and 90 slots. These allowances belong to the paid offers, with a chat tag for each rank.
32 players
Craftadia offers survival with land protected through /claim: building, breaking and looting are restricted to invited players. Resources can be sold to the admin shop or player shops, and towns require an invitation. The guide asks players to enable the resource pack. Staff do not roll back unclaimed land.
11 players
CraftPlanet builds survival around land protection and trading. Its Exchange refreshes requested resources, offers and stock every hour, letting players sell their haul or buy the current supply. A zombie invasion at spawn brings the community together to fill an infection meter, defend the area and claim a personal reward with /event. Player shops provide another trading route.
25 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.
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.
223 players
DiamondFire lets players create their own minigames with block-based coding directly inside Minecraft, without prior setup or programming experience. Community creations are also playable by visitors. Featured examples include Deep Echo, with procedurally generated dungeons and abilities against monster hordes. Murder Game uses social deduction with six roles, while One Shot turns snowballs into one-hit eliminations.
3 players
EcoSky builds its OneBlock around a core whose resource drops and odds can be adjusted by players. Fourteen mission chapters guide island development. Minions and machines support production; island rankings depend on the value of installed machines and spawners, recalculated twice daily.
10 players
EssenceMC connects Gens, Dungeons and Prison through a shared currency, Essence. Gens combines generators, farming, mining and fishing before prestiges and rebirths. Dungeons offers team expeditions with loot, pets and hourly events. Prison progresses through mines by selling resources and gaining ranks, with ascension, upgrades and gangs. The network lists Java and Bedrock compatibility from version 1.21.
8 players
According to its wiki, FroobWorld was created on 2 November 2011 and focuses on collaborative Survival. All players, including administrators, remain in Survival without item spawning. Personal home locations and portals serve player-built towns. PvP can be toggled, and saplings are automatically replanted; theft, griefing and scams are prohibited.
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The operator, the server itself or its official website lists English as an in-game language. Other languages may also be used. Read the listing and rules to understand how the community communicates.
No. The in-game language comes from the operator, the server itself or its official website. The estimated IP country is a separate filter. It does not establish which language is used during play. The connection IP is estimated in Canada. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.
