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35 players
Asil Network’s Skyblock runs in seasons: its rules state that inventories, builds and progress reset when a new season starts. Registration requires being older than 13 or having explicit parental consent. Global chat is reserved for Turkish, with other languages using private messages. Teleport traps, warps falsely advertised as safe, and large automatic selling systems that affect the economy are prohibited.
0 players
Aslandia offers semi-RP survival focused on jobs, skills and property. Eight skills each have a hundred levels, affecting health, movement, mining or earnings. Players can purchase land, houses, apartments and shops, then rent them to other players or resell them to grow their holdings.
Unreachable
AsteriaSMP advertises Java and Bedrock access without a whitelist. Clans share a bank and an ender chest, then upgrade tiers to increase homes and members. Cross-server auctions allow listings for up to thirty days and shulker previews. An order board accepts buy orders with enchantment requirements. /cv displays a two-dimensional map of tiers for chunks the player has contributed to.
25 players
Astralis Network advertises a format named FullPvP in its server message.
3 players
Astralya offers survival where Java and Bedrock share the same map. Its seven jobs each have a workbench and recipes that change gathering and crafting. Contests and a shared VoteParty piñata provide activities. The server advertises preserving builds without resets since opening. Its guide asks players to accept the resource pack when joining.
102 players
AtlasOyuncu welcomes Java and Bedrock, with mobile access listed on port 19132. Its Atlas Client documentation states that this client is required to damage other players in Towny, BoxPvP, Survival and PvP.
Unreachable
AusTV documents a Skyblock where island upgrades benefit all its members; temporary flight, speed and haste boosters are restricted to VIPs. AusDungeon can be played solo or in a group, with puzzles, parkour and bosses. New players claim 25 points with /primeira; Easy Ruínas do Vazio is free, while other difficulties and dungeons cost points. In the second lobby’s themed dungeons, points are charged when typing iniciar to start, not when entering the mini-lobby. PvP, placing and breaking blocks are disabled there, and equipment does not lose durability.
3 players
AvalonEarth uses a real-world map for survival where players claim territory, establish cities and nations, then trade or enter conflicts. Its online map shows borders. The network provides Java and Bedrock access and a tutorial when joining.
0 players
AvantCraft lists a Gens format alongside survival in its server message.
12 players
Avatarverse adapts Avatar: The Last Airbender through roleplay, nations and elemental bending progression. Player-run nations conduct diplomacy, trade and war in locations from the series recreated on the map. Abilities follow skill trees, supplemented by NPC quests. Separate arenas host out-of-character battles. Mounts, crops, cooking and furniture add activities; advertised access is Java 1.21.11 or Bedrock.
17 players
Averion Network is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Survival and Skyblock.
2 players
AvesClub offers solo training against bots using different PvP kits, with five difficulty levels and a private arena. Duels include Crystal, Mace, UHC, Sumo and Boxing. A separate BedWars mode adds bed defence, resource gathering and team upgrades. Java and Bedrock share the lobby, duels and practice, with Bedrock-specific menus.
0 players
awokSMP advertises anarchy survival with enabled PvP, permitted griefing and no land claims. The website provides Java access on port 25565 and a separate Bedrock connection on port 5062. Its store sells ranks and in-game currency.
1 players
A Zombie Pigman Broke My Door presents itself under the label Semi-Anarchy.
3 players
BackToBlocks offers Vanilla+ Survival on Java and Bedrock, with Terralith biomes and a separate mob cap for each player. Ordinary Survival remains open; building at spawn, in the Nether Hub or on the End Island requires graylist access. Players can apply through Discord after one week of playtime, or three days with a vouch from an existing player. /trade requires both participants to accept and clears their confirmation if the items change.
3 players
BekaNW’s Survival offers paid monthly perks and spawners sold through its store. The SPONSOR+ rank lasts one month and allows thirty claims and five home slots. It removes RTP and teleportation waiting times and grants permission to break eight spawners per day. The store also sells a skeleton spawner advertised as a source of XP and bones.
22 players
The community presents BetterTowny as creator Jozzah’s Minecraft server.
9 players
Black Banner SMP advertises anarchy without land claims, resets or refunds. The server publishes a Java 1.21.4 connection and a separate Bedrock address for crossplay.
21 players
BlockRealms offers two progression paths: OneBlockSMP changes the starting block through biomes and phases as the island grows, while BlockSMP focuses on trading and hunting other players. In the latter world, Bits are a bounty currency earned only by hunting other players. Ranks, Gems and custom equipment can be earned in game. The network supports Java and Bedrock.
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