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2 players
DriverCraft centres survival on quests, Gemas and four bosses called the Kings: Zombie, Skeleton, Enderman and Blaze. Pets fight alongside players and gain levels. Players can protect bases and storage while progressing through daily or repeatable missions. PvP includes rewards and a monthly competition, and the server lists Java and Bedrock connections.
30 players
EdenMC focuses on building nations in a persistent world and requires players to be at least 13 years old. Normally only one account may play per IP address, with staff able to make exceptions for shared households. Performance, building and mapping mods remain subject to the rules; combat assistance and discovering hidden information are prohibited.
217 players
EnderCraft offers survival with protected land and saved home locations. Its OneBlock progresses through 30 phases: fragments give access to bosses and dungeons, while island upgrades require sufficient funds. Both modes feature custom enchantments, including planting a 3 × 3 area by sneaking and clicking with a hoe, and replanting after a hoe harvest.
3 players
FadeRealms is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.
58 players
FatalMC builds its Lifesteal around hearts gained by killing a player and lost by dying to another. Players start with ten hearts and a cap of twenty; five prestiges can raise the cap to twenty-five by resetting health to ten each time. Losing all hearts causes a ban. The economy adds bounties, player orders and an auction house, and hearts can also be spent on equipment.
35 players
GlobalTowny advertises towns and nations with land subdivision, taxes and alliances. A protected persistent main world is separate from a regularly renewed resource world and a PvP area. Paid in-game jobs, quests and a skill tree support progression. The project also presents machines for electricity, smelting and automated production.
26 players
Guster’s wiki presents Earth as a Survival branch on a world map.
15 players
Jonarchy advertises a persistent world without resets, accessible through Java, Bedrock and Eaglercraft. TNT, carpet and rail duplication are enabled. The /TPA, /HOME and /HOTSPOT commands become available after escaping spawn. The operator states a policy of no bans or mutes.
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KavimCraft presents Towny for founding a town and growing its community. Its store separates Towny and GenPvP: purchases are delivered in the selected mode. After payment is confirmed, a purchased rank is applied at the next login if the player was offline. The rules prohibit altering other players’ builds without permission.
470 players
Knight Network gives each world its own systems. Skyblock offers upgraded spawners, dungeons and a night market; survival adds skills, seasons and duels. Factions uses a real-world map with mounts, turrets and a ruby market. The network is free to join from Java or Bedrock without a special mod or launcher, and both editions share its worlds.
0 players
KovexPVP’s store describes paid ranks with kits and private storage. Atenea offers its kit once every three days and nine PlayerVaults accessed through /pv 1-9. Hades keeps the same kit interval and vault count and adds three chat colours: red, aqua and orange.
5 players
MadMC combines survival, anarchy and BedWars. Its presentation describes clans and PvP battles for loot, with custom items and enchantments. Rules prohibit griefing other players’ regions. Builds left without protection remain accessible to other players; unprotected land claimed by someone else becomes that player’s property.
27 players
Created in August 2012 as MCDrugs and renamed MCLabs in October 2022, this server builds its economy around crops sold as “chems”. Companies can build a Raid World base to earn points for upgrades; a company presence there is required to purify chems. Automatic crops in the Underworlds and Raid World feed directly into a shared company container. Active police officers on duty increase dealer rates. The resource pack adds custom textures without requiring mods.
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MCNP Network lists an RPG Survival variant and events alongside survival and PvP.
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