4 players
FurryCraft is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Skyblock, Survival and Creative.
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4 players
FurryCraft is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Skyblock, Survival and Creative.
19 players
FurrySMP is an SMP accessible through Java and Bedrock. Its fishing guide lists 97 fish and items across seven rarity categories to collect in the FishieDex. Catches sell for money and points used to buy lures; this custom fishing is unavailable in the Pillars and Skyblock worlds. The rules prohibit griefing and theft even on unclaimed land, and require both players’ agreement before PvP. Building or claiming land within 100 blocks of a neighbor requires permission.
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Gabbage is Java survival hosted in Auckland, without a whitelist. Verification through Discord or a staff member unlocks protected land and five homes; Member rank, granted after a few days of activity, opens shops and ten homes. Night accelerates according to the share of sleeping or AFK players, and breaking one tree block fells the entire tree. Kills are allowed, but taking the victim’s items requires mutual agreement.
6 players
Gaia Legends develops its SMP around the Wilderness, where custom bosses and ores provide equipment and craftable alloys. Combat, mining and survival skill branches unlock permanent bonuses. Chests appear randomly, while Mystic Orbs are collected and exchanged for a special crate key. Outside these expeditions, land can be claimed with permissions for friends, and players trade through shops and auctions. Java and Bedrock are supported.
0 players
GalaxyMC offers Survival where land claims prevent other players from opening chests or breaking blocks. The /shop command buys and sells items using in-game money. Players can save named home locations and request teleports that the recipient accepts with /tpaccept. PlayerWarps also let players create public destinations for their shops or builds.
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Golden SMP offers semi-anarchy survival in a persistent no-wipe world for Java and Bedrock. Raids, theft, griefing and PvP are allowed under the rules; clans do not protect bases. Leaders invite members, who accept with /clan accept, and can publish short lore messages using /clan lore. These messages do not automatically declare wars. AFK, autoclickers and freecam are allowed; KillAura and fly, speed or ESP/X-ray cheats remain prohibited. Discord is optional for playing.
5 players
GoldenSticker advertises Java-only access with an official Minecraft account required. Its FAQ presents Golden Box and Survival SMP as separate worlds: inventories, progression and builds do not carry between them; ranks apply per mode unless a package states otherwise. It advises claiming bases and says unclaimed areas are unprotected, with no staff rollback for losses there. Ranks are described as carrying across seasons, while items, balances and builds tied to the old world do not. Benefits specific to a mode end if that mode closes permanently.
36 players
Grand Theft Minecart brings a GTA-style world to Minecraft with weapons, vehicles, housing and police. Crews earn levels and perks by holding territory, completing missions and fighting crew wars. Their seasons have rankings and rewards. Official announcements also document combat systems and businesses.
5 players
GunColony turns Minecraft into a shooter with weapons, explosives and equipment assembled into a loadout. Weapons handle bullet penetration, recoil and trajectory, while modifications adjust their behaviour. PvP offers several objectives, and Mob-Arena pits teams against monsters and bosses to earn ammunition or upgrades. Competitive uses one-life rounds with defusal or elimination. Experience unlocks weapons and attachments.
20 players
HallowPrison describes Prison progression beginning in the Starter mine, followed by ranks and rebirths. This Java server is currently advertised as Alpha. Each vote awards a Vote Voucher, according to the official website.
4 players
In Survival, Happy-HG restricts player combat to /warp pvp. Scams and griefing are prohibited, including unprotected areas around a claimed plot. The allowed-mod list includes OptiFine, Badlion and Lunar, plus minimaps without entity radar. Automated scripts and macros are banned, as are shaders that reduce or remove the blindness effect.
13 players
HappyMC offers two forms of PvP. In Lifesteal, killing a player grants a heart and dying removes one. In BoxPvP, mined resources upgrade equipment and players trade through a Black Market. Combat also concerns territories in the Nether and End. The website advertises Java and Bedrock crossplay without a whitelist.
5 players
Hardcore Anarchy imposes a seven-day ban after death, with a policy of no world resets. Technical survival adds pistons able to move chests and furnaces, a block placer that also plants crops and husks yielding sand. Crafted items retain the date and player name; fishing and archaeology can recover other players’ despawned items. The server has anticheat, anti-duplication and anti-X-ray while stating that bypassing them is not punished.
16 players
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