Lifesteal servers let players steal hearts through combat. Browse servers that offer this mechanic, compare their activity and open each listing to check its rules and supported editions. Use Minecraft Java and check the required version or modpack before copying the address.
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293 players
LeoneMC offers Lifesteal where players kill opponents to steal hearts. Losing all hearts eliminates a player, with the possibility of being revived by someone else. Core Raiding pits teams against one another as they attack enemy cores and defend their own. Elytra Box provides aerial combat, while Gens revolves around developing and upgrading generators. The network lists Java and Bedrock access.
178 players
Lifesteal.rip awards a heart for each kill and removes one for each death. Players can join teams, use auctions and fill item orders, with seasonal progression and leaderboards. The server accepts Java and Bedrock without a whitelist, application or mod installation.
1,334 players
Lifesteal’s guide requires Minecraft Java on a computer and a paid Minecraft account to join the server.
364 players
LifeSteal SMP takes away one heart on death and lets players steal one by killing another player. Players form clans, raid bases and sell resources at auction to earn Credits, which can buy ranks or crate keys. Java and Bedrock are supported; a purchased Minecraft account is required. The EU and NA regions each have their own Overworld, Nether and End.
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MatexMC’s store presents paid ranks. VIP adds one custom kit slot and waives the playtime requirement for ranked play. PRO allows clubs of up to twenty-five members; ACE raises that limit to one hundred. These ranks also advertise flight in lobbies. The rules prohibit artificially boosting ELO or statistics, as well as alternate or shared accounts in ranked play.
0 players
Matrix Network offers Practice PvP duels with Elo rankings and advertises weekly tournaments. The network also lists a ranked SMP with rewards. It provides Java and Bedrock access at play.matrixmc.in, with port 19132 for Bedrock.
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Minehut provides an entry point to community servers and its own adventures. Its SMP adds jobs, player islands and upgradable town buildings. Lifesteal grants a heart for each kill and removes one for each death. The lobby lets players choose these experiences. The website lists separate addresses for Java and Bedrock.
215 players
MineMalia’s advertised Oneblock starts with a block that regenerates whenever it is broken. Its wiki describes inviting a team to the island and completing quests to earn money. It states that two PlayerWarps are available by default and describes Chunk Hoppers collecting drops across an entire chunk, obtained from vote crates or the server shop. Auto-mining is prohibited in this mode. The general rules restrict public chat to English, subject to each mode’s specific rules.
730 players
MinePeak combines Survival, Lifesteal and OP Survival with combat and building minigames. Lifesteal rewards combat with stolen hearts, while OP Survival adds vehicles and clans. Duels cover multiple PvP styles and kits. BuildBattle uses timed themed builds followed by anonymous voting. The website documents seasonal resets.
249 players
MineSuperior lists Towny, Skyblock, Survival and Lifesteal across its network.
0 players
MonarchGames advertises a Java and Bedrock network with clan and territory Survival, plus a Kit PvP arena with randomised loadouts. Its rules state that disconnecting while tagged in combat immediately kills the character and drops their inventory. During King of the Hill captures, cross-teaming to deny other players rewards is prohibited. The site also presents custom enchantments, progression quests and dungeons in a separate realm.
3 players
Tidefall separates Survival and Lifesteal rules: griefing, raids and traps are allowed in Lifesteal, while Survival penalizes griefing and theft. In Lifesteal, every death removes a heart, including non-PvP deaths, and killing a player steals one, up to a cap of 20. At zero hearts, access is blocked until revival; the guide specifies automatic revival after seven days with three hearts. Survival, Lifesteal and OneBlock also offer collectible cards: their value varies by up to 20% around the original value, then locks when withdrawn as a tradable item.
36 players
Villager Craft separates its adventures: Survival uses protected land and a player economy, while OneBlock develops an island through resource and mob phases. Skyblock adds upgrades and island rankings. In Lifesteal, combat lets players steal opponents’ hearts. PvP arenas with kits, tournaments and rankings complete the network.
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