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AnubisMC’s published Pixelmon rules require at least fifty blocks between claims. They prohibit teleport traps and redstone-powered automatic farms. Normal automatic farms may not exceed 32 × 32 × 64 blocks. Borrowing Pokémon for gyms or the Battle Tower, and trading between realms, are also prohibited.
46 players
ApocalyCraft sets survival in a post-apocalyptic world populated by zombies. Trading and player alliances are part of the advertised progression. Announcements document events and end-of-season activities. Joining requires the official launcher and a Microsoft account that owns Minecraft through purchase or Game Pass.
0 players
AshRun combines Cobblemon with ATM10’s technology and magic progression in one ATMons world. The ATMons 1.3.0 profile for Java 1.21.1 is required. Players trade Pokémon through GTS and player shops, with hunts and daily contracts providing other goals. FTB Chunks protects bases, and Pokémon Gym victories can unlock additional force-loaded chunks. The server does not use routine seasonal resets.
3 players
BambiSMP offers modded survival on Java 1.20.1 using its CurseForge modpack. Animals, furniture and farming support cottage and garden building, with land claims to protect builds. The server advertises a world without seasonal wipes, paid ranks or gameplay advantages for sale.
3 players
Bomberbude’s All The Mods 10 instance applies a list of disabled content. This includes ComputerCraft mining turtles, Create’s Schematic Cannon and World Shaper, and Mekanism’s Dimensional Stabilizer. Refined Storage and Tempad are disabled in full. The list concerns this instance; other network modpacks have their own restrictions.
2 players
BoxxyNetwork hosts modded Minecraft servers: players must install the matching pack before joining their chosen world. The network describes playtime ranks synced across its servers. Voting awards credits to spend in a points shop.
23 players
CobbleAsia requires its official modpack to join Season 2; it is obtained through Discord, and official and non-premium accounts are accepted. New players follow nine starter quests that teach catching, summoning, claims, jobs and the shop through practice. The Forge offers seasonal Arctis equipment with infinite durability, whose passive abilities improve using shards. Upgrading from Level V to Level VI (Overmax) requires a Seasonal Essence or its equivalent at the Archaeologist. Clearing a dungeon gives a seasonal key, also sold in the store. Older SolForge equipment remains playable, but new keys for it are no longer sold.
119 players
CobbleGems offers a Cobblemon adventure in towns inspired by the Pokémon games, with exploration and catching. To join, the website asks players to install its modpack through the Modrinth app after signing in to their Microsoft Minecraft account. The pack then prepares the game and server. Access to the adventure is advertised as free.
1 players
CobbleLabs advertises Pokémon modded Survival.
20 players
Cobblemon Ascendant adds The Depths roguelite to Pokémon catching: enter with one starter, build a team from catches and keep one Pokémon after surviving far enough. GoCatch hunts make players contest a zone to obtain the target Pokémon. Stored Pokémon work in income-generating stations, and consecutive catches of a species improve combo bonuses. Access requires the official modpack on Minecraft Java and accepting the resource pack.
1 players
Cobbline describes free access to its Cobblemon server for players with a licensed full version of Minecraft. Its rules list TNT, pistons, hoppers and boats among items with blocked crafting. Going AFK to gain benefits, mining AFK or bypassing anti-AFK systems is prohibited. Each person must use one account; different people may share a device or connection if they each follow this limit and gain no unfair advantage.
0 players
CreeperHunt advertises All The Mods 10 and identifies this instance as its “Main Server 1”.
523 players
Diosesmon offers a Spanish-language Cobblemon adventure on Minecraft Java. After choosing a starter Pokémon, players explore the world and prepare for gym leaders and the League. The official modpack includes Cobblemon and the other required mods. It is installed through CurseForge or Modrinth before connecting.
7 players
DynastyMC requires Minecraft Java 1.21.1 and the Dynasty Cobblemon modpack. Players’ Pokémon teams, items and money carry across its Survival, story and island worlds. The project states that only the resource world resets, monthly. Its store is presented as cosmetic-only, without buying Pokémon, items or battle power.
2 players
FortuneCraft combines enhanced survival, a creative plot world and a modded server advertised as open at the same address. The modded world uses a dedicated pack featuring Create Aeronautics for machine building. Online maps cover its Survival and Modded worlds.
HorizonFrontier asks players to use its official Fabric client: access is free for seven days, then requires a pass. Survival has nine skill paths, clans with territory, alliances and wars, and boss arenas with rewards. Resources can be sold on the exchange, while players trade at auction. Its separate RPG world is still stated to be under construction.
5 players
Limitless Pixelmon uses Pixelmon Reforged 9.4.1 on Minecraft 1.21.1, installed directly or through the official CurseForge pack. Bounty-hunting quests refresh hourly, and its custom market follows demand. Guilds and teams support group play; ranks can be earned through voting and Pokédex progression.
3 players
L&M Industries says its SMP runs “Society - Sunlit Valley”.
38 players
LostEra is a French-speaking Gens Tycoon launched in September 2024, according to its website and wiki. Progression combines generator development, resource gathering and a prestige system. Players can exchange LostCoins with one another. For the currently advertised V3, the operator states that the global reset retained ranks, cosmetics and LostCoins. The joining guide asks players to enable the resource pack for custom blocks, items and interfaces.
1 players
McGround’s HiTech combines industrial machinery, Applied Energistics 2 ME networks and Draconic Evolution progression. Its mod list also describes DivineRPG dimensions, Forestry beekeeping and Gendustry genetic selection. The server allows ordinary players two protected three-by-three-chunk areas and two homes. Auxiliary worlds reset monthly, with global resets listed every three to four months. The page currently presents HiTech as a beta test.
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MirageCraft presents a custom Cobblemon world for Pokémon trainers, with team building, battles and trading. Its connection guide offers the official MirageCraftCobblemon modpack: the detailed method uses the Modrinth app, Microsoft account sign-in, then finding and installing the pack before playing.
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