0 players
Haxys advertises PvE, land claims and shops on its Java 1.12.2 server. Its Forge list includes Thaumcraft, Twilight Forest and BuildCraft modules.
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Minecraft Java modded servers
Find a Minecraft Java modded server for your next session. Discover custom content and progression. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. Use Minecraft Java and check the required version or modpack before copying the address.
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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.
- In-game languages
- Russian
- Accepted versions
- 26.2
16 players
Kooplemon is a Cobblemon server for Minecraft Java, with eight gyms to progress through, boss raids and dungeons aimed at advanced teams. Players can join a clan, compete in several PvP formats and protect their base with claims that friends can join. The modpack is required: the guide offers Modrinth or the Kooplemon CurseForge profile. The main gameplay is free, with optional store purchases.
- In-game languages
- English
6 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.
- In-game languages
- English
0 players
L&M Industries says its SMP runs “Society - Sunlit Valley”.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.20.1
Unreachable
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.
- In-game languages
- Russian
- Accepted versions
- 1.7.10
4 players
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.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.1
18 players
NationsGlory presents a recreated Earth with countries governed by players, industrial development, alliances and wars. The project also advertises colonisation of the Moon and other planets. For Java Edition, its guide requires a free dedicated launcher available for Windows, macOS and Linux, plus a Recube account.
- In-game languages
- French
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.11
22 players
Pixelax is a Cobblemon server offering ranked battles, a League and fused Pokémon. Dungeons include bosses and server-specific content. Battle Pass quests, including daily and weekly objectives, accompany progression. Official announcements also document ranked seasons, skins and piñata events.
- In-game languages
- French
The PixelmonGo website presents the project as a French-speaking Cobblemon server with roleplay.
- In-game languages
- French
126 players
PlasmaCube is a Cobblemon server offering a shiny starter Pokémon and ranked battles with their own economy. Tournaments and shiny-related events complement the competition. An official Minecraft Java account is required. Installation uses the server launcher or its official Modrinth modpack. Bedrock is not compatible.
- In-game languages
- French
0 players
PlatinumCraft offers Pixelmon with breeding that normally consumes the parents when an egg is created. After four of its eight gym badges, players can enter Torre Maestra; defeating the trainer at the top grants Mega Evolution. Pixelmon for Minecraft 1.21.1, Java 21 and at least 4 GB of RAM allocated to the launcher are required.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
112 players
PokeIsland brings Pokémon to Minecraft Java through Cobblemon. Trainers challenge eight gyms, secret gyms and the League, then can attempt a hundred-floor battle tower. Town competition also uses capturable beacons and weekly control points. The adventure takes place in a persistent world with catching and collecting.
- In-game languages
- French
Unreachable
PokemonSMP places its Cobblemon adventure in a recreation of Alola. Trials across four islands lead to Totem Pokémon and Kahunas, with Z-Crystals and animated Z-Moves to unlock. GTS, player shops and jobs support the economy, while golden-shovel claims protect builds and ranches. The server modpack is required, but its supplied launcher is optional.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.11
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PokeSaga’s current guide asks players to install Pixelmon+ through Technic Launcher and sign in with their Minecraft account. The network is already included in the pack’s multiplayer list. The guide then provides for claiming a free Master Ball.
- In-game languages
- English
3 players
Project: Shiba documents custom Pokéballs that can clone the captured Pokémon or maximize its battle IVs. Their usual effects do not work in raids: they act as Ultra Balls there, except for Wireframe and 2D balls. The Battle Tower runs through floors against different teams; each completed floor awards a Delta Shard exchangeable at the Battle Shop. The Pokémon party is restored between floors, while defeat or leaving imposes a one-hour cooldown before returning.
- In-game languages
- English
14 players
For its Prominence II instance, Hack The Planet asks players to use the corresponding modpack in a version matching the server. Its FAQ states that access is public without a whitelist. It describes a player market, vote and reward crates, and Blood Moon events that strengthen mobs and improve loot.
- In-game languages
- English
17 players
Roanoke Network advertises weekly Cobblemon tournaments. Players can form guilds and run their own Pokémon gyms. The website also lists PokeFishing and weekly custom games.
- In-game languages
- English
1 players
Spexce uses All The Mods 10 with three survival servers and a Creative plot world. Its wiki describes a wallet shared across the network: coins support trading and the auction house, while tokens come from pet leveling. PvP requires both players’ agreement, and griefing remains prohibited outside claimed land too.
- In-game languages
- English
2 players
StateMC requires its Technic modpack to play. For Roleplay and TTT, the guide also requires TeamSpeak 3, the project’s voice plugin and verification in TeamSpeak. The operator describes vehicles using DynamX physics, plus an in-game overlay and phone. In GunGame, kills advance players through new weapons until the final kill with a baseball bat.
- In-game languages
- German
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