Find a Minecraft Java PvP server for your next session. Fight solo or as a team. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. English is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country. Use Minecraft Java and check the required version or modpack before copying the address. On PC, check your edition: Java runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, while Bedrock for computers runs on Windows. Use the address for your edition.
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CavePvP limits each player to four accounts online at once. On Fasts, a player may use only one account per faction for the whole map, without rotating in an alternate account. Alliances between factions during fights are prohibited. The rules also prohibit a member leaving or being kicked just before death to avoid a DTR loss.
54 players
CherryCraft x HawkMC combines Survival with a player-driven economy and HawkMC’s arena duels and ranked combat. Its rules prohibit griefing and exploits and require respect for other players’ builds and claimed land. The team dates CherryCraft’s first launch to August 2026 and its merger with HawkMC to September 2026.
118 players
CivMC develops player-run nations through diplomacy, alliances and conflict. Blocks are reinforced with resources, and opponents can be imprisoned in combat. Its economy relies partly on experience production: biome-specific crops go through factories to become consumable emeralds or experience bottles. Chest shops allow trading without both players being online together. The website lists Minecraft 1.21.11.
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Active since 2020, Civ+ lets players form nations, decide their rules and conduct diplomacy. Sanctuaries secure borders, while blocks and chests reinforced with metals take longer to break. A kill with a Vorpal sword imprisons the victim: release comes from its holder, another player taking the sword or its charge running out. Meteors allow the sword to be recharged. The server uses Minecraft Java.
0 players
CloudBerry’s Gen PvP combines generators, upgrades and combat. Survival is offered separately for exploring, building and trading.
439 players
CobblemonGG offers eight Pokémon gyms and Elite Four challenges. Raids bring players together against legendary Pokémon, while PvE dungeons contain traps, puzzles and rare loot. Clans compete for Valor points. Trainer battles use singles, doubles or triples formats. Protected land has permissions allowing friends to build. A Minecraft Java account and the Cobblemon.gg modpack are required, available through Modrinth or CurseForge.
23 players
CompactPvP combines Survival PvP with resource-producing spawners. Loadouts use custom enchantments, masks and combat pets before entering the Pit or Arcade. The Arcade offers private 1v1 duels or team fights. Java and Bedrock share the same world; the site lists Java 1.21 and later versions and Bedrock port 19132.
359 players
CosmicReborn advertises a space-themed Factions server inspired by CosmicPvP, with PvP, PvE, dungeons, Trials and minigames.
6 players
CrazyCombat combines survival with custom armor, bosses, dungeons and claims, Elo-ranked one-on-one duels, and an anarchy-focused Unstable mode. Players switch modes from the hub, with progression and cosmetics advertised as shared. The network supports Java and Bedrock crossplay.
7 players
CrazyMC’s LifeSteal rules prohibit heart farming and more than two accounts in the AFK zone. Its modification guide permits tools including Optifine and Replay Mod provided prohibited features are not used; autoclickers and minimaps displaying players or mobs are banned. Account sharing and VPNs are discouraged, but are not prohibited.
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DriftSMP’s rules require English in public chat and prohibit hacked clients even when they are not being used. Griefing, theft and player traps are prohibited in designated safe zones. Agreed trades must be honoured, and auction listings must not misrepresent items. Real-money or cross-server deals are prohibited outside the official store.
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.
54 players
EnderBlade presents its Reloaded offering, launched in September 2025. Progression combines jobs, quests and dungeons; PvP is enabled in most worlds, with item loss on death except at /warp pvp. The secondary Mining, Ender and Nether worlds reset on the first of each month. Joining on Java requires accepting the resource pack and registering with /reg.
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The EternityHub network separates its main SMP from a competitive Practice/Duels branch with its own ranks and crates. Its website advertises voting rewards in tokens or keys depending on the season.
6 players
Faceland builds its RPG around combat skills that unlock abilities players can combine into their own setup. Dungeons, bosses and guild arenas test that character, while fishing, alchemy, cooking and crafting offer non-combat progression. Loot has randomly generated properties and can be customised with gems, scrolls and tomes. Rare materials feed crafting and the player economy.
3 players
FadeRealms is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.
110 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.
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