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CraftPlanet builds survival around land protection and trading. Its Exchange refreshes requested resources, offers and stock every hour, letting players sell their haul or buy the current supply. A zombie invasion at spawn brings the community together to fill an infection meter, defend the area and claim a personal reward with /event. Player shops provide another trading route.
Nasi Lemak MC offers survival with custom biomes and income from jobs, skills, quests and shops. Builds have grief protection and death chests are available. A separate Lifesteal mode lets players steal opponents’ hearts in PvP, form teams and collect drops during Envoy events. Its auction house supports trading loot between players.
Pandaville’s news page captured on October 6, 2026 announced a network update with cosmetics, changes to Creative and minigames.
StarForgedSMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
Dank Prison progresses through a private mine whose blocks are sold automatically. The Spiral enchantment increases the groups mined with each swing, and earned tokens improve the pickaxe. Ranks and prestiges raise block value while preserving items, enchantments and pets. Fishing unlocks at Master 1. Shards earned by mining buy permanent bonuses; the server is advertised as never resetting and accessible on Java or Bedrock.
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.
The Hyskies website describes Skyblock with custom items and bosses. A connection message recorded on 6 October 2026 announced maintenance.
AcediaMC progresses survival through jobs, farms, ranks bought with in-game money and then prestiges. Virtual spawners accumulate drops in a menu, while physical versions merge mobs into stacks. Minions work and deposit their harvest in a linked chest; Collectors gather ground items and can sell them automatically. Land is claimed before setting up a base, and Java and Bedrock access the same world.
Games.Place connects seven mini-games through a shared lobby. Lofts lets players own a home, furnish it, add NPCs and host friends. Lifesteal steals a heart from the victim of a kill, while KitPvP awards coins to upgrade equipment. Dungeons are played in teams against monsters, traps and bosses; parkour provides courses and records. The network shares its games between Java and Bedrock.
RiverNetwork SMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
SkyLoom advertises a Gens mode where players develop their island and generator collection. Its store presents one free Common Key each day, claimed by identifying the Minecraft player. Patron levels are based on lifetime store support and grant neither commands nor gameplay advantages.
Zero7evenSMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Survival and PvP.
CityRP builds survival around city roleplay, careers and an economy run by players. Citizens elect Parliament, propose laws and can join branches of government. They create companies, run shops and invest in the in-game stock market. NPC nations feed the stories and conflicts. Custom content includes modern vehicles, firearms and additional creatures.
Pinecraft Equestrian is a horse-focused SMP where players raise, train, race and trade horses. The first horse is chosen at Pineton Stables at the end of the tutorial. /h opens the horse panel. The guide welcomes Java and Bedrock players at the same address.
Stormy Lagoon builds survival around seven skills, including exploration, fishing, farming and combat, each capped at level 100. Players earn and upgrade custom tools and apply cosmetic skins through Stormy Wraps. Weekly challenges set server-wide goals, while teams and leaderboards track progression, with Java and Bedrock access.
The Wonder Project advertises a semi-Vanilla SMP with anti-grief protection and events.
ChocoHills structures survival around paid in-game jobs, protected land and player auctions. Ranks are earned through activity such as playtime and voting, separately from store ranks. A community farm supplies loot and experience. The Warden arena unlocks at Choco10 rank and can result in equipment loss. Java and Bedrock can join.
CometSMP welcomes Java and Bedrock. Its store separates three paid monthly ranks: VIP provides nine homes and 45 auction-house slots; VIP+ increases this to 27 homes and 90 slots, while VIP++ advertises 90 homes and 90 slots. These allowances belong to the paid offers, with a chat tag for each rank.
METUSMP was created by METU students but also welcomes people who do not study there. Simple Voice Chat lets nearby players talk; the mod is recommended rather than required to join. The web map displays nation borders. Rules prohibit griefing and theft, as well as duplication, hacked clients and machines intended to lag the server.
Zodiac Craft shares zodiac progression across participating servers. The chosen sign grants permanent benefits where zodiac effects are enabled; during that sign’s matching season, its main benefit becomes stronger. Seasonal quests award Constellation Stars for a ten-tier reward path and the four houses’ weekly competition. Seasons follow the real zodiac calendar. Java and Bedrock share the network, with proximity voice through Discord.
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