Québec-SMP advertises Survival, PvP and duels. Its website offers in-game rewards for voting, while the store lists VIP and MVP ranks as 30-day subscriptions.
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Québec-SMP advertises Survival, PvP and duels. Its website offers in-game rewards for voting, while the store lists VIP and MVP ranks as 30-day subscriptions.
CosmosMC brings together Earth SMP, Survival, OneBlock and Islands SMP. Earth reproduces the planet at 1:80 scale, with claimable land, planes and a real-estate market for selling builds. Islands SMP generates islands over the void and unlocks dimensions through progression. Jobs, quests, fishing and player trading support the economy. The worlds are advertised as never resetting; Java and Bedrock share the network without installing mods.
PROJECTS offers Skyblock in the Aurora islands with custom items and mobs. Its Hephaistos boss can inflict bleeding that deals damage at intervals. The network publishes a 1.21.5 connection address and a custom launcher.
SmileMoreCraft advertises shared Java and Bedrock survival without wipes and with grief protection. The network presents survival as its currently available mode; additional realms remain planned.
SurvivalRolemine’s message invites premium players to use a dedicated address for those accounts.
NokBox bans Survival griefing and theft, including unprotected builds. The Generators mode has a separate economy, and transfers from other modes are prohibited. Automated clicking is excluded from its rankings. Each person may use only one account. Java and Bedrock are accepted; non-premium players must register and then log in with /register and /login.
ChillSMP divides survival between the Chill and Bliss realms, advertised as never resetting. A golden shovel protects land. Jobs, quests and fishing provide income used to trade with players or buy furniture and vehicles. Guilds take part in a weekly competition. Maps show bases and claims in both worlds; Java and Bedrock play together with an automatically loaded resource pack.
UtopiaMC combines RandomKits, where every death grants a new random kit, with Runal, focused on escaping a prison and outsmarting guards. The network accepts Java and Bedrock at the same address.
WildMine brings Java and Bedrock players into the same worlds and economy. Its currently listed live modes are WildSMP and the WildBlock OneBlock world, with jobs, a market and auctions. Proximity voice chat is optional: Simple Voice Chat has a normal range of 48 blocks and an eight-block whisper mode. Votes award currency, a crate key and flight time, delivered on the next login when the player was offline.
The ForniCity guide describes land protected by 16 × 16 chunks spanning the world’s full height. Each chunk costs one ProtectCoin, refunded when protection is removed; a new account starts with one. Claims work in the main world and Nether, without expiring while the account exists. Members of the chosen profile have full access to the land. Clan war changes these rules: opponents can fight, break blocks and collect drops there, while removing claims, changing settings and changing members are blocked until the war ends.
Signal SMP lets players build trackers to locate opponents and prepare raids. The site lists Java access from 1.20.2 to 26.2 and Bedrock port 19132. Some paid ranks increase the number of homes and unlock multi-item auction sales.
RonemaCraft offers a new BoxPvP season and also presents Practice FFA for combat practice. That mode has more than 20 kits and a choice of ranked or unranked matches. Ranked play has its own ranks, while a party system supports playing together. The current network presentation also lists Towny and Skyblock.
Clever Teaching publishes access for Minecraft Java and Eaglercraft. Its active modes include Survival, PvP-focused Lifesteal, Prison mining and upgrades, and Crystal or Mace duels. Rules prohibit theft everywhere and grief outside designated PvP areas. Creative is marked as under maintenance and BedWars as in development.
OneBlockFrance separates a OneBlock mode from a Survival mode. Quests and missions support progression, while spawners and AFK earnings supplement the OneBlock economy. Jobs and skills are advertised for Survival. The website requires Minecraft Java 1.20.1 and also provides a Bedrock connection on port 19132.
OG Network offers an RPG-SMP with classes and daily quests divided by difficulty. The OakHaven realm has its own progression, currency, monsters and boss. The network also hosts Civilizations Factions, whose release is documented separately. Official announcements distinguish RPG systems from faction systems to help players choose their adventure.
Voltraz prohibits trading items, accounts or servers for real money outside its official system. Its rules advertise a reward for bugs reported to administrators, based on the danger or losses associated with the bug.
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.
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