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EssenceMC connects Gens, Dungeons and Prison through a shared currency, Essence. Gens combines generators, farming, mining and fishing before prestiges and rebirths. Dungeons offers team expeditions with loot, pets and hourly events. Prison progresses through mines by selling resources and gaining ranks, with ascension, upgrades and gangs. The network lists Java and Bedrock compatibility from version 1.21.
Peruland advertises free Survival on Java and Bedrock. Its guide allows two protected areas per player, with more for some ranks, and expansion using in-game money. It describes up to three simultaneous graves, accessible only to their owner, lasting one hour and storing equipment and 70% of experience levels. On first joining, players receive ten minutes of protection which they can disable. Dealing or receiving a hit starts fifteen seconds of combat: flight and some commands are disabled, and disconnecting kills the player and drops their inventory, armour and experience. In KOTH, the capture is contested if another player enters the zone.
Static offers Skyblock with power generators, cables and transmitters, plus water pumps, pipes and sprinklers. Islands have a custom workbench and storage tools including chunk hoppers, item filters and overflow handling. Island value feeds weekly, monthly and seasonal leaderboards.
VoidCrafted adds protected land, jobs and an economy to survival. The website advertises a fourth dimension with creatures to explore, along with boss fights and seasonal cosmetics.
ibuild combines building with job-based progression. Several jobs can be practised together and their levels unlock bonuses and active abilities, such as felling a whole tree at once. Combined levels form a trophy score that determines wages. A permanent world with custom biomes allows building on protected land.
RainbowSMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
Cozy Realms highlights an update titled Chaos Cube.
In Dogeland’s SMP mode, money pays for everyday trading while Shards come from activity, missions and events. Missions refresh daily, weekly or monthly. Shards can buy Amethyst tools that expire after seven days. Teams hold up to twenty players. World Boss fights have three phases and award rewards according to damage dealt. Death does not drop items inside the PvP arena.
The community presents BetterTowny as creator Jozzah’s Minecraft server.
SemiSurvivalCraft keeps survival close to the base game, with golden-shovel land claims and item-based trading instead of a plugin currency. Shops exchange game materials, including at the NPC market. The main world does not reset, while a separate battlefield resets every few days. Java and Bedrock players can play together, and Vivecraft is supported for virtual reality.
The Seed requires a Minecraft Java account and offers three realms on arrival. Its rules allow taking items from unclaimed chests but prohibit damaging builds on either claimed or unclaimed land. PvP requires both players’ consent. Farms that run without player input are allowed; farms that simulate input while the player is away and methods of bypassing the AFK timer are prohibited.
TorchCraft presents itself as a Dutch-speaking network. In Survival, its rules limit each chunk to twenty spawners, fifty hoppers and ten armour stands; players earn coins by selling items or resources. In SkyBlock, the spawn shop lets players buy and sell items to develop their island. AFK fishing farms and AFK mining are forbidden in that branch.
Cheesecake SMP presents a player-driven SMP with custom fishing and project-specific enchantments. Its Discord bot offers commands such as /enchants for help.
EcoCityCraft builds survival around a player economy: jobs earn money, shops enable trading and towns have protected plots. Its website also presents in-game banking and rank progression in a world advertised without resets. Java and Bedrock are welcomed on the network.
Just2Craft’s published rules distinguish worlds and their protections. In Survival, losses in resource worlds are not refunded; killing a player in a PvP zone requires their consent. Claims need a three-chunk gap, rising to eight for a territory exceeding twenty-five chunks, with an exception for players joining together to build a town or guild. Schematica and Litematica are tolerated, excluding automatic Printer and Easyplace features.
Enthusia welcomes Java and Bedrock into survival without land claims, with raiding and PvP outside protected areas. The Market lets players rent a stall and set prices in raw gold. Its schedule advertises KOTH every eight hours at rotating capture points and hourly events with inventories separate from survival gear.
Created in August 2012 as MCDrugs and renamed MCLabs in October 2022, this server builds its economy around crops sold as “chems”. Companies can build a Raid World base to earn points for upgrades; a company presence there is required to purify chems. Automatic crops in the Underworlds and Raid World feed directly into a shared company container. Active police officers on duty increase dealer rates. The resource pack adds custom textures without requiring mods.
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