These records are the highest player counts recorded by ServerGlobe since tracking began for each address. They help compare tracked communities without claiming to cover their entire history.
Online since 2020, InstaCraft welcomes Java and Bedrock into survival Season 4. Worlds from Seasons 1, 2 and 3 remain accessible in spectator mode. /dback returns players to their death location, while RTP explores up to 15,000 blocks before establishing a base. Trading uses /ah, /shop and the market. Bedrock players share the Java world, with some differences in menus, visuals or Java-specific features.
Created in 2012, Minecart Rapid Transit is a Java creative server focused on cities and transport networks. Its minecart lines connect builds and remain usable for travel. Guests can explore immediately, but an accepted membership application is required to build or modify blocks. Freebuild uses no predefined plot system; building in another town or within 300 blocks of it still requires its mayor’s permission. No client mods are required, and the connection page specifies Java 1.21.11.
TulipSurvival advertises Survival without PvP and points to an online map with /map.
Anarchy.ac offers survival with open PvP and a world advertised as never resetting. There are no protected plots or claims: raids, theft and destruction of builds are allowed. Players can join without an application, using separate Java and Bedrock addresses. The rules still set limits on attacks against the server and abuse in chat.
AvalonEarth uses a real-world map for survival where players claim territory, establish cities and nations, then trade or enter conflicts. Its online map shows borders. The network provides Java and Bedrock access and a tutorial when joining.
MY-SMP separates rules by world: the Old World has land claims without PvP or raiding, while the New World is a warzone. The gathering world also enables Lifesteal: killing a player gains one heart, and dying to a player loses one. This resource area can reset at any time, making it unsuitable for permanent bases. Java and Bedrock players share the network.
Opened in 2023, Oasis SMP lets players manage land permissions and invite members. Eight jobs pay for player activities, with more simultaneous jobs unlocked through ranks. Trading uses customizable shops and an auction house offering direct purchases or bidding. Prestige resets the rank in exchange for a permanent skill boost and additional claims. The server supports Minecraft Java with a resource pack for custom models.
AlstroeCraft runs Survival with consent-only PvP and one account per person. Farms must rely on players being present: chunk loaders, machines that prevent AFK status and alternate accounts keeping areas loaded are prohibited. Litematica may help plan manual builds without automatic printing, while Freecam is limited to one’s own builds or troubleshooting them. Theft, griefing and traps that harm or trap other players are prohibited.
EcoSky builds its OneBlock around a core whose resource drops and odds can be adjusted by players. Fourteen mission chapters guide island development. Minions and machines support production; island rankings depend on the value of installed machines and spawners, recalculated twice daily.
MineBloom offers survival with jobs, trading and player shops. Petals, its premium currency, can be purchased or earned through activities including Pinata Parties and level-up rewards. The /petalshop command provides access to crate keys, cosmetics and decorative items. Its wiki explains how to create claims with /claimwand and distinguishes permission to edit blocks from permission to use containers. The joining guide asks Java players to enable the server resource pack.
Pokecentral is a Minecraft server. It runs Cobblemon, a mod that adds Pokémon to Minecraft.
RuneVeil Cobblemon is the network’s realm focused on creature discovery, trainer routes and automation. Players join with its linked Cobblemon Fabric pack from CurseForge, installed in a separate profile. The network advertises progression without seasonal wipes. Client-side quality-of-life mods are allowed, while gameplay-changing or disallowed additions should be avoided.
SA Crafters separates two Survival experiences: Amethyst, with quests, economy and skills, and Emerald, with a Vanilla-like format, land claims and trading.
Soul Realms’ wiki presents Survival RPG focused on a story-rich setting.
CobbleAsia requires its official modpack to join Season 2; it is obtained through Discord, and official and non-premium accounts are accepted. New players follow nine starter quests that teach catching, summoning, claims, jobs and the shop through practice. The Forge offers seasonal Arctis equipment with infinite durability, whose passive abilities improve using shards. Upgrading from Level V to Level VI (Overmax) requires a Seasonal Essence or its equivalent at the Archaeologist. Clearing a dungeon gives a seasonal key, also sold in the store. Older SolForge equipment remains playable, but new keys for it are no longer sold.
DynastyMC requires Minecraft Java 1.21.1 and the Dynasty Cobblemon modpack. Players’ Pokémon teams, items and money carry across its Survival, story and island worlds. The project states that only the resource world resets, monthly. Its store is presented as cosmetic-only, without buying Pokémon, items or battle power.
It is a Minecraft server, offering popular game modes such as Hardcore and Survival.
Jonarchy advertises a persistent world without resets, accessible through Java, Bedrock and Eaglercraft. TNT, carpet and rail duplication are enabled. The /TPA, /HOME and /HOTSPOT commands become available after escaping spawn. The operator states a policy of no bans or mutes.
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