Hyper Network presents three formats in alpha: Skyblock, Murder Mystery and The Hyper Pit.
- In-game languages
- English
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Hyper Network presents three formats in alpha: Skyblock, Murder Mystery and The Hyper Pit.
MCNP Network lists an RPG Survival variant and events alongside survival and PvP.
Arkane Network presents itself as a competitive PvP network.
On Breeze SMP, the OneBlock guide describes thirty phases that change the generated blocks, creatures and loot. The shared island bank funds upgrades, including expanding the area from 100 × 100 to 500 × 500 blocks. Its Adventure World is a combat zone with custom creatures: PvP is disabled, inventory is kept on death and teleport commands are blocked there. On the Survival branch, the three Resource worlds reset on Fridays at 11:00 UTC; terrain and builds are cleared, while player inventory and stats remain.
Afri-Network welcomes Java, Bedrock and non-premium accounts. Practice offers training bots, ranked matchmaking and multiple arenas. Skyblock islands have upgrades, generators specific to the mode and cooperative play. Survival combines a player economy, claims and custom enchantments. The rules require one account per player and English in global chat, and ban AFK machines and griefing.
The Pen describes itself as a classic Prison server.
Cobblemon Eclipse combines raids, gyms, tournaments and dungeons with a GTS market shared by Eclipse and Arena. Players sell Pokémon and items for in-game currency, with eight listings each, a seventy-two-hour duration and a 10% sales tax. The server also has original Pokémon such as Surusypia and a public map of its worlds. Access uses Minecraft Java with the matching Cobblemon modpack.
FriendlySMP’s Semi-Vanilla uses a diamond bank for deposits, withdrawals and payments to other players. Creating a team costs 25 diamonds and provides a shared bank and Ender Chest; creating a chest shop costs two diamonds. Chests automatically lock to their owner, PvP can be toggled and griefing is prohibited. McMMO mainly serves statistics, with most of its abilities disabled.
FloppyNetwork separates Practice using newer combat from classic 1.8 Practice, including NethPot and Manhunt. Its Lifesteal offers seasons and custom kits. Seasonal survival adds shops, land claims and rewards for leading players and clans.
Grand Theft Minecart brings a GTA-style world to Minecraft with weapons, vehicles, housing and police. Crews earn levels and perks by holding territory, completing missions and fighting crew wars. Their seasons have rankings and rewards. Official announcements also document combat systems and businesses.
MCParks has welcomed visitors since April 2013. It recreates theme parks and resorts such as Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando and Disneyland at a 1:1 scale. Attractions and shows use animations, scripts, fireworks and programmed effects. The Guest Relations team assists visitors, answers questions and helps with games and events. The site specifies access through Minecraft Java versions 1.12.2 to 1.19.0.
Pitforge presents itself as an RPG/Factions server and advertises applications for a closed beta of its revamp. Applications go through a Discord ticket with the in-game name, how the player found the server, how long they have known or played it, and a self-rating of their Pitforge knowledge from 1 to 10. The announcement gives no launch date and says applicants do not have to be server veterans.
TumbleweedMC asks players to consult nearby neighbours before building or claiming land. Its rules prohibit AFK farms and redstone devices that work without manual activation. Global chat must use English, with other languages in private messages. Players must be online when voting to receive a vote crate.
Axora Ranked Bedwars advertises an ELO-based competitive ladder; players queue for matches to climb the ranking.
CitizenCraft advertises a competitive economy and land protection. Its site asks players to vote daily for crate keys and claim blocks.
Kooplemon is a Cobblemon server for Minecraft Java, with eight gyms to progress through, boss raids and dungeons aimed at advanced teams. Players can join a clan, compete in several PvP formats and protect their base with claims that friends can join. The modpack is required: the guide offers Modrinth or the Kooplemon CurseForge profile. The main gameplay is free, with optional store purchases.
Oldfag’s page describes vanilla Survival with PvP and the same world retained since June 2019, presenting Oldfrog as another address for the same server. Its advertised paid support options cover messages in the server browser or joining chat, plus a custom 64 × 64-pixel icon. Permanent browser messages rotate with others; a temporary message can override that rotation for the purchased duration.
Roanoke Network advertises weekly Cobblemon tournaments. Players can form guilds and run their own Pokémon gyms. The website also lists PokeFishing and weekly custom games.
Crescent Kingdom limits entry to official Minecraft accounts. Its guide places dragon nests in Dragalia, reached through /worlds: players must defeat the nest’s dragon and collect the egg. Hatching needs eight blocks matching the element; a fire egg placed on magma dies, so magma must surround it. A baby’s health is trained through walking, feeding and attention; a young dragon’s attack through spells from its matching school cast nearby. Adult stats are locked, and a regular saddle allows riding and using its breath attack.
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