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WishingWillowMC lets players earn ranks from Roamer to Wishkeeper through gameplay and achievements. Claims protect builds and player shops support item trading. Java and Bedrock explore the same world.
Zelmyra separates seasonal Skyblock from a Forever SMP presented as persistent. Skyblock progression uses custom fruit farming, trading and minions with upgradeable range, storage and speed, rather than a spawner economy. Progression goals unlock permanent commands and seasonal boosts without buying a rank. The SMP adds towns, player shops, auctions and dungeons with bosses and party mechanics. Java and Bedrock are welcome.
Chunkverse links chunk-unlock survival, Rumble PvP and parkour with shared levels, orbs and cosmetics. Survival begins on one isolated chunk in the void, then expands the world area by area. Rumble runs successive rounds with a shop between fights. Parkour generates its course as players run, with three difficulties, a daily challenge and separate leaderboards. The network supports Java; Bedrock access is listed as beta.
GalaxyMC offers Survival where land claims prevent other players from opening chests or breaking blocks. The /shop command buys and sells items using in-game money. Players can save named home locations and request teleports that the recipient accepts with /tpaccept. PlayerWarps also let players create public destinations for their shops or builds.
L&M Industries says its SMP runs “Society - Sunlit Valley”.
The War Riders guide presents Survival with machines, markets and kingdoms.
MinecraftRP offers towns built around protected land and player shops. Claims protect builds and belongings; players can earn more claim space and invite trusted friends. Jobs provide money and skill progression.
Moxiecraft offers Java survival with a no-grief rule and a network of dungeons with lore and custom items. A portal leads to the alternative Luna world, where even administrators play survival. A resource pack is offered when joining for custom items.
Nova Haven’s Survival welcomes Java and Bedrock players with a starter kit and brief protection from other players. Land-claim blocks are earned by playing, and bonus blocks can also be given to another player. Claims control building and container access through several trust levels. Doors, trapdoors and pressure plates remain usable by everyone by default, however; their access can be restricted individually in the claim settings.
RimWood offers Hard-difficulty Survival, with applications through Discord or a form and an official Java account required. It primarily serves adults: ages 16–17 need explicit staff approval; under-16s are considered only exceptionally as relatives of trusted long-term players, with parental awareness and responsibility. Bases must stay 150 blocks from another active base unless its owner agrees, and PvP requires everyone’s consent. An abandoned base whose claim expires after 90 days may be looted.
StellaRealm presents cosmic-themed survival with land claims. Claims must stay at least four chunks from another player’s claims unless that owner gives permission. PvP is disabled by default and requires participants’ consent; stealing and damaging other players’ builds are prohibited. Public chat must be in English, while other languages are allowed in private messages and land chat. Alternate accounts are allowed, but not for multiple-account voting. Devices intended to bypass the AFK kick are prohibited.
Toxics Land publishes a penalty table assigning a warning and rollback to a first griefing or stealing offence. A first scamming offence receives a warning with the items returned; duping and exploits receive a 14-day ban and rollback for a first offence.
UntitledSMP’s community presentation separates the Untitled SMP from another SMP named CreateModdedSMP.
This Vulpine Games address runs All the Mods 10 without a whitelist and with PvP disabled. The ATM10 8.2 client is required. Server updates describe Copycats+ blocks that take on the appearance of an inserted material, Ad Astra space exploration and wireless item and fluid logistics. Chunks can stay loaded continuously.
Warp Blocks is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Survival, Skyblock and Prison.
Arcantia offers Slimefun survival with an economy and shared Java/Bedrock access. The server also accepts offline-mode clients. If the main address cannot be reached, the operator provides Java proxies in North America and Europe and recommends using them only as backups.
CraftCorps Leaves offers a shared Java and Bedrock hardcore world with nine lives per 90-day season. Each death brings a longer time-out; the ninth empties the bank and benches the player until reset. Equipped copper golems help with mining, farming and logging. Only cosmetics and Support Tokens carry between seasons; no modpack or whitelist is required.
Creepers Hollow advertises monthly community events and plugins developed for the project. Its paid support offers promise a custom prefix and faster progression toward Veteran or VIP. A chest containing survival items is offered separately.
The EternityHub network separates its main SMP from a competitive Practice/Duels branch with its own ranks and crates. Its website advertises voting rewards in tokens or keys depending on the season.
Lotus Cove documents protected land in Survival and the Nether, with upkeep and member taxes disabled. Its hundred-floor Tower can be played solo or as a duo: death or abandoning the run destroys the equipment brought in, while earned loot remains claimable after an ordinary failed run. Votes unlock free ranks without spending accumulated points. Stealing and griefing are allowed only on unclaimed land.
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