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Valoria SMP advertises a dedicated PvP arena and daily rewards for active players. Its rules prohibit griefing, cheats and exploiting bugs. Selling items or accounts for real money is banned outside the official system.
PlayNetwork’s store lists Java and Bedrock and sells ranks for its SMP. Warrior provides three homes and access to /anvil, /craft and /ec. Emperor advertises fifteen homes and /fly; Overlord adds unlimited homes alongside /repair and /disposal. These belong to the paid ranks.
AeroBlast describes land claims created with the Golden Shovel tool: players without access cannot break blocks or take items in the area, and /trust grants friends access. Jobs pay money and experience for in-game activities; several jobs can be held at once. The FAQ advertises eleven skills that improve through their corresponding activities. Each daily vote is advertised to grant 15,000 balance, five Basic Keys and one Vote Key, while daily or weekly quests also provide ways to earn money. Purchased ranks are described as permanent but may be revoked for serious rule violations. Benefits such as /fly and additional homes depend on the purchased rank.
RainbowCraft’s presentation advertises Survival and web-based proximity voice chat.
awokSMP advertises anarchy survival with enabled PvP, permitted griefing and no land claims. The website provides Java access on port 25565 and a separate Bedrock connection on port 5062. Its store sells ranks and in-game currency.
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