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Cobbline describes free access to its Cobblemon server for players with a licensed full version of Minecraft. Its rules list TNT, pistons, hoppers and boats among items with blocked crafting. Going AFK to gain benefits, mining AFK or bypassing anti-AFK systems is prohibited. Each person must use one account; different people may share a device or connection if they each follow this limit and gain no unfair advantage.
MCSV offers RPG survival where minibosses in the Dzicz drop keys to three dungeons, each with three floors and a final boss. Underground depths add eight procedural chambers, puzzles, traps and regenerating ores. Artefacts found in chests must be identified at the workshop before being equipped. Custom crops are planted and watered in pots, then used to cook dishes with effects. Java and Bedrock share the server.
Ultra Hardcore structures survival around guilds, protected plots and phased progression. Its enchanting system uses Arcane Essence, and pets have active abilities. The server advertises End instances with their own dragon and loot for players who dealt damage equivalent to at least 5% of its health. Dying in the End destroys carried items.
HypeCube advertises Survival with plots, clans and a player market, alongside Creative with unlimited blocks and a large plot.
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