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Edixoria presents Survival 1.0.4 as a beta, with dungeons, a battle pass and Simple Voice Chat. Flight is provided within claims; /kilit locks chests there and lets players grant friends access. Asgard mobs provide a way to earn dinars and XP. Games are advertised every day, with their times available through /etkinlik.
PlayMatix offers Advance, a hard-difficulty survival mode that requires accepting the resource pack. Overworld and Nether resources regenerate outside claims and their surrounding five chunks; the End regenerates every three to four months. Its OneBlock has 17 phases. Breaking blocks in its dedicated mine pays currency rather than giving the mined resources. Voice chat uses the Simple Voice Chat client mod.
The Seed requires a Minecraft Java account and offers three realms on arrival. Its rules allow taking items from unclaimed chests but prohibit damaging builds on either claimed or unclaimed land. PvP requires both players’ consent. Farms that run without player input are allowed; farms that simulate input while the player is away and methods of bypassing the AFK timer are prohibited.
ChilitoCrafters advertises four separate formats: Survival, OneBlock, Cobblemon and Parkour.
ND Network is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
SemiSurvivalCraft keeps survival close to the base game, with golden-shovel land claims and item-based trading instead of a plugin currency. Shops exchange game materials, including at the NPC market. The main world does not reset, while a separate battlefield resets every few days. Java and Bedrock players can play together, and Vivecraft is supported for virtual reality.
Adults Night Out SMP describes its project as being for adults and run by adults.
Cozy Realms highlights an update titled Chaos Cube.
DreamHighMC advertises a Factions server on 1.12.2 with Pyro PvP, raiding, mcMMO and Creative.
Dystopia Network requires Minecraft Java and its Cobblemon modpack. Its raids pit players against a boss and provide capture Pokéballs; defeating the boss at least once is required for all rewards. After defeating one hundred NPC trainers at Monte Batalla, players can challenge the reigning King or Queen in PvP. A separate Showdown server lets players compose teams without training Pokémon or farming items. Quitting a ranked match results in a defeat and Elo loss.
EvolutionMC’s Towny and geopolitical gameplay allows towns and nations to form alliances, negotiate, betray one another or wage wars within the rules. Staff intervene in negotiations only when general rules are broken. The network also provides proximity voice chat, while public text chat permits Romanian and English. Automatic-building tools such as Printer and mechanisms used to bypass anti-AFK controls are prohibited.
Just2Craft’s published rules distinguish worlds and their protections. In Survival, losses in resource worlds are not refunded; killing a player in a PvP zone requires their consent. Claims need a three-chunk gap, rising to eight for a territory exceeding twenty-five chunks, with an exception for players joining together to build a town or guild. Schematica and Litematica are tolerated, excluding automatic Printer and Easyplace features.
VinlandCube presents a OneBlock RPG inspired by Norse mythology.
EcoCityCraft builds survival around a player economy: jobs earn money, shops enable trading and towns have protected plots. Its website also presents in-game banking and rank progression in a world advertised without resets. Java and Bedrock are welcomed on the network.
HardShard describes a free Vanilla+ server without claims or paid privileges. Access requires a whitelist application and staff confirmation. Its custom resource pack downloads on connection; the guide calls for OptiFine or Sodium to display its textures and models correctly. Additions include drink brewing, invisible item frames and an enhanced stonecutter, alongside roleplay events organised by players and staff.
Silvermons structures Cobblemon progression around eight Gyms that raise the level cap, followed by the Elite Four and Champion. Conqueror’s Castle has 21 increasingly strong opponents; Master’s Gauntlet forbids healing between checkpoints. Group raids, quests and ranked PvP add activities, with GTS trading, auctions and player shops. The website provides a Cobblemon modpack on Modrinth.
TorchCraft presents itself as a Dutch-speaking network. In Survival, its rules limit each chunk to twenty spawners, fifty hoppers and ten armour stands; players earn coins by selling items or resources. In SkyBlock, the spawn shop lets players buy and sell items to develop their island. AFK fishing farms and AFK mining are forbidden in that branch.
Zenus Network advertises daily events with Zamboo in its current server message. Its website presentation also highlights clans, pets and mcMMO.
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