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BareBonesMP separates Lifesteal Factions from Survival SMP. In Lifesteal, deaths cost permanent hearts down to a minimum of three, with a maximum of twenty; destroying the Heart Core during a war removes the faction’s claims. Survival requires players to be at least 18 and apply through Discord. Structure loot is instanced per player there, and PvP is disabled by default with /pvptoggle to enable it. Simple Voice Chat is optional.

CobbleLand advertises player gyms, Pokémon fusions and Mega Evolution.

In-game languages
English

Cobblemon Ascendant adds The Depths roguelite to Pokémon catching: enter with one starter, build a team from catches and keep one Pokémon after surviving far enough. GoCatch hunts make players contest a zone to obtain the target Pokémon. Stored Pokémon work in income-generating stations, and consecutive catches of a species improve combo bonuses. Access requires the official modpack on Minecraft Java and accepting the resource pack.

In-game languages
English

EndoCraft offers contemporary roleplay where players create a character and choose a job. They can also form a gang, rob a bank or casino and launder money to avoid prison. Proximity voice chat runs through a website without requiring a mod. The homepage presents the server as vanilla roleplay.

In-game languages
French

GunColony turns Minecraft into a shooter with weapons, explosives and equipment assembled into a loadout. Weapons handle bullet penetration, recoil and trajectory, while modifications adjust their behaviour. PvP offers several objectives, and Mob-Arena pits teams against monsters and bosses to earn ammunition or upgrades. Competitive uses one-life rounds with defusal or elimination. Experience unlocks weapons and attachments.

In-game languages
English

ImperioHispano’s guide accepts premium or non-premium Minecraft accounts. Players enter through a lobby with portals to Survival, Skyblock, Prisión and Factions.

In-game languages
Spanish

LemonCraft presents a main SMP with land claims and economic progression, alongside a Skyblock focused on developing islands. Java and Bedrock can join the network. Ranks, crate keys, currency and cosmetics described in its store are paid offers; the store uses Discord login to create a private order ticket.

In-game languages
English

MineX combines gathering, crafting and dungeons with player-to-player item trading. The project advertises USDC settlement on Solana with a 10% sales fee. Common, Rare and Epic crates let players choose an item before opening; higher tiers distinguish combat power from cosmetic appearance. Connection instructions are presented for Minecraft Java.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.8

PlanetSMP offers Survival on a 1:1000-scale Earth map. Players can found a town, protect their land with claims, earn money through jobs and trade through the market. A separate resource world, called Farmwelt, is used for gathering resources; an RTP feature is also advertised. The site also presents rewarded airdrops and custom mobs.

The Jazz Cafe’s server message advertises an economy, PlayerWarps and BreweryX, along with no world resets.

VoxenSMP advertises Survival with an RPG feel, a dueling arena, clan rivalries and Crystal PvP.

In-game languages
Indonesian

AsianF4rmer presents survival with a player economy and custom items. Its website offers browser-based Java clients, including EaglercraftX and Resent. Skyblock is advertised in beta testing, while Superflat remains in development.

In-game languages
English

BlockRealms offers two progression paths: OneBlockSMP changes the starting block through biomes and phases as the island grows, while BlockSMP focuses on trading and hunting other players. In the latter world, Bits are a bounty currency earned only by hunting other players. Ranks, Gems and custom equipment can be earned in game. The network supports Java and Bedrock.

In-game languages
English

CapyLand, presented as “Долина Капібар”, advertises roleplay around a state with a parliament and presidential elections. Its operator describes a world without wipes or land-protection plugins. Access requires signing in through Discord and an application reviewed by the administration; it is advertised as free, on Java Edition, without a required official licence.

In-game languages
Ukrainian

The CherrySMP network lists Survival, Earth, OneBlock and Box in its official community description.

In-game languages
English

Cobbletwo runs on Minecraft Java with its modpack. Players lead its gyms; defeating every leader unlocks the season’s exclusive Pokémon skins, distributed only during that season. A league tournament open to everyone closes each season. Land claims include permissions for friends. Battles feature Mega Evolutions, Dynamax and Terastalization, while the project also advertises dungeons and PvE progression.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.1.2

Creeper’s Lab combines several survival worlds close to vanilla with minigames and a challenge renewed each month. Merit Points earned through votes, challenges and contests buy temporary perks: flight, keeping inventory on death or double mob experience. Timed perks continue counting down while offline. Java and Bedrock are supported; visitors can explore the main world, but registration is required to play.

In-game languages
English

DragonPE requires Bedrock 1.20 or newer. It advertises 1,000 progression levels, group boss fights, an Auto-Mine and auctions. Wipes remove game items and structures while permanently purchased privileges remain.

DreamCrafter’s guides explain land protection through two markers placed with a golden shovel. Permissions distinguish access to doors and levers from container interaction. Artmap lets players craft an easel and canvas, paint with pigments and tools, then save or preview their work. Canvases can be combined into a larger picture.

In-game languages
Chinese

Arkadia distinguishes Maisonnée islands, where outsiders cannot break, place or modify blocks, from the public resource world, which has no staff protection outside its spawn point. Theft or raid disputes there are generally handled by the Maisonnées, with staff intervention still possible. Each guild has a shop whose items depend on player level; reselling them and sharing them with one's Maisonnée are permitted. Dungeons and horde portals are described as cooperative or competitive content available to everyone. Automatic or semi-automatic farms are allowed within reasonable limits, while totem and duplication farms are banned. Fully automated farming and abusive AFK for guild gains are prohibited when they circumvent the system's intent. In PvP, the rules ban enchanted golden apples and Strength II, Speed II and Weakness potions.

In-game languages
French

Gray World advertises SkyPvP, Skyblock and crates.

In-game languages
Russian

HibiscusMC expands survival with custom biomes, ores, crops and creatures. Cooking and fishing supplement gathering, while dungeons, bosses and daily objectives support progression. Claims protect builds that can be furnished; pets and economic trading are also part of the server. The website lists Java or Bedrock from version 26.2, without required mods.

In-game languages
English

MineSky SMP adds custom biomes and terrain to survival without extra mods. Its seasons and weather events affect animals and plants. The server publishes Java and Bedrock access and prohibits player traps and modifications that provide an unfair advantage.

In-game languages
Portuguese

MirageCraft presents a custom Cobblemon world for Pokémon trainers, with team building, battles and trading. Its connection guide offers the official MirageCraftCobblemon modpack: the detailed method uses the Modrinth app, Microsoft account sign-in, then finding and installing the pack before playing.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.1

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The record is the peak recorded by ServerGlobe across the retained history of the tracked address. It is neither an all-time record nor a server-declared figure. Tracking may have started on different dates. One address is used per server. Missing records are not replaced with zero.

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