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Gearbound SMP advertises vanilla anarchy without claims, an economy or teleports, and with no planned world resets. Modified clients are allowed, although some hacks are patched; lag machines and exploits that threaten server stability remain prohibited.
Haxys advertises PvE, land claims and shops on its Java 1.12.2 server. Its Forge list includes Thaumcraft, Twilight Forest and BuildCraft modules.
OldCraft presents a Minecraft 1.8 network with SkyWars, BedWars, SkyBlock and parkour. Its rules forbid players who do not belong to a region from destroying, damaging or spoiling its builds. Diamond ranks and above must not use /fly in PvP. Purchasable Gold ranks and above must not sell or transfer their account; rank benefits may change without notice.
Pokefree uses Pixelmon and advertises at least 90 Fakémon, 200 quests and 50 bosses, alongside Survival, adventure and cosmetics. Its website offers a dedicated launcher for Windows, Mac and Linux.
RankedTiers runs ranked one-on-one duels, with separate Elo ratings for each kit. Ratings reset every month, while lifetime statistics are preserved. It also offers unranked one-on-one and two-on-two duels, AI opponents and an editor for custom loadouts.
SpooderLex SMP is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
SURVITOPIA advertises PvE Survival with dungeons and progression.
TEMS presents an EarthSMP server in its server message.
TotemCraft keeps its main world without wipes and prohibits theft and griefing. Travel uses portals and a player-built Nether metro, with no teleport commands. Shops within 500 blocks of spawn need administrator approval. Clan wars require written terms in books signed and exchanged by both leaders.
UranoCraft Network is a Spanish-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
WilderCraft adds player shops and pets with level-based passive boosts to survival. Dungeon runs, Rocket Rush races, base tours and Ruby Dragon fights feature among the activities displayed for the current season. Rank progression uses voting and the server store.
A Zombie Pigman Broke My Door presents itself under the label Semi-Anarchy.
Aethervale shares one world, economy and hearts between Java and Bedrock. PvP lets players take hearts from opponents. Players can run shops, sell at auction or place bounties on rivals. Crate keys are advertised through playtime, event and voting rewards, and are also sold in the store. Global chat must be in English.
Arden Network offers paid Arden Coins through its official store. The store advertises crediting them to the account after a package is selected and paid for.
ArteryX starts with a single block: breaking it advances phases and unlocks new resources to expand the island. The project offers shops, auctions and player trading. Forge Spawners support mob farms, while Flux Hoppers provide upgrades for farms and storage. Java and Bedrock are supported.
AshRun combines Cobblemon with ATM10’s technology and magic progression in one ATMons world. The ATMons 1.3.0 profile for Java 1.21.1 is required. Players trade Pokémon through GTS and player shops, with hunts and daily contracts providing other goals. FTB Chunks protects bases, and Pokémon Gym victories can unlock additional force-loaded chunks. The server does not use routine seasonal resets.
Bucketry builds its survival around Pailhaven harbor: a castaway arrival leads into quests that introduce the systems and a first land claim. Players can choose up to three paid trades, complete fishing or harvest orders, and cook or brew products to sell. Regular money pays for trading, auctions and ranks, while Coins are spent in a cosmetic shop. Higher progression combines money, job levels, Seamark skills, quests and playtime rather than a single balance.
DeadMC offers post-apocalyptic survival in a world the project says it has retained since 2016. Players can establish a town to claim land and organise their group. Zombies climb, shoot or explode; a Blood Moon increases the challenge every seventh Minecraft night. /find brings together player shops and the server market.
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