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Boredom MC requires an application to join. Proximity voice chat is optional and does not affect vanilla players. Hatbags can be found in generated loot chests, with an advertised collection of over one hundred hats. The website announces monthly world expansions while retaining a world border. PvP requires both players’ prior consent.
Eclipse MC advertises PvP and an economy.
Golden SMP offers semi-anarchy survival in a persistent no-wipe world for Java and Bedrock. Raids, theft, griefing and PvP are allowed under the rules; clans do not protect bases. Leaders invite members, who accept with /clan accept, and can publish short lore messages using /clan lore. These messages do not automatically declare wars. AFK, autoclickers and freecam are allowed; KillAura and fly, speed or ESP/X-ray cheats remain prohibited. Discord is optional for playing.
Hexoria makes players permanently choose Allay or Vex at the third progression tier, determining which equipment they can forge. Its market adjusts prices to stock: heavy selling lowers prices, while buying raises them. Items deposited in the shop vault can also be sold through the website while offline. Templo Supremo brings one to five Champions of the same faction through three wave-and-boss chambers, with difficulty scaled to the group. Java and Bedrock are supported.
Inizicraft combines Towny, Creative and the Minecraft Building Toronto project. The operator’s Towny presentation includes custom terrain and more than 100 additional foods. Players choose their world through the network’s shared address.
MiddleCraft combines seasonal survival, residences and progression through jobs, skills and quests. Its spawners can be upgraded and custom fishing takes place across several lakes. Custom enchants and Vanilla or OP combat complement progression. Official Java accounts can use /premium to avoid repeated /login authentication; other launchers use /register and then /login.
MineBlock separates mechanics for its regular Survival and island Survival. In the former, Towny protects chunks according to town or owner permissions. Upkeep is normally collected daily at noon Beijing time; a town with insufficient funds is deleted, while its buildings remain. On the islands, enchantments reversing vanilla effects can appear through actions such as enchanting at a table or opening an untouched loot chest. They are applied with an anvil and removed with a grindstone.
MineRoyal separates Jalons, used for player trade and auctions, from Royalcoins earned through play for crate keys, mine floors and store points. Jobs and resource sales earn Jalons; Cubes are islands that players can create and share by invitation. PvP requires both players’ consent. The rules limit enclosed mobs to eight per chunk, with an exception for spawners, and prohibit all mods.
Project: Shiba documents custom Pokéballs that can clone the captured Pokémon or maximize its battle IVs. Their usual effects do not work in raids: they act as Ultra Balls there, except for Wireframe and 2D balls. The Battle Tower runs through floors against different teams; each completed floor awards a Delta Shard exchangeable at the Battle Shop. The Pokémon party is restored between floors, while defeat or leaving imposes a one-hour cooldown before returning.
Spexce uses All The Mods 10 with three survival servers and a Creative plot world. Its wiki describes a wallet shared across the network: coins support trading and the auction house, while tokens come from pet leveling. PvP requires both players’ agreement, and griefing remains prohibited outside claimed land too.
WishingWillowMC lets players earn ranks from Roamer to Wishkeeper through gameplay and achievements. Claims protect builds and player shops support item trading. Java and Bedrock explore the same world.
Zelmyra separates seasonal Skyblock from a Forever SMP presented as persistent. Skyblock progression uses custom fruit farming, trading and minions with upgradeable range, storage and speed, rather than a spawner economy. Progression goals unlock permanent commands and seasonal boosts without buying a rank. The SMP adds towns, player shops, auctions and dungeons with bosses and party mechanics. Java and Bedrock are welcome.
Alméria combines a main quest storyline with daily missions. Guilds let players cooperate and receive bonuses. Towns are built by players, who trade through their shops or NPC merchants. Combat content distinguishes solo bosses, two-player dungeons and raids for up to four players, alongside seasonal events.
Chunkverse links chunk-unlock survival, Rumble PvP and parkour with shared levels, orbs and cosmetics. Survival begins on one isolated chunk in the void, then expands the world area by area. Rumble runs successive rounds with a shop between fights. Parkour generates its course as players run, with three difficulties, a daily challenge and separate leaderboards. The network supports Java; Bedrock access is listed as beta.
CraftLife separates resource worlds from the land world where players build homes. In Survival, /minerar, the Nether and the End keep PvP enabled; builds in /minerar may be lost or looted. Players earn money by leveling skills or selling items to /shop and other players. In Creative, /p add lets a friend build only while the owner is online, whereas /p trust also permits building in the owner’s absence. The rules describe the server as intended for players older than 16, require one account and send Survival players inactive for over 20 minutes to spawn, with designated AFK areas.
GalaxyMC offers Survival where land claims prevent other players from opening chests or breaking blocks. The /shop command buys and sells items using in-game money. Players can save named home locations and request teleports that the recipient accepts with /tpaccept. PlayerWarps also let players create public destinations for their shops or builds.
L&M Industries says its SMP runs “Society - Sunlit Valley”.
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