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7 players
Smithtainment describes Minecraft ranks earned through playtime, separately from purchased ranks. The operator’s list progresses from Newcomer, with one job and one saved home, to Veteran, with six jobs and four homes. Member adds Artmap and character resizing.
0 players
SocialKingdom advertises community-oriented Survival with trading and tracked progression.
6 players
SoftBloom advertises at least 1,400 rewarded quests and ranks earned through progression, from Settler to Eternal. Its claiming and anti-grief systems protect builds. The server supports Java and Bedrock; the operator recommends Java 1.21.11 because newer versions can break its custom texture pack.
18 players
SoftSlayer, founded in June 2011, offers survival with a whitelist requested on Discord in #apply-here. The server advertises keeping its world and expanding the border with each major update. It has no land claims: staff use tracking tools to protect builds. Griefing and stealing are forbidden.
587 players
SoulCraft combines upgradeable generators, selling their output and PvP in its GenPvP: earnings develop bases and equipment exposed to attacks. Skyblock also uses farms and resource orders from the server or players. Java, Bedrock and clients without premium accounts are accepted, without a mandatory network-specific launcher.
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SoulMC says its network dates back to 2021. Its presentation distinguishes BoxPvP, with a cycle of farming, item trading and combat in a box-shaped arena, from Dream Survival, with territory expansion, dungeons and world bosses. Performance mods and shaders are allowed; mods that alter gameplay are forbidden.
15 players
SparkCraft separates Survival without duplication exploits or cheating from a private Vanilla branch described without claims, donations or unnecessary plugins.
26 players
SparklyPower expands survival with protected land, player shops, backpacks and pets. Jetpacks assist movement during building work. Its economy uses sonecas, which can be converted both ways with the sonhos currency of the Loritta Discord bot. The Brazilian server provides Java and Bedrock access.
16 players
SpeedVanilla’s store offers a paid three-month SpeedRank. This offer allows joining even when the server is full and unlocks all five home slots. It also adds colored item names through an anvil and /hat for wearing an item or block on the head. These benefits belong to the paid offer.
2 players
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.
1 players
SpooderLex SMP is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
8 players
SporeMC’s secondary Coins currency can be earned through jobs, trading and monthly bosses; Pinata Parties also offer a chance to collect coin drops. /coinshop offers nets for transporting mobs, radius or whole-chunk hoppers, claim blocks and temporary flight. Java and Bedrock share the server.
241 players
Spot Games allows autoclickers and simple hardware macros for farming, but its rules prohibit their use in combat, PvP, arenas and events. Bots and complex scripts remain prohibited, including for farming. The wiki recommends /autofarm as the official option and requires player trades to remain within the game, without outside goods in exchange.
6 players
SquidNetwork combines Survival with custom biomes and mining ores to sell. Money and Coin are used for player trading and the /shop store. Land is marked at two opposite corners with /startp and /endp, then purchased with /land buy; owners can invite players and manage access. Crate keys are offered through /keyshop or voting.
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