Find a Minecraft PvP server for your next session. Fight solo or as a team. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. English is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country. The connection IP is estimated in United States. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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2b2t presents itself as an anarchy survival server with PvP in a world that does not reset. Exploration and combat therefore take place on a persistent map. Its announcements also document gameplay changes, such as phantoms moved to the End and remaining passive until attacked. The website describes Bedrock access as an experiment.
14 players
Anarchy.ac offers survival with open PvP and a world advertised as never resetting. There are no protected plots or claims: raids, theft and destruction of builds are allowed. Players can join without an application, using separate Java and Bedrock addresses. The rules still set limits on attacks against the server and abuse in chat.
11 players
Anarchy Network allows PvP and destroying builds, while banning hacked clients. Its map is advertised without resets. Phantoms are removed, half the players must sleep to skip the night, and player heads can be obtained from any PvP kill.
117 players
AstralMC announces the availability of Purge, presented as Kitmap.
1 players
A Zombie Pigman Broke My Door presents itself under the label Semi-Anarchy.
195 players
CavePvP limits each player to four accounts online at once. On Fasts, a player may use only one account per faction for the whole map, without rotating in an alternate account. Alliances between factions during fights are prohibited. The rules also prohibit a member leaving or being kicked just before death to avoid a DTR loss.
170 players
CivMC develops player-run nations through diplomacy, alliances and conflict. Blocks are reinforced with resources, and opponents can be imprisoned in combat. Its economy relies partly on experience production: biome-specific crops go through factories to become consumable emeralds or experience bottles. Chest shops allow trading without both players being online together. The website lists Minecraft 1.21.11.
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Active since 2020, Civ+ lets players form nations, decide their rules and conduct diplomacy. Sanctuaries secure borders, while blocks and chests reinforced with metals take longer to break. A kill with a Vorpal sword imprisons the victim: release comes from its holder, another player taking the sword or its charge running out. Meteors allow the sword to be recharged. The server uses Minecraft Java.
377 players
CosmicReborn advertises a space-themed Factions server inspired by CosmicPvP, with PvP, PvE, dungeons, Trials and minigames.
18 players
Departed RPG builds progression around classes, specialisations and branching skill trees. Monsters have spell cards to collect and trade with other players. Professions include cooking, fishing and equipment crafting. Dungeons combine puzzles, secret bosses and loot for solo players or groups; other dimensions provide their own environments. The website lists Minecraft Java access without an additional launcher.
39 players
EdenMC focuses on building nations in a persistent world and requires players to be at least 13 years old. Normally only one account may play per IP address, with staff able to make exceptions for shared households. Performance, building and mapping mods remain subject to the rules; combat assistance and discovering hidden information are prohibited.
75 players
FatalMC builds its Lifesteal around hearts gained by killing a player and lost by dying to another. Players start with ten hearts and a cap of twenty; five prestiges can raise the cap to twenty-five by resetting health to ten each time. Losing all hearts causes a ban. The economy adds bounties, player orders and an auction house, and hearts can also be spent on equipment.
6 players
Frozen Network advertises an “Unstable FFA” mode in its welcome message. Its website provides Java access, including non-premium accounts, and Eaglercraft access.
17 players
Harry’s Pit Sandbox builds a Java PvP arena around killstreaks, levels and prestiges. Fighting bots activates Megastreaks whose difficulty and rewards increase with duration. At level 120, prestige opens new content; the Renown earned purchases permanent upgrades. Players configure loadouts and invest points in the Mastery tree to modify their Megastreaks. Mystic weapons and enchantments are rolled and then upgraded.
4 players
MCInfected pits survivors against infected players after one minute to hide. Mother Zombies then appear, and each victim joins the horde. Survivors must last four minutes; full infection gives the zombies victory. Each class has abilities and a mastery that can be prestiged at level 10 for a skill token. The Lab unlocks other classes through challenges and earned game currency. Advertised access is Java 1.21.11 or later.
26 players
MCLeveling offers a Java MMORPG inspired by Solo Leveling, with five classes and a hunter rank based on level. Shadow extraction unlocks in the D-rank story, with up to nine shadows kept and one fighting at a time. Its Auction House supports Buy It Now purchases and bidding auctions lasting from one hour to seven days, with a 5% tax on each sale. The join guide says no client mods are required and asks players to accept the resource pack.
281 players
MCManhunt pits a player trying to complete Minecraft against hunters, with twists that change the chase. It also offers Death Swap, where opponents exchange positions, Block Shuffle and rising lava elimination games. Games are available in Europe and North America. Access requires Java 1.21 or newer, with no application or whitelist.
8 players
MineTexas Anarchy allows raids and griefing without server-enforced gameplay rules. Its website advertises a semi-vanilla environment without gameplay-changing plugins and a commitment not to reset the world. These features concern the network’s Anarchy instance.
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