These Minecraft servers have gained average players over the past 7 days. Check their languages, game modes and entry requirements to find somewhere to play.
CrazyCombat combines survival with custom armor, bosses, dungeons and claims, Elo-ranked one-on-one duels, and an anarchy-focused Unstable mode. Players switch modes from the hub, with progression and cosmetics advertised as shared. The network supports Java and Bedrock crossplay.
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.
VastalaMC offers medieval fantasy roleplay with Towny. Its rules limit players to three Chest Shops, except the Burgher Origin, which allows an unlimited number. Trade scams are permitted within the rules. PvP does not always require consent, with safe-area exceptions and a ban on harassment. Redstone installations that automatically produce resources are prohibited, even small ones.
AetherSMP sets its roleplay in a medieval fantasy setting.
Lantern aims for a permanent world, with no reset planned. After a Minecraft update, the border can expand to generate new terrain while keeping towns, bases, inventories and player history. Chest or barrel shops trade in quantities set at creation; owners can add staff to restock and collect profits. Java and Bedrock are advertised.
DirtCraft’s website presents a modded network with separate addresses for All the Mods 10, ATM10 To the Sky, All the Mons, FTB Evolution, Stoneblock 4, Infinity Evolved and Seaopolis Submerged 2. The network wiki documents shops where prices and quantities can be set for each item. The /shop open command opens the shop browser; /shop list lists shops.
DelveSMP adds dungeons designed for solo players or groups, with their own mechanics, challenges and loot. Progression also uses skills that unlock adaptations and mutations to customise a character’s build. An arcade of custom minigames offers a change of activity within the same server.
In TFMC’s roleplay, players create a character with /rpcharacter create, then claim a starter kit. Seven combat classes determine equipment style, with levels and attribute points. Three professions progress separately through activities including mining, harvesting player-grown crops and woodcutting. Denars carried in a pouch drop on death unless keep-inventory or the faction’s “keep pouch” perk applies; deposits in a faction bank remain protected.
AvesClub offers solo training against bots using different PvP kits, with five difficulty levels and a private arena. Duels include Crystal, Mace, UHC, Sumo and Boxing. A separate BedWars mode adds bed defence, resource gathering and team upgrades. Java and Bedrock share the lobby, duels and practice, with Bedrock-specific menus.
BackToBlocks offers Vanilla+ Survival on Java and Bedrock, with Terralith biomes and a separate mob cap for each player. Ordinary Survival remains open; building at spawn, in the Nether Hub or on the End Island requires graylist access. Players can apply through Discord after one week of playtime, or three days with a vouch from an existing player. /trade requires both participants to accept and clears their confirmation if the items change.
VillageBud is a Java Skyblock server in open beta, with no client mods to install and a resource pack to accept. Players choose from 14 starting islands. Its generator has 60 tiers, each unlocking a new block; 496 island missions provide BattlePass experience. Fourteen skills reach level 1000. Eight half-seasons alter day length, rain and crop growth.
DiplomaticaMC uses a 1:450 Earth map where players establish Towny towns and nations. Gold ingots and blocks serve as currency for trade and expansion. Sieges are opt-in, restricted to weekends and described as non-destructive with no plundering. Towns and nations have no upkeep, but players’ Towny data is deleted after 60 days of inactivity. A valid Minecraft Java account is required.
RefinedVanilla brings Java and Bedrock together on one map, advertised without resets. Raiding, griefing and PvP are allowed, while hacked clients are banned. There are no land claims, homes, teleports or kits. Supporter ranks are presented as cosmetic or community perks, without gear or combat advantages.
Elodia’s SMP bans griefing and theft, including unclaimed builds. Its PvP branch allows raids, looting and partial damage related to the raid, while prohibiting complete base destruction. In Skyblock, member and visitor permissions must be respected; alternate accounts and island resets cannot be used to gain extra rewards or progression.
Gaia Legends develops its SMP around the Wilderness, where custom bosses and ores provide equipment and craftable alloys. Combat, mining and survival skill branches unlock permanent bonuses. Chests appear randomly, while Mystic Orbs are collected and exchanged for a special crate key. Outside these expeditions, land can be claimed with permissions for friends, and players trade through shops and auctions. Java and Bedrock are supported.
Age of Elysian offers dungeons to explore alone or in a party, with bosses, reward keys and Heirlooms traded for equipment. Towny towns pay daily upkeep: if they fall into ruin, their items remain lootable and undead guard the loot, but buildings stay protected. On death, items go into a grave at the last safe location, and /deathpos returns players near the death spot. Slimefun adds machine progression without requiring a client mod installation.
Growth compares average hourly player readings over 7 days with the previous period of equal length. At least 80% of hours must have a valid reading in both corresponding periods, and the previous average must be above zero. Only positive growth is ranked. One address is used per server. Missing readings are not replaced with zero.
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