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.
Veylor combines survival, protected land and player trading, with Java and Bedrock connections. Special enchantments can be obtained through fishing or selected librarians: Vampirism converts part of the damage dealt into healing, while another enchantment mines a 3 × 3 area. An auction house, chest shops and trades confirmed by both players support the economy, with commands for checking item price trends.
VanillaGame advertises survival without world resets so that builds and progress remain in place. The server describes automatic backups and in-game rewards for daily votes.
JD Bros combines Bedrock city building with minigames. Builders can merge up to nine plots for larger projects, with almost all blocks available for their builds.
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.
In Survival, PlayStrix provides three home slots. Each dimension allows three free regions, each with a maximum volume of one million blocks. Additional regions cost in-game currency. Buying enchanted books from villagers also requires diamonds alongside emeralds; the night can be skipped when half the players sleep. The guide warns that an invited member is normally not punished for stealing or damaging the land: in a theft case, a prior guarantee from that player, kept as a screenshot, can provide grounds for staff intervention.
HexagonMC is a German-language Pixelmon server with eight player-run gyms and a league featuring the Elite Four and Champion. Its battle zone includes a duel tower, while dungeons provide rewards. Playing unlocks skills and advances the Battle Pass. Resource worlds reset regularly and plots are provided for building. The site lists Minecraft 1.21.1 with Pixelmon 9.3.16.
ReallyWorld’s paid privileges include HERO, with a virtual workbench through /craft, five auction slots and two protected areas. MAGISTER advertises /repair all, thirty-two homes, forty-eight protected areas, twenty-two auction slots and double currency for kills. The paid STO-branch pass adds the account to its whitelist and provides entry while the pass is active.
AgeraPvP Club presents itself as a Minecraft project by video creator AgeraPark, primarily focused on PvP.
McCrafters advertises Java and Bedrock access to its Survival, Citybuild and OneBlock network. In Survival, jobs earn coins and GraveBox protects items after death; permissions distinguish door access from access to chests and machines. Citybuild combines plots, shops and player-to-player auctions. OneBlock develops an island through successive phases; /ob reset removes the old island and starts a new one, and must be used from the lobby.
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.
CubeVerse advertises vanilla Survival under the Sakura Season label.
Cube-Nation offers Survival with protected plots and community towns. Residential worlds are retained, while resource worlds are replaced regularly. Players can open shops, with a limit of ten Shopkeepers per player. Access is unlocked by confirming the rules on the website while connected to the server.
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.
BlockariaPrime offers a Java CityBuild world, a hub and PvP arenas. Building uses plots, player shops and an auction house, with daily interest from the bank. The project advertises no planned wipe, while its resource world resets automatically.
NexusCraft’s server message advertises voice chat through the /voice command.
PlayMatix offers Advance, a hard-difficulty survival mode that requires accepting the resource pack. Overworld and Nether resources regenerate outside claims and their surrounding five chunks; the End regenerates every three to four months. Its OneBlock has 17 phases. Breaking blocks in its dedicated mine pays currency rather than giving the mined resources. Voice chat uses the Simple Voice Chat client mod.
SurvivalTC advertises Survival and invites players to create a guild, join the war and earn rewards.
SGPGGB Citybuild allows up to four jobs at once, player trading and bank savings. Shops use a plugin developed by the server. Resources are gathered on a separate farming server that includes the End. Hammerfall and FortKnox are among its original minigames, alongside Minesweeper and Survival Games. An event server advertises several sessions each week.
Terrenya structures persistent survival around gathering, building and player trading. Jobs and character levels provide progression alongside prestiges. Its wiki covers land claims, the auction house, enchantments and custom crafting. The homepage specifies Minecraft 1.21.11 or newer for connecting.
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.
Syntex Gaming’s ATM10 instance combines modpack progression with a player economy. Daily and weekly contracts reward mining, crafting or kills with coins that players can transfer and spend at auction. Playtime unlocks ranks with larger land protection allowances, more force-loaded chunks and additional home locations; access to some convenience commands depends on the rank reached.
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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