PetalCraft is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
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PetalCraft is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
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Vanilly combines its survival world with a creative plots server for community builds. Its Vanilly 2.0 presentation advertises proximity voice on Discord and customization through weapon and tool skins, pets and seasonal items. Vote ranks and crate rewards support these collections. Lobby building contests and Art Map creations are among the community activities already held.
Ancients progresses players through mines: they sell resources, gain ranks and prestige their pickaxe to unlock perks. Rifts are timed mining arenas with points, leaderboards and a skill tree funded by Rift Marks. Four bosses have their own arenas and call out attacks before using them. Seasons return everyone to a fresh start; Java and Bedrock are welcomed without a whitelist.
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Nova Haven’s Survival welcomes Java and Bedrock players with a starter kit and brief protection from other players. Land-claim blocks are earned by playing, and bonus blocks can also be given to another player. Claims control building and container access through several trust levels. Doors, trapdoors and pressure plates remain usable by everyone by default, however; their access can be restricted individually in the claim settings.
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Astralya offers survival where Java and Bedrock share the same map. Its seven jobs each have a workbench and recipes that change gathering and crafting. Contests and a shared VoteParty piñata provide activities. The server advertises preserving builds without resets since opening. Its guide asks players to accept the resource pack when joining.
MinePlus’s SMP presents an underwater-themed spawn with Market and İhale buildings for trading. The network also offers its own client for launching the game in one click, customizing the experience with mods, seeing who is playing and chatting.
In Arefy’s Skyblock, /isla starts island creation, with five types and seven biome styles advertised. The Void Island starts on one bedrock block and is exclusive to the AREFY+ rank. The wiki also describes chat reactions involving a word to type or a maths problem to solve, advertised every fifteen minutes with a decorative leaderboard.
NostalgiaCraft offers Java and Bedrock survival without an entry application, virtual currency or land claims. The /trade command supports item exchanges accepted by both participants. Theft and PvP are allowed in the wilderness but prohibited in community graylist zones. Searching for or raiding a base with a minimap installed is prohibited; a base found under those conditions cannot be raided. Chiseled bookshelves and lecterns cannot be looted, and killing or stealing other players’ villagers or animals is prohibited griefing. A licensed shop is obtained at auction, with monthly rent and approval through a Discord ticket before building.
OtterSMP prohibits theft and damaging other players’ builds, including on unclaimed land that should be reported to staff. Trades involving money use /ah, and public chat uses English. The rules limit each player or IP address to two Minecraft accounts; shared households need staff verification.
Rtrix offers classic and modern PvP practice with solo and duo queues. Classic Practice bots have five difficulty levels, while BedWars drills cover bridging, water-bucket landings and fireball or TNT jumps. Lifesteal adds heart stealing, dungeons, player orders, auctions and bounties; Crystal FFA lets players prepare equipment in a virtual kit room.
NovaVoid turns every player into an animated 3D cat in a world shared by Java and Bedrock. Players found nations, claim land, form alliances and can go to war. Catnip is the currency for chest shops and the player market. Minigames award catnip and Battle Pass experience. The server advertises a world without resets and a new story event each month.
Gardens MC separates permanent build worlds from resource worlds regenerated every month. /rtp lets players choose between these destinations; claims are enabled in the build worlds. Farming adds twelve crops grown in planter boxes that need water and light. Harvests have one to three stars of quality and can be sold to Saul for Acorns. Sprinklers water a five-by-five-block area on the same level or one block below and, when full, support crop growth for five in-game days.
MineDemon offers an SMP with clans and an economic market, accessible on Java and Bedrock. Its rules allow griefing, teleport traps and scams between players while prohibiting cheats, duplication and macros. Votes provide rewards and contribute towards a collective VoteParty. A separate daily reward is claimed through a link created in-game, after watching an advertising video on the website.
Growth compares average hourly player readings over 24 hours 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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