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LusíadasCraft directs players to a Claims world for building and protecting bases. Jobs earn money and /rankup provides progression goals. Survival runs in seasons whose systems and economy can change. Official Java accounts are normally registered automatically; other clients use /register.
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.
VikingCraft advertises Survival without resets. Crews have a bank, shared storage and a home point; upgrades increase their member and chest capacity. The Dex stores collectible mementos, allows trading duplicates and lets players view another player’s collection even while that player is offline.
BekaNW’s Survival offers paid monthly perks and spawners sold through its store. The SPONSOR+ rank lasts one month and allows thirty claims and five home slots. It removes RTP and teleportation waiting times and grants permission to break eight spawners per day. The store also sells a skeleton spawner advertised as a source of XP and bones.
The Vista Valley network advertises an Earth Survival branch and an economy-focused experience. Its FAQ states support for the Simple Voice Chat mod.
QuickLand presents a Survival server where saved-home and /ah auction listing limits vary by rank. The user rank allows two homes and five items for sale. The paid Quick rank, advertised as permanent, raises those limits to five and ten and provides access to /fly and portable crafting with /craft. The paid Sky rank, also advertised as permanent, allows ten homes, twenty items for sale and teleportation without a cooldown.
Planetember lets players obtain ranks with Coins earned in game alongside purchasable ranks. Jobs and quests give rewards, while votes provide crate keys. A shared voting goal triggers a bonus for everyone; the month’s top voter receives a free rank. Java and Bedrock share the connection address.
CommunityCraft advertises cooperative Survival in a Vanilla-style format.
Zelmyra separates seasonal Skyblock from a Forever SMP presented as persistent. Skyblock progression uses custom fruit farming, trading and minions with upgradeable range, storage and speed, rather than a spawner economy. Progression goals unlock permanent commands and seasonal boosts without buying a rank. The SMP adds towns, player shops, auctions and dungeons with bosses and party mechanics. Java and Bedrock are welcome.
Seria lists Survival, Caveblock and Tycoon. Its message also advertises an update focused on jobs.
Landaria offers abilities unlocked through play, including felling a tree in one action or replanting crops. These abilities consume mana that regenerates over time. Reputation missions can increase activity-related salaries. The guide limits alchemy to twenty brewing stands per player at once.
MenaceMC survival combines money and Essence earned through play to improve equipment, spawners and long-term progression. Fishing provides rare rewards. Each player can start a private Ender Dragon fight: the arena is isolated, with the kill and rewards belonging to that encounter. Guilds let players group up, trade and compete during the season. Connection uses Minecraft Java.
FénixCraft, founded in 2023, offers Magic Survival where wands consume mana to cast spells. The mode has eight dimensions; advancing ranks and completing quests opens further worlds and supplies their portal recipes. Most of its more than 80 animals can be tamed using treats and leveled up. New players get one hour of inventory retention and /back.
Bumble SMP announces the availability of the Dappled Forest update.
SiegeLands is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
Games.Place connects seven mini-games through a shared lobby. Lofts lets players own a home, furnish it, add NPCs and host friends. Lifesteal steals a heart from the victim of a kill, while KitPvP awards coins to upgrade equipment. Dungeons are played in teams against monsters, traps and bosses; parkour provides courses and records. The network shares its games between Java and Bedrock.
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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