These Minecraft servers have gained average players over the past 24 hours. Check their languages, game modes and entry requirements to find somewhere to play.
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.
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.
Faceland builds its RPG around combat skills that unlock abilities players can combine into their own setup. Dungeons, bosses and guild arenas test that character, while fishing, alchemy, cooking and crafting offer non-combat progression. Loot has randomly generated properties and can be customised with gems, scrolls and tomes. Rare materials feed crafting and the player economy.
HoneySMP allows griefing, theft, tpa-kills and trap-kills. Its rules limit accounts to four per IP address. FreeCam, MiniMap, X-Ray and HealthIndicator are banned, along with autoclickers and macros. Redstone mechanisms that harm performance, including excessively large farms or lag machines, are also banned.
MellowCraft is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.
Peaceful Vanilla Club keeps survival close to the base game in a main world advertised as never resetting. Land can be protected and PvP is limited to arenas. A random teleport portal lets players leave spawn to settle elsewhere. Java and Bedrock share the world, with connection addresses for each edition. The website also documents virtual-reality access through QuestCraft or Vivecraft.
ArchMC presents a Survival/Lifesteal branch with a custom resource pack. Its Housing mode offers building plots, custom blocks, redstone-free automation and a visiting system. Duels are advertised as 1v1 matches with ranked ladders, private games and match history, while Bedwars has custom generators and shops.
Vanilla Haven has no land claims. Players get six home locations by default and can teleport to each other. Inventory retention is advertised in a separate spawn area.
For its Prominence II instance, Hack The Planet asks players to use the corresponding modpack in a version matching the server. Its FAQ states that access is public without a whitelist. It describes a player market, vote and reward crates, and Blood Moon events that strengthen mobs and improve loot.
The SafeHavenMC network presents a Survival world advertised without resets, with player shops, jobs, protected towns and plots, and in-game banking.
HaZeyNetwork advertises no rules, no map resets and no map trimming.
PureMC Vanilla protects builds with land claims in a long-term Overworld. Only the End resets each Friday, refreshing cities and loot and providing a tougher custom dragon. The Java server also offers voice chat and player trading.
DiamondFire lets players create their own minigames with block-based coding directly inside Minecraft, without prior setup or programming experience. Community creations are also playable by visitors. Featured examples include Deep Echo, with procedurally generated dungeons and abilities against monster hordes. Murder Game uses social deduction with six roles, while One Shot turns snowballs into one-hit eliminations.
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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