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Asil Network’s Skyblock runs in seasons: its rules state that inventories, builds and progress reset when a new season starts. Registration requires being older than 13 or having explicit parental consent. Global chat is reserved for Turkish, with other languages using private messages. Teleport traps, warps falsely advertised as safe, and large automatic selling systems that affect the economy are prohibited.
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.
It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
Avalore offers medieval fantasy roleplay restricted to adults. The whitelist application includes a character and their history in the Southern Reach. Checks use two ten-sided dice, modified by stats and skills. Combat is turn-based; experience earned at events improves abilities or unlocks Feats. Becoming a mage involves a pact with a patron, with separate rules for that path.
MG Network brings Java and Bedrock players together across three combat servers. SkyPvP uses floating islands, 1.8-style combat and killstreaks. BoxPvP combines mines with close-quarters arena fights, using a combat timer to stop mid-fight logout. Altar offers hard-difficulty free-for-all where players can form teams and clans. Ranks and cosmetics carry between servers on the network.
BareBonesMP separates Lifesteal Factions from Survival SMP. In Lifesteal, deaths cost permanent hearts down to a minimum of three, with a maximum of twenty; destroying the Heart Core during a war removes the faction’s claims. Survival requires players to be at least 18 and apply through Discord. Structure loot is instanced per player there, and PvP is disabled by default with /pvptoggle to enable it. Simple Voice Chat is optional.
Kingscraft’s site presents four formats: Survival, minigames, Skyblock and BedWars.
RqlixMC presents a Java and Bedrock network whose worlds are chosen through a server selector. In ElytraBox, players mine themed rooms, trade up from Shards to Crowns and take their gear into an elytra arena. Practice offers PvP kits with a rating and division ladder. Pillars of Fortune provides random loot through lucky blocks: players knock opponents into the void to be the last one standing.
Ace MC builds its survival around land claims, player shops and a player economy. Custom fishing distinguishes catches by rarity and includes events; farming and jobs also form part of progression. Getting started includes a tutorial and /claim for the player’s land. Java and Bedrock share the same world.
EdenSky structures its Skyblock around islands, jobs and the economy. Daily missions, weekly challenges and longer goals guide progression. Job levels unlock skills and bonuses. The website provides island rankings, market offers and an events calendar.
Afterlife presents a Minecraft Java SMP with quality-of-life additions, drawing on its community’s ideas.
Alméria combines a main quest storyline with daily missions. Guilds let players cooperate and receive bonuses. Towns are built by players, who trade through their shops or NPC merchants. Combat content distinguishes solo bosses, two-player dungeons and raids for up to four players, alongside seasonal events.
MineValley separates its building world from a resource world that resets weekly. A campfire Protection Block creates an initial 50 × 50 × 50-block base and allows four other players to join. It needs fuel: when fuel runs out, visitors can steal loot without breaking blocks; after the decay timer, the base can be taken over. Upgrades include the money and scraps generator, storage and crop growth.
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.
BreakProject’s rules regulate one-on-one duels: deliberately delaying them is punishable. They prohibit modifications that assist aiming, attack automatically or automate PvP. When staff request an inspection, the rules require AnyDesk, RustDesk or RuDesktop; a Discord inspection can be agreed for players on phones or Linux. Refusing, leaving or ignoring the inspection can lead to a fourteen-day ban. On Linux, the rules recommend X11 and state the same penalty if Wayland prevents the inspection. If staff load a program absent from the permitted list, the rules tell players to disconnect the remote session and submit a complaint to technical support.
Crystalium advertises “Bot Practice”, “Chunklock” and “FFA” in its server message.
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.
MinePix separates Skyblock from survival: ranks, inventory and money do not transfer. Skyblock has 100 levels, with flight unlocked at level 50, nine jobs paying for actions and eight minion types gathering resources. The resource pack is needed to display menus correctly.
Shinoda RP adapts the Naruto setting into roleplay centred on villages and clans. Each character develops techniques and specialisations, then takes part in their village’s political relations. Alliances, rivalries and conflicts between groups drive the story. The website presents a persistent setting whose development depends on player actions.
BoopNet’s presentation advertises RLCraft Dregora.
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