Floreon presents Cozymon as its Cobblemon Survival server, with whitelist-only access.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.1
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Floreon presents Cozymon as its Cobblemon Survival server, with whitelist-only access.
Toxigon is an anarchy server with a permanent world, relaunched on a fresh map on 17 August 2026. Beyond 2,000 blocks, corrupted mobs replace natural spawns and grow stronger with distance; their shards can be redeemed for crate keys. Levels grant recurring progression rewards, and players can place bounties on opponents. Java and Bedrock share the world, with spawn serving as its safe area.
PokeCade requires a compatible version of its Cobblemon modpack. In Fire Red raids, each player fights their own boss instance, but damage is pooled against shared health. Rewards depend on contribution, followed by a forty-five-second capture window after victory. Trade-Up permanently consumes submitted Pokémon to draw a random result, with odds displayed before confirmation. Research adds daily, weekly and seasonal tasks.
FruitySMP presents Survival for Java and Bedrock, welcoming all players. Its store lists the paid Apple rank with two homes and three rows in the PlayerVault. A separate Fly package provides flight in the Overworld. The purchase of 5,000 claim blocks is a one-time addition that does not transfer between seasons.
The Pen describes itself as a classic Prison server.
Feather64 advertises an unprotected SMP where raids and griefing are allowed. Each new player receives a single collectible feather with no special ability or replacement, and keep inventory lasts for their first hour. Logging out during combat spawns an NPC carrying their inventory: if killed, it drops the items and the player reconnects dead; otherwise it disappears after 30 seconds. Duplication is prohibited except for TNT, rails and carpets.
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.
Empire Minecraft separates survival from town life. The Frontier is used for exploration and custom creature combat, with difficulty set individually for each player. Towns accommodate builds and shops without monsters; residences can also host player-made games and puzzles. PvP takes place in the Games server arenas, where fights do not cause item loss.
BingoMC has players race to collect a card’s items in a shared survival world. Completing a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line wins. In Lockout, an item claimed by a player or team becomes unavailable to the others. Public games usually have up to 8 players; the Plus rank allows private games with up to 16. Its operator advertises Minecraft Java 1.21.11 or newer, plus Bedrock access to the same games.
Harry’s Pit Sandbox builds a Java PvP arena around killstreaks, levels and prestiges. Fighting bots activates Megastreaks whose difficulty and rewards increase with duration. At level 120, prestige opens new content; the Renown earned purchases permanent upgrades. Players configure loadouts and invest points in the Mastery tree to modify their Megastreaks. Mystic weapons and enchantments are rolled and then upgraded.
CommunityCraft advertises cooperative Survival in a Vanilla-style format.
Gaia Legends develops its SMP around the Wilderness, where custom bosses and ores provide equipment and craftable alloys. Combat, mining and survival skill branches unlock permanent bonuses. Chests appear randomly, while Mystic Orbs are collected and exchanged for a special crate key. Outside these expeditions, land can be claimed with permissions for friends, and players trade through shops and auctions. Java and Bedrock are supported.
BoopNet’s presentation advertises RLCraft Dregora.
Afri-Network welcomes Java, Bedrock and non-premium accounts. Practice offers training bots, ranked matchmaking and multiple arenas. Skyblock islands have upgrades, generators specific to the mode and cooperative play. Survival combines a player economy, claims and custom enchantments. The rules require one account per player and English in global chat, and ban AFK machines and griefing.
UnstableWorld advertises a kit layout editor. Its store offers the paid Wemmbu kit with a two-hour claim cooldown: fireworks, Elytra, Density and Breach maces, and a spear. A separate bundle removes that cooldown for the same kit and adds /enderchest access. These benefits belong to the paid offers.
Carrotcraft’s store offers the paid VIP rank in one-month, three-month or “Lifetime” packages. It adds five Survival homes and nine Ender Chest slots in Survival and Skyblock. The rank also includes queue skipping and lobby flight.
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.
Bamboo SMP presents its survival server as friends-only and labels it as pre-release.
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