It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server. The game stays close to its original version.
- In-game languages
- Russian
- Accepted versions
- 26.3
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It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server. The game stays close to its original version.
Verre de Lait offers vanilla survival for Java and Bedrock. New arrivals start as visitors and must introduce themselves on Discord and take a guided tour to become players. The community reports little PvP outside occasional events. The website dates the opening to December 6, 2024, and records a full reset in late 2025.
Purity Vanilla offers anarchy without hacked clients or gameplay-changing plugins. The server provides no teleports, homes or predefined economy, leaving trading and conflict to players. Exploits and lag machines are prohibited. Some paid supporter tiers and voting streaks speed up the connection queue.
TogetherCraft welcomes an adult community into permanent survival, with a diamond economy and a separate resource world. Districts provide building themes linked by portals. Land is marked with signs, fences or walls; there are no home or player teleport commands. Access requires official Minecraft Java, an accepted application and a Discord account linked to Minecraft. Quests and weekly events supplement building projects.
Maven’s Hive advertises dungeons, custom mobs and Friday events in its welcome message. Its website provides Java and Bedrock connections and states that non-premium access is supported. On the first Java connection, its guide asks players to secure their identity through /register.
BetaMC runs Minecraft Java Beta 1.7.3 rather than a beta of the current release. Its guide distinguishes the protected spawn from the wilderness, where griefing is permitted. Players protect builds by creating a village with /village create. Money is earned by killing mobs or selling to the admin shop, and players can join a town or open a shop.
BackToBlocks offers Vanilla+ Survival on Java and Bedrock, with Terralith biomes and a separate mob cap for each player. Ordinary Survival remains open; building at spawn, in the Nether Hub or on the End Island requires graylist access. Players can apply through Discord after one week of playtime, or three days with a vouch from an existing player. /trade requires both participants to accept and clears their confirmation if the items change.
SourceMC lists VanillaPlus alongside formats named SurvivalSF and SkyBlockSF.
SiteB offers whitelisted vanilla survival for adults. The server uses no land-claim plugins or ranks granting gameplay advantages. The community decides on new seasons, advertised as lasting eight to twelve months, and makes completed worlds downloadable. Proximity voice chat supports player-built projects and minigames.
SparkCraft separates Survival without duplication exploits or cheating from a private Vanilla branch described without claims, donations or unnecessary plugins.
HardlineVanilla presents itself as vanilla anarchy.
It is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players. The game stays close to its original version.
The MystiCraft network lists Lifesteal, Practice and vanilla survival.
CommunityCraft advertises cooperative Survival in a Vanilla-style format.
Build&Craft offers Freebuild where jobs and trading earn ranks and commands. Creative uses individual or shared plots. Skybuild adapts small-island progression to farming and building. Vanilla follows a different approach: it resets with every major Minecraft version.
TotemCraft keeps its main world without wipes and prohibits theft and griefing. Travel uses portals and a player-built Nether metro, with no teleport commands. Shops within 500 blocks of spawn need administrator approval. Clan wars require written terms in books signed and exchanged by both leaders.
GigaVanilla uses Fabric, Lithium and Clumps for survival close to vanilla, without PaperMC or an advertised world border. Hacked clients and item duplication are prohibited, with explicit exceptions for string, sand, TNT, carpets and similar elements. Voting grants no rewards.
VanillaRanked describes its paid Vanilla+ rank as permanent. Its benefit list advertises nine player kit slots, custom armour trims and shield patterns, elytra at spawn and access to /hide. Custom kill effects are also listed in this offer.
Nómadas lists Java 26.3 in its joining instructions and requires Discord-linked registration after accepting its rules. Builds must stay at least one hundred blocks from other players’ builds, even if they are unprotected. Castilian Spanish is the official language, and the community recommends adult access.
Minecore presents two branches: Pure Vanilla with land protection, and Survival Economy with an economy, plugins and events.
Minebox combines Skyblock, bounded plots and MMORPG progression. Players begin on a 4 × 4 island that expands as they level up. Classes and spells are used in dungeons, raids and PvP arenas. Players also develop professions, pets and expedition ships. The server runs in seasons and is accessed through Minecraft Java.
UneasyVanilla is a Minecraft Java semi-anarchy survival server launched on March 10, 2020. Its world persists without map resets, while hacked clients, X-ray and machines designed to cause lag are forbidden. Autoclickers are allowed for farms, but never for PvP.
DrakesCraft combines a player-driven economy with automation and bosses in its server description.
Minecraft Country offers cooperative survival close to the base game on Java. The main world focuses on PvE, with an exception for resource worlds. Claims protect builds, and the /trapped command lets players leave a plot where they are stuck. Saved homes, an online map and player trading supplement the cooperative tools. Griefing is forbidden and public chat uses English.
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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