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.
Cobblemon Callisto adds Luminous and Exalted shiny Pokémon tiers with distinct visual effects. The server advertises a legendary raid every Sunday, with other possible appearances during the week. Challenges include eight player Gym Leaders and the Elite Four, alongside NPC gyms with level progression and rematches. Plushies come in four rarity tiers, and duplicates can be condensed into higher tiers.
Cobblemon Academy offers a Pokémon adventure with gyms and towns in an open world. Players choose a House, Entei, Suicune or Raikou, which earns points from their victories. Daily quests and a shared World Boss complement the season. The official launcher installs and updates mods, then uses the player’s Microsoft Minecraft account.
Dystoria presents a Cobblemon environment with advertised mega evolutions and cosmetic ranks.
CobbleAsia requires its official modpack to join Season 2; it is obtained through Discord, and official and non-premium accounts are accepted. New players follow nine starter quests that teach catching, summoning, claims, jobs and the shop through practice. The Forge offers seasonal Arctis equipment with infinite durability, whose passive abilities improve using shards. Upgrading from Level V to Level VI (Overmax) requires a Seasonal Essence or its equivalent at the Archaeologist. Clearing a dungeon gives a seasonal key, also sold in the store. Older SolForge equipment remains playable, but new keys for it are no longer sold.
PokeKingdoms offers Cobblemon with global and personal hunts: players must catch a Pokémon with the required properties after the hunt begins, then hand it in for rewards. Kingdoms are player guilds; their Stars come from rare hunts, raid top-damage bonuses and tournaments. Along with money, Stars buy shared perks such as better catch rates or guild warps.
CobbleGems offers a Cobblemon adventure in towns inspired by the Pokémon games, with exploration and catching. To join, the website asks players to install its modpack through the Modrinth app after signing in to their Microsoft Minecraft account. The pack then prepares the game and server. Access to the adventure is advertised as free.
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