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Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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13 players
PotterworldMC offers a wizarding adventure where each player receives a wand to cast spells. Classes, daily activities and quests award Spell Points; an exam unlocks the next year’s spells. Quests combine stories, combat, parkour and riddles, with some paths opening fast travel. The server also runs seasonal activities, such as its Phantomphobia haunted-house investigation. Entry requires Minecraft Java and enabling the server resource pack.
152 players
Roleplay Hub’s documentation describes character creation through /rpname and /setdesc for its SchoolRP branch. In-character chat reaches 15 blocks; /looc allows out-of-character conversation at the same distance, while /ooc is global. Classes are optional: participation and good behavior around faculty can earn Reward Stickers, redeemable at the front desk when a receptionist is online. The resource pack is strongly advised, rather than presented as mandatory.
3 players
Sarastus offers medieval roleplay in a fictional kingdom divided into nearly autonomous player-led fiefs. Physical currency and chest shops support trade, alongside custom forging, health and mine-collapse systems. Cooperation and character roleplay take priority over solitary survival. Java works without additional mods, but the resource pack is required. The recommended age is 16; younger players must have parental permission.
117 players
School Days directs players to the town hall’s employment office through /gps empleo to consult an adviser. Playing a police officer, doctor or teacher requires the corresponding job. The /me and /do commands describe character actions and context while allowing other players to respond. Friendly PvP requires consent and prior roleplay; green zones prohibit violence and illegal activities.
132 players
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.
13 players
SkullBox is a pirate adventure beginning on a 4 × 4 plot that can be expanded. Quests lead to other islands and trading earns gold coins. Players can form a guild and share their island with a crew. Java and Bedrock play together. An official account and acceptance of the resource pack are required.
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Slothgaming's Minecraft page presents Ganymed as the main world, Kallisto, Valetudo and Pasiphae as three farming worlds, and Adrastea as the plot world. Its rank table lists an auction-house limit of ten, a black-market limit of five and thirty Ultimate Shops for Spieler. The corresponding advertised values for Gold are 75, 50 and 75.
87 players
SnkMC advertises an adventure inspired by Attack on Titan: exploring the Walls and the cities of Trost and Shiganshina, ODM gear, Titan combat and group raids on Marleyan camps. Its website describes access as free, without a whitelist or application, with optional ranks and cosmetics in the store. The rules prohibit teleport kills, anti-AFK systems and mods that give an advantage, including X-Ray, FreeCam and AutoClick. Discord is strongly recommended.
29 players
StateMC requires its Technic modpack to play. For Roleplay and TTT, the guide also requires TeamSpeak 3, the project’s voice plugin and verification in TeamSpeak. The operator describes vehicles using DynamX physics, plus an in-game overlay and phone. In GunGame, kills advance players through new weapons until the final kill with a baseball bat.
24 players
StelyCube offers Survival worlds and Creative. In Survival, Resource, Nether and End maps regenerate at the end of each month. Announcements also document jobs, ranks and custom equipment. Builds belonging to a player absent for more than two months without notice may be regenerated, so long absences should be reported to preserve projects.
22 players
TallTalesRP offers medieval fantasy roleplay in Eldorath for players aged 16 and over, after an approved character application. Java on PC is required; roleplay uses voice and text. Learned magic is tied to each character, with three slots tracked through /magic. Supplementary magic does not use a slot.
46 players
In TFMC’s roleplay, players create a character with /rpcharacter create, then claim a starter kit. Seven combat classes determine equipment style, with levels and attribute points. Three professions progress separately through activities including mining, harvesting player-grown crops and woodcutting. Denars carried in a pouch drop on death unless keep-inventory or the faction’s “keep pouch” perk applies; deposits in a faction bank remain protected.
94 players
UnicaCity presents urban roleplay with police officer, mafia boss and civilian roles. The operator advertises at least thirteen factions, including police, Mafia and Yakuza, and gives a launch date of 6 June 2015. It says the server’s systems use its own UnicaCityScript plugin.
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Valence SMP uses separate channels for in-character and out-of-character roleplay. Each player has one character, normally for at least two months; changing identity requires retiring that character and applying for a name change. Access requires Discord membership, account linking and a staff-approved whitelist application. The guide calls for Minecraft 1.21.8.
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VinlandCube presents a OneBlock RPG inspired by Norse mythology.
ZenCraft separates a spawn with quests and activities from resource worlds and lasting building worlds. Players develop jobs, towns and shops there. The Mob Catcher captures and transports creatures between servers, with exceptions such as the Warden. It can be crafted through an NPC or bought from other players.
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