Minecraft Survival servers in Canada

HomeTown prohibits altering other players’ property without permission and stealing items dropped on death. Bulk resource gathering must take place in the dedicated worlds reached through /warp resource, /warp resnether and /warp resend. Claims there are prohibited except to protect beacons. Reselling from player shops is allowed by default, but a shopkeeper can prohibit it. Artwork resale additionally requires the original owner’s permission.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.1.2

SourceMC lists VanillaPlus alongside formats named SurvivalSF and SkyBlockSF.

In-game languages

Portuguese

RivalsSMP combines survival freedom with Prison-style progression: growing farms, gathering resources and trading in the player economy. PvP is advertised as available. Rules can be read in-game with /rules.

In-game languages

English

ImperioHispano’s guide accepts premium or non-premium Minecraft accounts. Players enter through a lobby with portals to Survival, Skyblock, Prisión and Factions.

In-game languages

Spanish

Lootvoid lets players craft tiered loot barrels: higher tiers open better rewards such as gear, resources and rare items. The operator advertises seasonal resets for this anarchy-inspired survival.

In-game languages

English

PrimeX Anarchy combines its anarchy format with Crystal FFA.

In-game languages

English

Seichi.click turns land clearing into its own progression: blocks mined in clearing worlds raise the player’s level and unlock skills. Some skills break multiple blocks or solidify water and lava while consuming mana. MineStack stores most resources, while flying for construction uses experience. The first clearing world resets weekly, and building takes place in separate worlds. The site lists Java 1.18.2.

In-game languages

Japanese

MineKai sets its Towny survival on a 40,000 × 20,000-block Earth map. Players build towns and nations, progress through quests, jobs and skills, and trade in a player economy. The Nether uses a Greek Underworld-inspired setting; the End is reserved for events. The network’s connection instructions use Minecraft Java.

In-game languages

English

RusticMC advertises Survival without map resets.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

Teldaria’s wiki describes RPG progression where in-game ranks require playtime and currency, separately from paid ranks. Gems change equipment stats; Magic Dust increases their application success rate and Abyss Dust can remove them. Bandit Lair is documented for level 15 and above, with a maximum party of five and a 25-minute limit.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

1.21.4

Ender SMP advertises dungeons, added biomes and new mobs in its connection message, which lists version 26.1.2.

Froggy SMP advertises PyroFishing and cosmetics, and describes itself as having no pay-to-win.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

1.21.11

Cờ Đỏ’s guide lets players create an account beforehand on the website or directly in-game. It explains how to protect land by marking two opposite corners with a golden shovel, and describes an NPC market where items, crops and minerals are exchanged for currency or rare items.

In-game languages

Vietnamese

VYPR offers separate worlds for All the Mods 11, All the Mods 10 and ATM10 To The Sky. Coins come from mobs, jobs, votes and sales; uses include cosmetics, pets and auctions between players. FTB Chunks allows players to claim their base, and login rewards track a daily streak. Access requires a genuine Minecraft Java account and the matching modpack, installed through CurseForge or Prism Launcher. No application or whitelist is required.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.1.2

Bucketry builds its survival around Pailhaven harbor: a castaway arrival leads into quests that introduce the systems and a first land claim. Players can choose up to three paid trades, complete fishing or harvest orders, and cook or brew products to sell. Regular money pays for trading, auctions and ranks, while Coins are spent in a cosmetic shop. Higher progression combines money, job levels, Seamark skills, quests and playtime rather than a single balance.

In-game languages

English

ColdGames lists duels alongside Lifesteal.

In-game languages

English

Creeper’s Lab combines several survival worlds close to vanilla with minigames and a challenge renewed each month. Merit Points earned through votes, challenges and contests buy temporary perks: flight, keeping inventory on death or double mob experience. Timed perks continue counting down while offline. Java and Bedrock are supported; visitors can explore the main world, but registration is required to play.

In-game languages

English

ULTIsmp is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

FalloutMC presents a Rust-style experience in Minecraft focused on raiding, building and survival.

In-game languages

English

StarkCraft is a whitelisted Java survival server with applications reviewed before access. Its world is advertised as close to vanilla, without griefing or paid ranks granting advantages, and resets roughly once a year. A Dynmap lets players browse builds and locate community projects.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

awokSMP advertises anarchy survival with enabled PvP, permitted griefing and no land claims. The website provides Java access on port 25565 and a separate Bedrock connection on port 5062. Its store sells ranks and in-game currency.

In-game languages

Indonesian

Accepted versions

1.21.11

Aeon Network’s guide instructs players to use the EaglercraftX client to join the server.

In-game languages

English

All Outta Blocks is restricted to players aged 18 or over. Access goes through Discord: posting a username in the whitelist channel lets the Hux bot add the account. Griefing and theft are banned even on unclaimed land and from inventories left on death; PvP requires the opponent’s consent. Up to two alternate accounts are allowed, without playing while the main account is active. The server also advertises Bedrock compatibility.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

Arcantia offers Slimefun survival with an economy and shared Java/Bedrock access. The server also accepts offline-mode clients. If the main address cannot be reached, the operator provides Java proxies in North America and Europe and recommends using them only as backups.

In-game languages

English