Minecraft Survival servers

Lorania separates building from resource gathering: the Nether requires the Écuyer rank, and both End worlds require Chevalier. Lorania items gain a level by combining two equal-level pieces at an anvil. Level-one pieces provide fragments exchangeable for keys or jewels; the jewels can be traded for custom enchantment books. The first nine claims are free, but removing a claim restores the original terrain without refunding the currency. Jobs have one hundred levels and grant a selling bonus at merchant NPCs.

In-game languages

French

Accepted versions

26.3

LostCompass advertises Earth SMP and nations.

In-game languages

Bulgarian

LostEra is a French-speaking Gens Tycoon launched in September 2024, according to its website and wiki. Progression combines generator development, resource gathering and a prestige system. Players can exchange LostCoins with one another. For the currently advertised V3, the operator states that the global reset retained ranks, cosmetics and LostCoins. The joining guide asks players to enable the resource pack for custom blocks, items and interfaces.

In-game languages

French

LostVale sets its world in a sword-and-magic setting.

In-game languages

Russian

Lotus Cove documents protected land in Survival and the Nether, with upkeep and member taxes disabled. Its hundred-floor Tower can be played solo or as a duo: death or abandoning the run destroys the equipment brought in, while earned loot remains claimable after an ordinary failed run. Votes unlock free ranks without spending accumulated points. Stealing and griefing are allowed only on unclaimed land.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

Lounge Smp is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

LoverCraft’s Survival mode advertises a collection of 3,965 skins and 50 pets. Its website offers access from Java and Bedrock.

In-game languages

English

LuckMine prohibits griefing, traps and home points inside another player’s region. Adding someone to a protected region nevertheless makes them an equal co-owner: the rules state that items lost through a co-owner’s griefing will not be restored. Warp and shop advertisements must be at least three minutes apart.

In-game languages

Russian

LuckyWorld advertises Survival, minigames, SkyBlock and BedWars. Its message also names “LuckyWars” and “Builders”.

In-game languages

Russian

LukeSMP supports Java and Bedrock, with buying and selling at the Player Market using in-game currency. The operator presents building competitions and PvP tournaments streamed on YouTube and TikTok. The server’s message advertises no claims and daily events.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

Lumecraft separates paid offers for Survival and Prison. Survival’s SVIP lasts thirty days and permits five homes plus twenty-seven extra backpack slots. At expiry, the backpack returns to nine slots; the store warns that items not moved elsewhere could disappear. Prison’s UVIP+ is advertised as permanent, with eighteen homes, a forty-five-slot backpack, and portable crafting-table and ender-chest access. For time-limited ranks, buying a higher rank replaces the previous rank’s benefits and remaining days; buying the same level again adds its duration to the remaining days.

In-game languages

Spanish

Lunamoon SMP describes its Survival as peaceful.

In-game languages

English

Lunex SMP advertises Survival, EcoPvP, Anarchy and CPvP in its current server message.

Luniatic accepts non-premium accounts on a semi-vanilla Survival server with voice chat. Without a paid rank, players have three /sethome locations; their active protection limit increases by one every three hours of play, up to thirty. Protection blocks can be crafted in-game.

In-game languages

Spanish

LunoriaMC brings Java and Bedrock players together in its Aurelion realm. The project describes its SMP as focused on PvE, with keep inventory enabled and no leaderboards. The Bedrock address play.lunoriamc.com uses port 8062.

In-game languages

English

LusíadasCraft directs players to a Claims world for building and protecting bases. Jobs earn money and /rankup provides progression goals. Survival runs in seasons whose systems and economy can change. Official Java accounts are normally registered automatically; other clients use /register.

In-game languages

Portuguese

LXMVanilla lists claims, jobs, an economy, crates and an element named BloodMoon. Its message also displays a registration website.

In-game languages

Turkish

Accepted versions

26.2

Lycohinya advertises semi-vanilla survival, opening shops and raising familiars. It also presents itself as friendly to technical builds.

In-game languages

Chinese

Mace SMP is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages

English

MAG Network advertises SMP S11 and Anarchy v6.

In-game languages

English

Magnolia’s linked community advertises quests and furniture in its server presentation.

In-game languages

English

ManaCube is a Minecraft Java and Bedrock network offering Parkour, Skyblock and Olympus, its Greek mythology-themed Prison mode. Parkour includes timed races and a world for making maps. In Olympus, mining, trade and divine trials advance ranks, alongside dungeons and rebirth challenges.

In-game languages

English

Mana Realm states that perks of its Knight, Lord, Immortal and Divine lifetime ranks are available using in-game economy money. Ranks expand market listings, warps and storage; Divine includes keeping inventory on death and access to six jobs.

MangoMC advertises Lifesteal S2 and a format named Permanent Survival.

In-game languages

English