146 players
Soya Network advertises a TrapPvP format in its server message.
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146 players
Soya Network advertises a TrapPvP format in its server message.
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TRSkyblock offers Skyblock with custom enchantment books for strengthening equipment. Islands have a leaderboard, and the economy supports trading between players. Login uses /login; players registered on the website can use the same password in game.
74 players
The Truva network store presents Survival, Emek Skyblock and two branches called “Box Mining V1” and “Box Mining V2”.
1 players
TurkeyMC brings SMP, Skyblock and Towny together under one account, with three separate economies and progression systems. Skyblock develops islands through biome changes and automation, while Towny supports towns, nations, alliances and trading. The network presents upgradeable mining and farming minions that also work offline. It also advertises hoppers with speed, filtering and automatic-smelting upgrades. Its connection instructions use Minecraft Java.
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VelmoraCraft offers Towny for founding a town, expanding its territory and forming alliances. PvP is presented in arenas, battlegrounds and the open world. Players can trade and set up markets. The website advertises weekly events with special rewards, including tournaments and competitions.
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