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56 players
Utopiverse welcomes Java and Bedrock. In its OneBlock, ranks are purchased with in-game money and unlock more commands, bosses and kits. Votes provide crate keys whose rewards may include resources, money or spawners. NPCs provide access to banking, custom recipes, quests and the auction house.
19 players
Pink-Hooch brings together four Minecraft modes. In survival, players can create a guild and buy or resell claim blocks with /buyclaimblocks and /sellclaimblocks. Creative provides plots and unlimited building blocks. In OneBlock, breaking the regenerating block unlocks phases and allows the island to expand. In Lifesteal, defeating other players lets you steal their hearts.
19 players
RulerCraft uses a 1:500 Earth map where players can establish Towny towns and nations. Players choose whether to enable PvP; trading posts handle buying, selling and fast travel, while 54 perks offer progression choices. Java and Bedrock share the server.
11 players
MineBloom offers survival with jobs, trading and player shops. Petals, its premium currency, can be purchased or earned through activities including Pinata Parties and level-up rewards. The /petalshop command provides access to crate keys, cosmetics and decorative items. Its wiki explains how to create claims with /claimwand and distinguishes permission to edit blocks from permission to use containers. The joining guide asks Java players to enable the server resource pack.
4 players
Clanker SMP offers PvP Survival with a custom Strength plugin, daily loot drops at spawn and free gear giveaways. Its rules prohibit repeatedly killing the same player and allow totem-counter and health-indicator mods. The website states that non-premium accounts are accepted.
2 players
Aquatic MC’s store describes the paid Champion rank with a 1.2x experience multiplier. It allows three concurrent jobs, three PlayerVaults, five homes and six player warps. The rank also includes Hunter’s kits and rewards and priority in the connection queue.
2 players
Universal Gaming Network lists SMP, Anarchy and Box among its formats.
1 players
WebbCraft presents its survival server as The Mushroom Co., with custom-built plugins and ChestShops trading.
0 players
ArchitectMC centres survival on lasting builds, with claims, friend permissions and diamond trading. PvP is opt-in in the wilderness and disabled on protected plots. After a non-PvP death, items wait for five minutes in a locked chest located with a compass. Votes award materials and expand the world border. Java and Bedrock share the same map, advertised as never wiping.
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Bleeding Heart SMP is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.
4 players
Boredom MC requires an application to join. Proximity voice chat is optional and does not affect vanilla players. Hatbags can be found in generated loot chests, with an advertised collection of over one hundred hats. The website announces monthly world expansions while retaining a world border. PvP requires both players’ prior consent.
20 players
BreezeMC Lifesteal lets players kill others to steal their hearts and removes one heart on death. The red square at spawn is the safe zone; everything outside it allows PvP. The market lets players sell resources from farms and raids. Pets fight alongside their owner and progress up to level 50, with only one pet out at a time. Java and Bedrock play together.
16 players
CaldasCraft offers Reborn, a Java Survival mode focused on building. Its wiki describes custom blocks and armour stands without client mods, special crafting and fossils to discover while exploring. A fishing licence lets players earn money from rare fish, and players can hire others to gather resources or build. Progression includes skills and a rankup system.
10 players
Cheeseysmp is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.
15 players
Dumbshit Survival X also publishes instructions for connecting through a browser with Eagler. The guide asks players to keep the same username on later visits to retain their progress.
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FirePloxMC distinguishes the Realms, OneBlock and Wild Realms formats.
64 players
FKAS Survival includes OneBlock, where players grow a world from a single block. Voting awards Vote Points, checked with /votepoints and spent through /voteshop.
50 players
LostPiece brings One Piece into a Java MMORPG. Devil Fruits have custom abilities and rarity tiers; quests follow island arcs with NPCs and dialogue. Players choose a class, grow their stats and shape their build around swords, marksmanship or Devil Fruits. Progress in mining, fishing, farming and foraging also raises the bounty shown on the leaderboard.
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