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29 players
The operator pages present Oldfrog as an alternative address for the same Oldfag world, retained since June 2019, with vanilla Survival and PvP. The page explains paid display options: rotating server-browser messages, messages in chat when joining, and a custom 64 × 64-pixel icon. A temporary browser-message offer overrides the normal rotation for its duration.
123 players
OlimpWorld presents an Anarchy mode with protected regions, clans, auctions and two main currencies. Regions form around protection blocks; only the owner can break that block, removing the region. Coins are earned in game, while platinum can be purchased or obtained through coin exchanges and referrals. The full reset on the 15th of each month, according to Moscow time, clears inventory, regions, clans and coins, while retaining platinum and purchased privileges. The Nether and End also reset every four days without clearing player inventory or progress.
8 players
Ordinary SMP presents itself as vanilla survival inspired by the Hermitcraft style.
74 players
Origin Realms separates personal land from exploration worlds. A Realm accommodates builds, storage and invited friends, with configurable access permissions. Open Worlds reset every twelve hours for gathering. They contain structures and custom creatures, as well as blighted biomes whose portals lead to bosses.
5 players
Pathis Orb restricts interactions on claimed land to group members. The initial quota is ten claims and grows weekly while the group remains active. Pets have protection, a command for their last known location and transfer to another player. Java and Bedrock share the server, whose world resets about once a year.
87 players
Peaceful Vanilla Club keeps survival close to the base game in a main world advertised as never resetting. Land can be protected and PvP is limited to arenas. A random teleport portal lets players leave spawn to settle elsewhere. Java and Bedrock share the world, with connection addresses for each edition. The website also documents virtual-reality access through QuestCraft or Vivecraft.
0 players
Pinnacle SMP limits access to people aged 18 or over, after a Discord application and whitelist approval; an interview may be requested during the application process. World resets have no fixed schedule and require at least 90% agreement in a member vote. The community builds the spawn town and connects its bases and projects.
255 players
Excalia offers Skyblock with jobs linked to mining, harvesting and wood gathering. Quests provide renewed objectives, while fishing has rare catches and upgradable equipment. Patch notes document pets, challenges and level-related crafting. Plans for the following season are announced in separate development posts.
9 players
Pleiades describes itself as a vanilla SMP and advertises no wipes in its server message.
12 players
Politicraft offers Aerstone, a semi-RP world where trading is organised in licensed towns. Players create shops on chests, barrels or shulkers, with options to share profits and delegate management. Ranks determine shop limits. Skills progress through activities including mining, farming and exploration. The network also offers a Vanilla variant.
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POLITMINE offers military and political gameplay on an Earth map. Players establish cities and states, trade, negotiate and wage wars to take territory, with a historical setting spanning the Stone Age to the Atomic Age. The network also includes duel servers and PvP tournaments. Regional connection addresses and a Bedrock entry are provided.
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ProwNetwork advertises Survival Ekonomi, Island, Vanilla, War and Creative.
187 players
PureVanilla divides players among several small servers and three survival variants. Simply keeps vanilla gameplay. Chill adds land claims and teleportation without an economy. Cool offers an economy-focused variant. Resets are decided with the community rather than following a predetermined schedule.
27 players
Purity Vanilla offers anarchy without hacked clients or gameplay-changing plugins. The server provides no teleports, homes or predefined economy, leaving trading and conflict to players. Exploits and lag machines are prohibited. Some paid supporter tiers and voting streaks speed up the connection queue.
6 players
RefinedVanilla brings Java and Bedrock together on one map, advertised without resets. Raiding, griefing and PvP are allowed, while hacked clients are banned. There are no land claims, homes, teleports or kits. Supporter ranks are presented as cosmetic or community perks, without gear or combat advantages.
14 players
RetroMC runs Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 with mostly vanilla PvE gameplay. The team supplements this older version with custom plugins and server software, and provides an online world map.
9 players
SGPGGB Citybuild allows up to four jobs at once, player trading and bank savings. Shops use a plugin developed by the server. Resources are gathered on a separate farming server that includes the End. Hammerfall and FortKnox are among its original minigames, alongside Minesweeper and Survival Games. An event server advertises several sessions each week.
1 players
It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival. The game stays close to its original version.
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SirensOverMC offers survival where griefing, theft and unauthorised PvP are prohibited. Utility clients and mods are allowed subject to anti-cheat rules: they must not automate combat, provide an unfair movement advantage or bypass server mechanics. Visual and performance mods are also permitted.
26 players
SiteB offers whitelisted vanilla survival for adults. The server uses no land-claim plugins or ranks granting gameplay advantages. The community decides on new seasons, advertised as lasting eight to twelve months, and makes completed worlds downloadable. Proximity voice chat supports player-built projects and minigames.
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