HOW IT WORKS

Three servers. Three different roles.

Our community server lineup is built around a mix of long-term worlds, rotating experiences, and non-Minecraft games. The goal is to always have something active for the community while still giving longer-term projects room to grow.

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COMMUNITY GAME SERVER

Featured Non-Minecraft Server

One server is reserved for games outside of Minecraft. This gives us the opportunity to jump into games like Valheim and other multiplayer experiences as a community.

These servers do not follow a fixed rotation schedule. A game may remain active until the community reaches its natural conclusion, completes the game, or interest eventually moves elsewhere.

Variable Lifespan
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ROTATING MINECRAFT SERVER

Community Vote Server

Our third server is a rotating Minecraft experience chosen by the community.

Roughly every two months, we'll vote on what modpack or Minecraft experience comes next. If interest in the current server fades significantly before then, we may begin the next vote and rotate sooner.

When a new pack wins the vote, the server starts fresh so everyone can jump into the new experience together.

Community Voted

WORLD ARCHIVE

Your builds don't disappear.

When a rotating or temporary server is retired, we plan to make its world files available for download whenever practical.

That means the end of a community server doesn't have to mean the end of your work. You'll be able to keep a copy of the world, revisit your builds, continue playing privately, or simply save what the community created together.

Server schedules are intentionally flexible. Community interest matters more to us than keeping a server alive just because a calendar says it should be.