Best Building Minecraft Servers

For those of you that hadn’t spotted it, the Capyhub vanilla Minecraft server is now (technically) back online, with a dedicated role in the Discord server for future updates. No wacky gimicks this time. It’s running 1.21.11, although is compatible with Bedrock, Java, and most versions of the game. It’s a mostly vanilla server for anyone that enjoys the basic rhythm of Minecraft and wants a place to relax in their free time. As the capybara replacement resource packs are still OptiFine only, we’ve opted for a capybara totem of undying. There is also server-side support for several client-side mods that are typically reserved for singleplayer. ⁠ Server suggestions are always open, follow the rules, and feel free to check it out!:

You can join across most platforms and clients, and there is server-side support for mods such as DistantHorizons. There’s also forwards and backwards compatibility with as many versions as could be allowed, so you can join from whatever version you most prefer (within reason).

The server is almost entirely vanilla with only a few minor gameplay tweaks driven by plugins and datapacks. There are, however, basic claim and protection plugins along with anti-grief, so any damage done can be rolled back if you reach out to a moderator. Some blocks and items will be restricted for the first 30 minutes of gameplay for anti-griefing purposes.