The year is 2012. You hop onto a Minecraft server your friend told you about for the first time. You start off with nothing but your survival instincts and begin to gather your resources. Soon enough, you have a nice house built for yourself overlooking a stretch of land you can call home. After claiming your house under your own new faction, you gain a few new server members on your team and work together to make something great. The land surrounding you begins to populate with memorable builds and interesting projects. You and your faction members have earned some higher ranks together just for putting something new into the world. Eventually… you have yourself an empire, built with friends and efforts. It was a blast, and you made lots of memories with the people you met on that server. Familiar names would pop into the chat every so often, and even if it was just a quick “hello,” knowing they were online and having a good time as well was comforting. You may have crossed paths with a stranger near your land. Maybe you scared them off your turf, or maybe you invited them to see your faction and sent them on their way with a little gift. Maybe your faction became well known for its power, or maybe it was more well known for creating stunning builds.
In the end, your experience on the server was what you made it. There was no goal set for you, you made them yourself. Goals like getting to the End or carving a mountain are just a few of your options. But hopefully it seemed like there was one common goal among all the server members: to have fun
This is the kind of server Mystic Craft aims to be. A server that leaves its userbase free to play how they please. A server where everyone can play a part (yes even griefers) in a growing community of Minecraft players. Whether you’ve had the experience of living on a classic survival server or not, all players new and old are welcome to join in and make something amazing.
Mystic Craft attempts to capture the feeling of old servers from 2012 with a unique play experience with a custom configuration that brings back many old features such as Old tool damage, Player push, Old combat, Earned not bought ranks, and much more!
In the end, your experience on the server was what you made it. There was no goal set for you, you made them yourself. Goals like getting to the End or carving a mountain are just a few of your options. But hopefully it seemed like there was one common goal among all the server members: to have fun
This is the kind of server Mystic Craft aims to be. A server that leaves its userbase free to play how they please. A server where everyone can play a part (yes even griefers) in a growing community of Minecraft players. Whether you’ve had the experience of living on a classic survival server or not, all players new and old are welcome to join in and make something amazing.
Mystic Craft attempts to capture the feeling of old servers from 2012 with a unique play experience with a custom configuration that brings back many old features such as Old tool damage, Player push, Old combat, Earned not bought ranks, and much more!
TL;DR: Mystic Craft is a server that attempts to recreate the feel of old servers from 2012
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Raiding and Griefing are allowed but leave SOMETHING
