CatCraft

Early progress comes from mining, building, farming, and protecting a base. Diamonds are especially important because they power the player market, pets, and several other purchases. Later goals include stronger equipment, rare crate or event items, collectible CatGod sets, custom pets, shop ownership, large builds, and difficult adventure content.

Custom content includes themed equipment, collectible rarities, CatGod sets, pets, custom heads, special recipes, armored elytras, chunk hoppers, mazes, and custom adventure maps. The CatCraft texture pack is optional for Java players and helps display custom item textures and models; Bedrock players are prompted to apply it when joining.

CatCraft has Blue, Red, and Green Realms, each with its own Overworld, Nether, End, and Resource world. The main Overworld does not reset, and its border can expand over time. Resource worlds reset for fresh materials, while the Nether and End also receive scheduled resets. Claims protect bases, farms, containers, and plots from unwanted building or interaction.

PvP is disabled by default and can be enabled with `/pvptoggle`. Spawn-killing, repeated targeting, trapping, and unfair attacks are prohibited. The dedicated PvP arena keeps inventory on, while normal combat outside protected areas can still carry the usual survival risks.

Diamonds are the accepted currency for market chest shops. Players can buy one shop, stock it with blocks or items, and advertise selected listings through the in-game Newspaper. Shop rules include minimum prices for several rare items, limits on shop ownership, and a ban on scamming, gambling, stock markets, and real-money trading between players.

CatCraft runs seasonal and special events throughout the year. Examples include scavenger hunts, themed mining or mob challenges, maze and puzzle adventures, Pirate Island, castle sieges, dragon encounters, build competitions, and anniversary celebrations. Rewards can include cosmetics, event gear, pets, crate keys, and collectible rarities.

The server connects its in-game community with an official Discord for announcements, support tickets, suggestions, reports, appeals, and social chat. Players can form clans, run shops, work on shared builds, join events, and contribute ideas for future improvements.

Players must respect others, avoid offensive names and builds, and keep global chat appropriate. Hacked clients, X-ray, duplication, macros, AFK automation, chunk loaders, intentional lag machines, stealing, griefing, lava-casting, and trapping are prohibited. Build at least 100 blocks from another player's claim unless both sides agree. Redstone, mob, market, and shop limits also apply.

The official store sells ranks, crate keys, pets or extras, and other server packages. Some gameplay rewards and collectibles can also be earned through mining, events, voting, and in-game diamond activities. Store purchases support the network and can be gifted during checkout.