Handicraft Network

Progression is built around levels and unique skills. Players can also claim free levels through the network's daily reward system and exchange them for rewards in the server.

Custom quests, unique skills, custom plugins, exclusive maps, and server-built structures form the custom layer of the experience. Store items also include custom pets and enhanced equipment with special effects and abilities.

The main setting is an infinite Survival RPG world shared by Java and Bedrock players. No named season or public live map is identified, and the service terms reserve the right to modify or reset worlds.

Handicraft advertises a dynamic economy. The store sells packages containing in-game money, keys, rank benefits, extra homes, protections, pets, cosmetics, commands, and other progression advantages, including fly access and some rankup bypasses on higher tiers.

The network provides daily reward claims, a community bonus tied to watching a complete video, streaming features, and a dedicated Minecraft live-streaming page. A specific tournament or event calendar is not part of the documented offering.

Handicraft is centered on a Spanish-speaking community with Discord, YouTube, Facebook, streaming, forums, rankings, and voting links. The network also maintains a formal staff and helper structure for player support.

Cheats, hacked clients, macros, auto-clickers, bots, X-Ray resource packs, unfair hardware or software, bug abuse, duplication exploits, spam, and unsolicited advertising are prohibited. Exploiting bugs can lead to a permanent ban, and chargebacks can revoke virtual goods and result in permanent service bans.

Handicraft operates an official store selling ranks, kits, virtual currency, keys, pets, cosmetics, commands, money, protections, extra sethomes, and combat or progression advantages. Its terms describe purchases as revocable digital licenses and state that virtual goods have no real-world monetary value.