Kottcraft

New players receive 1,000 minemynt as starting money. You can earn more by selling items to the state, trading with other players, working for players or cities, voting and winning competitions.

Money pays for plots, city taxes and larger plans. Creating a city costs 500,000 minemynt, so city ownership is a long-term goal rather than an early unlock.

Geocities is Kottcraft's custom city and plot system. It supports flexible plot sizes, plots above one another, detailed permission controls, plot rental and sales, city logs, city districts and membership in up to three cities.

The server also has custom race infrastructure for boats, elytra flying and parkour, along with special plot markings and server-specific administrative systems.

Kottcraft currently centers on one shared city world containing player settlements and areas known as nature. Cities claim chunks from the surrounding land, and those claims run from bedrock to the sky.

The world supports public city spawns, outposts, player-built infrastructure and long-term construction. The lack of routine resets is central to how settlements develop.

Cities protect players, buildings and residents from PvP, griefing and hunger. Outside cities, survival dangers still apply, but player combat is restricted to clearly marked PvP arenas.

Players who want combat can use the dedicated arenas, while builders can work inside city protection without expecting random attacks on their homes.

The server currency is called minemynt. It exists only inside Kottcraft and cannot be bought, sold or exchanged for real-world money.

Players earn money through state sales, private trade, jobs, voting and competitions. City members pay taxes to their city, while cities pay taxes to the state. Fines and compensation can also be part of moderator penalties.

Kottcraft runs seasonal builds and community competitions. Recent activities include Sommarstaden, Easter celebrations and skin competitions.

Players can also compete on public boat-racing, elytra and parkour courses, with leaderboards providing a reason to return after finishing a major building project.

Kottcraft is primarily Swedish-speaking and is designed for players of different ages. Community life happens through in-game chat, the forum, Discord and an IRC chat system.

Cities provide the main social structure. Players recruit members, sell plots, run shops, organize public builds and collaborate on large districts.

Cheats, x-ray, seed cracking, macros, automated input, exploit abuse, multiple accounts and ban evasion are prohibited. Players must also avoid spam, threats, hate speech, doxxing, inappropriate content and trading server assets for real-world money.

Moderation can include warnings, temporary bans, fines, compensation and confiscation of gains connected to serious offenses.

Minemynt is an in-game currency only. It cannot be bought or exchanged for real-world money, and player-to-player trading takes place inside the server economy.