Made Server

Ranks run from 1 to 100 and use vanilla Minecraft experience. Each rank grants rune points, while regular rank milestones unlock commands, inventory space, movement options, world access, and other perks.

Rank 30 opens the Nether and ocean exploration. Rank 45 allows Battle Royale entry. Rank 60 opens the End and Starforce equipment upgrades. Olympus content is aimed at the late game, with rank 90 access described for its main world.

Rune points improve weapon and support skills. Starforce strengthens marked equipment, but failed upgrades can reduce its star level. Dungeon rewards, bosses, events, and mcMMO achievements all support the same long-term growth path.

Custom systems include mcMMO skills, combat and support runes, magical dolls, loot crates, item skins, custom equipment effects, Starforce upgrades, brewing, special bosses, and dungeon relics.

Liberation scrolls add effects such as lifesteal, poison, fire resistance, movement boosts, crowd control, healing, projectile defense, and extra damage. Identical scrolls can be combined to increase their level.

The network includes a lobby, a main survival world, Nether and End areas, a dedicated dungeon server, Battle Royale, Nation War, and Olympus late-game content.

The survival world supports towns, nations, claimed chunks, public and private town access, national diplomacy, and player-built communities. World access and some combat advantages are tied to rank or progression.

PvP is part of survival and can be enabled or disabled inside towns. Town leaders can block unwanted players from entering through town controls, but unclaimed wilderness and dedicated war areas remain risky.

Nation War is a weekly country competition built around mining, fishing, hunting, stealing, refining gold, and fighting. Battle Royale is a separate last-player-standing mode with random abilities, monsters, a shrinking field, and special rewards.

The main survival currency is Berry, shown as B. Players can sell ordinary minerals, crops, food, and other items through the server shop, trade directly, transfer money, and use the player auction system.

The server also uses credits, cash, rune points, Made Points, event rewards, and special dungeon materials. Made Points can be earned through activities such as referrals, voting, joining a town, welcoming new players, and events.

Nation War runs weekly on Saturday evenings and places countries into a timed competition for gold and national rewards. Battle Royale runs weekly on Sunday evenings and ends with one surviving player or team.

Other recurring activities include boss hunts, Blood Moon hunting bonuses, dungeon runs, loot rewards, town festivals, and community art events.

The community is Korean-first and organized around an official Discord, a Naver Cafe, and in-game town and nation channels. Players can use local, town, nation, party, global, question, and private chat systems.

Towns and nations give the server a strong social structure. Players can recruit members, assign roles, manage land, collect taxes, form alliances, identify enemies, and work toward shared rewards.

Hacking, macros, serious gameplay-affecting software, bug abuse, AFK profit systems, scams, theft, server attacks, severe lag creation, harassment, hate speech, misleading trades, alternate-account abuse, and real-world trading are prohibited.

Vanilla play is recommended. Common clients and several utility mods are allowed, including minimaps, HUD tools, OptiFine, recording tools, performance mods, and storage previews. Players should confirm unusual mods before using them.

Optional paid ranks, passes, packages, in-game cash, and other support benefits are available. Support payments can be handled through bank transfer, gift cards, PayPal, KakaoTalk, or Discord.

Some progression rewards can also be earned without payment through gameplay, referrals, voting, events, boss hunts, dungeons, and other server activities.