NoobLine
Player History
24 Hours · Hourly
Daily History
| Day | Average ? | Change ? | % Change ? | Daily Peak ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 30 WednesdayToday · In progress | 3.7 | -15.3 | -80.70% | 5 |
| Sep 29 Tuesday | 19.0 | -4.3 | -18.28% | 43 |
| Sep 28 Monday | 23.3 | -6.6 | -22.24% | 51 |
| Sep 27 Sunday | 29.9 | — | — | 56 |
About NoobLine
NoobLine is now the NoobLine address for the ToffiCraft network. Its main experience is survival with resource gathering, protected regions, clan play, trading, PvP areas, and a large layer of server-made systems around the ordinary Minecraft loop. Regular wipes refresh maps, regions, balances, and much of the player data while selected paid privileges remain available.
What Makes It Different
Wipes are part of NoobLine's identity rather than an occasional reset. Maps, regions, balances, and ordinary player data are cleared for fresh starts, while paid privileges and selected premium currencies can remain available through the transition.
Clans are player-organized teams that cooperate under a shared name, membership, and allegiance.
Clan cooperation and communication are recurring parts of the survival experience.
Land claims are protected areas that let a player or group control who can build, break, and interact with blocks inside a marked part of the world.
Protected regions control building and interactions, support bases, and form an important part of server rules.
PvP is Minecraft gameplay centered on direct combat between players.
Players fight in dedicated PvP areas and arenas with custom weapons and specific combat rules.
Survival servers let players gather resources, craft gear, build shelter, and develop a base while staying alive in a dangerous world.
Survival is the central mode, built around resource gathering, building, gear progression, and base development.
Minecraft economy gameplay makes in-game money a central way to obtain resources, upgrades, or access.
In-game coins, Rubles, trading, purchases, and balance resets make economic activity central to progression.
The main mode is survival with protected regions, resource gathering, building, player trading, clan cooperation, and separate PvP areas. Around that core are cases, custom gadgets, parkour, relationship features, lucky blocks, small minigames, and occasional event activities.
Progress combines ordinary survival gear and base development with money, region expansion, clan activity, cases, and server-specific systems. Wipes can reset maps, regions, balances, and ordinary player data, while official wipe notices preserve paid privileges and may preserve selected premium balances.
Server-made content includes custom weapons, gadgets, lucky blocks, cases, furniture in testing, relationship mechanics, holograms, tools, Cyrillic nickname support, and cosmetic or effect systems. These additions sit on top of survival rather than replacing it with a fully modded client experience.
The survival world is periodically wiped. Reset notices have cleared maps, player regions, structures, balances, and ordinary data, then introduced new spawns or fresh world layouts. The server has also used custom generation and previously added Nether and End worlds.
PvP is centered on dedicated PvP areas and arenas rather than unrestricted combat everywhere. Players are given a protected zone after teleporting into PvP, and the rules restrict cheats, exploits, abusive donor powers, and several forms of combat interference. Custom weapons and competitive events add variety beyond standard Minecraft combat.
The server uses ordinary in-game money alongside Rubles, a separate virtual currency used for additional server services and purchases. Coins support survival progression and player activity, while Rubles can be spent on paid privileges and other extras through the official store.
The network runs seasonal activities, giveaways, promotional events, and occasional competitive activities such as sumo. Event rewards have included ranks, cases, in-game currency, and other server privileges.
Players interact through the official Telegram channel, VK presence, forum, support channels, and in-game clans. The forum handles reports, suggestions, staff activity, and moderation applications, while Telegram carries update notices, wipe announcements, promotions, and event information.
Rules prohibit cheats, server exploits, account attacks, spam, harassment, offensive or adult content, political discussion, advertising competing servers, and abuse of protected regions. Donor powers have additional restrictions, and players must use evidence when reporting violations or applying punishments.
The official store sells ranks and privileges such as Fly, Creative, VIP, Lord, President, private-region access, Rubles, cases, effects, and access-related services. The rules describe payments as voluntary donations, and some purchased privileges are preserved through survival wipes.
Recurring world wipes reset established server progress and create fresh starts for players at scheduled or announced intervals.
NoobLine periodically clears maps, regions, structures, balances, and ordinary player data while selected paid privileges and premium balances may remain.
Cases are containers that provide randomized or curated cosmetic and collection rewards when opened or acquired.
NoobLine uses cases as a server-made reward system, with cases appearing in progression, events, updates, and official store offerings.
A server economy using two distinct currencies with separate earning, spending, or progression purposes.
NoobLine separates ordinary in-game coins from Rubles, which support additional services, purchases, and selected premium functionality.
Custom gadgets are server-created utility items that provide specialized effects, interactions, or abilities beyond standard Minecraft tools.
NoobLine includes server-made gadgets alongside custom weapons, tools, effects, and other optional additions to survival gameplay.
Player trading lets participants exchange resources, crafted goods, or equipment directly or through an organized economy.
Trading is part of the survival experience, allowing players to exchange resources and participate in the server economy alongside coin-based progression.
Lucky blocks are special blocks that produce unpredictable rewards, hazards, enemies, items, or other gameplay effects when activated.
Lucky blocks are available as optional server-made content layered onto the survival experience and may provide varied outcomes during play.
Seasonal events are time-limited activities that introduce special objectives, rewards, encounters, or progression during recurring or themed periods.
NoobLine runs seasonal activities, giveaways, promotions, and occasional competitive events whose rewards can include ranks, cases, currency, and privileges.
A relationship system gives players structured social connections that can be established, displayed, or used through server-specific interactions.
The network added relationship mechanics as a social layer around its survival world, alongside clans and other server systems.
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History of NoobLine
NoobLine was presented as a new survival server opening in summer 2019. Its current domain now leads to the ToffiCraft platform, which keeps the NoobLine address among its supported server endpoints and has developed a broader identity around the same survival network.
The connected server went through repeated wipe cycles and feature changes during the early 2020s. Updates added new dimensions, refreshed plugins, expanded case and casino systems, and introduced new worlds, spawns, PvP areas, and small minigames. The former Grief Survival mode was later closed as the network prepared another replacement mode.
In 2025, the operator described a major rebuild around Minecraft 1.20.6, alongside a refreshed site, Telegram linking, a relationship system, holograms, and a tools world. Current updates continue to use seasonal wipes and technical maintenance as part of the server's ongoing development.
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