ReallyWorld

Progress resets with wipes, but each season has several connected advancement paths. Players sell resources to profession buyers, complete their quest chains, level those professions, unlock specialized crafts, build wealth, improve equipment, and advance their clans. Balance leaderboards and seasonal rewards add a competitive end goal.

Custom content includes profession-specific crafts, seasonal weapons and tools, special potions, throwable or utility items, custom resource-pack models, custom bosses, donor kits, and items with abilities beyond standard Minecraft equipment. The server also provides its own visual systems and voice-chat guidance.

The network is divided into many numbered griefer-survival servers, with separate Bedrock and low-latency branches. Recent seasons have featured an expanded End with large exploration boundaries, random structures, towers, monuments, special currencies, and NPC exchanges. Wipes keep the world and economy in regular seasonal rotation.

PvP is central to the server rather than an optional side activity. Fights can revolve around bases, valuable resources, airdrops, clan activity, and custom equipment. The rules include anti-cheat checks, bans for prohibited software, and penalties for exploiting bugs, dupes, automated combat, or lag machines.

Players earn currency by gathering and selling resources, killing mobs or players, completing activities, and trading. Profession buyers use resource turn-ins and progression limits, while markets, auctions, shops, and balance competitions give players different ways to convert supplies into wealth. Some donor ranks also increase currency rewards or auction capacity.

Events include seasonal collection challenges, airdrops, boss battles, contests, special cases, exploration events, and global wipes. Recent event content has included shell-collecting challenges, techno-magic towers, hidden containers, map-card keys, End structures, and upgraded boss encounters with more valuable rewards.

ReallyWorld is primarily Russian-speaking and is organized around clans, recurring wipes, and a large social network of players. The official Discord, Telegram channel, forum, VK groups, account bots, and guide channels handle announcements, support, competitions, reports, and community coordination.

The rulebook covers chat behavior, spam, harassment, account security, real-money trading, advertising, cheats, prohibited mods, macros, exploits, dupes, lag machines, and harmful traps. Violations can result in long bans or account disablement. Anti-cheat checks may involve a regulated AnyDesk procedure, and donor privileges do not exempt players from the rules.

The store sells voluntary paid ranks, kits, cases, prefixes, currency-related benefits, extra homes and claims, auction slots, multipliers, flight, queue access, and other server services. Purchases such as privileges, cases, prefixes, and in-game currency are designed to remain after a wipe, while the published rules state that purchases are not refundable.