TogetherCraft

Progression comes from playing rather than rushing through a wipe. More than 900 quests provide long-term objectives, while voting earns Vote Points that unlock ranks such as Explorer, Adventurer, Veteran, and Pioneer.

Higher vote ranks add practical perks, including access to the Shopping and Gaming Districts, creative plots, elevator signs, replanting tools, inventory helpers, and cosmetic commands. Reward, Quest, and Monthly Keys add another layer of prizes without replacing the main survival grind.

TogetherCraft keeps the familiar Minecraft survival feel but adds server-side quality-of-life features. These include private signs for containers and doors, elevator signs, automatic crop replanting, chest and inventory sorting, sitting and crawling, portable crafting and anvil access, item naming and lore tools, and coordinate utilities.

Small recipe changes let players unpack packed ice, ice, string, and honeycomb from more convenient forms. Other Together Tweaks adjust vanilla mechanics, including Better Mending.

The permanent Survival world measures 50,000 by 50,000 blocks. The Nether covers 20,000 by 20,000 blocks and the End covers 25,000 by 25,000. A separate 15,000-block Resource World and 10,000-block Resource Nether handle bulk gathering.

The Capitol connects the districts and sits at the center of the main map. An online map helps players locate builds, public farms, structures, and replenishing loot chests without wandering across the whole world.

PvP is toggleable with /pvp. Players who disable it, along with their tamed pets, are protected from player attacks, including while offline. Once PvP is enabled, it cannot be disabled for five seconds or while the player is in combat, preventing quick combat escapes.

Diamonds are the currency of the main Shopping District. Players can claim free 15-by-15 shop plots, stock them with goods, and sell items directly to other players.

Each player can hold up to two shop plots, with seven days to finish and stock a new shop. A price index helps keep the market readable, while the player-run economy leaves room for specialist farms, building supplies, collectibles, and larger stores.

Community events run regularly and use themed scenarios rather than only build contests. Recent examples include Patient Panic, Fossil Finders, Double Trouble, Silent Auction, Skybound Salvation, and Sausage Strike.

The server also runs recurring Hardcore seasons. Players who want a sharper survival challenge can join those seasons without giving up the persistent main Survival world.

The community is adult-focused and whitelist-only. New players apply through Discord, link their Minecraft and Discord accounts, and join after approval.

Social play is built into the server through newcomer hotels, community projects, the Capitol, player shops, the post office, public farms, and player-made games. Discord is also the main place for applications, announcements, and support.

TogetherCraft uses a whitelist and does not allow griefing, stealing, or changing another player's build without permission. Private signs can be placed on chests, barrels, doors, furnaces, and other containers to control access.

Resource World construction is temporary, and players are expected to use marked public farms only when they are labelled for public use. Gaming District builds follow the same no-grief and no-theft rules as Survival.

TogetherCraft has an official web store for optional purchases. The server also offers substantial vote-based progression, including ranks, reward keys, creative plots, and gameplay conveniences earned through Vote Points.