Widow Network

Progress comes from daily rewards, kits, jobs, collection journals, the bestiary, fishing, mining, farming, and seasonal rankings.

Jobs pay more as they level up. Journals and the bestiary reward continued exploration and gathering. Six permanent ranks add homes, storage, claim capacity, market slots, commands, kits, and cosmetic perks. They do not add combat damage or stronger armor.

WidowCore powers many of the server's custom systems. Special recipes include elevators, faster premium hoppers, an emerald dinosaur portal, portable utilities, and a networked storage indexer.

The indexer links chests and barrels through pipes, letting players search, withdraw, and deposit items from one terminal. Custom models and resource-pack content are used for dinosaurs, pets, turrets, cosmetics, floating displays, and other server features.

The main world uses custom generation and biomes, with player warps, random teleportation, and an enhanced End containing special creatures and rewards.

A separate primordial dimension contains large underground caverns, lakes, giant vegetation, and nine custom dinosaur species. Its emerald portal links locations between worlds, so players can create access points near their own bases.

Combat uses vanilla Minecraft mechanics, including attack cooldowns, shields, food, enchantments, and ender pearls. Spawn and protected claims provide safe areas.

Players can practice in FFA, crystal FFA, potion FFA, and kit-based arenas. Duels protect Survival gear, while KOTH, tournaments, bounties, and the desert death queue create higher-risk fights. The death queue uses your own inventory, makes death real, and lets the winner take the loot.

Widow separates Survival money from cosmetic coins. Earn money by selling resources, running farms, working jobs, trading, joining events, and operating player shops.

The market includes chest-based stalls, an auction house, direct trades, and buy orders. Use /trade for important exchanges because the staff does not replace ordinary in-game money or item trades when another player scams you. Coins are spent on cosmetics and convenience features.

KOTH is the main recurring competitive event, with players fighting to control a capture point and claim its rewards. The server also runs tournaments, FFA activities, duels, bounty hunts, and automatic minigames.

Every two hours, one of three minigames can open: Pilares, TNT Run, or Lluvia de Yunques. Players join through the event menu and compete for gem rewards.

The community is organized around Spanish-language chat, Discord support, clans, player warps, public shops, and group events.

Clans include private chat, allies, shared territory, a headquarters, and their own rankings. Players can also give reputation to helpful community members through the in-game review system and ask the server assistant for help with common questions.

Hacks, autoclickers, unfair combat modules, bug abuse, lag attacks, ban evasion, harassment, TpaKill, base griefing, and hostile protection placement are prohibited.

Litematica is allowed, but EasyPlace, Printer, Mouse Tweaks, Item Scroller, projectile-trajectory mods, invisible-player detection mods, and most PvP optimizer mods are not. Claims protect blocks, containers, and mechanisms from unauthorized use, but players remain responsible for ordinary trades and for managing who has access to a shared claim.

Joining and playing is free. The optional store sells coins for cosmetics and convenience features such as wings, auras, tags, skins, pets, and quality-of-life perks.

Permanent ranks add space, homes, claim capacity, kits, commands, and visual effects. Store purchases do not add combat damage, armor, stronger potions, or other PvP advantages. Payments are handled through Tebex.