XCraft Network

Survival progression comes from gathering resources, using Slimefun, improving gear, trading, and completing server activities.

SkyMine progression moves through world stages and gear upgrades. Players collect materials from mines and dungeons, defeat bosses, and improve swords, tools, and armor.

SkyBlock progression comes from island building, farming, minions, challenges, and dungeon rewards. SMP progression is more open-ended and depends on exploration, hidden bases, trading, teams, and combat.

Custom content includes Slimefun systems, custom blocks, custom drops, dungeon mobs, named bosses, upgraded tools, special armor effects, shields, kits, crates, particles, and mode-specific shops.

SkyMine also includes custom progression for swords, pickaxes, and armor. Some rewards come from defeating special mobs or collecting materials in smaller world mines.

XCraft uses separate worlds for its major modes. SkyMine includes an Overworld, Nether, End, and Ocean world connected through portals.

SkyMine's Ocean world adds underwater mining, special armor effects, and ocean-themed bosses. SMP uses a large survival map with structures and room for hidden bases, while SkyBlock gives each player or group a private island.

Practice is the main place for structured player combat. BedWars adds team fights with beds, resources, upgrades, kills, and final kills.

SMP and some survival modes also support player combat, duels, and team conflict. The Donut-style SMP phase was especially dangerous because players could lose items after being killed outside protected systems.

SkyMine includes combat against dungeon mobs and bosses. PvP changes by mode, so players should check the selected world's rules before carrying valuable gear.

The network uses different economies for different modes. Survival includes Slimefun resources, shops, and player trading.

SMP has balance, shops, an auction house, and player orders for requested items. Teams can gather resources and trade with one another.

SkyMine uses points and mode-specific balances for upgrades, special items, keys, building blocks, and dungeon rewards. Its economy is separate from the normal SMP market.

The community runs giveaways, discount campaigns, mode launches, parkour activities, and seasonal resets. SkyMine seasons can bring new worlds, shops, bosses, gear systems, and changes to the way players move between worlds.

Discord and community channels are also used for announcements, suggestions, support tickets, and occasional competitions.

XCraft is centered on Persian-speaking players and maintains community spaces on Discord, Telegram, Rubika, and Bale. Discord tickets are used for support, account linking, reports, purchases, and staff contact.

The community mixes casual building, survival groups, competitive PvP, and players who move between several game modes during the same session.

Cheating, advertising, insulting staff, abusive behavior, and other rule violations can lead to mutes or bans. Players can report suspected cheaters and harmful behavior to staff through the available support channels.

Rules differ by mode. Some worlds provide claims or safer systems, while harsher SMP variants can leave bases and items exposed.

The web store sells ranks, kits, crates, and other paid perks. Higher ranks can include extra player warps, plots, auction listings, chest shops, image slots, and additional kits.

Promotions and discounts are common, and rank benefits can vary by mode. Store delivery is intended to be automatic, with support available when an order needs attention.