Java Edition · Towny Survival RPG
Found a town. Level eleven skills. Take the dungeons for Souls and spend them on enchantments the base game never had.
What this is
Vanilla survival runs out of things to work toward. Here the world you build in sits on top of an RPG: skills that level from how you play, towns with real upkeep, dungeons that pay in their own currency, and an economy other players are already running.
Hard difficulty and no keep-inventory, so what you carry matters. One address, no mods to install.
The world
Each world has one job, so the place you build never has to double as the place you grind.
Hub
Where everything meets: the auction house, quest board, eleven crates, fishing dock, pet and cosmetics shops, and the PvP arena.
Build
Custom-generated terrain 100,000 blocks across. Random-teleport out, pitch a camp, and claim the land your town will grow on.
Gather
Fortresses, bastions and ancient debris, in a dimension of its own. What you haul out of it goes back to the town you are building.
Endgame
Past the portal: the dragon on its island, and the outer islands for anyone who gets beyond it.
How you play
Nothing here is a separate game mode — it's one world, and every system feeds the others.
01 · Skills
Eleven skills level from 1 to 100 through use — mine and Mining climbs, take hits and Defense does. Abilities unlock along the way.
02 · Towny
Land protection is Towny. A town costs $5,000 to found and $250 for every block it claims — and upkeep comes due every day at noon.
03 · Dungeons
Two dungeon worlds, Overgrown and Voidspire. Each gate wants a body count before it lets you through, and every kill pays in Souls.
04 · Enchantments
Bought with Souls, which only come out of the dungeons — so the best gear on the server is earned underground, not rolled at a table.
05 · Jobs
Twelve jobs, and you can hold three at once. Each levels to 200, and the pay rises with it.
06 · Markets
The server shop always buys and sells at known rates. The auction house and player warps are where you beat them.
07 · Quests
Every midnight you're dealt one easy, one medium and one hard daily quest. The quest board never resets: 417 quests in eleven trades, each paid once.
08 · Farming & fishing
Thirteen new crops that need the right season, steady water and a good eye for when they are ripe. And more than 70 custom fish, with baits that tilt the odds toward the rare ones.
09 · Cosmetics
Cosmetics change how you look and never what you can do: pets, hats, particles, emotes, glows and balloons.
Progression
By playing. There's no skill menu to spend points in — use a thing and it gets better.
Gathering
Combat
Craft
Level cap · 100
From jobs, quests and selling. Pays for towns, claims and the server shop. Everyone starts with $1,000.
From dungeon mobs and bosses, and nowhere else. The only way to buy custom enchantments.
From playtime levels, daily rewards, crates, chat games and the battlepass. Spent in the coin shop on crate keys, sell wands and the rarest cosmetics.
The server keeps time
Every 5 min
Being here counts. Every five minutes adds a point toward 24 playtime levels, and each level pays in crate keys, Coins or money.
Every 15 min
Unscramble, maths, reaction — first correct answer takes the prize. A new one every fifteen minutes.
Every 4 hours
Both bosses respawn on a timer you can check from the dungeon menu.
Daily at noon
Towny collects once a day, at midday server time. Towns that can't pay don't last.
Midnight
One easy, one medium, one hard, dealt fresh to every player.
200 votes
When the server's vote counter fills, a piñata lands at spawn for everyone online.
Community
Town recruitment, trade offers, update notes and staff — it all happens there first.
— members · — online
Join the Discord
Five server lists, one click each. A vote pays a Vote Crate key, the one key the coin shop does not sell, and moves the piñata counter.
5 sites · once a day each
Vote for the server
Costs, cooldowns, currencies and what happens when you die — the numbers behind every system.
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