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A comprehensive punishment system. Handles temporary/permanent bans, mutes, and warnings with a detailed history log and customizable messages for offenders.
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A comprehensive punishment system. Handles temporary/permanent bans, mutes, and warnings with a detailed history log and customizable messages for offenders.
Automatically manages inactive players to save server resources. Moves them to an AFK state, stops playtime tracking, and can kick them after a set period of idleness.
Adds over 80 distinct creatures to Minecraft, from realistic animals like grizzly bears and roadrunners to fantasy beasts like the Endergrade, each with unique drops and mechanics.
Adds a highly configurable stopwatch and countdown timer to the action bar. Perfect for speedruns, challenges, or timed server events without needing mods.
Unlocks the ability to use color codes (ampersands or hex) within the Anvil interface, allowing players to create colored item names and lore easily.
Fixes the endgame dilemma by allowing you to fuse a chestplate onto an Elytra in an anvil. You get the flight capability without sacrificing armor protection.
A hardcore challenge where every death permanently reduces your maximum health. Forces players to play carefully and value their lives significantly more.
A modern RPG skills plugin (formerly Aurelium Skills). Players earn XP for farming, mining, fighting, etc., unlocking stat boosts like extra health, luck, and strength.
Essential security for offline-mode (cracked) servers. Requires players to register and login with a password to prevent account theft and identity spoofing.
Gives admins total control over item usage. You can blacklist specific items from being crafted, placed, used, or even held in inventory across specific worlds.
Simplifies Minecraft's textures to look exactly like the official Mojang trailers and promotional art. Clean, vibrant, and nostalgic visual style.
Allows players to turn item frames invisible using specific items (like invisibility potions), creating seamless decorations where items appear to rest directly on blocks.
Transforms the boring End dimension into a lush, alien world. Adds dozens of new biomes, mystical wood types, crystals, and new mobs to make the End worth exploring.
Upgrades the vanilla furnace mechanics to be faster and more fuel-efficient, often introducing tiers or upgrades to speed up the smelting of large item batches.
The ultimate 'Random Teleport' plugin. Finds safe locations for players to start survival, respecting WorldGuard regions and avoiding oceans or lava.
A lightweight alternative to Factions. Allows players to create teams, set a team home, have private chats, and toggle PvP immunity between teammates.
Replaces vanilla sword textures with epic, high-fantasy weapon models. Diamond and Netherite swords look like legendary artifacts from an RPG.
Adds over 1000 new advancements to the game, providing a massive checklist of challenges ranging from basic survival tasks to insane endgame feats.
Adds a hitman system. Players can put monetary bounties on others. When a target is killed, the hunter automatically receives the money and a trophy head.
An addon for BentoBox that creates a 'Boxed' gamemode. Players spawn inside a bedrock box and must expand their world border by completing challenges.
Automatically detects and blocks swear words, advertising, or spam in chat. Includes regex support and customizable punishments for repeat offenders.
The classic sign-shop plugin. Players buy and sell items by placing signs on chests. Simple, lag-free, and perfect for player-driven economies.
A Modrinth plugin for keeping selected chunks loaded, useful for farms, machines, or server areas that need to keep running while players are away.
The best tool for pre-generating worlds. Loads chunks in a radius before players join, drastically reducing lag caused by world generation during exploration.
The premier NPC plugin. Create server guides, shopkeepers, or quest givers that look like players or mobs. They can walk, talk, and execute commands.
A veteran utility for reducing server lag. Can limit mob spawning, remove ground items on a timer, and unload unused chunks to free up RAM.
Allows admins to make any mob clickable. Right-clicking a specific entity can run console or player commands, essentially turning mobs into functional buttons.
A modern, open-source Pokémon mod. It blends naturally with Minecraft's visual style (unlike Pixelmon) and offers battling, trading, and capturing mechanics.
Prevents players from pushing each other when standing in the same spot. Crucial for lobbies, spawn areas, and parkour maps to prevent griefing.
Cleans up your server logs by hiding specific, repetitive warning messages from other plugins, making it easier to read the console and debug real issues.
Allows staff to physically take control of another player's character, seeing what they see and moving them. Useful for catching hackers or trolling.
The industry standard for logging. Records every block placed, broken, or chest opened. Allows admins to 'rollback' griefing in seconds without restarting the server.
Adds balanced crafting recipes for uncraftable vanilla items like Saddles, Name Tags, Horse Armor, and Enchanted Golden Apples.
Automatically changes PvP rules based on the time of day. Peaceful building is enforced during the day, but PvP turns on automatically when the sun goes down.
A lightweight hologram plugin. Create floating text, icons, and leaderboards. Optimized for performance and requires no dependencies.
Bridges your Minecraft server chat with a Discord channel. Allows people on Discord to chat with players in-game and lets admins watch the console remotely.
Adds a custom mechanic (often a special anvil or grindstone logic) to separate enchantments from items onto books, saving valuable enchants.
Renders your Minecraft world as a live, Google Maps-style website. Shows terrain, player locations, and WorldGuard regions in real-time.
A visual shop accessible via command. Players can buy and sell items through a categorized menu interface instead of walking to a physical shop.
Gives every enchanted book a unique texture based on its spell. Fire Aspect books look fiery, Feather Falling looks like a wing, making organization easy.
Extends the vanilla enchantment table with new, balanced spells like Auto-Smelt, Life Leech, or Multi-Jump, usually obtained via standard enchanting.
The backbone of almost every server. Provides over 130 core commands like /home, /tpa, /warp, /spawn, /kit, /heal, and economy basics.
A plugin that adds vanilla-feeling custom enchantments. It integrates into the vanilla enchanting table and villager trades seamlessly.
The most popular 'faithful' pack. It keeps the original look of Minecraft but doubles the resolution (32x32), making everything look sharper and cleaner.
Uses the new Minecraft display entities to create high-performance holograms that can include floating items, blocks, and even text with background colors.
Works with AuthMe to detect if a player has a paid Minecraft account. If they do, it skips the password login, logging them in automatically.
Makes farming easier by automatically replanting crops or saplings immediately after you harvest or chop them down.
A utility texture pack that sets the gamma to max, giving you permanent night vision. Great for builders and miners who hate placing torches everywhere.
A subtle world-gen improvement. It doesn't add new blocks, but rearranges vanilla vegetation and blocks to make biomes look more lush and realistic.
Prevents items from scattering on death. Instead, it spawns a grave container that holds your loot until you return. Can be configured with keys or timers.
The 'Golden Shovel' claiming system. Allows players to protect their own land by right-clicking corners. Highly intuitive and self-service for users.
A fun roleplay plugin. Allows players to sit on stairs/slabs, lay down, or crawl using commands or right-clicks. Also lets players sit on each other.
Allows mobs to drop their heads on death. It also adds a database of thousands of decorative heads (food, devices, furniture) that can be crafted or bought.
Security plugin that blocks commands like /pl, /plugins, or /help, preventing regular players from seeing what software your server is running.
A dedicated gun mod that focuses on realistic crafting and ballistics. Adds rifles, pistols, and heavy weaponry that fit into the vanilla aesthetic.
A modern rewrite of the classic Factions plugin. Allows clans to claim land, build power, and raid enemies using TNT cannons and creeper eggs.
Adds client-side animations for server actions. You can see items actually dropping onto crafting tables or floating into furnaces without needing mods.
A full-featured Skyblock core. Handles island creation, co-op teams, missions/challenges, and island upgrades (size, member limits, generators).
Helps players find lost items. If you die or drop something, it can provide a compass pointing to the location or a log of coordinates.
A creative mode toolkit. Provides items that let you instantly generate walls, shapes, and patterns without typing complex WorldEdit commands.
The standard for server economies. Players join professions like Miner, Woodcutter, or Hunter and get paid automatically for performing those actions.
Adds generic but well-designed structures to the world, such as campsites, ruins, and small towers, to make exploration less empty.
Implements craftable Waystones. Players can place them and use them to teleport between bases or key locations at the cost of XP or levels.
A simplified suicide command (/kill) for players who get stuck, often with customizable cooldowns or costs to prevent abuse during PvP.
Monitors server ticks (TPS) and automatically reduces view distance or mob caps when performance drops, helping to maintain a smooth experience.
Makes mobs tougher the further you go from spawn. Levelled mobs have more health and damage, but drop better loot and more XP.
A modern, open-source authentication plugin. Lightweight and fast, designed to secure offline-mode servers without the bloat of older plugins.
The viral SMP gamemode. If you kill a player, you gain a heart and they lose one. If a player reaches 0 hearts, they are banned or put in spectator mode.
Allows players to lock chests, doors, and furnaces by placing a sign on them. Other players cannot open them unless their name is added to the sign.
The ultimate permissions manager. Controls who can use what commands. Features a powerful Web Editor to manage groups and prefixes visually.
Allows admins to close the server for maintenance. Players trying to join see a custom message and countdown, while whitelisted staff can still enter.
Algorithmically generates complex maze structures using selected blocks. Great for building minigames or server events instantly.
Grants mobs special abilities, like Spiders throwing webs or Zombies sprinting, making PvE combat more dynamic and unpredictable.
A photo-realistic texture pack that uses high-resolution images for blocks, making Minecraft look like a modern architectural render.
Allows players to shape-shift into any mob they kill (e.g., become a Bat to fly, or a Blaze to shoot fireballs).
Combines all tools into one. When you look at stone, it acts as a pickaxe; look at wood, it's an axe. Saves inventory slots.
Allows a single server to run multiple worlds (e.g., a Survival world, a Creative flat world, and a Minigame world) simultaneously.
Disables mob damage to the world (Creeper holes, Enderman theft) without needing to set the gamerule, allowing villagers to still farm.
Saves players who fall into the void by teleporting them back to a safe location or spawn, preventing frustrating gear loss.
A simple administration tool that allows staff to view and edit any player's inventory and ender chest in real-time, even if offline.
A complete parkour framework. Create courses with start/end points, checkpoints, leaderboards, and rewards for completion.
Adds loot crates (CS:GO style). Admins can define rewards and crate animations. Players use keys to open them for random loot.
A dependency for most plugins. It allows different plugins to share data (like showing a player's money or rank in the scoreboard or chat).
Displays a heart or health number above players' heads or in the scoreboard, useful for PvP or cooperative survival to check team status.
Gives admins a detailed report on a player: IP address, location, gamemode, health, and recent activity useful for moderation.
A secondary currency system. Unlike normal money, Points are usually bought with real money or earned in events, used for premium shops.
Simple and effective: when a player is killed by another player, they drop their head. Great for PvP trophies or decoration.
Tracks how long users have played on the server. Includes top-playtime leaderboards and can give rewards for reaching milestones.
A library that allows plugins to read and write Minecraft packets. Required by advanced plugins like holograms, NPCs, or anti-cheats.
Lets players choose if they want to fight. Typing /pvp off prevents them from hitting others or getting hit, ideal for pacifist players.
Adds aesthetic weapon racks to the game. You can physically place swords or axes on a wall mount for display instead of using item frames.
Overhauls survival mechanics. Adds thirst, body temperature, stamina, and weight, turning Minecraft into a much harder survival sim.
Syncs the in-game time with a real-world timezone. If it's night in London (or your server location), it's night in the game.
A utility pack for engineers. Displays signal strength numbers on redstone dust, direction arrows on hoppers/observers, and sticky piston sides.
Adds a portable 'Snail Shell' house. Players can enter a special item to access a private pocket dimension/room, useful for mobile bases.
A compromise between Hardcore and Survival. If you die, you are banned for a short time (e.g., 1 hour) instead of forever.
Customizes the appearance of your server in the multiplayer list. Add color, different MOTDs per player, and custom player count messages.
The basic /sethome and /home command. Allows players to save their base location and teleport back to it later.
A lightweight scoreboard plugin. Displays info like money, rank, online players, or K/D ratio on the right side of the screen.
Handles teleport requests (/tpa). Players must ask permission to teleport to someone else, preventing unwanted intrusion.
Lets admins set public warp points (like /warp shop or /warp arena) that anyone on the server can teleport to instantly.
Restores player skins on offline-mode servers. Also allows players to change their skin using the /skin command without restarting the game.
Allows the night to be skipped if only a percentage of players sleep (e.g., 50%), instead of requiring everyone on the server to be in bed.
Manages the server spawn point. Sets where new players join and provides a /spawn command to return to the central hub.
Overhauls the Tab List (player list). Adds headers, footers, prefixes, suffixes, and custom sorting to make the list look professional.
A massive world generation overhaul that creates stunning new biomes (Canyons, Volcanoes, etc.) using ONLY vanilla blocks. No mods required.
A safe trading system. Players can trade items and money in a secure GUI window, preventing 'drop scams' where someone steals items and runs.
Allows you to chop down an entire tree by breaking just the bottom log. It calculates durability damage appropriately for the axe.
A datapack that adds survival mechanics like thirst, energy, and temperature, forcing players to manage resources more carefully.
A vanilla+ plugin suite. Adds portals, custom items, and quality of life improvements that feel like they belong in the base game.
Enhances vanilla structures (Witch Huts, Desert Temples, etc.) to be larger, more detailed, and more rewarding to explore.
Allows staff to become completely invisible. They are removed from the tab list and query protocol, perfect for secretly monitoring suspicious players.
Allows players to mine entire veins of ore (like coal or iron) by breaking a single block while holding a specific key (usually shift/sneak).
Allows older Minecraft clients (e.g., 1.12) to join a newer server (e.g., 1.21). Useful for keeping the server updated while keeping players.
Allows newer Minecraft clients to join an older server version. Essential for keeping your server accessible to everyone after game updates.
A massive world-gen expansion that adds colossal, multi-story dungeons, floating fortresses, and dangerous temples filled with high-tier loot.
A random teleportation plugin optimized for wilderness survival. Finds safe spots far from spawn to let players build in peace.
The ultimate building tool. Copy, paste, rotate, and fill massive areas with blocks using commands and the wand tool. Essential for builders.
Protects server areas (regions). You can define zones like Spawn or Shops where PvP, block breaking, or mob spawning is disabled.
A texture pack that makes common blocks (stone, dirt) transparent, revealing ores and dungeons. Often used for testing or cheating.
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