My name is Kalamity, Owner and Developer of RPGCraft Servers, and Sev Development. We are a cross-platform Canadian server (yes, Java AND Bedrock users play together on the same map). The server first came online in Nov 2021 for testing. The map was reset at the start of the 1.18 patch. There will be no more map resets, the map that is currently being played on will remain for the life of the server. We have two primary missions. Firstly, we aim to nurture a community of players within a modernized combination of anarchy and factions gameplay. Secondly, as long as I remain owner of the server, we will remain an ANTI PAY-TO-WIN server. We proudly follow the EULA laid out by Mojang and encourage others to do the same. There is NO way to gain an advantage over other players through a purchase on our store. NONE, ZILCH, NADA.
I personally develop many private plugins in-house to ensure many aspects of gameplay is unique to RPGCraft. However, we do use a litany of public plugins that many players love and will be familiar with.
If you are a fan of MMORPG style games, you may find yourself hooked to our server. There are many interesting NPCs to meet throughout your travels, and unique quests they will send you on. There are hundreds of new enchants to discover and crush your enemies with.
RPGCraft does not follow a traditional economy that most players may be familiar with. We do have an economy system, but it is more a guideline rather than a hard and fast rule. Players have to barter with each other to work out prices, there is no server shop that players can buy resources from, players have to actually INTERACT to trade. The primary server currency are Dragon Eggs (DEGGS). Every time the Ender Dragon is killed, it will drop a DEGG on the ground, the dragon can be killed a maximum of 10 times per day as to not flood the economy.
There are currently 50~ magical items that can be purchased with DEGGS from trader NPCs, some of which may be unlocked behind quest lines. Factions and land are purchased using DEGGS as well.
If you found anything in this post intriguing please consider giving RPGCraft a visit!
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