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| Players: | 90/1000 | Votes: | 4677 |
| Rating: | 4.3 / 5 | ||
| Dragon Scales Harvested: | 473 | Royal Decrees Issued: | 2 |
| Shadow Wolves Tamed: | 3 | Treasure Maps Found: | 5 |
| Soulbound Rings Equipped: | 11 | Void Armor Forged: | 12 |
| Crystal Wands Charged: | 16 | Ethereal Dreams Experienced: | 7 |
| Dragon Eggs Found: | 7243 | Spontaneous Duels Fought: | 12 |
| Mysterious Portals Opened: | 19 | Ancient Relics Unearthed: | 439 |
| Gnome Villages Protected: | 5 | Elemental Crystals Collected: | 91 |
ZillaSMP; Kingdoms and Politics
ZillaSMP is a Western European themed medieval roleplay SMP with kingdoms, naval warfare, tradable currency, and light RPG mechanics. It’s almost like an entirely new game inside of Minecraft! (no mods are required to join)
ZillaSMP is set in a time between King Alfred the Great’s death, and the formation of England; just as King Alfred’s kingdom of Wessex took its last stand against the vikings. It’s not intended to be 100% historically or geographically accurate, it’s meant to serve as a playable “alternate timeline” that is written through player actions and roleplay.
As with any roleplay server, there are many different roles you can choose or be selected for; knight, pirate, viking, lord, liege, etc. There are many kingdoms spread out in ZillaSMP‘s 20k by 20k sized map; allowing chances for trade, war, conflict, and negotiations.
Features
| Different medieval faction types | kingdoms, knighthoods, trade guilds, and viking tribes |
| Feudalistic hierarchy and land claim system | |
| Lore | written through player roleplay |
| Proximity-based voice chat | |
| RPG mob leveling system based on experience | |
| Tradable currency and chest shops | |
| Cannons | |
| Real boats | that you can build, captain, and attach cannons to |
| Real tactical planning and defense building |
More Information
To learn more about ZillaSMP, please check out our gameplay guide.
How to Join
To join ZillaSMP, please join our Discord server and follow the instructions in the ZillaSMP Info channel.
