Aechronis is a new Minecraft server that is all about a big geopolitical war. The first season is set in the time of the Russian Civil War so you get to join the Bolsheviks the White Army or one of the breakaway nations like Poland or Ukraine. Everyone fights to control the land of the old Russian Empire and it feels like a giant strategy battle.
The server has weekly wars so nations do not just sit around. You go out and fight other countries all over Eastern Europe and Russia. There are custom era weapons like the Mosin Nagant and the Kar 98k that are made with cool 3D models. It looks really unique when people line up with these guns.
There is a dynmap so you can see the world live and there is a claim and node system so you can conquer territories. Nations mine resources and upgrade their towns with a tier system so your nation can grow and get stronger over time. It feels like your country actually progresses the more you play.
The server runs on version 1.21.8 and it is focused on PvP and nations fighting for power. If you like strategy war and building up a country this server is made for that.
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Aechronis Geopolitical PvP Russian Civil War
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Ruina Imperii: Build & Conquer
RUINA IMPERII WORLDBUILDING
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Join Us!About the Server
RUINA IMPERII WORLDBUILDING is a late medieval server set in a time of war and change. Think of the late Hundred Years’ War (1415) and the Fall of Constantinople (1453).
Roles & Gameplay Styles
- King
- Merchant
- Bandit
- Soldier
- General
- Mercenary
- Peasant
- & More!
What You Get
- Immersive World: Explore a rich late medieval land with cool terrain.
- Player Politics: Get into deep player-led politics.
- Command Armies: Lead dozens or even hundreds in a Total War style.
Server Lore
You wash up on a strange shore after a bad storm. Your crew is gone. Rumors of a ruined empire fill the air. A hundred years ago, this empire was huge, but now it’s in ruins. Small kingdoms fight for power, all wanting to be the next "Emperor" and bring back the glory.
So, will you make your mark in this tale of power and struggle?