BossCraft Minecraft Server

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Server IP Address: world.bosscraft.net

Getting Started on BossCraft

1. Begin with opening your Minecraft launcher.
2. Select the "Play" button to get started.
3. Choose "Multiplayer" from the main menu to join others.
4. Add BossCraft by clicking "Add Server", then enter world.bosscraft.net.
5. Once connected, select "Join Server" to start your adventure!

Optimal Version Compatibility: Our server runs best on Minecraft version 1.20. Feel free to use any version you're comfortable with for a great experience.

Server Location: Enjoy a seamless gaming experience from our United States-based server.

Diverse Game Modes Available

• Creative - Players have unlimited resources, no health or hunger, and the ability to fly, focusing on building and creativity.
• Prison - Players start in a prison and must work their way up by mining and completing tasks to earn money and rank up, eventually 'escaping' the prison.
• PvP - Player versus Player mode, where players engage in combat against each other, often in arenas or specific game types.
• Skyblock - Players start on a small floating island with minimal resources and must expand their world and survive with limited means.
• Survival - A mode where players must collect resources, build structures, battle mobs, manage hunger, and explore the land in order to survive.
• PvP - Player versus Player mode, where players engage in combat against each other, often in arenas or specific game types.
• PvE - Player versus Environment, where players battle against AI-controlled mobs and face environmental challenges.
• Minigames - Consists of various small games, often competitive, ranging from simple puzzles to complex challenges.
• Towny - Focuses on town-building and management, where players can create towns, join nations, and interact in a player-driven economy.
• Gens - A mode centered around generating resources and wealth, often through automated systems and clever engineering.
• Java & Bedrock - Enables players from different platforms, like Java and Bedrock Editions, to play together on the same server.
• Pocket Edition - The mobile version of Minecraft, adapted for touchscreen controls and optimized for mobile devices.
• SMP - Survival-Multiplayer, a mode where players can interact with each other in a shared world, often with a focus on community and cooperation.