Minecraft servers 1.2.5 with private and with mini games tntrun and bedwars
About 1.2.5
A list of servers for Minecraft 1.2.5. This version improved game performance and fixed numerous bugs. New console commands were added, such as /tp for teleportation and /gamerule for changing game rules.
About TntRun
TntRun is a fast-paced and adrenaline-filled mini-game where players run across multiple layers of TNT blocks that disappear shortly after being stepped on. The objective is to outlast other players by staying on the remaining platforms while avoiding falling into the void. As the game progresses, the playing field shrinks, increasing the difficulty and excitement.
About BedWars
In BedWars, teams start on separate islands with a bed. The bed allows players to respawn, making it a crucial element to protect. Players must gather resources, fortify their bed, and build bridges to other islands to attack opponents. The game ends when all opposing teams' beds are destroyed, and their players are eliminated. Strategy, teamwork, and resource management are key to winning BedWars.
About Private
Minecraft servers with land protection (private) provide players with the ability to protect their builds and territories from other players. The main idea is to create zones where access is controlled by the owner. Claims or protections prevent griefing and theft, ensuring a safe and enjoyable building environment.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I join a Minecraft server from this list?
- Copy the server IP address shown on the server card, open Minecraft, go to Multiplayer, click Add Server, paste the IP, and click Join.
- What do the filters mean?
- Filters let you narrow down servers by game version, mini-games like BedWars or SkyWars, and tags like PvP or economy. Combine multiple filters to find your perfect server.
- How often is server data updated?
- Server status, player counts, and uptime data are refreshed every few minutes so you always see the latest information.