Minecraft servers 1.21 with economy and private and with mini games spleef, parkour, kitpvp, and buildbattle

The 'Trials and Tribulations Update' adds new structures like Trial Chambers to test players' combat skills. A new boss, the Breeze, who controls the wind and sets traps, awaits at the end. Trials and rewards are updated individually for each player. A list of servers for Minecraft 1.21

In Spleef, players compete in an arena with the goal of breaking blocks beneath their opponents to make them fall. This game tests players' speed, strategy, and reflexes. The last player standing wins the round. Spleef can be played in various themed arenas with different block types and additional challenges such as power-ups or hazards.

Parkour plugins add thrilling and challenging obstacle courses to Minecraft, focusing on the player's agility and precision in jumping and movement. These courses range from easy to incredibly difficult and often include timed runs, checkpoints, and leaderboards. Successful completion of parkour courses can earn players rewards, titles, and recognition in the community.

KitPVP is a dedicated PvP game mode where players choose from a variety of kits, each providing different weapons, armor, and abilities. Players battle in specially designed arenas, with the objective of achieving the most kills and improving their stats. KitPVP servers often feature ranking systems, leaderboards, and in-game rewards for top performers.

BuildBattle is a competitive creative mode where players are given a theme and a limited amount of time to construct a build related to that theme. After the building phase, players vote on each other's creations, and the build with the highest score wins. BuildBattle encourages creativity, quick thinking, and design skills, often featuring multiple rounds and different building themes.

Economy Minecraft servers introduce an in-game economy system where players can earn and spend money. Trading, completing quests, and working become primary ways to earn currency. These servers often feature shops and other economic mechanisms, allowing players to develop businesses and create towns.

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.