Prometheus Minecraft

A multi-world server — survival, economy, magic, and war.

Java Edition  ·  prometheus.land

Connect with Minecraft 1.20.1 or any newer version — a real Minecraft account is required.

How to Join

You'll need Minecraft: Java Edition and a Minecraft account.

  1. Open Minecraft: Java Edition. Version 1.20.1 or any newer release works.
  2. Multiplayer → Add Server, and enter the address below.
  3. Join. You'll arrive in the Hub — type /server survival to head into the main world.
Server address  ·  prometheus.land

The Worlds

You arrive in the Hub and travel out through the proxy. Type /server <name> to hop between worlds.

Hub Open

The lobby and crossroads. New players land here first, and it's where you're returned if a world resets — a calm place to regroup and meet other players between adventures.

Survival Open

The main experience — mostly vanilla, hard difficulty, with light plugins for economy, jobs, magic, and land protection. Claim your land to keep your builds safe, and explore toward Firstlight, the capital city, with more towns to come.

Arena Open

A world built for wizard duels and spell-testing. Magic is free here — every spell you find is unlocked and costs nothing to cast, so you can practice and do battle without the grind. Full PvP, and you keep your items. Type /server arena, then /cast <spell>. See the magic guide for what to throw.

War Coming soon

A cyclical war simulator on a heavily-modded battlefield — guns, tanks, planes, magic and tech. Found a base around a War Core, build up your forces for ~30 days, then on War Day respawns switch off and it's last faction standing. Every cycle brings a brand-new map.

Creative Coming soon

A build-anything world. Purchase plots of land and shape them however you like with full creative tools, then wander and visit what everyone else has made. No PvP — just imagination.

The Economy

Three currencies power the server, shared across every world. Manage them at the Bank in Survival, which exchanges between them and buys your amethyst shards — the primary way to earn.

⧫CreditsThe everyday currency for most things. 100 Bits = 1 Credit. Everyone starts with 20.
✧Aether EssenceThe currency of magic — buy spells, recharge mana, and pay for teleport components once magic arrives.
✠War ScripEarned by winning wars. Spent on respawns, War Cores, care packages, armaments and vehicles in the War world.

Making money

Mine and sell amethyst shards at the Bank for Credits, take on jobs around the towns, and trade with other players. Spend it on gear, land, spells, and your place in the world.

The Magic

Learn spells from scrolls, craft your own wands and tomes, and wield fire, frost, healing, and worse. A deep magic system is being woven into Survival.

Finding your way

The world is large, and you'll find your way through it from the ground.

Lodestone compasses

A compass bound to a town's lodestone always points you home. When magic arrives, Town Portal spells will teleport you between the places you've discovered.

Explore & landmark

Chart the coastlines and rivers, and let the lighthouse and town skylines lead you back. A view of the whole world from above is a privilege earned, not given — for now, the map is yours to learn on foot.

The Rules

Prometheus runs light. There are only a few things that will actually get you removed.

  1. Don't vandalize the world. This is the one that gets you banned. No setting fires, no dumping lava, no wrecking the terrain, and no tearing down the shared roads, monuments, and landmarks that make this place worth playing in. Everything here is logged, so vandalism gets rolled back — and the vandal gets removed.
  2. Don't lag the server. Oversized mob farms, slime and flying machines, and sprawling redstone can drag the whole server down — or crash it for everyone. Build reasonably, and if staff asks you to switch off or trim a laggy contraption, do it. Anything built to intentionally lag or crash the server will get you removed.
  3. No cheating. Hacked clients, x-ray, kill aura, item dupes, and bug or glitch exploits aren't allowed — and don't dodge a ban by hopping onto another account. Anti-cheat is running.
  4. Keep it in the game. Scamming, tricking, and outsmarting other players inside Minecraft is fair play — trade at your own risk. Taking it into the real world is not: no trying to hack or steal accounts, no phishing or scam links, no virus or malware. That's a real crime against a real person, and it's a permanent ban.
  5. Read the room. Speak your mind — but if you know a minor is on, keep it family-friendly. Among adults, use your own judgment. Don't spam or flood the chat, and genuine harassment, threats, and doxxing are always off-limits.

Beyond that, this is a survival world with real stakes: you can be robbed, and you can be killed — and so can everyone else. That's between you and the world, not something staff will step in to settle. Protect what's yours by claiming your land, and watch your back — some players are charged with keeping order, and if you bring too much chaos, they'll come to put a stop to it.

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