Features
What Makes KingsMC Different
Beyond the usual survival features you'd expect- claims, shops, an auction house- our Survival server runs on a set of civic systems that put real decisions in your hands. Here's a closer look at the big three.
Royal Requests
Royal Requests is our player-to-player request board. Need a stack of diamonds, a specific rare block, or help finishing a build? Post a request, set a reward, and any player on the server can fulfill it.
Rewards scale through a shared proportional payout system used across our civic features, so requests stay fair whether you're offering a small reward for something simple or a big one for something that takes real time and skill. It's one of the easiest ways to make money as a new player, and one of the easiest ways to get help as anyone.
️ Town Hall
Town Hall is where the kingdom actually gets run. Players vote for a mayor, and that mayor, along with the community, helps to steer decisions about the settlement: community projects, shared infrastructure, and how collected resources get put to use.
Community projects are funded and built together. Contribute resources or time toward a project the town has voted for, and you're directly shaping what the settlement looks like. You're not just building in your own claim, but building something the whole server benefits from.
The Crown
The Crown is KingsMC's signature PvP objective. One player wears it at a time, and wearing it comes with real advantages, but it also makes you the most wanted target on the server. Hold it, defend it, and reap the rewards. Take it from someone else, and it's yours.
It's a king-of-the-hill system layered on top of normal survival: low-risk players can ignore it entirely, but for anyone chasing status, loot, and bragging rights, the Crown is the biggest prize in the realm.
And There's More
Royal Requests, Town Hall, and the Crown are just the headline systems. KingsMC's Survival server also includes a mail system, tribute system, & more, each adding another layer to the kingdom. We'll keep expanding this page as more systems go live.