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Liste de serveurs Minecraft
Millida is a Minecraft server list: a catalogue of live projects with real player counts, versions and IP addresses. We ping every server ourselves and merge duplicates from several sources, so the list shows working addresses instead of the same project listed five times.
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The ranking is built on activity — players online, uptime, votes and reviews. Paid placements live in their own block and never push a server up the organic list: a catalogue people cannot trust is worth nothing to the servers in it.
Game modes, explained
SMP is the most common thing you will see: a survival world shared with other people, usually with light rules and a community around it. Survival is the same idea without the community framing. Anarchy drops the rules entirely — griefing and raiding are part of the game there.
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Lifesteal has grown fast: you take hearts from players you kill and lose them when you die, so combat carries real weight. Factions and Towny are about groups holding territory, Skyblock starts you on a floating island with almost nothing, and Prison is a progression grind through ranks. BedWars, SkyWars and other minigames are short matches rather than a world you live in.
Java or Bedrock
Java Edition runs on PC and is where most modded and PvP servers live. Bedrock covers phones, tablets, consoles and the Windows app. They are different games under one name: a Bedrock player cannot join a Java-only server directly.
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Many larger projects run both and publish two addresses — the Bedrock one usually on a different port. Where a server supports both, the card shows both addresses, so check which one matches the game you actually play before copying.
How to join a server
Copy the address from the server card, open Minecraft, go to Multiplayer, choose Add Server and paste it in. On Bedrock you also enter the port in its own field. That is the whole process — no account on this site required to play.
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The one thing that stops most people is the version. Your client and the server have to match, so filter the catalogue by version first: 1.21 for current content, 1.16.5 for a large share of modpacks, 1.8 for classic PvP combat mechanics.
How to pick one worth your time
Current players online is the obvious number, but it lies on its own — every server is empty at 4am and busy in the evening. Look at the average over a day: it tells you how many people are normally there, not how many happened to be online when you looked.
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Then check whether the server actually stays up. One that answers a ping sometimes and not others is either on weak hardware or restarts constantly, and neither is worth building on. After that, read the reviews — a couple of glowing comments mean nothing, but repeated complaints about rollbacks, unannounced wipes or lost items are a straight answer.
Adding your own server
Listing is free. Register, add the address, prove you own the server through the MOTD token, and fill in the card — description, banner, modes, versions. A complete card ranks better than an empty one, because there is more for a player to decide on.
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After that the ranking is in your players’ hands: uptime, real player counts, votes and reviews. Votes are limited to one per account per day and require a login, so buying your way up the organic list does not work here.
FAQ
Is listing a Minecraft server free?
Yes. Adding a server and keeping it listed costs nothing. Only pinned spots and the top auction are paid, and they sit in their own block instead of pushing servers up the organic list.
How do I find a server IP address?
Every server card has a copy button next to the address. Copy it, open Minecraft, go to Multiplayer, Add Server and paste it in. Bedrock players also enter the port shown next to the address.
What is the difference between Java and Bedrock servers?
Java Edition runs on PC; Bedrock runs on phones, tablets, consoles and the Windows app. They are separate versions, so a phone cannot join a Java-only server. Cross-play servers publish a separate Bedrock address.
What does SMP mean?
Survival Multiplayer — a shared survival world with other players, usually with a community and light rules. It is the most common server type you will find in this list.
How is the ranking calculated?
From real activity: players online, uptime, votes and reviews. Votes need an account and are limited to one per day, so the position reflects how alive a server is rather than how much its owner spent.
Which Minecraft version should I choose?
If you have no reason to pick otherwise, take the newest release — most servers run it. Choose 1.16.5 if you want modpacks, or 1.8 if you came for classic PvP combat mechanics.
Ce que signifient les tags de filtre
Chaque tag du catalogue est cliquable : touchez‑en un et seuls les serveurs avec cette caractéristique restent.
- Claim de terrain — protège vos constructions : personne ne peut démonter votre maison bloc par bloc.
- Clans — groupes de joueurs avec terrain et trésor communs.
- Économie — monnaie en jeu, boutiques et échanges entre joueurs.
- Quêtes, événements, métiers — de quoi s'occuper en dehors de la construction.
- Pas de pay-to-win — l'argent ne peut pas acheter d'avantage en jeu.
- Pas de wipes — la progression n'est jamais réinitialisée, construisez sur le long terme.
- Anticheat — protection contre les tricheurs.
- Chat vocal — discussion en jeu, sans Discord.
- Crossplay — les joueurs Java et Bedrock partagent un même monde.
Quelle version de Minecraft choisir
La version de votre client doit correspondre à celle du serveur — c'est le premier piège pour les débutants. En cas de doute, prenez la dernière : elle offre le plus de serveurs.
| Version | Ce qu'on y joue |
|---|---|
| 1.21 et plus récent | le plus de nouveaux projets et le contenu actuel |
| 1.16.5 | la majorité des modpacks, projets tech et magie |
| 1.12.2 | les modpacks industriels classiques |
| 1.8 | les anciennes mécaniques de combat : PvP et minijeux |






























