Towny communities organize land and social play around towns, residents and sometimes nations. Before buying a plot, read the tax and upkeep rules, the permissions you receive and the conditions under which land can be lost. A town is an agreement with other players as well as a protected area.
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WATCH & EXPLORE
Towny: gameplay & guides
See how towns work, follow an in-game Towny walkthrough and explore a Towny SMP. Use the examples to understand settlements before checking a server's own claims, taxes and rules.
LEARN THE MODE
Towny tutorials
Player-facing Towny walkthroughs: founding a town, mayor basics and first-join commands. Tax rates, nation rules and plot sizes still differ per server.
RUN A SERVER
Set up a Towny server
Install and configure the Towny plugin for settlement-based survival. Pair it carefully with economy and permission plugins after checking current Towny documentation.
Videos belong to their creators. Examples may use custom rules, mods or older releases. Check individual listings for current server features and access. The YouTube player loads when you press play.
A closer look at this directory
This directory currently has 5,368 servers. The 20 shown on this page include 20 declaring Java support and 17 declaring Bedrock support; 17 declare both. Listings supporting both editions appear in both counts.
Tags on these listings: crossplay, Economy, Family-friendly, Land Claim, PvE, Semi Vanilla, SMP, Survival.
Declared version groups: 26, 1.7, 1.21, 1.16, 1.8, 1.2. What version labels mean.
What to check on a Towny server
Understand recurring costs
Ask about resident taxes, plot taxes and town upkeep. Compare the cost with realistic in-game earnings and find out what happens when an account cannot pay.
Check plot permissions
Clarify whether you own, rent or merely have building access to a plot. Review container, resident and outsider permissions before moving valuable items.
Ask about conflict rules
Some Towny communities are peaceful; others add war systems. Read the server’s actual conflict rules rather than treating town claims as permanent protection.
Plan for inactivity
Check what happens when a mayor or resident stops playing. Ask about succession, eviction, town deletion and whether abandoned land becomes unprotected.
Need connection help? Follow the Java joining steps or Bedrock joining steps.
Towny server FAQs
Does Towny always mean peaceful play?
No. The plugin can be configured in different ways and used alongside war systems. Check PvP, explosions and siege rules on the community you join.
Can a mayor charge residents taxes?
That may be enabled and limited by server settings. Read a town’s terms and ask about recurring charges before accepting an invitation.
What happens if a town cannot pay upkeep?
The consequences depend on configuration. Ask the owner how unpaid upkeep affects the town and its claimed land.
Do I own a plot permanently?
Not necessarily. Plot access can depend on residency, payments and local rules. Confirm the difference between owning a plot and being permitted to build there.
Can I start my own town?
Check the creation cost, minimum requirements and ongoing expenses. Joining an existing town first can help you learn the rules.
What is a nation?
In Towny, nations can group towns, but diplomacy and war behavior depend on the server’s setup. Read the community guide for the features actually enabled.
Project documentation: Towny documentation. Server-specific settings and access rules still come from the community.
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