Worldsmiths

Worldsmiths is a survival server where the economy is the point. Every coin in circulation was mined by a player and deposited at the bank. No admin ever created money - not for events, not for prizes, not ever. That single rule is why the things you own are worth something: nobody can print more. What that gives you: - A real market. Order books, price charts, a 7-day fair-price line. Prices are whatever players make them. - Your own shop. Chest stands, animal pens, display cases for enchanted one-offs - all on your own land. - Land that is yours. Free 47x47 starter plots stand ready - walk in, open the chest, done - or claim your own spot beside a road, in the wild, or on an island. - A soft landing. Pass the short rules quiz and you get tools and a little starting money from the treasury. No room to claim where you stand? /zone quick takes you to a free starter plot - open the chest and it is yours. Your first claim sets your /home and comes with a move-in gift. - A weekly lottery you can verify. Five numbers out of twenty, drawn every Sunday. We publish a fingerprint of the winning numbers before tickets go on sale, so nobody - us included - can pick them afterwards. The website checks the proof in your own browser. - Companies. Shared businesses with their own account, roles and taxed payouts. - A farmworld that resets monthly. Automation is welcome there - mob grinders, auto-harvesters, AFK machines - while the main world stays handmade and beautiful. No pay-to-win. Nothing is for sale for real money. No ranks, no kits, no advantages - the only way to get ahead is to play. No whitelist, no application. You spawn straight into the world as an Explorer and can look around for as long as you like - the market, the roads, other people's builds - before anything is asked of you. Read the rules, answer a short quiz, and the world is yours to build in. We are small and in our founding phase - the first fifty players are founding members, and the good spots are still free. Honest about it: you will not log in to a busy spawn. Java and Bedrock both work - phone, tablet and console included. Bedrock: same address, port 19132.