One Minecraft world, meant to be played for years.
Project Permanence is a permanent Vanilla+ survival server. There is no seasonal wipe. You still mine, build, explore and fight the way Minecraft works. The custom systems are there when you want more than that. They do not replace the game.
No pay to win. No mods and no custom launcher. Join with Minecraft Java Edition and accept the server resource pack so custom items look right.
Fishing. 50 custom species, with rarity, size and location. Sell your catch to the Fishmonger, fill the collection, and work through the Angler's Path.
Farming. Custom crops on a seasonal calendar. What you plant, and what it yields, depends on the season.
Ranching. Raise livestock, breed them on, and sell the produce.
Slayer. Take a contract from the Slayer Master, hunt in the world, and rank up. 19 custom weapons come from that work.
Smithing and skills. Combat, Mining, Woodcutting, Agility, Smelting and Smithing level from ordinary play. Smithing is a timing bar at the anvil, from Unforged through to Masterwork.
Cooking. Cook meals from what you grew, caught or raised, and sell them in town.
Archaeology, alchemy and exploration. Artefacts, custom potions and discoveries, each with its own progress.
Collections and Paths. Angler, Farmer, Rancher and Cook. Work that takes weeks, not an afternoon.
A player economy. Money comes from playing. Specialist NPCs buy what you produce. Players list items on the auction house and trade with each other. Claim land with a golden shovel, and buy or sell property that stays with the world. Nothing is sold as a way past that work.
In short
- Permanent world, no planned resets
- Vanilla+ survival, Java Edition 26.2
- Custom fishing, farming, ranching, cooking, slayer, smithing, archaeology and alchemy
- 19 custom weapons and 50 custom fish
- Player economy and auction house
- Land claims and player-owned property
- 40 slots, no whitelist
- No pay to win. No mods required
We are not a network of modes. We are one world.
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