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ISKRA 24/7 Thaumcraft 4 Server, balanced PVP with Factions, Discord, etc


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Hi there, I've setup a Thermos (Forge + Spigot + Bukkit) server with 46 mods mostly based on Thaumcraft and Witchery for PVP playthrough.

 

Ware features:

  • MEM: 8GB RAM
  • CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2680 v2 @ 2.80GHz
  • EU located

 

Join our discord! > https://discord.gg/RpuP2Vs, we have players from Spain, Russia, Romania, France, and many other places

 

Please visit the website as most of the information here is already included here > http://iskra.ciroreed.net/.

The website highlights relevant information about the server, status, online players, and also a dynmap to check everything.

 

In order to join this server you have to download the installer or use the contents within the zip archive to meet the required configuration (check the downloads on the site).

 

Balance:

We've disabled wand focus casting in faction claimed territory so portable hole and warding is not allowed to prevent griefing, etc. Some powerful armors have been disabled too. Ask for details on discord.

 

Features:

  • Mods: Thaumcraft 4 + several addons, NEI, Aether, Bibliocraft, Chisel, Dragon mounts.
  • Plugins: Factions, LoginSecurity, WorldBorder.
  • Pregenerated map, high TPS.
  • Automatic world backups.

Rules:

  • Be respectful.
  • Do not spam the chat.
  • Do not camp near the spawn for newcomers (severe punish).
  • Help staff members to find bugs or glitches.
  • Use discord to discuss about the server or make suggestions.
  • Remember that PVP is enabled. (You can completely avoid PVP, ask an admin for it)

Recomended playthrough:

  • Gather some resources.
  • Create your faction or join any. Check the factions guide for more info.
  • Manage your land, tweak your land rules or flags to avoid pvp, monster spawn, explosions, etc.
  • Fight on the leaderboard to achieve awards every week.

 

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