Crispy Anarchy questions and answers

Java Edition: crispyanarchy.net (no port needed). Bedrock Edition: crispyanarchy.net, port 19100.

An anarchy server is a Minecraft survival server with no rules: no land claims, no protected bases and no staff stepping in. Griefing, raiding and PvP are all part of the game, and the world is never reset, so it keeps years of history.

No. Crispy Anarchy has no gameplay rules and no land claims. Anything you build can be found, raided or griefed by other players.

No. The anarchy world has been running since 2020 and has never been reset.

Yes. Bedrock Edition players (Windows, phone, tablet and console) join with crispyanarchy.net on port 19100 and play with Java players on the same servers.

Java Edition 1.13 up to 26.3 can join; the server itself runs 26.2. Bedrock players need the current Bedrock version.

No. Everything, including custom enchantments, implants and the market, works on the normal game. No mods or resource packs are required.

No. Java players need a paid Java Edition account. Bedrock players sign in with their Microsoft account.

Yes, it is free to join and play.

Yes. The anarchy server runs No Chat Reports, so chat messages cannot be reported to Mojang through the game's chat reporting.

Same idea: no rules and a world that is never reset. Different: Bedrock players can join too, the server adds 193 custom enchantments, cyberpunk implants and a market economy with a crypto exchange, and the community is smaller, so you meet people quickly.

Besides Anarchy there is Vanilla Anarchy (plain survival), Skyblock with skills, pets and minions, a PvP server called Multiverse with 36 characters, duels and co-op zombie waves, and old-school Factions. All share one chat and one Discord.

World spawn is at X 287, Z -207 in the overworld. You can explore the area around it on the 3D map at www.crispyanarchy.net/spawn-map/.