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# Towny

We also run a high-class Towny server, free ranks, land protections, and so much more! Our Towny server has an economy-oriented ranking ladder and no griefing/stealing, creating a very laid back experience. On our Towny server, the economy is community-driven. This means that there is no admin shop, and everyone has the ability to create their own marketplaces and make extra money by selling their valuables to fellow players!

You can now play on 1.21. You can also play with the server resource pack for a more custom experience

The server has a theme this time. Welcome to Jurassic Kingdom!\
While walking around you can bump into one of the wild dino's. Can you capture them? Or will you fight them all?

The server also has different ages that last 3 months. All 4 seasons will be cycled through in each server age. The seasons will have impact on both the visual aspect of the game, as well as the game mechanics.

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