A geopolitical Minecraft world built by players

A Minecraft recreation of the United States Capitol with beacon beams rising into the sky.

Governments with real structure

Rather than selecting a government type for a fixed bonus, nations can define their own offices, powers, procedures, and policies. Those structures determine who can act and when approval is required.

  • Create offices with configurable holders and powers
  • Route important actions through approval procedures
  • Define constitutional, spending, and temporary policies
  • Run scheduled votes and elections through the server

Diplomacy grounded in the world

Political choices matter because nations share one world. Geography, neighboring claims, transport routes, trade, infrastructure, and access to resources give diplomacy practical consequences.

Accessible to new players

You do not need to lead a nation or arrive with geopolitical-server experience. Builders, engineers, explorers, traders, and residents all give towns the capacity that makes politics meaningful.