
Emberwild Cobblemon
Minecraft Server Information
Welcome to Emberwild, our Cobblemon adventure server for Minecraft Java 1.21.1. Catch, train, battle, and trade Pokémon as you explore a shared world with a friendly community. Our main world never resets, so the homes, builds, and towns you create can become part of Emberwild for the long haul.
Ready to prove your team? Take on our custom-built Kanto Gym League, earn badges through real battles, and test yourself in the Battle Tower. You can also battle other trainers and roaming NPCs, explore for legendary Pokémon hidden around monuments and structures, take on raid dens, and face Rayquaza in the End. Mega Evolution adds another option for building your team and preparing for big fights.
When you need fresh ground to explore or gather resources, head into The Wild, our separate resource world that resets regularly. Its changing terrain gives you new places to search while your main-world home stays safe. Quests, titles, cosmetics, and our player economy add more ways to make your mark: earn Embers by playing and spend them on special items and cosmetics. Gameplay-affecting features can be earned for free. We don’t offer pay-to-win advantages.
Emberwild is public, free to play, and has no whitelist. We provide a Fabric modpack for Java Edition, along with guides to help new Cobblemon trainers get started. Join our community for events, helpful staff, and plenty of fellow players to explore and battle alongside.
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