Minewind Anarchy
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Browse Minecraft servers related to Sethomes.
Minecraft servers with sethomes let players save locations and return to them with commands such as /sethome and /home. This is most common on survival, economy, SMP, and skyblock servers, where homes provide convenient access to a base, farm, village, mine, shop, or other regular destination. The exact command names and teleport conditions depend on the server, and some servers require a delay, cooldown, safe location, or permission before teleporting.
A server’s sethome system can significantly affect progression and multiplayer logistics. Basic servers may allow one home, while others provide multiple named homes or increase the limit through ranks, gameplay progression, voting, or other permissions. Set homes usually improve convenience rather than replace travel entirely, but PvP, raiding, faction, or challenge servers may restrict them, disable teleportation during combat, or apply extra limits. Check the server rules and feature list before building around unlimited or instant access.
It usually means players can save personal locations with a command like /sethome and return to them using /home. The number of homes and teleport rules vary by server.
There is no universal limit. A server may allow one home, several named homes, or additional homes through permissions, ranks, or progression.
Usually not without restrictions. Many servers add teleport delays, combat-block teleportation, cooldowns, or safe-location requirements, especially in PvP-focused modes.
SMP, survival, economy, skyblock, and some prison servers commonly offer homes. Hardcore, anarchy, and competitive PvP servers may limit or remove the feature.
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