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Towny Minecraft Servers

Build a town, join neighbors and manage shared land. Compare resident permissions, upkeep and conflict rules before choosing a community.

About Towny and how to join
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Playing Towny

Towny servers commonly use the Towny plugin to organize residents, protected town land and nations. Server owners configure these systems differently and may add other plugins, so economy, permissions and war rules need to be checked for each world.

Before you choose a server

  • Compare town creation costs, claim costs and any recurring upkeep or resident taxes.
  • Check plot permissions and what residents can build, break or access.
  • Read war, neutrality and abandoned town rules before joining a nation.

How to join

Open a server page to check its supported editions, versions and entry requirements. Use the address shown for your edition.

Java Edition

  1. Copy the Java IP from the server page.
  2. In Minecraft, open Multiplayer, then Add Server.
  3. Paste it into Server Address, save and join.

Bedrock Edition

  1. Copy the Bedrock IP and note the separate port.
  2. On mobile or Windows, open Play, then Servers and Add Server.
  3. Enter the IP in Server Address and the listed port in Port, then save and join.

Console editions generally do not offer the same Add Server option. Crossplay is available only when the listing supports both editions. Follow any whitelist or modpack instructions on the server page.

Common questions

Should I join an existing town or create my own?

Joining a town can give you neighbors and a place to build, while running one adds responsibility for land, permissions and residents. Compare creation costs and recurring upkeep before deciding. Ask an existing town about plot space, taxes and building expectations so you can choose a community that suits you.

Does Towny mean towns cannot be attacked?

No single rule applies to every Towny server. Owners configure protection and may add war or siege systems with their own conditions. Check whether conflict is enabled, how neutrality works and what residents can lose. Permission settings also matter for ordinary building and storage, even on a peaceful server.