You finish watching another Minecraft episode and immediately want to open the game. There are shops to build, ridiculous projects to attempt and that lovely feeling of being part of a world where people know each other.
Then you start looking for a server. Before choosing a place to spend your evenings, you want to know a few things. Will people respect your builds? Are your belongings yours to keep? Will the world still be there when you finally get round to finishing the roof?
If you are searching for an adult Hermitcraft style server with rules against theft and griefing, and a Survival world with no scheduled resets, we would love to introduce you to TogetherCraft.
A place to settle in
TogetherCraft is a whitelisted Java Edition community for adult Minecraft players. We combine a lasting main Survival world, rules that protect players’ builds and belongings, player shops and regular community events.
In This Article
- A Survival Home That Fits Adult Life
- No Theft or Griefing: Respect Comes First
- A World With No Scheduled Resets
- Shops, Shared Projects and Familiar Faces
- Your First Evening on TogetherCraft
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Ready to Find Your Minecraft Home?
A Survival Home That Fits Adult Life
Some evenings you have a proper building session planned. Other evenings you have twenty minutes, a cup of tea and just enough energy to move three chests before deciding that the storage room can wait.
Both are perfectly good reasons to play Minecraft.
TogetherCraft is built around enjoying survival with a mature community. You can spend an evening working on your own base, visit the shops or get involved in something with other players. You choose the projects that interest you.
You do not need to arrive with a portfolio of enormous builds. A small cottage, a practical farm or a slightly wonky first shop can be just as good a starting point as a castle. Getting to know the world is part of the fun.
Before applying, take a look at the community reviews. Hearing from the people who play here is a useful way to get a feel for TogetherCraft beyond the screenshots.
No Theft or Griefing: Respect Comes First
When your free time is limited, the hours you put into a build matter. So do the supplies you gathered for it. Our expectation is simple: respect other players and the things they create.
TogetherCraft has clear rules against griefing and theft. Players must not alter someone else’s build or take items without permission. An unlocked chest, an unfamiliar base or a player being offline does not make their belongings available to take.
That expectation extends to shops, private areas and death locations. Trust works when everyone understands the same boundaries.
The whitelist is part of that approach. Every player applies before joining, giving us a chance to learn about them and giving applicants a chance to understand the community.
Clear rules, with staff support
Theft and griefing are prohibited and staff handle reports of rule breaking. If something seems wrong, contact the team through Modmail so it can be investigated. You should not have to settle a dispute by taking matters into your own hands.
Read the full TogetherCraft rules before applying. They explain how ownership, building space and shared areas work, so you can start with clear expectations.
A World With No Scheduled Resets
A village does not always happen in one weekend. Sometimes it starts with a house, becomes a street and eventually needs a railway station because you have accidentally built an entire town.
TogetherCraft’s main Survival world has no scheduled resets. You can develop a project over time without planning around the end of a server season.
An established world also gives new players places to discover. You can begin with your own small home while the roads, shops and larger builds around you provide inspiration. There is no need to match someone else’s progress to belong here.
The permanent world is supported by separate resource worlds that refresh for gathering materials. Keep your lasting home in the main Survival world, and use the appropriate resource areas for collecting supplies.
Our guide to TogetherCraft’s no reset Survival world explains the distinction in more detail. Claims, shops and inactivity are still covered by the server rules, so check those if you are planning a longer break.
Shops, Shared Projects and Familiar Faces
The appeal of a Hermitcraft style experience often lies in the connections between projects. Someone needs building materials. Someone else enjoys gathering them. A shop appears, a path gets built and a collection of separate bases starts to feel like a community.
TogetherCraft has a player economy using diamonds and a dedicated Shopping District. Browsing the shops can be a useful supply run and a source of ideas for your own future business.
Explore the Shop Directory to see player businesses, or visit the Price Index when planning purchases. The player guide explains access and the steps towards opening your own shop.
Regular events offer another way to meet people beyond your usual building routine. Some days you might fancy a game with the community. Other days the unfinished greenhouse wins. There is room to enjoy both.
See the events page for what is coming up, and browse the Snapshots gallery for a look at the world our players are creating.
Your First Evening on TogetherCraft
You do not need a finished plan before applying. It helps to have a few things you would enjoy trying, even if your first ambition is simply finding a nice view for a starter home.
| What you fancy doing | A useful place to start |
|---|---|
| Find somewhere to build | Read the land and district information in the player guide |
| Meet the community | Say hello and look through the upcoming events |
| Plan a shop | Browse the directory and read the Shopping District guidance |
| Get comfortable with survival again | Start with a small home and one manageable project |
Our enchantments guide, farming guide and storage guide are there when you want practical help along the way.
Most importantly, give yourself time to settle in. You can ask questions, explore and work out what you enjoy. Your first little project is enough.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TogetherCraft an official Hermitcraft server?
TogetherCraft is an independent Minecraft community. We use Hermitcraft style to describe the appeal of creative survival, player shops and shared projects, rather than an affiliation with the Hermitcraft series.
Is TogetherCraft aimed at adult Minecraft players?
Yes. TogetherCraft is an adult Minecraft community with a whitelist application process and an emphasis on respectful play. Read the current joining information in Discord before applying.
Are theft and griefing allowed?
No. Theft and griefing break our rules. Players must respect others’ builds, items and private areas. Report problems through Modmail so staff can investigate.
Does TogetherCraft reset its world?
The main Survival world has no scheduled resets. Resource worlds refresh, and other game modes can have different arrangements. Build your permanent home in the main Survival world and check the guide for details.
Can I join even though the world is already established?
Yes. New players can apply and start their own survival adventure. You do not need to match the equipment or building progress of players who have been here longer.
Do I need to make videos or be an experienced builder?
No. You do not need a YouTube channel or an impressive building portfolio. Tell us about yourself and what you enjoy in your application, and be ready to follow the community rules.
Can I play on Bedrock or console?
TogetherCraft uses Minecraft Java Edition. Follow the player guide and current Discord joining instructions for account linking and whitelist access.
How do I apply to TogetherCraft?
Join our Discord, read the joining information and rules, link your Minecraft and Discord accounts, and complete the Newcomer application. You can access the server once your application is approved and the required linking is complete.
Ready to Find Your Minecraft Home?
If your idea of a good evening involves a few blocks, familiar faces and a project you can keep coming back to, TogetherCraft could be your next survival home.
Bring the cottage idea. Bring the ambitious shopping list. Bring the plan that will almost certainly require more stone than expected.
Start by reading our rules and player guide, then join the TogetherCraft Discord and apply. We look forward to seeing what you create. 💙