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PlagueMC Knowledge Base

🧭 New survivor?

Start at the gates. Learn how to connect, establish a shelter, protect your supplies, and locate home without leaving a breadcrumb trail of dropped equipment.

Open Start Here →

⚖ Know the code

Respect players, builds, fair play, and the shared world. The short version takes less than two minutes.

Read Rules & Community →

⚡ Enter the world

💻 Java Edition


play.plaguemc.xyz

Default port: 25565

🎮 Bedrock Edition


play.plaguemc.xyz

Port: 19132

Hard-mode survival. Cross-play is enabled, the world is persistent, and your first priority should be food, shelter, light, and a home point—in roughly that order.

Live Map

Survey explored territory and get your bearings before settling.

Open BlueMap →

Discord

News, support, reports, and conversation beyond the reach of the night cycle.

Join the survivors →

Website

The front door to the wider PlagueMC community.

Visit PlagueMC →

📚 Explore the library

🧭 Gameplay Guide

Worlds, homes, economy, protection, progression, features, and responsible building.

Explore gameplay →

⌨ Commands & Features

A compact reference for commands, aliases, protection, ranks, flight, shops, and interactions.

Open the reference →

🛠 Troubleshooting & FAQ

Connection, commands, teleporting, storage, shops, Bedrock, bugs, and useful reports.

Fix a problem →

🆘 Need help?

For quick questions, ask in game. For connection problems, private reports, screenshots, or incidents requiring staff attention, use Discord. Bring evidence; the server produces enough folklore without help.

Include the useful bits

  • Your exact Minecraft username
  • Java or Bedrock and your version
  • What happened and what you expected
  • Time, world, and coordinates when relevant

Protect the evidence

  • Take screenshots before changing the scene
  • Do not retaliate or publicly escalate
  • Never share passwords or recovery codes
  • Give staff enough time to investigate

Ready? Read Your First 15 Minutes, join at play.plaguemc.xyz, and try not to become part of the scenery.

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