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What the Union is

A network of game servers run for the people who play on them, not against them. Every server is whitelisted, the rules are the same everywhere, and moderation is handled by members rather than by the people who own the hardware.

Whitelisted throughout

Nobody wanders in

Link your game account to your Union account and you're let in automatically. No account, no entry — on every server, enforced at login. It's why griefing here is rare instead of routine.

Community moderation

Members moderate, not the host

Moderators are members holding an appointed role, with the network-level powers kept to a smaller group of head moderators. Reptile Industries runs the hardware and is deliberately not who you go through to get a rule enforced.

One record, one queue

A ban means the whole network

Reports from any server or channel land in one queue. Sanctions are typed, recorded with a reason, and appealable. The serious ones apply on every server at once.

Read the network rules

Joining, start to finish

Signup is open to anyone — no invite code. The only step people miss is the second one.

1

Create an account

An email, a password, a display name. That one account is your identity across chat, voice, the desktop app and every game server. Sign up.

2

Link your game account

Link the gaming account you use on your account page, or in the app under Settings → Account. Add your Minecraft username for Minecraft and your Steam profile for Steam games. The correct whitelist reads it automatically.

3

Connect

Whitelisting is automatic within a minute — no code to claim, nothing to type in chat. Sign in and each server page shows you where to connect. You land in the Union hub and walk into the portal you want.

One address, two clients

Everything is behind a single address, but not a single client. Minecraft Java 1.18 or newer gets you into the Vanilla SMP, Skyblock and Mini-Games; older Java versions, back to 1.7.10, can still play Mini-Games. GregTech: New Horizons needs its own 213-mod pack, and that client can't render the modern servers. The hub knows which you connected with and only opens the portals that will actually work, so a wrong turn gets you a sign rather than a corrupted world. Keep both installed if you want both.

Every server has a page

Pick a server above and you'll land on its own page with its own tabs:

Info

What the server is, who it's for, what's running, and how to connect. The one-stop intro for anyone considering joining.

Rules

The full ruleset for that server, in plain language. Short, current, and binding on everyone including staff.

Staff & updates

Who moderates that server and what they can act on, plus a running feed of announcements — maintenance windows, incidents, changes.

Vote

Direct links to server-list sites where voting bumps visibility. Optional, daily, helps newcomers find us.

Store

Network ranks and server-specific extras help fund the hosting. Rank benefits focus on profile styling, chat cosmetics and other non-competitive features; exact benefits are listed before checkout. Minecraft Supply Drops reward everyone online, with every possible reward and its odds published on the store.

One account

One Union account — sign up in a minute and it works across chat, voice, and every server. Web or desktop app, your choice.

Want a server added?

The Union is selective on purpose — every server costs hosting time and moderation attention, so we add slowly. If you've got a community that needs a home, tell us about it.