QXL SMP | Survival, Towns & Player Economy Minecraft server

QXL SMP is a cross‑play survival network centered on an economy-driven ecosystem. It runs Survival, Towny, and SMP gameplay, with player shops, a town-building system, and a market that players can interact with both in‑game and on its web presence. The server supports Java and Bedrock, and its current version is 26.2, mirroring the capabilities described in its listings and server pages. Join by using the Java address smp.qxl.io:25567, which connects to both platforms without requiring whitelists or mods beyond optional client packs.

Players build bases, form towns, and trade with others in a player‑driven economy. Town creation is free and land claims enable communities to grow together, while trading happens through chest shops, a player market, buy orders, and auctions. Proximity voice chat helps neighbors coordinate in districts or towns, and players can opt into the optional QXL‑SMP clientpack for performance improvements, maps, shaders, and proximity chat, or join with a vanilla client.

The server suits players who enjoy cooperative building, organized towns, and an active economy with real in‑world commerce. It is positioned for a community‑mentric experience with land claims, town governance, and a marketplace that supports player‑made economies. Being open to new players, it targets a Dutch community while welcoming international builders who want cross‑play between Java and Bedrock. The platform openness and no whitelist policy make it easy for newcomers to dive in.

Players interested in joining should use the Java address smp.qxl.io:25567, then select Direct Connect or Multiplayer to load into the world. They can explore the market and town systems and decide whether to participate in chest shops, auctions, or town management. The server details indicate readiness for both Java and Bedrock clients and note the optional client pack as an enhancement, with the option to play vanilla if preferred. Its Discord and its website provide additional ways to connect with the community.