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MCManhunt Network’s v3.3.7 update brings Minecraft 26.3 support, a new collection, and changes to how leaving a match is handled. You can also join on versions 1.21.8 and up.

The Invictus collection has seven gold weapon skins, a helmet and armor set, a Heavenly Stag mount, a Sunbeam kill effect, and a Comet arrow trail. It’s available in the store until November 21.

Leaving rules now depend on the situation: using /forfeit in a party carries no penalty, while other exits can lead to warnings and a matchmaking pause. Ranked players who lag out or crash can use /rejoin; the win-claim delay is now 60 seconds to give them time to return.

There are plenty of gameplay tweaks too. Manhunt runners get a direction toward the nearest good structure, Bingo has more mobs, and party leaders can set a Hitmen respawn timer. New /privacy and /firstjoin commands round things out, alongside bug fixes for spectators and Auto Smelt.

Oakheart’s November 4 survival update gives players new ways to show off milestones and welcome visitors. The new Hall of Fame records notable deeds, including first pet tames, collection completions, prestiges, and the first player to forge each Hardened item. It’s visible on the website and player profiles, with 66 past achievements added using their original dates. Seven Hardened pieces are still unclaimed, so there’s room to make server history.

Land owners can now choose “Open to Newcomers” in the /lands menu, making it easier for new players to find places to visit or settle near. You can also allow visitors to teleport to your land spawn. Chat gets handy quality-of-life tweaks: /emojis lists all 72 emoji codes, tab completes them, and command links in private messages are clickable.

The changelog also reworks the forge bench, brings rare bats back to dark caves below sea level, and fixes issues with votes, quests, item losses, and exploits. A useful batch of updates for both builders and regulars on Oakheart.