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Leone Network’s Core Raiding has kicked off a new season with a Wild West makeover. The spawn, Warzone, KOTH and head-hunt area all get the new theme, so there’s a fresh look for the next round of raiding and PvP.

Dungeon Waves are back at /warp dungeon, and shulker boxes are now available in the shop. Players with Chaotic rank or higher can use /repair, while a kill now takes you out of combat. KOTH and boss timers also show on the scoreboard, and skill points are easier to earn for faster progression.

The season tracks Team Points, with rewards for the top three teams at the end: $20 and a unique tag for first, $15 for second, and $5 for third. The payouts are paid to each team’s leader. Prices for diorite, potions and enchanted books have also changed, so check the new shop prices before stocking up.

TorchCraft’s Halloween 2026 plans bring spooky events to both Survival and Skyblock. If you’re playing Survival, get ready for a dragon fight at /warp drakengevecht at 20:00 on October 30, 31 and November 1. The server also promises a surprise for players during the event.

There’s a skin battle too: wear your creepiest Halloween skin, take a screenshot during a dragon fight and submit it in the designated Discord forum channel. Entries will be judged after Halloween to pick a winner.

On Skyblock, /warp Halloween is set to open from Friday evening, October 30, through November 13. Team up with other players to defeat monsters; their loot contributes toward shared goals that can unlock special rewards. The server also says Halloween challenges will be available during this period, so there’ll be more than monster grinding to tackle. Check the event details before you head out and make sure you’re ready for the fights.

United Factions’ Season One finale is coming up, so it’s time to gather those Relics and decide which ones you’re ready to turn in. Submissions open November 20 and close December 4, when the season ends. You can keep earning Relics until submissions open, but new Relics and progression stop then. The server stays online during the two-week submission window.

To enter, visit the Season Curator at spawn and choose “Submit All Relics,” then confirm. Submitted Relics are permanently consumed, so only bring the ones you want counted. You can make more than one trip while submissions are open.

Rankings go first by the number of different Relic types submitted, then by total Relics, with the earlier score winning a tie. Results will follow verification. After December 4, the server plans around two weeks of downtime; December 18 is a target reopening date, not a confirmed one. Exact submission times are still to come.

Mineout is a free-for-all race where you tackle four very different ways of getting to the finish: bridging, elytra flight, Riptide trident hoops and parkour. Nucleoid’s making-of walks through how the minigame came together and the problems the builders had to solve along the way.

The original layout started with parkour, but testing showed that a strong start there could decide the whole race. The team moved bridging to the opening and parkour to the end, then added PvP and block decay so players couldn’t simply reuse someone else’s bridge. They also tightened the build area and stopped wool placement on barrier blocks to prevent side routes.

The elytra-to-trident transition got a neat fix, too: water catches flyers and guides them down through a small opening, while lower flyers can pass straight through. Much of the parkour and flight sections was generated with WorldEdit, then adjusted to make it playable. Mineout also supports solo time trials on Nucleoid.

Pillars of Fortune Season 4 is live on Wintercrest, with a new map and a fresh leaderboard to climb. If you’re up for arena battles, everyone starts this season’s Most Wins race from zero.

There are new achievements to complete for extra coins, plus fresh shop items: a Plushie of Choice token, Lying Skeleton, Bloodwood Cat Cosmetic and Fallen Angel Wings Cosmetic. The top three players on the Most Wins leaderboard can earn in-game currency and seasonal prizes. First place gets $50,000, a Gingerbread Cat Pet and $10 store credit; second and third place also have currency and cosmetic rewards up for grabs.

Season 3 has wrapped, and its winners were recognized for most wins and most kills. Season 4 adds another shot at the top, so you can explore the new arena, chase achievements and battle for leaderboard rewards. There’s also a hidden sign at Spawn for extra coins to spend in the POF Shop.

PotterworldMC has announced the winners of its November 2026 2v2 House Flying Tournament: congratulations to SillyCat2123 and M_Engel! The event took place last Saturday, with players racing for their houses.

The server shared that the full race results are available in a spreadsheet, though the post doesn’t include the results themselves. So if you took part, you’ll need to check that spreadsheet for the detailed standings.

There’s another house competition on the way later this month: a 2v2 House Dueling Tournament. If you’re part of the PotterworldMC community, that’s the next event to keep an eye out for. GG to the winners and everyone who joined the flying tournament!

Kıta Survival is adding two KOTH events each week, so there are more chances to compete for a prize. The events are scheduled for Wednesday and Sunday evenings at around 20:15, according to Saloon Network’s announcement.

The winner of each event gets a four-day sponsor reward. If you play on Kıta Survival, keep those evenings in mind and check the server for any final timing details, since the listed start time is approximate. It’s a regular competition slot to add to your weekly grind, whether you’re aiming for the reward or just want to test yourself against other players.

AfterBloom’s winter build competition is back, with three very different themes to build around: a gingerbread village, a snowy encampment, or a dark Krampusnacht village. Pick one and include all three of its required features to qualify. You can enter solo or in a team of up to three, and teams need to choose a leader to submit on their behalf.

There are bonus builds for extra points, but the themes themselves have hidden point values. Entries are judged on creativity, how well they fit the theme, and placement and polish. Build on the AfterBloom Survival Server, then submit in the server’s Discord build-comp channel with your IGN, team details, inspiration, and a picture or video. Entries are due December 31 at 11 PM EST, with judging planned for an early-January stream.

Want to make art instead? Digital or physical artwork based on one of the themes is also allowed, and artists get a participation crate. A cozy village or a Krampus lair—your call.

Neostralis’s Halloween Candyweek starts Sunday, October 25 at 20:00 and runs through November 1. This year’s candy grind has a new twist: take the ghost ride, reachable through Frankenstein in Iakania, up to three times a day. You’ll earn candy for each mob you hit during the ride.

Zombiewaves are switched off for the event, while dungeons give extra candy; mobs and quests still reward candy as usual. There are also evening events at 20:00: a shared forest adventure on October 25, NeoBuilders’ Halloween Edition on the 27th, Hide & Seek on the 29th, and Protect the President on the 30th. On October 31, search for chests in the spooky villa, then show off a scary skin in the costume contest. The week wraps up on November 1 with a HappyHour from 20:00 to midnight, when candy drops are five times the normal amount.