Everything people ask before they spawn

Yes. Griefing, stealing, trapping, scamming and killing are all legitimate play, and nothing you do in the game world is a bannable offence — there is nobody to ban you. What anarchy means here is documented in full on the anarchy page.

Yes. Utility clients, X-ray, flight, kill-aura — allowed, expected, and standard equipment among regulars. The browser client even ships its own field kit. If the game engine permits it, it is fair play.

No anticheat plugin polices you. The server enforces only the packet sanity it needs to stay standing, not fairness. Anyone promising a hack-free anarchy server is describing a different genre.

Never. There are no admins in the world, no rollbacks and no support tickets for stolen gear. Losses are permanent — which is exactly why anything you manage to keep is worth something.

No. An SMP has rules, staff, land claims and protected builds; eternel.eu has none of those. If you want a peaceful, moderated community, an SMP will treat you better — the honest comparison is on anarchy vs SMP.

The address is eternel.eu for any Java-compatible client, and the server always runs the latest version. No port needed. Or skip the client entirely and play in your browser.

No. Cracked / offline-mode accounts are welcome: pick any username and /register in-game. Premium players sign in with Microsoft and keep their name and skin. Same world, same rights, no rank difference.

On your first join, type /register yourpassword yourpassword (same password twice). On later visits, /login yourpassword. That password protects your username on a server where accounts are not verified by Microsoft — pick one you use nowhere else.

Any launcher that speaks the Java protocol can connect — including TLauncher and similar offline launchers. We neither link nor endorse any of them; point whichever you already use at eternel.eu, then /register. The browser client needs no launcher at all.

Yes. eternel.eu runs a Geyser bridge, so Bedrock editions — phones, consoles, the Windows 10/11 app — connect at eternel.eu on port 19132, in the same world as Java players. On a phone you can also just hit PLAY and use the browser client.

The server runs the latest Minecraft, with a version bridge that accepts most Java clients from 1.7.2 up to the newest release. An out-of-date launcher will still connect; the browser client always boots a compatible version.

The client is an open-source, from-scratch implementation that speaks the Minecraft protocol and runs on browser technology — none of Mojang’s code, nothing downloaded, nothing installed. Your tab connects to the same live server as everyone else.

Yes — the same world, the same players, the same permanence. Browser play is real current-version multiplayer on the real anarchy map, not a clone, a minigame or a private copy. A browser player and a launcher player can stand in the same crater.

It runs on anything with a modern browser: laptops, locked-down machines where nothing can be installed, and phones. Honest notes: touch controls are serviceable rather than great, and older iPhones and iPads may struggle — a keyboard is the intended experience.

Some frame rate and launcher-mod support. Everything that matters — your registered username, your inventory, your place in the world — lives server-side. Start in the tab today, switch to a launcher tomorrow, same character.

Yes. The wasteland films itself: an autonomous spectator camera follows the action 24/7 and broadcasts it on this site and on YouTube (with a short broadcast delay). It shows in-game activity only — your username and your builds may appear; your real identity, IP and chat never leave the game. If the camera shows something it shouldn't, tell us: abuse@eternel.eu.

Yes. The steer console on the live page lists everyone online; pick a name or hit NEXT and the camera is retasked within seconds. One command per minute is accepted across all viewers combined, so requests queue.

The overlay never prints coordinates and the director follows players, not builds. But the stream does show the world: if you fight on camera at your front door, witnesses saw your front door. Standard anarchy tradecraft applies — build far, log out away from home.

Judge the evidence: joining is free, nothing is for sale, browser play means you install nothing from us, and you can verify the server independently on public status sites. We are an independent community server, not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft. The honest warning is the game itself: the world is unmoderated and in-game chat is unfiltered — that, not the website, is the thing to brief yourself on.

Never. The map has never been reset and never will be — permanence is the founding promise, in writing since day one. Every ruin stays. The world is already past 2.4 TB and it only grows.

No. No ranks, no kits, no cosmetics, no queue skips, no store. Nothing is for sale and nothing gives any player an edge over you. The server is funded, not monetized.

The game world: nothing. The website: exactly what law and basic decency require — slurs are masked in the site’s chat displays and feeds, content reports (abuse@eternel.eu) are honoured, and French law is complied with. That is the entire constitution — LAW ZERO, posted at the border.