Welcome
The Create Server Wiki documents the shared modded Minecraft server known as the Create Server. Its surviving record begins on 26 August 2026 and includes in-game logs, a broad Discord group chat, and the private council chat of the Democratic People's Republic of Cat Hill. The wiki currently covers 26 articles.
Articles aim for a relatively neutral account. Plans are not treated as completed projects, jokes are not automatically treated as policy, and a loud accusation is not promoted to fact merely because it was typed in all caps.
Current situation
The two principal blocs are the DPRCH and The Empire. No war has been declared or fought. Relations are best described as a cold war built from separation, defensive construction, weapons research, mutual suspicion, and recurring assurances that nobody actually wants a war.
The proposed Draft Non-Aggression Treaty was never shown as signed in the available record.
Recent history
- 31 August: Cannon testing and magic-related server crashes produced another rules debate. The idea for this wiki was proposed later that morning.
- 30 August: Spawn Island was described as an autonomous region of the DPRCH.
- 29 August: SockMonkeyyy announced a peaceful departure from Cat Hill.
- 28 August: The group adopted four baseline server rules.
- 27 August: The DPRCH Council was organized as a leaderless workers' council.
Featured nations
Democratic People's Republic of Cat Hill
A self-described socialist and syndicalist nation governed through a workers' council whose members claimed equal power.
The Empire
An informally organized rival community centered on judethenoobs, 14387, and Reaperissanta. Its documented political program was considerably less elaborate than its name.
Browse the archive
Start with the record
The most useful introductory articles are Create Server, Timeline, Democratic People's Republic of Cat Hill, The Empire, and Cat Hill–Empire Cold War. Editors should read the source guide before converting chat lore into declarative prose.
The wiki does not publish private real-world details, unrelated conversations, credentials, or precise base coordinates. See the editorial policy.