Java 26.1 · Fabric

Survival with teeth

Whitelist-only den: vanilla-first loops, a curated mod set, and ops who actually restart the thing when it sulks. Run by Ryan; tooling co-piloted with Composer 2.

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About

Small server, big bias toward calm worlds

No lobby circus—just survival, noise kept down, and Fabric where it earns its keep. The helper dashboard (start/stop, logs, whitelist) lives beside the jar so we are not SSH-guessing at 2 a.m.

99%

Up when we mean it

20 TPS

Target, not décor

100+

Mods, curated

Stack

What actually runs here

Fabric for performance mods and sane server hooks—plus a whitelist so randoms do not stress-test your base while you are AFK fishing.

Fabric, not mod soup

Latest-line Fabric with optimization and QoL chosen on purpose. Goal is headroom for TPS, not a modpack arms race.

Whitelist + rollback sanity

Known players, fewer surprises. When something goes sideways, we lean on backups and clear rules—not vibes.

Helper UI beside the server

Local dashboard for console, mods, whitelist, and the boring ops stuff—so the game stays the game.

Otterdays custom helper dashboard: server console, join info, whitelist, mods list, and controls in a dark neon-accented layout. — The in-house helper panel—console, mods, whitelist, and ops in one place (runs next to the jar, not on the public web). Select the preview to open it full screen at native resolution (scroll or pinch-zoom to read details).

Mod list

What is on the server

Fabric stack we actually run—performance, libraries, and QoL. Ask in Discord if you need the full picture for your client.

Connect

Paste this in Multiplayer

Java Edition only. If you are not on the whitelist yet, poke ops on Discord—this box is just the address.

Java Edition · Whitelist

Ctrl+C works when the IP field is focused