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Three months of Minecraft to scratch that seasonal itch.
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A quiet, seasonal Minecraft world running for three months every winter.
Yes, same time, new world. We open on the first Saturday of November and close on January 31, and every year we start with a fresh map. The old one is kept safe.
A new season has landed—a new map, a fresh start. Preview the map and start scouting base locations.
Fully settled in and deep into the grind. Megaprojects are taking shape—drop your screenshots and coords in Discord so we can get them up in the gallery.
We finish what we started and tour every build together. On January 31 the server closes and the world is saved away, and a new one begins next November.
An end date changes how people play. See what we’re building
Three months is enough to build something big and short enough to actually complete it.
A closing date means people log in. The server is busy because winter doesn’t last forever.
New map, new neighbours and new ideas. Last year’s world is kept safe elsewhere, so nothing we build is ever lost.
Short and simple, so we can all stay warm. Read the full rules
We keep the community small and the whitelist on. Say hello in our Discord, tell us what you like to build, and we’ll let you in. The Discord stays open all year, even when the server is closed.
Join our DiscordBuilds from the current world, starting with Year 1. Each season’s world gets its own collection here, and older worlds are kept safe elsewhere.
The first builds will appear here once people start building.
Post a screenshot and the coordinates in our Discord, and we’ll add it here.
Share your buildJoining the server means you agree to these. They’re here to keep everyone comfortable, not to catch anyone out.
Be kind. Ask before you touch anything that isn’t yours. Play fair. If something goes wrong, talk to us.
We’d always rather have a conversation first, and most problems end with a chat and a fix. Depending on what happened, we may give a friendly warning or a temporary ban. For serious cases such as harassment, deliberate griefing or cheating, we may ban someone permanently.
If you think we’ve got it wrong, message an admin on Discord and we’ll listen.
To sort out accidents and griefing, the server records block changes, container use and chat. We only look at these logs when something needs fixing, and we don’t share them.
These rules may change as the community grows. We’ll announce any changes in Discord.