Closed testing. The network is whitelist-only and the store is not yet taking payments.
OnyxCube

Five worlds.
One address.

Survival, OneBlock, Creative and five minigames, all on one Java address. Everything in the store is cosmetic — nobody buys their way ahead of you.

Java IP play.onyxcube.net

Java Edition. ViaVersion is enabled, so most recent clients connect without changing anything.

OnyxCube Network
Survival · OneBlock · Creative · Minigames
Cosmetics only — never pay to win
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Java Edition Anticheat & network bans No pay-to-win 479 cosmetics Try any of them free

Pick a world

Walk into a portal, or click a sign

You land in the hub. Every world is one step away — no menus, no commands to memorise. The colours below are the portals you'll actually see.

Survival

Ordinary survival with other people. Build, mine, trade and keep what you make.

  • lime portal
  • /server survival

OneBlock

Start on a single block and mine it forever. Each phase brings new blocks, mobs and biomes.

  • purple portal
  • /server oneblock

Creative

Unlimited blocks and flight. Build whatever you want with no cost and nothing to lose.

  • light blue portal
  • /server creative

Minigames

Five short competitive rounds. Everyone gets identical gear, so results come down to play.

  • Spleef
  • TNT Run
  • Bow Spleef
  • Sumo
  • Dropper

All the Mods 9 PRIVATE

A 400-mod modded server running alongside the network. Not on the public address yet — ask if you'd like in.

  • Minecraft 1.20.1
  • invite only

Costs nothing

Cosmetics you earn by turning up

Treasure keys open cosmetic crates. They're the same keys the store sells — which means everything in the store can also be earned free.

Daily login streak

Log in once a day and the reward grows. Miss a day and it resets. Your streak follows you across every world.

Day 11 key
Day 32 keys
Day 74 keys
Day 145 keys
Day 308 keys

Hub parkour

A spiral of floating blocks climbs from the plaza to a viewing platform. Reach the top for 2 keys, once per day. You can't take damage in the lobby, so falling costs you nothing but the walk back.

Win a minigame

Every minigame round pays 2 keys to the winner. No entry fee, no cooldown, and no purchasable advantage — the gear is issued at the start and taken away at the end.

The store

How buying works

Payments are handled by PayNow, who are the merchant of record — they take the payment, handle tax, and appear on your statement. We never see your card details.

What we will never sell

Nothing in this store changes how anyone plays. No kits, no stat boosts, no better tools, no head start, no advantage in any minigame, and nothing that affects the survival economy.

Ranks change the colour of your name and unlock cosmetic and social features. That is the whole of it. If a purchase could ever let someone beat you because they paid, we don't list it.

See it before you buy it

A screenshot can't show you a particle trail, and a name in a list tells you nothing. So every cosmetic can be worn free, in game, for sixty seconds — 437 of them, which is everything except the seven armour suits.

Type /preview in the lobby for the list, then /preview hats astronaut to put one on. Every store listing carries the exact command for that item.

Pick what you want

Browse the store and add items to your basket. Prices are in US dollars.

Enter your username

Checkout asks for your Minecraft Java username. Type it exactly — it's how the server knows who to give the item to.

Pay, then log in

Card, PayPal and the usual wallets. Most items are applied within a minute; a few need you to be online, and arrive the next time you join.

Ranks

OnyxColoured name, chat colour, cosmetic slots$5
ObsidianEverything in Onyx, plus more cosmetic slots and a nickname$10
FounderEverything above, plus a permanent founder tag$25
TitanEverything above, plus the full cosmetic wardrobe$50
EclipseEverything we offer, cosmetically speaking$100

479 cosmetics in 15 categories

Hats157
Pets74
Morphs70
Particle Trails33
Projectile Effects33
Gadgets28
Mounts22
Emotes13
Bundles10
Chat & Profile8
Pet Skins8
Suits7
Death Effects7
Ranks5
Crate Keys4

Questions

Before you ask

Which Minecraft version do I need?

Java Edition. The network runs a current version with ViaVersion enabled, so most recent clients connect without you changing anything. All the Mods 9 is separate and needs the ATM9 modpack on 1.20.1 — install it from CurseForge or the Prism/ATLauncher modpack list.

Does Bedrock work — phone, console, Windows 10 edition?

Not currently. This is a Java Edition network. If that changes we'll say so here.

My purchase hasn't arrived.

Some items need you to be online, so log in and give it a minute. If it still hasn't appeared, email [email protected] with the username you typed at checkout and your order number. The most common cause is a mistyped or changed username.

I changed my Minecraft username.

Your purchases follow your account, not your name, so ranks and cosmetics carry over. If something looks missing after a name change, email us.

Can I see what a cosmetic looks like first?

Yes. Log in, go to the lobby and type /preview for the categories, then /preview <category> <name> to wear one for sixty seconds. Tab completion will finish the names for you. It covers 437 of the 479 items — everything except the seven armour suits, plus ranks and key packs, which aren't things you wear. Each store listing shows the command for that exact item.

Can I get a refund?

Email [email protected]. PayNow is the merchant of record and handles refunds; we'll help you sort it out. Buying something and then charging it back will get the account banned, so talk to us first — it's faster anyway.

Is any of this pay-to-win?

No, and that's a design rule rather than a slogan. Every minigame issues identical gear at the start and removes it at the end. Nothing sold affects combat, drops, progression or the survival economy. Mojang's commercial guidelines require this of every server, and we'd rather be strict about it than argue the line.

What happens if someone cheats?

GrimAC anticheat runs on the worlds where movement and combat matter. Bans are issued network-wide rather than per world, and alternate accounts are detected and blocked at the proxy, so a ban is not something you can walk around with a second account.