Minecraft lucky block servers are harder to pin down than the server lists make them look. Plenty of servers slap a "Lucky Block" tag on their listing, and that tag is whatever the owner typed in. It doesn't mean the server runs a lucky block mode. I checked in November 2026, and three servers genuinely run lucky blocks as a mode or a feature: LuckySMP, MythBlock and BlocksMC. That's the whole list.
Lucky block server IPs at a glance (checked November 2026)
| Server | IP | Edition | Lucky block part |
|---|---|---|---|
| LuckySMP | LuckySMP.net | Java and Bedrock (Bedrock port 19132) | Survival SMP built around lucky blocks |
| MythBlock | mythblock.me | Java and Bedrock (Bedrock port 19132) | OneBlock server with a Lucky Block feature |
| BlocksMC | blocksmc.com | Java | Lucky Block Wars, a SkyWars-style minigame |
Servers come and go, and all three of these are listed as online as of November 2026. If one won't connect, check its own site before you blame your setup.
What a lucky block actually is
A lucky block is a block you break to roll the dice. In the original Lucky Block mod, opening one picks from over 100 outcomes: good loot, chests, structures, potions, enchantments, but also monsters. It adds a Lucky Sword, Lucky Bow and Lucky Potion too, and the blocks spawn rarely in the world on their own. Servers take that idea and build modes around it. Two you'll see named: lucky block wars, where the loot is lucky blocks instead of chests, and lucky pillars (also called Pillars of Fortune), where you stand on a pillar above the void and random items keep arriving.
LuckySMP: lucky blocks in a survival world
IP: LuckySMP.net (Java, 1.21.8 and up per the server's site). Bedrock: same address, port 19132. Cross-play is on, consoles included, and there's no whitelist.
This is the one I'd start with if you want lucky blocks as the whole game. Lucky blocks generate in every biome and in mineshafts, and the drops run from enchanted netherite to creeper waves. Around that there are crates and keys you earn by playing, an economy with coin flips and investments, and a PvP warzone at spawn. The server says every key and reward is earnable and that the store is optional, so it's not pitching pay-to-win.
The catch: it's open survival. Raiding, griefing and scamming are allowed and there are no land claims, so don't build your dream base and expect it to survive. It also only opened in 2026, so it's young. You need a legitimate Microsoft account to join.
MythBlock: a OneBlock server with a lucky block on the side
IP: mythblock.me (Java 1.21+). Bedrock: same address, port 19132, with cross-play.
This is the closest thing to a "one block lucky block server" on this list, with a caveat. It's a OneBlock server first: you break one block floating in the void and it keeps regenerating through 156 phases across the Overworld, Nether, End and a custom dimension. The Lucky Block is one feature alongside island events, an economy, jobs and ranks. It isn't a lucky-block-only OneBlock. The server runs monthly seasons, and it has a store with ranks, so look at that before you commit. The game itself is free.
When I checked its listing in November 2026 it was nearly empty, which can be nice if you want a quiet start and less nice if you want company. For more of this style, my roundup of one block Minecraft servers covers the rest of the genre.
BlocksMC: Lucky Block Wars
IP: blocksmc.com (Java).
BlocksMC is a minigame network, and Lucky Block Wars is one of its modes. Think SkyWars, but the chests are replaced with lucky blocks, so every fight starts with you breaking blocks and hoping for a diamond sword instead of a creeper. The network's MOTD was also advertising a new mode called Pillars of Fortune when I looked, which is the lucky pillars idea above.
Check the game menu when you log in to see what's running before you plan a session around it. If minigames are what you're after, my minigame server list and the BedWars server roundup have more places to play.
Don't trust the tag
The "Lucky Block" tag on server lists is set by the owner, and the implementation behind it varies a lot. Some servers use it for a single item in a Prison mode, and some just like the name. Before you spend an evening on one, open its own site and look for the mode itself. If the server's game list doesn't mention lucky blocks, they're probably not what you're there for.
Some lucky block searches are really "no premium" searches, meaning cracked servers. Before you go near one, here's what cracked Minecraft actually gets you, and what it risks.
Play lucky blocks yourself
Not finding what you want? Run your own.
- The original Lucky Block mod is on CurseForge for Forge, Fabric and NeoForge. Craft a block with 8 gold ingots and a dispenser. Its newest files target Minecraft 1.21.8 and older, so check the file list for your version before you install. The page says you can use it on a public or private server without asking, and it works on both client and server.
- MyLuckyBlock is the newer option. Its latest build, from September 2026, covers Minecraft 26.3 on NeoForge and Fabric. It has 400+ events and a craft of 8 gold ingots plus a redstone block. Silk Touch picks a block up without triggering it.
The original mod has to be on the server and on every player's client, with matching versions. If you'd rather keep vanilla clients, a lucky block minigame plugin is the other route, and installing server plugins is the place to start. Friends joining a private server? How to join a Minecraft server walks through adding the IP on Java and Bedrock.
So which one?
Want lucky blocks to be the whole point, with friends on any platform: LuckySMP. Want a slower OneBlock grind with the occasional gamble: MythBlock. Want quick lucky block fights: BlocksMC. Bedrock player after something else? Both LuckySMP and MythBlock take you in on port 19132, so start there. And if you're not set on Minecraft, my list of Fortnite skyblock maps has a one block island where the block is a lucky block.