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From the Featured Article The thumbnail for the Civcraft trailer. CivClassic (sometimes noted as CivClassics) was a Civ server that revived the Civcraft style of servers. While it initially launched with a short-lived iteration in 2016, its second iteration launched in 2017 and ran until 2021, making it the longest-lasting Civ server of all time. In its initial years, it intended to keep Civcraft-style mechanics, but several different admin teams in its later years performed version upgrades, delivered significant updates, and imposed new rules to invite more vibrant and exciting gameplay. The server’s history can be marked with two major wars, the Somber and Infinity Wars, both long-lasting wars involving major world powers across a server-wide landscape. Many players and nations from previous Civcraft iterations returned after years-long hiatuses due to its classic mechanics, and saw the return of major world events including the Olympics and a burgeoning economy with major marketplaces in cities like Mount Augusta and Yoahtl. Although its founder, TealNerd, closed the server in 2021, its final admin team would go on to develop CivMC following its closure. CivClassic’s server itself stayed up as an archive of past worlds, being dubbed CivLegacy until a sudden closure. (Full article...) See recently featured articles Submit a featured article

Current Events Groveheart, in the Imperial Federation. Mount Augusta formally announced their relocation plans, with additional commentary about their thoughts on the state of the community on CivMC. The Yuan Empire was attacked last week, with Baile and others helping to free Ambush, the leader of the country and disable some military infrastructure in Derzavian territory. Monument Group is planning to lower the standard iron/diamond rate after the exchanges' rates have stagnated in many countries. Lambat announced they would be moving to a monarchy due to its current relationship in the Lyrean Commonwealth and inactivity. Baile and Vinland were announced to be joining the ASN as associate members. Archive More Events (Newsletter) Submit a new current event