One life
Your survival run lasts only as long as your character does. Death permanently ends that account's run.
Java + Bedrock Crossplay
Remember that you must die.
A shared Hardcore survival world for Java and Bedrock players, where every journey eventually becomes part of the story.
Hardcore means Hardcore
When an account dies in Memento Mori, that character's survival run is over. Admins will not restore the player, replace lost items, roll back the death, or undo it for any reason.
That includes deaths caused by lag, disconnects, bugs, server problems, mistakes, bad luck, or anything else.
Dead players may return as spectators. A player who wishes to begin again may return using another legitimate Minecraft account.
One account. One life.
Connection details
Java and Bedrock players share the same world.
oldmannetwork.com
25565
19136
The Sanctuary
A protected Sanctuary surrounds the world spawn for roughly 50 blocks in every horizontal direction. Players cannot take damage while inside it.
Cross the boundary and the protection ends. From that point forward, the normal risks of Hardcore survival apply.
Your survival run lasts only as long as your character does. Death permanently ends that account's run.
Players can carry a Memorial Log recording those who have fallen and the stories of their deaths.
Java and Bedrock players explore, build, survive, and die together in the same world.
Players may create clans with owners, co-owners, members, private clan chat, and a shared clan chest.
Add oldmannetwork.com as a multiplayer server. The Java server uses port 25565.
Add oldmannetwork.com from the Servers screen and use port 19136.
Player commands
Several server systems are available directly through player commands.
Receive a current copy of the Memorial Log.
Create or manage a clan, invite members, manage leadership, and access the shared clan chest.
Send a message through your clan's private chat.
Every death on Memento Mori is recorded and preserved. Browse the public memorial of fallen players and their stories.
On a one-life server, clans are survival infrastructure. Shared chests, private chat, and persistent resources when you fall.