AFK Bots for Skyblock, Survival and Factions Servers

An AFK bot is only useful if it does something that fits the server. A fishing bot on a Factions server is pointless, and a miner on a survival world without a cobblestone generator just digs a hole. Here is what usually fits each game mode, assuming the server allows automation.

Skyblock

Skyblock rewards repetitive, stationary work, which suits bots best. Block Miner on a cobblestone generator, Crop Farmer on a field, Auto Fish at a fishing spot, and Mob Grinder at a spawner. Pair any of them with Auto Eat so a multi-day session does not end in starvation.

Survival

On survival servers, the easy wins are Auto Fish, Tree Chopper and a plain AFK Keeper in a safe spot. Auto Sleep helps skip the night where that matters. Keep the bot away from lava and mobs that can reach it, because a dead bot drops its items.

Factions and Anarchy

Here the risk is higher. Other players can find and kill an idle bot, and some servers ban automation outright. Auto Armor and Player Alerts are useful, since the alert tells you on Discord when someone joins, but the safest use is often a short test on an alt.

Utility setups that work anywhere

• AFK Keeper plus Auto Eat to hold a spot or a chunk loaded
• Announcer to post shop ads on a timer where chat ads are allowed
• Chat Relay to read the server from your phone through a Discord webhook
• Macros to walk, run a command like /sell and repeat the route

Before you connect

Check the rules of the specific server, use an alt, and stagger joins. If you run several bots, spread them over proxies so many accounts do not share one address. Our rules guide covers how servers notice bots and how to avoid causing trouble.

Matching plugins to a goal

• Passive income: Block Miner on a generator, Crop Farmer on a field
• Resources: Tree Chopper, Auto Fish, Item Collector
• Holding a spot: AFK Keeper with Auto Eat
• Selling: a Macro that walks to the shop and runs /sell

Mixing bots across servers

You can run a fisher on one server and a miner on another from the same dashboard. Give each bot its own proxy and its own settings, and watch the nodes page to see how much CPU the group uses.