Conquest Reforged Server Hosting

We recommend 5 GB. The pack only runs about 30 mods on Fabric, so the base footprint is small. Memory grows with the size of your build: a sprawling city full of decorative blocks, armour stands and item frames keeps more chunks busy. Raise RAM when your map gets large or several builders work far apart at once.

About six players building together is the sweet spot for the recommended 5 GB plan. Conquest Reforged groups tend to work in the same district, which keeps loaded chunks low. If your team spreads across a large map or you open the world to visitors who explore freely, add RAM so chunk loading never slows the builders down.

Make a full backup first, then install the new build on a copy of the server. Walk through your main streets and check that walls, roofs and trim still look right, since a changed Conquest Reforged block can leave holes. Once it looks correct, update the live server and have every player install the same client version.

Yes. Upload extra Fabric mods for 1.20.1 to the mods folder, and make sure players add any that also need to run on the client. Removing a mod that placed blocks deletes those blocks from the world, so never remove Conquest Reforged itself or a content mod from a map that already uses its pieces.

This listing is the official Fabric build from Conquest Studios for Minecraft 1.20.1, with a lean mod list around the Conquest Reforged blocks. Other editions exist for different loaders, and their worlds are not meant to be swapped. Pick one loader before your team starts building and keep every client and the server on that same edition.

No. The Conquest Reforged mod ships its own blocks and textures, so the old separate Conquest resource pack is not required to see them. Players only need the modpack installed on their client at the same build as the server. Adding the classic resource pack on top can clash with the mod's textures.