How Much RAM Does a World of Dragons Server Need?
World of Dragons combines Ice and Fire dragons, Thaumcraft magic, Create Legacy automation, and MineColonies city-building on Forge 1.12.2 — see the World of Dragons pack page for the full mod list. Because it's the only catalog pack running all four systems at once, it needs more RAM than a typical single-theme pack, and getting the tier right from the start avoids tick lag as your world grows. Finnish players: Minecraft-palvelin hosting is our native-language page. German players: Minecraft-Server mieten covers the same hosting auf Deutsch. Svenska spelare: Hyra Minecraft-server täcker samma hosting på svenska.
5 GB
The bare minimum for solo or duo play. Expect noticeable lag once dragons spawn, Thaumcraft aura nodes generate, and a MineColonies town starts growing — not recommended once more than one or two systems are active at a time.
7 GB
The best starting point for most servers. This is World of Dragons' own recommended floor and gives Ice and Fire dragons, Thaumcraft magic, Create Legacy automation, and MineColonies colony-building enough headroom to run together without constant tick lag.
10 GB
Safer for a mid-size active group — a few players building colonies, taming dragons, and running Create Legacy contraptions at the same time benefits from the extra headroom.
14 GB
For 10+ players or a long-running world. By this point you'll likely have multiple colonies, several tamed dragons, large Create Legacy builds, and a sprawling Thaumcraft aura network all loaded at once.
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