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timolia.de

A German Minecraft server network offering custom minigames and community events to players

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About timolia.de

Timolia operates a Minecraft network with self-developed minigames, including JumpWorld, where players can create and publish parkour courses. It also hosts tournaments and community events.

Players can connect through the Minecraft server and join its Discord community. Timolia communicates updates through Twitter, Discord and a forum.

Product: A Minecraft multiplayer server network with custom minigames and player-created courses.

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