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Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] Server Hosting
Set 1000 years after the events of Ultimate, Dragonfyre continues the saga with the same deep lore, custom equipment and focus on multiplayer adventure.
Every mod pre-installed. Online in minutes.
Free 7-day trial with 8 GB RAM, no card. Enough to actually run Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]. After the trial: $9.50/mo for 8 GB.
How much RAM does a Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server need?
Sized by player count, estimated from the size of the official server pack (1.2 GB). Modded servers grow into their memory over the first days as the world fills up, so pick the row for the group you expect, not the one you have on day one.
Different player count or extra mods in mind? The RAM calculator works it out from the same measurements.
| Players | RAM | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| Just you | 6 GB | $7.50 |
| 2 to 4 friends | 8 GBrecommended | $9.50 |
| 5 to 10 players | 10 GB | $11.50 |
| Public server | 12 GB | $13.50 |
If you are not sure, start the trial: the panel's memory chart shows what the pack really uses with your group on, and RAM changes by the gigabyte at any time.
Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server files
Every release of Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] on CurseForge has a separate server pack with the mod jars, configs and a start script. Newest release: Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]-3B Beta.zip (1.2 GB).
- Loader
- Forge 1.20.1
- Java
- Java 17
- Recommended RAM
- 8 GB
- Port
- 25565 TCP (yours is assigned automatically on FadeHost)
Or skip the files: pick Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] at signup and the server pack installs itself.
How to make a Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server
Yourself, on your own machine
- 1Download the server pack, not the client zip
The file called "server pack" on the pack's CurseForge page (Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]-3B Beta.zip, 1.2 GB) contains the mod jars, configs and a start script. The client zip your launcher downloads is only a manifest and does not run as a server.
- 2Install Java 17
Minecraft 1.20.1 runs on Java 17. Install it and check with "java -version" before anything else; the wrong Java is the most common reason a Forge server refuses to start.
- 3Run the Forge installer and accept the EULA
If the pack does not ship an installed loader, run "java -jar forge-installer.jar --installServer" in the server folder. Start it once, open eula.txt, set eula=true, start again.
- 4Set the memory to 8 GB
Give it memory: -Xmx8G in user_jvm_args.txt (Forge for Minecraft 1.17 and newer) or in the start script's java line on older versions. The first boot registers every mod and can take several minutes; wait for the Done line before judging it.
- 5Open the port and invite people
Forward TCP 25565 on your router and allow it in the firewall, then share your public address. Everyone installs the same pack version in their launcher; a newer client is refused or misses content.
On FadeHost
- 1Start the free trial
No card. The signup remembers Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]; your account and server are created together.
- 2We install Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]
The whole server pack, Forge loader and the right Java, with the client-only mods that crash dedicated servers already removed. Pack updates are one click.
- 3Share the address and play
Your address works the moment the world finishes generating. The trial's 8 GB is enough to run the pack properly.
Hosting notes for Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]
- Pregenerate the area your group will explore (Chunky, radius 2000 to 3000) before launch night. Fresh chunk generation is the biggest lag source in modded Minecraft.
- The first boot registers every mod and can take several minutes. Wait for the Done line instead of restarting into a half-written config.
- Pin the pack version on the server and every client and update together. A client on a newer pack build is refused or misses content. Back up before pack updates.
- Client-only mods (shaders, HUD and texture mods) belong on players' PCs. The server pack leaves them out, and our installer removes the known ones that crash dedicated servers.
- When TPS drops after a few weeks it is someone's base: run spark for a minute and it names the chunk. Chunk-loading limits help more than hardware.
Why host Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] on FadeHost
Mods, configs and datapacks from the official Forge pack, set up on first boot with the client-only mods removed. Pack updates are one click, never an FTP session.
The server sleeps when nobody is on and wakes the moment a player joins, so a friend group pays for a server that is actually up when it matters.
When a mod breaks the boot, the diagnosis names it and the fix is one click. Ask the Copilot why the server lags and it answers from the real console and stats.
NVMe-backed nodes, full console and file access, scheduled backups to offsite storage, and every extra gigabyte of RAM is a dollar a month.
Frequently asked
How do I make a Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server?
The short way: start a FadeHost trial and pick Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]; the server pack, the Forge loader and the right Java install themselves and the server is online in a few minutes. The manual way: download the official server files, install Java 17, run the Forge installer, accept the EULA, set the memory and open port 25565. Both are described on this page.
How do I play Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] with friends?
Host a server for it: everyone installs Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] in their launcher and joins one address, and the world keeps running while any of you is on. On FadeHost the pack installs itself when you create the server, the 7-day trial gives 8 GB with no card, and a sleeping server wakes when a friend joins. The manual way is the server files below on a machine that stays on with port 25565 open; LAN and direct connect only work while the host's PC is on and everyone is on the same network.
How much RAM does a Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server need?
8 GB for a group of 2 to 4 friends and 10 GB for 5 to 10 players, estimated from the size of the official server pack (1.2 GB).
Where do I download the Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server files?
From the pack's CurseForge page: every release has a separate "server pack" file with the mod jars and configs (newest: Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre]-3B Beta.zip). The client zip is only a manifest. On FadeHost the server pack is fetched and installed for you.
Can I host a Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server for free?
Not on the free tier: it gives 2 GB and Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] needs 8 GB ($9.50 a month here). The 7-day trial gives 8 GB with no card, enough to run the pack properly.
Which Java version does Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] need?
Minecraft 1.20.1 runs on Java 17. On FadeHost the right Java is picked automatically; on your own machine install it before running the Forge installer.
Do my friends need to install Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] too?
Yes. Everyone joining needs the same Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] version in their launcher (CurseForge, Modrinth or Prism). The server side is handled by the host; a client on a newer pack version than the server is refused or misses content.
Can I bring my existing Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] world?
Yes. Upload the world folder through the file manager or SFTP, or use the importer to pull the whole server from another host. Keep the pack version the world was played on until it is safely backed up.
Does Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] work on Bedrock (phones and consoles)?
No. Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] is a Java Edition modpack and Bedrock clients cannot load mods. Geyser lets Bedrock players join vanilla-compatible Java servers, not modded ones.
The Cisco's Fantasy Medieval RPG [Dragonfyre] server crashes on start. What now?
The usual causes are a client-only mod in the mods folder (shaders, HUD or texture mods), a loader build that does not match the pack version, the wrong Java, or too little memory. On FadeHost the installer removes the known client-only mods, the loader and Java are matched to the pack, and the crash doctor reads the log and names the mod when something else breaks.
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