Minecraft PvP,
built for Bedrock
Plenty of servers let Bedrock players join. AvesClub is a PvP and PvP practice server where Bedrock gets its own menus, holograms, chat and controls — so fighting on a phone, console or controller feels as good as on Java.
Bedrock Address & Port
avesclub.net : 19132
Servers tab → Add Server → avesclub.net, port 19132.
Made for Bedrock
What Bedrock players get
Java and Bedrock players share the same lobby, fights and events. What changes is how the server talks to you — each of these is set up specifically for Bedrock.
Native menus, not chest GUIs
Java players click through inventory menus. On Bedrock the same menus open as native forms — big buttons, toggles and sliders that work with touch and controllers, so even phone players can get anywhere in a few taps.
Holograms that look right
Java holograms don't always come across well on Bedrock. Bedrock players see their own versions, made to be sharp and readable on Bedrock screens.
More info in chat
Java chat can tuck details into hover text and clickable messages, which Bedrock can't show. Bedrock players get that information written straight into the message.
Shorter commands
Common commands have short versions, so there is less to type on a touchscreen keyboard or with a controller.
Offhand swap with an emote
Bedrock has no swap-hands key. Use an emote to move items between your hand and offhand — the same quick totem and shield swaps Java players get with F.
PvP texture pack, applied for you
Smaller totems, low fire and clean high-contrast textures. It loads automatically when you join — nothing to download or set up.
Java vs Bedrock
One server, tuned for each edition
You play the same modes against the same players. Here is what AvesClub does differently for each edition.
- Menus
- JavaInventory (chest) menus
- BedrockNative forms with buttons, toggles and sliders
- Holograms
- JavaJava holograms
- BedrockBedrock-specific holograms
- Chat messages
- JavaHover text and clickable messages
- BedrockDetails written into the message
- Commands
- JavaStandard commands
- BedrockShorter versions to type less
- Offhand swap
- JavaF key
- BedrockAny emote
- Address
- Javaavesclub.net
- Bedrockavesclub.net · port 19132
- Modes, bots, events
- JavaAll of them
- BedrockAll of them — together with Java players
PvP practice on Bedrock
Train against bots from your phone or console
Every practice bot works on Bedrock, with the same 5 difficulty levels as Java. The bot menus open as touch-friendly forms, so setting up a fight takes a few taps. Connect straight to the bots with pvpbot.avesclub.net on port 19132.
See all practice botspvpbot.avesclub.net : 19132
- Crystal, Sword, Mace, UHC, Creeper, Cart and Nethpot bots
- Totem, double-totem, shield and walking dummies
- Your own private arena that resets instantly
- 2v2 against bots with a friend
How to join
On the server in under a minute
Open the Servers tab
Start Minecraft Bedrock Edition, press Play and go to the Servers tab.
Add AvesClub
Scroll down to Add Server. Name it AvesClub, address avesclub.net, port 19132.
Join and fight
Tap the server to join. The PvP texture pack loads automatically and you spawn in the lobby.
On Xbox?
Xbox can't always add custom servers. Add RockyLion#5234 as a friend and join their game from the Friends tab instead.
FAQ
Bedrock questions
Can Bedrock players fight Java players?
Yes. Both editions join the same server, so you share the lobby, duels, practice bots and events with Java players.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes. iOS and Android join like any other Bedrock device, and every menu opens as a touch-friendly form instead of a chest inventory.
Do I need to download a texture pack?
No. Our PvP texture pack is sent to Bedrock players automatically when they join.
How do I use my offhand on Bedrock?
Use an emote. On AvesClub an emote swaps the item in your hand with your offhand, like pressing F on Java.
Ready to play on Bedrock?
Add avesclub.net with port 19132 and jump in — PvP, practice bots, BedWars and events, all free.