Prominence™ II: Hasturian Era Server Hosting

Prominence™ II: Hasturian Era server hosting with CreeperHost puts your shared adventure alongside panel features built for the parts of running a server that aren't questing. The pack has two story campaigns that unlock as your character progresses, a Kingdom of Vaaz populated by NPCs with dialogue, shops and quests, and a custom talent tree for shaping your build. When your friends have invested time in that journey, you want more than an install button. You want to protect your progress, help someone who's stranded and understand what's happening when the server slows down.

Protect the next chapter in Vaaz

Repeating a campaign because a mod experiment went wrong isn't anyone's idea of a good evening. On Premium and Pro, SaveGuard backs up supported game saves hourly on a separate machine, with up to seven days of history. Your recovery history stays away from your allocated game-server disk, rather than competing for space with the world you're playing.

When you choose an available snapshot in CreeperPanel, you can preview which files a restore will add, change or remove before confirming. That makes the decision less of a leap in the dark: you can see what you're about to replace, rather than treating every restore as a mystery button. For a group working through a story together, that clarity matters as much as having recovery points.

Get your adventuring friends back together

A friend stuck somewhere awkward can bring a shared questing evening to a halt. CreeperPanel's Minecraft Player Manager lets you see where a player is and what they're carrying or wearing. You don't have to piece together their position from hurried chat messages while everyone else waits.

You can also move a stranded player somewhere safe from the panel. The useful bit is the connection between seeing the problem and helping the person: check where they've ended up, then get them out of trouble. You still choose when to intervene. Your server doesn't need every mishap undone, but a stuck friend shouldn't have to become the evening's main quest.

Find what's interrupting the adventure

When play starts feeling sluggish, guessing at changes can waste the time you'd rather spend in Vaaz. Live diagnostics show your server's current TPS, so you can check whether server ticks are slowing down rather than relying only on how things feel.

The profiler then points to the entity or block-entity types eating the most tick time. You get something specific to investigate instead of a vague instruction to change settings. That's the thinking behind CreeperHost's own panel features: make the awkward parts visible and give you useful ways to deal with them, without turning your evening into a server maintenance session.