About Dwarves vs. Zombies
Dwarves vs Zombies is a great game to meet new players and make friends. We have Saturday games every weekend from around 12:00 PM EST - 5:00 PM EST with an average to 50-60 players, though games can run 24/7 throughout the week. In Dwarves vs. Zombies, you can play as a dwarf! - Fight off monsters. - Build the wall to
How to join Dwarves vs. Zombies
Java Edition
- Open Minecraft and choose Multiplayer.
- Select Add Server.
- Paste
play.coathar.cominto Server Address. - Save, then choose Join Server.
FAQ
Dwarves vs. Zombies FAQ
Short answers to what players ask most. Still stuck? Check the Minecraft authentication server status.
What is the Dwarves vs. Zombies server IP?
The Dwarves vs. Zombies server IP is play.coathar.com. Paste it into the server address field in Minecraft's multiplayer menu.
Is Dwarves vs. Zombies down right now?
No. Dwarves vs. Zombies was up at our last check (Sep 19, 2026, 22:40 UTC) with 0 players online. We check its status about every 10 minutes.
Check Dwarves vs. Zombies nowHow do I join Dwarves vs. Zombies?
On Java Edition, open Multiplayer, choose Add Server, paste play.coathar.com, then select Join Server.
What port does Dwarves vs. Zombies use?
Dwarves vs. Zombies uses the default port (25565), so the address alone is enough.
How many players are on Dwarves vs. Zombies?
0 players were online on Dwarves vs. Zombies at our last check (Sep 19, 2026, 22:40 UTC), with 60 slots listed. The Stats tab charts the Dwarves vs. Zombies player count over time.
What Minecraft version does Dwarves vs. Zombies use?
Dwarves vs. Zombies reported “1.8.9” at our last check. Networks that list a range accept any client version inside it.
How do I claim Dwarves vs. Zombies?
If you run Dwarves vs. Zombies, claim this listing from a free NewMinecraftServers account. You prove ownership by showing a short code in the server's MOTD for a moment (our Paper plugin can do it for you) or with a DNS record, then edit the description, links, and banner yourself.
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