Lord of the Craft vote bot: auto vote for mc.lotc.co every day

Lord of the Craft has been a go-to medieval fantasy roleplay server on Minecraft since 2011. Every daily vote fills your purse in game — coin for your character, your shop or your nation. BoostVote auto votes for you every day on your username, so you never have to reopen the vote links.

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Server IP: mc.lotc.co
Game: Minecraft
Version: 1.21
Official voting sites: 4
Time between votes: 10 h – 24 h
To vote: Minecraft username
BoostVote bot: Available

Lord of the Craft: whitelisted medieval fantasy roleplay

Lord of the Craft (mc.lotc.co, Minecraft: Java Edition) is a medieval fantasy roleplay server that has been running since 2011. You create a character, pick a race, learn magic, found a nation or march to war — blacksmith or emperor, your path is your own.

Access is whitelisted: you submit an application on the forums before you play. The server is built on deep lore (races, deities, magic, creatures), a full wiki and a very active forum community.

Why voting matters on Lord of the Craft

On LOTC, your daily vote makes you richer in game: each site can be voted on once every 24 hours and every vote pays out money. In a roleplay world, that coin funds your gear, your builds and your group's projects.

The server does offer a link that opens every voting site at once, but you still have to remember it every day. BoostVote handles it: each supported site gets voted again as soon as its 24 hours are up, on your username.

Lord of the Craft rewards collected automatically

In-game money for every validated vote
A steady daily income for your character and projects
A higher-ranked server, bringing new players into the roleplay

LOTC auto vote — what the bot actually does for you

A purse that fills itself

Every validated vote adds in-game money. Voting without ever skipping a day is a steady income for your character — no grinding required.

Stay in character

Roleplay already takes time and focus. The bot handles the voting chore in the background while you keep your evenings for scenes and nation politics.

Username only, no forum login

Votes use your Minecraft username, so the bot never needs your forum credentials. No password, no 2FA.

How it works in 3 steps

Step 1 — Create your BoostVote account

Pick Lord of the Craft as your server, enter your Minecraft username and enable the voting sites.

Step 2 — Your Lord of the Craft bot starts up

A dedicated Docker container starts and votes on a loop on the 4 official voting sites for Lord of the Craft.

Step 3 — Collect your rewards

Votes confirmed and rewards credited 24/7. Follow everything live from your dashboard.

Lord of the Craft voting sites covered by BoostVote

4 sites covered

BoostVote votes on the 4 official Lord of the Craft voting sites, all handled by your bot: every cooldown is tracked and the vote is fired again as soon as it's possible.

4 open-voting sites — your Minecraft username is enough, no login needed.

How to vote for Lord of the Craft

You vote for Lord of the Craft on its 4 official voting sites. Each vote pushes the server up the rankings and earns you a reward; after that, each site enforces its own waiting time before the next vote.

Find the official voting sites of Lord of the Craft, listed on its website or Discord ("Vote" section).
Enter your Minecraft username on each site: that is what gets credited.
Solve the captcha, then confirm your vote.
Vote again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends:
- Voting site #1 — every 24 h
- Voting site #2 — every 10 h
- Voting site #3 — once a day (resets at 1:00)
- Voting site #4 — every 12 h

With BoostVote, a bot does all of this for you, 24/7: it votes again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends, up to 6 votes a day, even when your computer is off. Launch your Lord of the Craft bot →

Security: isolated containers, encrypted credentials

Your Lord of the Craft bot runs in a dedicated Docker container, isolated from other accounts. Your voting credentials are encrypted in our database and never shown in plain text.

Automatic Lord of the Craft voting FAQ

Do I need to be whitelisted to benefit from votes?

Votes go to your Minecraft username, but to play and spend your money on mc.lotc.co you must be accepted through the forum application. Start your bot once your character is approved.

Does the bot need my Lord of the Craft forum account?

No. Voting only uses your Minecraft username: no forum login, no password. BoostVote isn't affiliated with Lord of the Craft.

Isn't Lord of the Craft's open-all-vote-sites link enough?

It saves you opening each link by hand, but you still have to remember every day. The bot re-votes each supported site as soon as its 24 hours are up, overnight included, even when you're not in game.