Myth of Empires custom server hosting
Build your own empire on a custom Myth of Empires server. Run a single map for your guild or a cluster with a lobby, several counties and battlefields, with Workshop mods and your own rules.
- Official server tool and dedicated server on Steam
- Single map or cluster with battlefields
- Steam Workshop mods
- GM accounts and remote management
- Maps
- Middle Earth · East Earth
- PortsYou choose them between 1024 and 65535; every server on a machine needs its own set.
- Game, query and remote management
- Server
- Myth of Empires Dedicated Server (Windows)
- Mods
- Steam Workshop
- Admin
- GM accounts by Steam ID
- Database
- SQLite by default
Options
- Single map
- Server cluster
- Battlefields
- Steam Workshop
- GM accounts
- Remote management
Game facts from the official Myth of Empires wiki, the Steam store page and the Steam app data, checked in October 2026.
- DDoS protection
- 20 game server locations
Myth of Empires plans are being prepared
Tell us whether you want a single map or a cluster, how many players you expect and which mods you use, and our team will reply with the options. Or open a ticket and we will let you know when the plans are online.
How much does a Myth of Empires server need?
Myth of Empires is a large game. One map for a guild is the smallest setup; a cluster runs several server processes side by side.
Find your size
| Feature |
Guild
One map, up to 20 players
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Recommended Community
One map, up to 60 players
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Server cluster
Several counties and battlefields
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| Memory (RAM)Memory for the lobby and scene servers, the map and the players. Every extra scene or battle server adds its own share. | 12 GB | 16 GB | 32 GB+ |
| CPU coresAn Unreal Engine server: a few fast cores matter more than many slow ones. | 4 | 6 | 8+ |
| Disk spaceRoom for the game files, the world and its backups, plus updates and mods. | 100 GB | 100 GB | 150 GB+ |
| Server processesA lobby server handles logins; each scene server is one county; battle servers are optional. | Lobby + one scene | Lobby + one scene | Lobby, scenes, battlefields |
| Typical use | A guild on its own map | A public map with several guilds | A cluster with county and fortress battles |
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Guild
One map, up to 20 players
- Memory (RAM)Memory for the lobby and scene servers, the map and the players. Every extra scene or battle server adds its own share.
- 12 GB
- CPU coresAn Unreal Engine server: a few fast cores matter more than many slow ones.
- 4
- Disk spaceRoom for the game files, the world and its backups, plus updates and mods.
- 100 GB
- Server processesA lobby server handles logins; each scene server is one county; battle servers are optional.
- Lobby + one scene
- Typical use
- A guild on its own map
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Recommended
Community
One map, up to 60 players
- Memory (RAM)Memory for the lobby and scene servers, the map and the players. Every extra scene or battle server adds its own share.
- 16 GB
- CPU coresAn Unreal Engine server: a few fast cores matter more than many slow ones.
- 6
- Disk spaceRoom for the game files, the world and its backups, plus updates and mods.
- 100 GB
- Server processesA lobby server handles logins; each scene server is one county; battle servers are optional.
- Lobby + one scene
- Typical use
- A public map with several guilds
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Server cluster
Several counties and battlefields
- Memory (RAM)Memory for the lobby and scene servers, the map and the players. Every extra scene or battle server adds its own share.
- 32 GB+
- CPU coresAn Unreal Engine server: a few fast cores matter more than many slow ones.
- 8+
- Disk spaceRoom for the game files, the world and its backups, plus updates and mods.
- 150 GB+
- Server processesA lobby server handles logins; each scene server is one county; battle servers are optional.
- Lobby, scenes, battlefields
- Typical use
- A cluster with county and fortress battles
Angela Game publishes no server hardware figures; these starting points are our estimate for a game of this size. A cluster needs a plan per server process, so tell us your layout.
Clusters, mods and administration
The official server tool sets up everything from one map to a full cluster.
Single map or cluster
A lobby server handles connections and character creation, scene servers are the counties, and optional battle servers host county, prefecture and fortress battles.
Two maps
Each scene server runs Middle Earth or East Earth.
Workshop mods
Enter the Steam Workshop mod IDs in the server tool, install them and tick them in the mod list to enable them.
GM accounts
List the Steam IDs of your game masters, separated by semicolons, to give them admin rights.
Remote management
Remote management is on by default and works with RCON tools on its own port.
Game rules
The advanced settings start at the official server values; change rates and rules for your community.
Set up your Myth of Empires server
Four steps from order to your first county.
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Plan your layout
One map for your guild, or a cluster with several counties and battlefields. Pick a size from the table above.
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Pick a location
Choose the one closest to your players from our 20 game server locations.
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Name it and add mods
Set a unique server ID, the list name, an optional password, your GM accounts and the Workshop mods.
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Find it in the list
Players open the custom server list in the game and join your server by its list name.
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Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Can I host my own Myth of Empires server?
Yes. Myth of Empires supports official servers, custom servers, solo play and hosted games. Custom servers run with the server tool from the game files or the Myth of Empires Dedicated Server on Steam, which runs on Windows.
What is the difference between a single map and a cluster?
A single map is one scene server with a lobby. A cluster adds more scene servers, each a county, plus optional battle servers for county, prefecture and fortress battles, and a public server; peripheral servers need Redis.
Which ports does the server use?
Each server has a game port, a query port and a remote management port. Choose ports between 1024 and 65535 that are free, and give every server on the machine its own set.
Which maps can I run?
Each scene server runs Middle Earth or East Earth.
How do I add mods?
Enter the Steam Workshop mod IDs in the server tool, click Install and tick each mod in the mod list. The tool also detects mods that are already installed.
How do I make someone an admin?
Add their Steam ID to the GM accounts, separated by semicolons. Remote management with RCON tools is on by default for server-side commands.
Why must the server ID stay the same?
Saves are stored by server ID. If you change the ID, the server no longer finds its archive, so pick a unique ID once and keep it.
How do players join?
They open the custom server list in the game and find the server by its list name. Set a password if only your guild should join.
Which database does the server use?
SQLite by default, which needs no setup. Back up the server’s save data regularly, especially before updates.
How big are the battles?
Prefecture and fortress battles allow up to 20 players per side. They run on battle servers that players can enter after the set start time.
Ready to build your empire?
Tell us your layout, player count and mods, and we will help you pick the right Myth of Empires server.