"Assistance with Cyber Security Investigations" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that connects Claude Code to Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) in Cyberpunk 2077, enabling Lua code execution, game state queries, TweakDB manipulation, inventory management, and event observation from the terminal while the game is running.

Enables AI assistants to read and write a shared D&D campaign world, with tools for searching, retrieving, creating, updating, and linking pages, accessible via HTTP or stdio.

Official MCP server for the CyberEdu CTF platform that automatically discovers and exposes all CyberEduClient methods as tools, enabling seamless interaction with the platform through MCP-compatible clients.

Gamifies your development environment with authentic Quake 3 Arena achievement sounds and dual voice announcers. Triggers motivational audio feedback for coding milestones like streaks, perfect implementations, and team events with customizable volume and voice pack controls.

MCP server for playing the Imposter Game (Spyfall alternative) with AI as host. Provides tools to get categories and generate game words with secret roles.

A TypeScript MCP server for Pokémon Champions battle assistance, providing tools for meta analysis, Pokémon options, stat calculations, damage checks, and spread optimization.

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol server that integrates with the Scryfall API to provide Magic: The Gathering card data to AI assistants like Claude.

Enables creating RPG Maker MZ games using natural language through AI assistance, with tools for project management, map creation, event systems, and batch operations.

Enables random selection tools including lottery drawing from option lists, dice rolling with customizable sides and counts, and coin flipping. Supports both single and multiple draws with duplicate control options.

A local, security-focused MCP server for Arma Reforger modding, providing AI coding assistants with tools for project discovery, script analysis, resource validation, log diagnosis, API documentation search, file editing, and Workbench automation.

Enables safe, repeatable preparation of game characters in Blender through high-level MCP tools for validation, import, normalization, action renaming, and GLB export, with dry-run by default and loopback-only security.

An MCP server for managing and operating Minecraft servers through multiple backend protocols including MCSManager API, RCON, and MSMP. It provides tools for instance lifecycle management, file operations, console commands, player administration, and server configuration with built-in security controls.

Provides Twilight Imperium 4 game data, rules lookup, faction strategy guides, and setup assistance via the Model Context Protocol.

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol server for managing Dungeons & Dragons campaigns with tools for characters, NPCs, locations, quests, combat encounters, and session tracking.

Enables deriving and auditing D&D Beyond character sheets with full provenance, including combat stats, stance, and QA checks, surfacing unhandled data instead of guessing.

Enables preparing Foundry worlds and running encounters through the FoundryVTT REST API Relay, with tools for managing worlds, scenes, encounters, and table play.

Enables AI clients to retrieve and analyze Warcraft Logs report data with authentication, filtering, pagination, and bounded context.

Enables long-form tabletop narrative play with durable campaigns, profiles, conflict phases, and branching storylines. Provides session-scoped MCP tools for lobby and play phases, including administrator controls for access, snapshots, and branches.

Enables AI assistants to interact with the Footics World Cup 2026 prediction game, reading matches, standings, predictions, and optionally submitting predictions.

A local stdio MCP server that exposes the public Atraxis guild-commerce API to coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code, letting them browse the public contract without a token and, once ATRAXIS_API_TOKEN is supplied, read guild warehouse, currency, balance, and activity data. Write operations stay hidden unless explicitly enabled with --allow-writes, and transfers always require a caller-supplied idempotency key.