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Any journaled filesystem is mostly fine (e.g. good old ext4).
Same as you, if power goes down for a long time I have bigger problems than not being able to access my home server. Guess I could still hook it up to my car battery and DC->AC converter if I really wanted to, and use my phone as 4G modem/backup internet access.
Ext4 can get corrupted in some cases. Its very rare but there is no way of knowing since ext4 doesn't have file checksums.