Players can /deposit and /withdraw lapis into a personal account. Players can /transfer lapis from their account to other player's accounts.

The trading economy is a large part of gameplay on feather64. Trading allows players to accumulate massive amounts of items/blocks for whatever project they are working on. Keep in mind, scamming is allowed and trades are not insured in any way.

Trading is often done at /warp trade where there are secure rooms for passing items without interference from other players, where one player passes items and the other transfers lapis.

There is also a /market system which allows players to post text ads written in books to the market. /market will show the ads of online players. /market search [term] will display all ads which contain your specified term.

A clan can set a shared clan home and can use a clan chat to message privately among clan members.

Clan gameplay is a significant part of feather64. Some clans may focus on PvP while others may put all their effort into building aesthetic builds. Whatever your play style, playing with friends in a clan is the most enjoyable way to create memories on feather64.

Clan members can toggle their friendly fire setting to allow PvP with clan mates.

Clan creation cost: 25,000 lapis.
Clan sethome cost: 1,000 Lapis.
Accept a clan invite cost: 100 Lapis.

To create a clan you must have 25,000 Lapis in your account and be holding a banner which will represent your clan at /warp clanhall. Banners cannot be changed after a clan is created.

The Minecraft silk touch enchantment allows a player to break and collect blocks in minecraft which are normally destroyed forever when broken. Vanilla minecraft does not however allow the collection of spawner blocks.

On feather64, we do not agree with this limit; spawners can be broken and collected using a pickaxe with the silk touch enchantment.

This allows players place spawners wherever they wish for example, to build spawner farms at their base.

In an effort to allow new players to reasonably loot end cities and obtain an elytra when they reach that point in gameplay, The End dimension is reset once a month on the 1st. Without this reset, players who join the server years into a season would have essentially no chance of getting an elytra naturally.

A fun side effect of these resets is that many players like to have a battle immediately after the reset in The End in order to kill the dragon and obtain the new dragon egg.

Mob heads are rare items which are fun to collect and display. With a few exceptions listed below, all mobs share the same head drop chance. This means that the heads of mobs which are difficult to find and/or kill are more rare.

Mobs with color/type variants such as sheep, rabbits, parrots, and more, drop variant heads.

Head Drop Chance:
Axe kills 10% chance of head drop (players & mobs)
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All vanilla mob heads drop the vanilla way:
Wither Skeleton - Low chance when killed by player.
Ender Dragon - Collected from End cities.
Skeleton - Killed by charged creeper explosion.
Zombie - Killed by charged creeper explosion.
Creeper - Killed by charged creeper explosion.

The Illusioner is a mob which Mojang created but never added to the game. On feather64, we've used this mob to create a custom boss battle which is known to be very difficult. The Illusioner generally requires a team to fight. Once spawned, she will summon 10 vexes. The illusioner will teleport around nearby players. Her bow can 1 shot players with high tier armor.

The illusioner is the only mob that drops totems on feather64, this makes totems quite rare.

To spawn the Illusioner place a Wadering Trader Head atop two Lapis Blocks.

In order to encourage fair play during PvP encounters on feather64, players who log out during combat are punished. When a player who is tagged as 'in combat' logs out of the server, a NPC is spawned and the player's inventory is stored in the NPC. If the NPC is killed the player's inventory is dropped and the player will log in to the death screen. The spawned NPC does not move and will despawn after 30 seconds. Once the NPC has despawned, the player who combat logged is now safe from any punishment.