Category: Mechanics
12 pages in the Lifesteal wiki.
Combat TagHitting or being hit by a player tags you for 30 seconds, restricting commands and travel, and logging out while tagged leaves a combat logger that can be killed.
Gaining and Losing HeartsEvery death costs one heart and every player kill hands the killer a Heart item. This page covers the exact rules, including natural deaths and combat logging.
Stacking SpawnersSpawners of the same mob stack up to 64 in one block; adding unupgraded spawners to an upgraded stack costs money, and the panel splits stacks back out.
Safe ZonesSafe zones are marked areas where players cannot be hurt and explosions and knockback do nothing; combat-tagged players cannot enter them.
Withdrawing HeartsTurn one of your hearts into a tradable Heart item with /lives withdraw, as long as you keep at least 10 hearts.
Heart CoinflipWager hearts on a 50/50 coinflip with /lives coinflip. A win pays two Heart items for every heart wagered; a loss costs the wagered hearts.
PortalsNether and End portals link the three Lifesteal dimensions, with an 8 to 1 Nether ratio and a fixed End arrival point.
Production ModesSpawners work in physical mode, spawning real mobs near players, or virtual mode, producing loot over time with no mobs at all.
PrestigeTrade 15 hearts for one permanent extra heart slot with /prestige, raising your maximum from 25 hearts up to a limit of 30.
Spawner StorageEach spawner stores the drops and XP it produces, up to 54 item slots and 10,000 XP by default, and you collect them from the panel or with a command.
EliminationReaching 0 hearts kicks you from Lifesteal and bans you for a rank-based time, then resets your hearts to 10 when you return.
The GridThe Grid splits each Lifesteal dimension into sections that you cross without loading screens, with a 32 block no-build buffer along every seam.