Rarity

Mineworld's items are assorted into "rarities" to give an indication of the value of an item.

Typically speaking, but not necessarily, higher rarity items are both harder to obtain and more powerful. Some items have multiple variants of different rarities, such as the Composite Bow having an uncommon and rare variant.

Item rarities are shown through the colour of their display name. Any rarity other than "Common" follow special rules, as outlined in the section.

Common
The regular rarity of all items not created by Mineworld. Any item a player crafts will be in this category, as well as regular blocks and items found in vanilla Minecraft.

Uncommon
Uncommon items are shown with a light green display name. These are the lowest of the special items, and are found more frequently than any other rarity.

Rare
Rare items are shown with a light blue display name. Rare and above items will almost always have lore (also known as a description) in the tool-tip.

Superior
Superior items are shown with a deep blue display name. Superior and above items are almost always MetaWeapons, but there are plenty of exceptions.

Legendary
Legendary items are shown with red display names. These items are very rare and often very powerful, coming with exceptionally useful effects.

Special
Special items are shown with pink display names. These items don't fit the normal rarity categories, often due to being repeatably obtainable. The most notable Special item is the Warpkey.

Unique
Unique items are shown with yellow display names. As their name implies, these items are often one of a kind, and are typically given to players for completing special feats such as being the first to kill a specific Boss, complete a Dungeon, or many other methods. Unique items can range from basically useless to exceptionally powerful.

Rules
Items of certain rarities can follow special rules.
 * Any rarity other than Common cannot be used on an anvil. This prevents renaming, as well as combining enchantments for balance reasons.
 * Legendary and above (to include Unique and Special) items cannot be destroyed by any means other than dying of age in the world. This means if you die in lava or fire with these items, it will not destroy them.  IMPORTANT: due to how the Minecraft client is programmed, the item will turn invisible once the client thinks the item is destroyed, even though it is not.  Additionally, the item will bounce around in lava which combined with invisibility may still make it difficult to find (but in this case it still makes noises).