A grab-bag of small touches that make survival nicer — no commands, just clever signs and natural mechanics. The headline feature is sign elevators: hang a sign reading [Lift Up] or [Lift Down] on a wall, place another one directly above (or below) it a floor away, and clicking a sign shoots you up or down between them — no redstone at all. You can also use [Lift UpDown], where the top half of the sign sends you up and the bottom half down, and if you'd rather not click the sign, a button on the other side of the block works too. Slain mobs (and players) also occasionally drop their head, which you can hang up as a trophy — right-click a placed head to see whose it is. And to top it off, here you can leash a zombie or a spider, so you can walk home a companion vanilla would never let you keep. Mobs are a touch smarter on top of that, and animals are born in slightly varied sizes, so a herd doesn't look copy-pasted.

How to use

1. 1Elevator: put a sign on a wall and write [Lift Up] (or [Lift Down]) on the second line.
2. 2A floor higher or lower, place another such sign directly above (or below) it so they line up.
3. 3Click a sign → you're carried to the nearest lift sign above or below you (or press a button on the other side of the block).
4. 4Heads: kill a mob or player and it sometimes drops its head; place it as decoration and right-click to see whose it is.
5. 5With a lead you can even leash a zombie or a spider and walk it home.