Friends
Add friends, teleport to them, get alerts when they log on or off, favourite your closest ones, and form small friend groups with their own chat.

How It Works
/friend add <player> sends a friend request. If that player already sent you one, it's accepted instead of creating a second request. You can't send requests to someone who has turned them off in their settings. Unanswered requests expire after 10 minutes, and they show up in chat as clickable accept/deny buttons.
You can have up to 50 friends by default. Some ranks allow more.
/friend tp <player>, or clicking their head in your friend list, teleports you to a friend who is online and has friend teleports turned on. There's a 3-second warmup that moving cancels, and a 30-second cooldown between uses.
Favouriting a friend pins them to the top of your friend list, above everyone else who's online. The settings menu controls whether you accept requests, allow teleports, get join alerts, and receive group invites.
Groups hold up to 8 members by default. You can only join one when a friend invites you, and invites expire after 5 minutes. If the last member leaves, the group disbands. If the owner leaves, ownership goes to whoever has been in the group longest.
/gc <message> sends a single message to your group. /friend group toggle sends all your normal chat to the group until you toggle it back.
With join alerts on, you're told when a friend logs in or out.
Commands
/friend(/friends,/f) - open the friends menu/friend add <player>- send a friend request/friend accept <player>- accept a pending request/friend deny <player>- deny a pending request/friend remove <player>(ordelete) - remove a friend/friend tp <player>(orteleport) - teleport to an online friend/friend list- open your friend list/friend requests- open your pending friend requests/friend settings- open your friend settings/friend top- open the "most friends" leaderboard/friend group create <name>- create a friend group/friend group invite <player>- invite a friend to your group/friend group join- accept a pending group invite/friend group leave- leave your current group/friend group toggle- route your normal chat to your group (or back to public chat)/gc <message>- send a one-off message to your group chat