Lioden has it set up to where Clan fees are 1000 SB monthly, which is already very steep, as it's a means to encourage players to pay into the browser game in order to maintain clan perks, which i've seen many old servers on Minecraft pull the same stunt in order to accrue income via cheap methods.

What is grossly unfair though is under FAQ ID #326 it states:

"The fee is 1000 SB per month. If your clan has been expired for some time, you will need to pay **1000 SB for each month** that your clan was expired. If your clan expired in February and it is now June, you will need to pay a total of 5000 SB in order to "catch it up".

This is completely taking advantage of players unabashedly; I understand the need and want for a game to make income off of its consumers. Profit is good, but there needs to be a fairness to it, a give and take so that the tradeoff isn't punishing consumers while the game profits.

Charging 1000SB for every month inactive is insane. There are way too many people who invested in clans but for reasons went inactive for really long lengths of time, even years.

Lioden should change this policy to something more reasonable:

Example A) If a clan is inactive for 6 months (half a year), then the clan should dissolve automatically and all the funds that were donated should go back to the accounts of the members who donated to that clan.

Example B) Change the Clan Fee to 2 GB monthly; while still steep it at least offers some give to recovering a clan that went inactive for a very long period of time.

Example C) Change the Renewal Fee for an Expired Clan to a flat one-time fee of 5000 SB or 10 GB