A good portion of this cluster is in bad shape, but it has a couple whole clear points & inclusions and or phantoms. And an interesting underside. This has several pics, so bear with me. The 1st 3 pics are the cluster itself, the 4th is the 1st shot of one of the inclusions. But.. this inclusion is different. It seems to be split in two. I thought at first I was looking at it through 2 faces, but realized this wasn't the case. Looking through 2 faces shows 4, as you will see.

1st pic, a sheared inclusion, 2nd an inclusion broken off at an angle & 3rd is one broken straight across. The 4th pic is a view of part of the underside.

And last, but by NO means least... a tiny little twin with what looks like 3 termination points measuring roughly 5 mm in length. And directly below that is a crystal that has an interesting habit. So there you have it.. my broken cluster with all sort's of things going on..

That's a lot a pictures of a dang dinged up ol'cluster!
Well yes, there is the green Chlorite, some vermicular. And Chlorite can also be white, etc., so the "schools" of vermicular white worms are probably Chlorite also.
The "tabby" or blocky white areas, and the little temple towers, are "probably" feldspar. But there are other possibilities.
Thanks for the pictures.

Yes dave, that's a pretty little tri-point. All the terminations are very well formed. When you get into little crystals like that you can find all sorts of unusual formations. I wouldn't say they are rare, just so tiny most people don't take the time to "discover" them.
Actually I have a collection of those little things I call "Jedi fighters". I wouldn't call yours a "fighter", with that flat base it looks more like a "shuttle" craft. You know, more for smooth sailing between Mother-ships than intergalactic combat. I need to assemble my Jedi fighter sguadrons for pictures one of these days.