Contractual FAQ

Craft a blank contract paper first, then gather a candle that matches the contract type you want (different colors for different deals). Shave the candle into colored wax, craft it into a stamp, and hold both the blank contract and stamp to sign the agreement with another player.

Both players die immediately, regardless of who took the fatal hit. You'll both respawn with reduced hearts for a short time as a penalty, so life-link contracts are high-risk agreements best made with trusted players.

No, teleport contracts only work exactly two times before the magical connection breaks and the paper becomes useless. Plan your teleports carefully or craft a new contract if you need more uses.

Sneak and hit one of the corner blocks you set when creating the boundary. This will instantly remove the entire protected area and let the other signer place and break blocks again.

Yes, any nearby animals or monsters will teleport along with you to the other player's location, which can be useful for moving livestock but risky if hostile mobs are nearby.

Life-link and teleport contracts cannot be cancelled once signed—you're bound until one runs out or both players agree to stop using it. Land contracts can only be removed by destroying a corner block while sneaking.

The other signer of the land contract cannot place or break any blocks within the protected boundary—the mod prevents the action entirely, so griefing is impossible between contract partners.

Yes, both players must be present and holding the blank contract and stamp at the same time to complete the signing process.

Yes, you can sign different types of contracts with the same player, and you can have multiple land claims with different corner positions.

Life-link doubles your total hearts while active, making survival easier for two coordinated players—the risk of mutual death encourages teamwork and makes the extra health pool feel earned and meaningful.