Curse Of Curses Mod FAQ

Check the mod's configuration file to disable curse application entirely or adjust the time window when curses are applied. You can also modify the frequency or types of curses that spawn if you want a less punishing experience.

No, curses only affect enchantable items currently in your inventory. Items stored in chests, furnaces, or other containers are safe from being cursed.

Sleeping before the curse application times (between 12am-3am) will skip the night entirely and prevent curses from being applied that night. This is the intended way to avoid curses.

You can remove curse enchantments the same way you would in vanilla Minecraft—using a grindstone will remove the curse along with other enchantments, or you can use commands if enabled.

Yes, any enchantable items that enter your inventory between 12am-3am are eligible to receive curses during the random application times.

The mod applies curses to any enchantable item, so it should work with most enchantment mods, but compatibility depends on how those mods define enchantable items. Test in your specific setup if you're unsure.

The mod applies random curses from the available pool; whether duplicates can occur depends on the mod's configuration and how it selects which curses to apply.

Yes, if you're AFK and haven't slept, curses will still be applied to items in your inventory during the curse times. You need to actively sleep to prevent this.

This depends on the mod's configuration settings; check your config file to see if creative mode is excluded from curse application.

The mod applies curses randomly to any enchantable items in your inventory; you cannot manually trigger curses or guarantee which items will be affected. Your only control is keeping valuable items out of your inventory during curse times.