Heads FAQ

Most mob heads drop when you kill their corresponding mob, similar to how vanilla heads work. Some heads may require specific conditions like using the correct damage type or tool, so check the guide for individual mob requirements.

Yes, place any mob head in your helmet slot and it will display on your character's head. The head is purely cosmetic and provides no armor protection.

Place heads on top of blocks just like you would in vanilla Minecraft—they'll sit on the surface and face toward you. You can stack multiple heads or arrange them in patterns for decoration.

Yes, you can place any mob head inside an item frame to display it on walls or other surfaces, which is useful for building themed decorations or collections.

The mod adds heads for nearly all Minecraft mobs including animals, hostile mobs, and passive creatures. Check the mod's item list or screenshots to see the full range available.

Follow your mod loader's standard installation process—the mod should work with common loaders and doesn't require additional setup beyond placing it in your mods folder.

The mod is lightweight since it mainly adds new items and blocks. Performance impact should be minimal unless you're displaying hundreds of heads at once in a single area.

No, you must kill the mob to obtain its head. There's no crafting recipe or alternative method to get heads without defeating the corresponding mob.

Heads typically drop on mob death, though some mobs may have a chance-based drop rather than a guaranteed one—refer to the individual mob guide for specifics.

Yes, mob heads work perfectly in multiplayer servers and realms. You can wear them, display them, and share them with other players just like any other item.