Gravestone Mod Minecraft FAQ

Find the grave that spawned where you died and break it, or right-click it depending on your config, to release your stored items. If you can't find it, check your obituary, which records your death location.

The obituary logs your deaths and tells you where your grave is, so you can navigate back to recover your items. It's the tool you use when you died somewhere you don't remember.

When you die, a grave spawns at your death spot holding your items, and an obituary entry is created pointing to that grave. Use the obituary to locate the grave, then break the grave to get everything back.

Yes, it's commonly used on servers and generally plays fine with other mods since it only hooks into player death. If another mod also handles death drops, check your config so items aren't duplicated or lost.

Grave spawning can be disabled or limited in the config, and dying in certain dimensions or in lava/void may prevent a grave from forming. Check the configuration options for grave behavior and whether graves are enabled at all.

The Ghost of Player is a mob added by the mod that appears related to player deaths. It's not meant to be a major threat, but you can deal with it by fighting it or avoiding it; check the mob's page for its exact behavior.

Open the mod's config file to toggle options like whether graves spawn, how long they last, and whether the obituary is given. Changes usually apply to new deaths, so test after editing.

Yes, but you may want to adjust the config so graves don't spawn when keepInventory is on, otherwise you could end up with duplicate items. Set grave spawning to match how you want death handled.

Look for a config option that controls the Ghost of Player mob and disable it there. If no toggle exists, you can avoid triggering it by changing how deaths are handled in your config.

It's lightweight since it only acts on player death events, so it shouldn't affect normal performance. If you have many graves or ghosts accumulating, clearing old graves can help on long-running servers.

It places a grave at your location when you die and keeps all your items safe inside. Breaking the grave or sneaking on it returns your items, and the mod can even put them back into their original inventory slots.

When you die, a grave is automatically placed at your location. Find the grave and break it, or sneak on it, to get your items back, and right-click it to view information about how and where you died.

Break the grave or sneak on it to retrieve your items. If you lose your items, you can also use the command /restore , with the death ID found on the obituary item.

The obituary is an item you receive with details like your name, death location, date, and a full list of lost items. Admins can sneak and right-click an obituary to get a pre-made restore command.

Yes, breaking a grave with a Silk Touch tool picks it up as a block.

Yes, you can name a grave in an anvil to display custom text on it.

A smart placement system finds a safe spot for the grave.

Yes, the mod adds a mob called the Ghost of Player. Settings let you change whether a friendly or hostile ghost spawns.

Yes, there is a setting so only the owner of the grave can break it.

The mod has lots of settings, such as text color, whether a skull appears, and whether a friendly or hostile ghost spawns. The mod config file includes a grave option.