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Siege Stopper Mod Wiki & Guide

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Prevents hostile mobs from breaking through blocks during sieges.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Keep Your Village Safe Without Disabling Other ThreatsUnderstand what Siege Stopper protects against Siege Stopper only prevents Zombie Sieges—the specific midnight…Understand Why Zombies Still Spawn Near Your VillageSiege Stopper only blocks one spawn mechanic If you see zombies near your village despite having Siege Stopper…Use Siege Stopper with Other Village Protection ModsCompatibility with other mods Siege Stopper is lightweight and designed to work alongside other mods. It only…Verify Siege Stopper is Working in Your WorldCheck if the mod is active Once Siege Stopper is installed, it works automatically—no configuration needed. To…

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if Siege Stopper is actually working?
Check your mod list in-game to confirm Siege Stopper is loaded. The best test is to wait near a village at midnight—if no zombie siege spawns after several in-game nights, the mod is working. You can also check your game logs for any mod-related errors on startup.
Will zombies still spawn near my village with this mod?
Yes—Siege Stopper only blocks the specific Zombie Siege mechanic that triggers mass spawns at midnight. Regular zombie spawning from low light levels still happens normally, so you should still light up your village or use other protection methods.
Can I use Siege Stopper with other village protection mods?
Yes, Siege Stopper is designed to work alongside other mods. Since it only disables one specific mechanic, it won't conflict with mods that add walls, guards, or other protections—though you may want to test the combination in a test world first.
Does this mod affect performance?
No—Siege Stopper has minimal performance impact because it simply prevents one event from triggering rather than adding new blocks, entities, or systems.

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