Micles Totem Of Reviving FAQ

Both the Straw Totem and Diamond Totem have specific crafting recipes that you can find in the mod's crafting recipe section. The Straw Totem is cheaper to craft but has a failure chance, while the Diamond Totem is more expensive but always works.

Each totem type requires specific charging items—check the mod's configuration or in-game tooltips to see which items work for the totem you're using. You charge by holding the charging item in one hand and the totem in the other, then right-clicking.

These totems are designed specifically for Hardcore mode to revive dead players. In regular Survival mode, they won't provide much benefit since players respawn normally.

The Straw Totem has a chance of failure built in—this is intentional and the trade-off for its lower crafting cost. Use a Diamond Totem if you need a guaranteed resurrection.

No, unlike the vanilla Totem of Undying, you don't need to hold it. You just need to have it charged and select a target, then activate it when your friend dies.

Press Shift + right-click on the totem to open the player selection menu, then choose the player you want to resurrect. Make sure you do this before your friend dies.

No, after a player dies they must manually switch to spectator mode. Then you activate the totem to bring them back to life.

Yes, the mod allows you to configure totem durability, charge costs, and other settings through the mod's configuration files.

You can craft and carry multiple totems, but each one needs to be individually charged and can only resurrect one selected player at a time.

You won't be able to charge your totem without the required charging items, so make sure you have enough before attempting a resurrection in Hardcore mode.