Gravestone Mod (1.20.4) - Catacombs, cemetery of the dead

Maud Gravestone (1.20.4) adds gravestones to the game that "appear" when a player/villager/dog/cat dies. Maud also generates cemeteries in some villages and "Weaser catacombs". These are massive new fortifications with lots of loot, dangerous adventures and the "Wieser boss" to be found at the end.

Tombstones:

Tombstones are a major "component" of fashion and are created after the player's death. The tombstone contains all items (which can be changed in config), information about death and the number of days that the player was alive.

There are several types of gravestones. Each of them can be made of different materials. The type of gravestone you generate is randomly selected, but its material depends on the biome and your level. There is also a 25% chance that your sword will be used as a tombstone. If you kill him with magic, the tombstone will be enchanted.

Tombstones also appear when villagers or domestic animals (dogs, cats, horses) die. These tombs contain the bodies of slain creatures (which can be resurrected at the altar). These graves also contain special models (statues of dogs, cats and horses).

To return the object, the tomb must be destroyed or pressed on it with a shovel in his hands (in this case, the tomb is not destroyed).

Tombstones can be placed anywhere, but only on "dig" blocks (this can be changed in the settings). However, all information is only stored if the tombstone is dug by a silk-tapped pickaxe.

Some tombstones have flowers. This feature was created exclusively for decorative purposes. Click on the tombstone with the flower in your hand to place it. To remove it, click again with scissors.

Another important feature of tombstones - mobs appear at night and during a thunderstorm. True, only if the player is within 35 blocks of the tomb and there is no light source nearby. Zombies and skeletons (with a bow or a stone sword) mostly die, but in some cases there may also be wyvern skeletons and zombie pig stingers. Zombies and skeletons of cats and dogs may appear from the tombstones of pets. If you have the mod "Mo'creatures", some skeletons from this mod will also appear from the tomb ("Silver Skeleton", "Rafe", "Flame Rafe").

The next time-dependent nighttime feature is fog. At night, all tombs produce fog, the concentration of which depends on the number of tombs.

Killing players, villagers and pets is not the only way to generate tombstones. These blocks are generated worldwide during creation. They contain information on the death of unfortunate travelers and their objects. Most of these objects are rotting flesh and bones, but occasionally they contain skeletons or skulls of zombies. However, there are several types of tombs that may contain a few more items:

'Grave of a Warrior' - contains armor, a sword and a bow. The Tomb of a Warrior" - contains armor, a sword and a bow. All the tombs of the warriors use swords as markers.

Tomb of the Wizard" - as you understand, this type of tomb stores potions, magic books and materials. The tombstones of wizards can be made of quartz, red stone or lapis lazuli.

The Tomb of the Ore" - in this tomb you will find pickaxes and other useful resources such as diamonds, emeralds and gold.

The Grave of the Worker" - in this type of tomb you will find useless canes and, in some cases, tools such as axes and shovels.

The Traveler's Grave is one of the most interesting types of graves, as unusual items such as musical disks or eggs of peaceful creatures can sometimes be found in them. These graves are made of emeralds.

These are decorative blocks. Like tombstones, they can be made of a variety of materials. They can also contain text. All statues, except the statue of the creeping reptile, can be made in the world and some villages.

Unlike other memorials, creeper statues cannot be found or made in the world. They fall out after the creeper's death. They can also be found in the catacombs.

The next type of memorial is a gallows or other object of torture. They are found only in some villages and can be manufactured, but in this case you will have to put the corpses of mobs on them yourself. Currently, they can only be made from the corpses of villagers.

Spauners:

These objects work in the same way as "vanilla" spawners, with one exception. Skeleton spawners can produce all types of skeletons (cat skeletons, dog skeletons, skeletons, and warrior skeletons (low probability). Skeletons appear with stone swords or bows. Like a skeleton spawner, a zombie spawner can spawn any type of zombie.

A special type of spinner is Wither, which can only be found in the depths of the catacombs. Unlike other spawners, a spawner can only be spawned once. After use, it is destroyed. This spawner cannot be crafted (can be changed in config).

Mobs.

Undead pets are new mobs added by this fashion. There are four types: zombie dogs, zombie cats, skeleton dogs, and cat skeletons. They are rare in the world - mainly only in their natural habitat in a living form. This is due to the fact that they climb from the cemetery at night. Cats and skeletal dogs are faster than living ones. Zombie cats and dogs, like the zombies in Minecraft, not only take on the player, but also try to kill all the villagers, dogs, cats and horses. Probably this unlucky pet will turn into a zombie.

Skull Crawlers are small spider-like undead mobs, similar to skulls with small paws. These mobs can crawl on walls, build thought webs and impose several debaffes: skeletal sliders - slowness, zombie skeletal sliders - hunger, skeletal sliders - wilting. In addition, the creeping skeleton skull has another ability - it can hide in a block of bones, like a silver fish. This mob cannot appear naturally in the world (with the exception of Wither Skull Crawler, which may appear in Nether). Instead, it is likely to appear after the death of some monsters (zombies, skeletons, and killer skeletons). However, there is a positive aspect in this - these mobs can fall out of the skulls as a rare drop after death.