# CZGraves

Deaths can be very annoying - and on a peaceful server like ChillZone, you shouldn't need to worry about other players looting your stuff! This is why we made our own graves plugin: CZGraves.

When you die, your items are collected and placed inside your gracefully severed head, awaiting collection. They remain in here for 10 minutes - however the timer logic has some allowances!

#### Grave Timer

* The timer is 10 minutes by default - however the **timer won't count down whilst you're offline**, <mark style="color:$danger;">UNLESS</mark> you died inside a land owned by someone else *and* you aren't trusted in the land\ <sub>This exists to prevent using the graves to grief lands with permanent heads that can't be removed</sub>
* When the timer expires, your items get tactfully flung around in a pile on the floor and will remain there until they despawn\ <sub>We have the vanilla despawn timer for most items - though this won't count down if the chunks are not loaded</sub>

#### Finding your Grave

When you die, you should see a chat message letting you know where your grave was placed. If you died in an unsafe location, such as basically anywhere in the Nether or in the Void, it may differ from your death location. In this case, the coordinates sent in chat will reflect the block it was moved to.

You can also use /deaths to view all your current graves and their coordinates. \ <sub>(you can have up to 3 concurrent graves - though it will not create a grave if your inventory is empty)</sub>

#### Collecting your Grave

Once you've located your skull, you can simply right click to loot your items.&#x20;

* If you have inventory space: it'll automatically fill your inventory, remembering the slots items were previously in and placing them there if they're available.
* If you don't have enough inventory space for all grave items: it'll open a GUI where you can loot your items and revisit, giving the opportunity to sort out your inventory management


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