Corail Tombstone in All the Mods - Gravitas

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Corail Tombstone is a mod in All the Mods - Gravitas 4.0, where it is version 7.6.5. Keeps safe your inventory items in graves on death, with many features for better survivability and exploration, in a medieval fantasy atmosphere related to the decorative grave & the haunting souls. (Summary from the mod's Modrinth page.)

What is Corail Tombstone?

2 parts

Same as in the All the Mods 10 4.14 guide

Corail Tombstone is the pack's death-safety net: when you die, your inventory goes into a decorative grave instead of scattering across the floor, so a lava dive or a surprise mob stack is an inconvenience rather than a run-ender. This pack ships version 9.4.8 for NeoForge 1.21.1.[1][2]

It does a lot more than hold your stuff, though. The mod wraps a medieval fantasy layer around death itself: souls that haunt your graves, prayers, rituals, soul-bound magic, forgotten scrolls with riddles hidden inside, tameable undead companions and a flying carpet. It has been in development since 2016 and is built to work in singleplayer and on dedicated servers alike, with broad compatibility with other mods.[1]

Who it's for

If you mostly want the insurance policy, you can ignore everything else and just walk back to your grave. If you like side progression, there's a whole knowledge system to dig into: you earn knowledge points by enchanting with a grave's soul, freeing a soul from a receptacle, praying near a decorative grave with the Ankh of Prayer, or completing the mod's advancements. Those points buy perks in the Knowledge of Death screen, which also contains a cross-linked compendium explaining the mod's features.[1]

Tip: The Knowledge of Death keybind isn't bound by default: look under the "misc" category in your controls, or open the mod's screens with the /tbgui client command.[1]

Where it fits

Tombstone runs alongside your normal progression rather than gating it. You get the grave protection from your very first death, and the knowledge, perk and exploration content is there whenever you feel like chasing it, abandoned graves on the Overworld surface and in the ocean are a good early excuse to go looking.[1]

Watch out: Don't add a second grave mod on top of this one. Player graves here are indestructible except to creative-mode players, and running another grave mod alongside it is explicitly discouraged.[1]

How do you get started with Corail Tombstone?

6 parts

Corail Tombstone keeps your inventory safe in a grave when you die, so your first goal is to be ready for that moment. When you die, a decorative grave block appears with your items. You can harvest it with a pickaxe or shovel, and it gives off a faint fog at night.[1]

First, get Grave Dust

Most of the crafts below use Grave Dust, so this is your first job. You can find it by killing undead, breaking tablets, or through the Cat Morning Gift.[1][3][4]

Tip: Pick your favorite grave type in the in-game config early. The mod says this gives you your first advancement, and that advancements unlock an ingredient used for building decorative graves.[1][4]

Then make grave marble

Marble is the base for decorative graves, and the Strange Tablet uses a marble tag too. The pack changed the dark marble recipe, while the white marble recipe is the mod's own.[3]

Dark MarbleChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:dark_marble

White MarbleMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:white_marble

Both marbles also have slab, stairs and wall versions, such as the Dark Marble Slab and White Marble Wall, and you can make them in a stonecutter too.[3]

Craft a grave plate

The Grave Plate lets you personalize your grave. At an anvil, you combine a plate with an iron ingot to engrave a name, which you can then apply to your decorative graves.[1][3]

Grave PlateChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Empty slotany stoneEmpty slot
Empty slotGrave DustEmpty slot
Empty slotany stoneEmpty slot

Recipe id: tombstone:grave_plate

The pack changed this recipe.

Decorative graves

Decorative graves come in several models and colors, with no gameplay difference between them, so choose whatever you like. The pack changed these recipes. Either marble works, for example for the Decorative Tombstone.[1][3]

Decorative TombstoneChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
White MarbleWhite MarbleWhite Marble
White Marbleany decorative grave ingredientWhite Marble

Recipe id: tombstone:white_tombstone

Decorative TombstoneChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Dark MarbleDark MarbleDark Marble
Dark Marbleany decorative grave ingredientDark Marble

Recipe id: tombstone:black_tombstone

Scrolls and tablets

Next up are the Strange Scroll and Strange Tablet, and the mod has an advancement for creating each of them. A soul will often haunt your grave, and once you free it, it enables certain enchantments through a magic scroll or tablet.[1][3][4]

Strange ScrollChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
any wooden rodPaperany wooden rod
Grave DustPaperGrave Dust
any wooden rodPaperany wooden rod

Recipe id: tombstone:strange_scroll

Strange TabletChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
any grave marbleGrave Dust
Grave Dustany grave marble

Recipe id: tombstone:strange_tablet

Other early crafts

Voodoo PoppetChanged by the pack

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave DustClay BallGrave Dust
any leatherDead Bushany string
Grave DustClay BallGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:voodoo_poppet

Impregnated DiamondChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Grave DustGrave DustGrave Dust
Grave Dustany diamond gemGrave Dust
Grave DustGrave DustGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:impregnated_diamond

Familiar Receptacle (tombstone)

Familiar Receptacle (tombstone)
Ghast Tearany iron ingotGhast Tear
any iron ingotImpregnated Diamondany iron ingot
Ghast Tearany iron ingotGhast Tear

Recipe id: tombstone:familiar_receptacle

Ankh Of PrayChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Grave Dustany wooden rodGrave Dust
any wooden rodany gold ingotany wooden rod
Grave Dustany wooden rodGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:ankh_of_pray

How does Corail Tombstone work?

6 parts

Corail Tombstone isn't a machine mod. The sources show no machines, multiblocks, power, fluids or item automation for it. Its systems all revolve around what happens when you die, and how you recover, customize and get stronger from it.[1]

What happens when you die

When you die, a decorative grave appears and keeps your inventory safe. It's a block that gives off a faint fog at night, you can harvest it with a pickaxe or shovel, and you can customize it at the anvil. The different models and colors make no gameplay difference, it's purely a matter of taste.[1]

After a while a soul will often come to haunt the grave and stays until you free it. A freed soul enables certain enchantments (magic scroll or tablet) or an upgrade to the grave's key. The config lets you adjust how often souls show up.[1]

This pack's client config sets the following. Placement uses the NORMAL rule via client.grave_spawn_rule (the other options are SAFEST and NEAREST). Graves are allowed to appear in water through client.allow_grave_in_water. Graves are still created on death because client.deny_grave_on_death is false.[5]

Tip: Your favorite grave style and marble color are set in the same client config, through client.favorite_grave (currently GRAVE_SIMPLE) and client.favorite_grave_marble (currently DARK).[5]

Building and engraving graves

Decorative graves are crafted from marble plus an ingredient from a tag the pack uses for grave crafting, and the pack changed these recipes. Here is the dark marble version of the simple grave, followed by how you make the marble itself.[3]

Decorative Grave SimpleChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Empty slotDark MarbleEmpty slot
Dark Marbleany decorative grave ingredientDark Marble

Recipe id: tombstone:black_grave_simple

The pack changed this recipe.

Dark MarbleChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:dark_marble

The pack changed this recipe. It needs Grave Dust.

White MarbleMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:white_marble

This one is the mod's own recipe, not changed by the pack.

Grave Dust comes from killing undead, breaking tablets, or the Cat Morning Gift. The mod's page also names an Essence of Undeath, an ingredient unlocked through advancements, as something you need to build your own decorative grave.[1][3][4]

To engrave a name, combine a Grave Plate with an iron ingot at the anvil. You can then apply or change that name on your decorative graves. A config option can disable name changes.[1][3]

Grave PlateChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Empty slotany stoneEmpty slot
Empty slotGrave DustEmpty slot
Empty slotany stoneEmpty slot

Recipe id: tombstone:grave_plate

The pack changed this recipe.

Ankh, alignment and Knowledge of Death

The Ankh Of Pray lets you pray, and what you can do depends on your alignment. Praying at decorative graves can grant beneficial effects, and it can charm certain creatures such as undead into companions. Each prayer earns knowledge points.[1][3]

Ankh Of PrayChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Grave Dustany wooden rodGrave Dust
any wooden rodany gold ingotany wooden rod
Grave Dustany wooden rodGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:ankh_of_pray

The pack changed this recipe.

Alignment is shaped by what you do. In this pack's common config, alignment.points_pray_of_protection gives 2 points, alignment.points_exorcism_zombie_villager gives 3, alignment.points_free_soul_receptacle gives 10, and alignment.points_kill_raider gives 1.[6]

The penalties are -3 for killing a villager (alignment.points_kill_villager), -2 for plundering a player's grave (alignment.points_plunder_player_grave), and -2 for the tablet of cupidity (alignment.points_tablet_of_cupidity).[6]

Knowledge points come from using a grave's soul to enchant an item, freeing a soul from a receptacle, praying near a decorative grave, or completing the mod's advancements. You spend them on perks in the Knowledge of Death screen. Its keybind isn't set by default and sits under misc. The same screen has a Compendium that gathers info about the mod.[1]

The mod's default Ankh cooldown is 6 in-game hours, and it's adjustable in config.[1]

Magic books, souls and the grave key

The mod has magic books for disenchanting, magic impregnation, recycling and repairing: Book Of Disenchantment, Book Of Magic Impregnation, Book Of Recycling and Book Of Repairing. Their recipes are mod recipes, and each uses grave dust.[3]

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave Dustany quartz gemGrave Dust
any prismarine dustBookany prismarine dust
Grave Dustany quartz gemGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:book_of_repairing

A mod recipe, not changed by the pack.

The advancement list also credits these books with items disenchanted, impregnated, recycled and repaired, and with enchanting an arrow via the Book of Magic Impregnation. With the Curios mod, the pack lets magic books use a dedicated slot to enchant with a soul (compatibility.curio_magic_book_support). Automatically equipping magic books into it is off (client.equip_curio_slot_magic_book).[4][5][6]

A freed soul can upgrade the Grave Key. That upgrade is a mod recipe that takes the key plus an ingredient from a dedicated tag.[1][3]

Grave KeyMod recipe

Enchanted Grave Key (tombstone)

Recipe id: tombstone:enchanted_grave_key

A mod recipe, not changed by the pack.

The Soulbound enchantment's description says it preserves the item on death.[4]

Compatibility on death

Abandoned graves and commands

Lootable abandoned graves can be found on the Overworld surface or in the ocean. They come in 5 colors, and their loot is configurable in the mod's loottables config folder.[1]

There's also an in-game config screen, opened with the /tbgui command or a customizable keybind. The mod page lists commands including TBTeleport, TBShowLastGrave, TBRestoreInventory, TBRecovery and TBKnowledge.[1]

How do you progress through Corail Tombstone?

4 parts

The sources I have for Corail Tombstone in this pack are its recipes, so that is how I've laid out progression: groups of crafts, from the simple ones to the more involved ones. Nearly everything starts from Grave Dust, and the pack has changed a lot of these recipes from the mod's defaults. Each recipe block below is the exact in-pack version.[3]

Basic crafts

These are the small utility items. The Grave Plate, Bone Needle, Strange Scroll and Ankh Of Pray all have recipes the pack has changed, so don't rely on what you remember from the mod's defaults.[3]

Grave PlateChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Empty slotany stoneEmpty slot
Empty slotGrave DustEmpty slot
Empty slotany stoneEmpty slot

Recipe id: tombstone:grave_plate

Bone NeedleChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:bone_needle

Strange ScrollChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
any wooden rodPaperany wooden rod
Grave DustPaperGrave Dust
any wooden rodPaperany wooden rod

Recipe id: tombstone:strange_scroll

Ankh Of PrayChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Grave Dustany wooden rodGrave Dust
any wooden rodany gold ingotany wooden rod
Grave Dustany wooden rodGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:ankh_of_pray

The Fishing Rod Of Misadventure is a Grave Dust craft too, and it uses the mod's own recipe, unchanged.[3]

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Empty slotEmpty slotDead Bush
Empty slotDead BushGrave Dust
Dead BushEmpty slotGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:fishing_rod_of_misadventure

Marble and decorative graves

The pack changed the Dark Marble recipe, while White Marble still uses the mod's own recipe. Marble is also the base for the decorative graves, and the pack changed those recipes as well.[3]

Dark MarbleChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:dark_marble

White MarbleMod recipe

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:white_marble

The Strange Tablet is a pack-changed recipe built around marble.[3]

Strange TabletChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
any grave marbleGrave Dust
Grave Dustany grave marble

Recipe id: tombstone:strange_tablet

Dark and white marble also come as slabs, stairs and walls. The slab crafting recipes were changed by the pack, while the stairs, the walls and the stonecutting versions use the mod's defaults.[3]

2× Dark Marble SlabChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:dark_marble_slab

2× White Marble SlabChanged by the pack

Crafting Shapeless

Recipe id: tombstone:white_marble_slab

For decorations, the dark and white marble versions cover the same set: Decorative Tombstone, Decorative Grave Normal, Decorative Grave Simple, Decorative Grave Original, Decorative Grave Cross and Decorative Subaraki Grave. All of these recipes are pack-changed. Here is an example:[3]

Decorative TombstoneChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Dark MarbleDark MarbleDark Marble
Dark Marbleany decorative grave ingredientDark Marble

Recipe id: tombstone:black_tombstone

Impregnated Diamond and the familiar

The Impregnated Diamond has a pack-changed recipe. The Familiar Receptacle is crafted from it using the mod's default recipe.[3]

Impregnated DiamondChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped
Grave DustGrave DustGrave Dust
Grave Dustany diamond gemGrave Dust
Grave DustGrave DustGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:impregnated_diamond

Familiar Receptacle (tombstone)

Familiar Receptacle (tombstone)
Ghast Tearany iron ingotGhast Tear
any iron ingotImpregnated Diamondany iron ingot
Ghast Tearany iron ingotGhast Tear

Recipe id: tombstone:familiar_receptacle

Books and special items

The Book Of Disenchantment, Book Of Magic Impregnation, Book Of Recycling and Book Of Repairing all use the mod's default recipes, with the mod's disableable recipe type.[3]

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave Dustany lapi gemsGrave Dust
any lapi gemsBookany lapi gems
Grave Dustany lapi gemsGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:book_of_disenchantment

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave Dustany lapi gemsGrave Dust
any diamond gemBookany diamond gem
Grave Dustany lapi gemsGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:book_of_magic_impregnation

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave DustWarped FungusGrave Dust
any glowstone dustBookany redstone dust
Grave DustCrimson FungusGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:book_of_recycling

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave Dustany quartz gemGrave Dust
any prismarine dustBookany prismarine dust
Grave Dustany quartz gemGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:book_of_repairing

The Voodoo Poppet has a pack-changed recipe, so it differs from the mod's defaults. The Grave Key can be upgraded with the mod's enchanted grave key recipe.[3]

Voodoo PoppetChanged by the pack

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave DustClay BallGrave Dust
any leatherDead Bushany string
Grave DustClay BallGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:voodoo_poppet

Grave KeyMod recipe

Enchanted Grave Key (tombstone)

Recipe id: tombstone:enchanted_grave_key

How does Corail Tombstone work with other mods?

1 part

Corail Tombstone's project page says the mod offers many compatibilities with other mods. In this pack, the connection the recipes confirm is the Voodoo Poppet, and it's a fun one.[1][3]

Voodoo Poppet and Dead Bush

The pack changed the Voodoo Poppet recipe so it uses Dead Bush, an item from the tfc namespace. It also uses Grave Dust from this mod, plus items from the leather and string tags.[3]

Voodoo PoppetChanged by the pack

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)

Disableable Shaped (tombstone)
Grave DustClay BallGrave Dust
any leatherDead Bushany string
Grave DustClay BallGrave Dust

Recipe id: tombstone:voodoo_poppet

This is the pack's changed version of the recipe, not the mod default.

Tip: The leather and string slots accept any item from those tags, so you aren't locked to one specific leather or string item.[3]

Which Corail Tombstone config options matter?

4 parts

Tombstone has a huge number of options, but only a handful are changed from the mod's defaults in this pack. These are the ones that actually change how dying feels, so they're the ones worth knowing.[6][7]

What the pack changed from the default

Watch out: Because of the 60-minute decay time, don't leave your grave sitting for too long on a multiplayer server. After that, other players can get into it.[7]

Left at the default

Modpack-specific lists

loot.unhandled_tameable_entities lists the Vibranium Dragon, Unobtainium Dragon and Allthemodium Dragon, so they can't be found as loot in a Familiar Receptacle. general.unhandled_beneficial_effects holds several modded effects from other mods (Astral Sorcery's time freeze and a set of Potions Master metal effects), which certain Tombstone features can't use. general.unhandled_harmful_effects lists nausea.[6]

This pack sets a graveless area through player_death.no_grave_location, with the entry "0, -300, 0, minecraft:overworld, 20". The config file labels this option Graveless Areas.[6]

Client-side look

Some client options also differ from the defaults. client.fog_color is 16,777,215, where the listed default is 125,656, and client.particle_casting_color is 14,937,088, also against a listed default of 125,656. These only change colors you see on your own screen, and you can edit them to suit your taste.[5]

Sources

  1. Corail Tombstone project page (modrinth) · official mod data
  2. All the Mods 10 4.14 mod list · pack file
  3. All the Mods - Gravitas 4.0 recipe dump: recipes making Corail Tombstone items · pack recipe dump
  4. tombstone tooltips and descriptions (English lang file) · official mod data
  5. All the Mods - Gravitas 4.0 config: config/tombstone-client.toml · pack file
  6. All the Mods - Gravitas 4.0 config: config/tombstone-common.toml · pack file
  7. All the Mods - Gravitas 4.0 config: config/tombstone-server.toml · pack file
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Written from what All the Mods - Gravitas itself ships: its files and recipes, the in-game guidebooks and the mods' own pages. Every statement links to the source it came from, and the numbers are checked against the pack before publishing.

Guide last verified Oct 17, 2026.

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Items and blocks

75 items from the 4.0 recipe dump.

...and 15 more.

Config options (how All the Mods - Gravitas sets them)

172 settings this pack ships for the mod. We don't have the mod's own defaults to compare them against yet.

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SettingAll the Mods - Gravitas value
client.activate_grave_by_sneaking
Allows to activate a grave by sneaking [false/true|default:true]
config/tombstone-client.toml
true
client.allow_grave_in_water
Allows your grave to appear in water [false/true|default:true]
config/tombstone-client.toml
true
client.allow_halloween_ghost
Allows the ghost to appear around you during Halloween [false/true|default:true]
config/tombstone-client.toml
true
client.auto_equip_rule
Defines when to automatically equip your items [NEVER/GRAVE_RECOVERY/DEATH_RESPAWN/ALWAYS|default:ALWAYS]
config/tombstone-client.toml
ALWAYS
client.date_in_mc_time
Shows only the elapsed minecraft days since the death on graves [false/true|default:false]
config/tombstone-client.toml
false
client.deny_grave_on_death
Denies to create a grave with your items when you die [false/true|default:false]
config/tombstone-client.toml
false

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