Death

Death is what happens when your character's health reaches zero. A message will sent dependent on how you die. " tried to swim in lava" is one that is sent if you die from lava damage, for example.

A softcore character will drop half of the amount (rounded up) of each type of Coins your character is carrying at the moment of death. To avoid heavy financial losses upon death, be sure to often stash your cash in your Piggy Bank (or in a Chest, if you don't have one yet).

A mediumcore character will drop all carried items onto the floor. Any additional max health or mana is not lost. Additionally, a Tombstone will drop onto where they died, with a short message detailing the cause of death.

Hardcore characters on the other hand, will drop all of their items upon death. The character is deleted on death and turns into a ghost, unable to interact with the environment, but still able to observe and chat with other players. Additionally, a Tombstone will drop onto where they died, with a short message detailing the cause of death.

Default Death Messages

 * " was slain."
 * " was eviscerated."
 * " was murdered."
 * "'s face was torn off."
 * " was destroyed."
 * "'s skull was crushed."
 * " got massacred."
 * " got impaled."
 * " was torn in half."
 * " was decapitated."

PvP Death Messages
PvP death messages will use the 'default' death messages, but will additionally state the name of the player's killer along with the instrument of their destruction ( weapon, or projectile name ).

Monster Death Messages
Monster death messages work like PvP death messages.

Falling Death Messages

 * " fell to their death."
 * " faceplanted the ground."
 * " fell victim to gravity."
 * " left a small crater."
 * " didn't bounce."

Drowning Death Messages

 * "<Player> forgot to breath."
 * "<Player> is sleeping with the fish."
 * "<Player> drowned."
 * "<Player> is shark food."

Lava Death Messages

 * "<Player> got melted."
 * "<Player> was incinerated."
 * "<Player> tried to swim in lava."
 * "<Player> likes to play in magma."