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# Grave Robbing

In addition to [loot chests](/mechanics/loot-chests.md), **Grave Robbing** is a legal method of obtaining items. This consists of literally robbing graves using a shovel made of any material.

You just have to `RIGHT CLICK` on the mossy cobblestone, wait a few seconds and it will give you a random item, the grave will disappear and appear again after several minutes.

It is important that when stealing the grave, do not take your eyes off it as the action will be cancelled.

{% hint style="info" %}
Don't know where to find graves? Look for the small cemeteries in the towns.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
There is a chance that a zombie will come out of the grave and you will not receive any items.
{% endhint %}


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