# Heads

Collect mob and player heads.

# Overview

Heads are one of the best decoration blocks in the game, and HellHold makes a lot more of them obtainable. There are two sources:

- **Mob heads** — mobs can drop their head when you kill them, and there is a full collection to work through.
- **Player heads** — a player's head drops when they die, a fun trophy or keepsake.

Each has its own page in this book.

# Mob Heads

Almost every mob can drop its own **head** when killed. Hang them on walls, build statues, theme a trophy room, or just collect the full set.

## Getting mob heads
- Kill a mob and its head has a **chance** to drop.
- Using a **Looting** sword improves your odds, so a Looting III blade is the way to go if you are hunting for a specific head.
- Some rarer mobs have lower drop rates — persistence pays off.

## The head collection
There is a **collection** to complete as you gather heads, with **advancements** that tick off as you find each one. Check your advancements screen to see which heads you are still missing — it doubles as a checklist for completionists.

> Mob heads make brilliant detailing: mob-themed farms, hunter's lodges, or a wall of every head you have collected.

# Player Heads

When a player dies, their **head drops** — a fun trophy from a duel, or a keepsake of a friend.

## How it works
- A player's head drops **every time they die** (PvP, mobs, fall damage — any death).
- The head is named after the player, so you always know whose it is.
- Pick it up reasonably promptly — like any dropped item, a head left on the ground will eventually despawn.

## What to do with them
- Mount a friend's head on your wall.
- Keep a trophy from a memorable PvP win.
- Use them as decorative blocks in builds, just like mob heads.

> Player heads show the player's real skin, so they make great signposts and decoration around shared bases and spawn.