A modern plugin to ban players on their death. You can set the amount of lives a player has before they are banned and use custom time formats for ban messages, as well as giving different ban times and lives to different players depending on their permsisions.
Commands
/revive <player> deathban.command.revive Transfer one of your lives to another player. If they are death banned they will be unbanned. If you are at one life you will be death banned.
/lives [player] deathban.command.lives Check the amount of lives and statistics for you or another online player
/deathban deathban.command.info View plugin version
The following commands require deathban.command.admin
/deathban reset <player>
Remove a death ban from a player and give them their maximum lives
/deathban set <player> <lives> Set the amount of lives for a player (if the player is offline, this might not set correctly if the player has a permission giving a different number of lives than the default)
/deathban add <player> <lives> Add lives to a player (works for offline players), can exceed their maximum
/deathban ban <player> <time> Ban a player as if they had run out of lives.
/deathban reload Reload the plugin from the configuration file.
Permissions
deathban.bypass default: nobody Cannot lose lives
deathban.command.lives default: everyone /lives
deathban.command.revive default: everyone /revive
deathban.command.info default: everyone /deathban
deathban.command.admin default: op /deathban subcommands
Placeholders
If PlaceholderAPI is installed, you can use the following placeholders:
Commands
/revive <player> deathban.command.revive Transfer one of your lives to another player. If they are death banned they will be unbanned. If you are at one life you will be death banned.
/lives [player] deathban.command.lives Check the amount of lives and statistics for you or another online player
/deathban deathban.command.info View plugin version
The following commands require deathban.command.admin
/deathban reset <player>
Remove a death ban from a player and give them their maximum lives
/deathban set <player> <lives> Set the amount of lives for a player (if the player is offline, this might not set correctly if the player has a permission giving a different number of lives than the default)
/deathban add <player> <lives> Add lives to a player (works for offline players), can exceed their maximum
/deathban ban <player> <time> Ban a player as if they had run out of lives.
/deathban reload Reload the plugin from the configuration file.
Permissions
deathban.bypass default: nobody Cannot lose lives
deathban.command.lives default: everyone /lives
deathban.command.revive default: everyone /revive
deathban.command.info default: everyone /deathban
deathban.command.admin default: op /deathban subcommands
Spoiler: Configuration
# options:
# date-format SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG/FULL SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG/FULL
# date/time formats are any of short/medium/long/full, twice, separated by a space
# the first is the length of the date format and the second, the time format.
# custom-date-format <FORMAT>
# these give you more control over your date formats
# documentation for custom date formats: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
# in <type> [months] [weeks] [days] [hours] [minutes] [seconds]
# this will show something like "5 hours, 2 minutes" for "in 2 days hours minutes seconds"
# you can include a ? like "minutes?" so that it only shows if the next greatest time period is zero
# for example, "in minutes seconds?" can show "2 minutes" or "59 seconds" but not "1 minute 4 seconds"
# The types affect the formatting, these are what they look like
# Type 1: "5 hours, 3 minutes and 20 seconds"
# Type 2: "5 hours, 2 minutes, 1 second"
# Type 3: "1 hour 5 minutes"
# Type 4: "1h, 5m and 3s"
# Type 5: "4h, 2m, 2s"
# Type 6: "3h 7m 6s"
# Type 7: "8h2m4s"
#
# you will want different formats depending on how long you want your deathbans to be
# if you don't quite understand, there are many examples
time-format : 'date-format long long'
# time-format: 'date-format full medium' # Sunday, 20 January 2019, 22:50:00
# time-format: 'custom-date-format dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss' # 2001-1-7 15:42:28
# time-format: 'custom-date-format EEE, d MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss' # Wed, 4 Jul 2001 12:08:56
# time-format: 'date-format long short' # 20 January 2019, 22:47
# time-format: 'in 0 months weeks days hours minutes' # 5 hours and 1 minute
# time-format: 'in 5 weeks days hours? minutes?' # 1w, 4h
messages:
ban : |-
You were banned because of your death.
You will be unbanned at %time%.
kick : |-
You died and have been banned.
You will be unbanned at %time%.
lives :
# you can use any of the following placeholders:
# %player% player name
# %lives% number of deaths until ban
# %maxlives% maximum number of lives
# %deaths% number of deaths since the last ban
# %bans% amount of times banned
self : |-
&eYou have %lives%/%maxlives% lives remaining.
&eYou have been banned %bans% time(s).
other : |-
&6Player %player%
&e %lives%/%maxlives% lives remaining.
&eBanned %bans% time(s).
invalid-player : '&cInvalid player'
revive:
invalid-player : '&cInvalid player'
max-lives : '&cThat player is at their maximum amount of lives'
revived : '&a %player% has been unbanned. You now have %lives% live(s).'
transferred : '&aYou have transferred a life to %player%. You now have %lives% lives'
confirm : '&eYou will be death banned if you do this! If you are sure, type the command again.'
self : '&cYou cannot transfer a life to yourself!'
# if a player will be death banned by /reviving a player, give them this amount of seconds to confirm
# set to 0 to disable confirming
revive-confirm : 10
# how many lives people should have when they are banned and then revived
# all - they have their maximum amount of lives
# 1, 2, 3 (any positive number) - they will have exactly this amount of lives
# -1, -2, -3 (any negative number) - they will have this fewer lives than the maximum (if the max lives is 10, and you set this to -4, they will have 6 lives when revived).
revive-lives : all
# if true, players with the permission deathban.notify will receive notifications when they join
# to update if the server is on an older version of DeathBan.
notify-update : true
database :
# interval to save changes to the database file
flush-interval : 30s
default :
# how many deaths they can have until they die
lives : 10
# how long their death ban is
# alternatively you can use a list for different death bans as a player is banned more times
# if the player has more bans than the list, they will be banned permanently (for 100 years)
time : 10h
# time:
# - 10m
# - 1h
# optionally you can include a list of commands to run on deathban
# commands:
# - 'say %player% has been death banned!'
# if a player has permission for multiple groups,
# the one with the highest priority will be used.
# groups also support commands
groups :
# donator:
# permission: deathban.group.donator
# lives: 20
# time: 5h
# priority: 1
# staff:
# permission: deathban.group.staff
# lives: 15
# time: 1h
# priority: 2
Code (YAML):
# options:
# date-format SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG/FULL SHORT/MEDIUM/LONG/FULL
# date/time formats are any of short/medium/long/full, twice, separated by a space
# the first is the length of the date format and the second, the time format.
# custom-date-format <FORMAT>
# these give you more control over your date formats
# documentation for custom date formats: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
# in <type> [months] [weeks] [days] [hours] [minutes] [seconds]
# this will show something like "5 hours, 2 minutes" for "in 2 days hours minutes seconds"
# you can include a ? like "minutes?" so that it only shows if the next greatest time period is zero
# for example, "in minutes seconds?" can show "2 minutes" or "59 seconds" but not "1 minute 4 seconds"
# The types affect the formatting, these are what they look like
# Type 1: "5 hours, 3 minutes and 20 seconds"
# Type 2: "5 hours, 2 minutes, 1 second"
# Type 3: "1 hour 5 minutes"
# Type 4: "1h, 5m and 3s"
# Type 5: "4h, 2m, 2s"
# Type 6: "3h 7m 6s"
# Type 7: "8h2m4s"
#
# you will want different formats depending on how long you want your deathbans to be
# if you don't quite understand, there are many examples
time-format : 'date-format long long'
# time-format: 'date-format full medium' # Sunday, 20 January 2019, 22:50:00
# time-format: 'custom-date-format dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss' # 2001-1-7 15:42:28
# time-format: 'custom-date-format EEE, d MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss' # Wed, 4 Jul 2001 12:08:56
# time-format: 'date-format long short' # 20 January 2019, 22:47
# time-format: 'in 0 months weeks days hours minutes' # 5 hours and 1 minute
# time-format: 'in 5 weeks days hours? minutes?' # 1w, 4h
messages:
ban : |-
You were banned because of your death.
You will be unbanned at %time%.
kick : |-
You died and have been banned.
You will be unbanned at %time%.
lives :
# you can use any of the following placeholders:
# %player% player name
# %lives% number of deaths until ban
# %maxlives% maximum number of lives
# %deaths% number of deaths since the last ban
# %bans% amount of times banned
self : |-
&eYou have %lives%/%maxlives% lives remaining.
&eYou have been banned %bans% time(s).
other : |-
&6Player %player%
&e %lives%/%maxlives% lives remaining.
&eBanned %bans% time(s).
invalid-player : '&cInvalid player'
revive:
invalid-player : '&cInvalid player'
max-lives : '&cThat player is at their maximum amount of lives'
revived : '&a %player% has been unbanned. You now have %lives% live(s).'
transferred : '&aYou have transferred a life to %player%. You now have %lives% lives'
confirm : '&eYou will be death banned if you do this! If you are sure, type the command again.'
self : '&cYou cannot transfer a life to yourself!'
# if a player will be death banned by /reviving a player, give them this amount of seconds to confirm
# set to 0 to disable confirming
revive-confirm : 10
# how many lives people should have when they are banned and then revived
# all - they have their maximum amount of lives
# 1, 2, 3 (any positive number) - they will have exactly this amount of lives
# -1, -2, -3 (any negative number) - they will have this fewer lives than the maximum (if the max lives is 10, and you set this to -4, they will have 6 lives when revived).
revive-lives : all
# if true, players with the permission deathban.notify will receive notifications when they join
# to update if the server is on an older version of DeathBan.
notify-update : true
database :
# interval to save changes to the database file
flush-interval : 30s
default :
# how many deaths they can have until they die
lives : 10
# how long their death ban is
# alternatively you can use a list for different death bans as a player is banned more times
# if the player has more bans than the list, they will be banned permanently (for 100 years)
time : 10h
# time:
# - 10m
# - 1h
# optionally you can include a list of commands to run on deathban
# commands:
# - 'say %player% has been death banned!'
# if a player has permission for multiple groups,
# the one with the highest priority will be used.
# groups also support commands
groups :
# donator:
# permission: deathban.group.donator
# lives: 20
# time: 5h
# priority: 1
# staff:
# permission: deathban.group.staff
# lives: 15
# time: 1h
# priority: 2
Placeholders
If PlaceholderAPI is installed, you can use the following placeholders:
- %deathban_max_lives% The maximum amount of lives a player can have before being death banned
- %deathban_bans% The amount of times a player has been death banned.
- %deathban_deaths% The amount of times a player has died. Resets after a death ban.
- %deathban_lives% The amount of times a player can die before being death banned.
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- Minecraft versions listed: 1.7, 1.8, 1.9
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
DeathBan is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 1.10 and newer. Downloaded 31,583 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.