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  1. TheGoogleTaco Builder
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    Minecraft Username: TheGoogleTaco

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    Town Name: emery



    Co-ordinates of Grief: X:-4400 Y:71 Z: -5817

    Brief Description: Items from chest taken brewing equipment stolen along with an enchantment table

    Evidence:Well there's holes in my walls which weren't there before

    Rollback:yes
     
    #1 TheGoogleTaco, Sep 12, 2012

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    Sorry, but it is your responsibility to lock your own chests, furnaces, and brewing equipment by typing /cprivate. We do not refund or punish for items stolen from chests, furnaces, or brewing equipment. I will keep this unlocked for a SuperMod for the actual griefing.

    Unlocked for SuperMod
     
    #2 DFat, Sep 12, 2012

  3. TheGoogleTaco Builder
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    What about enchanting tables are they lockable?
     
    #3 TheGoogleTaco, Sep 12, 2012

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    No they aren't. If somebody stole your enchanting table, a SuperMod will look into the grief. As to potions in brewing stands, coal in furnaces, items in chests, etc, those can be stolen without punishment if the user did not lock them.
     
    #4 DFat, Sep 12, 2012

  5. iEvolive Epidexipteryx hui
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    no results found (mainly because there was nothing indicating the former location of an enchanting table), sorry.
     
    #5 iEvolive, Sep 12, 2012
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