What makes a stash a cPvP stash
- A regear wall: shulkers of crystals, totems, gapples and armour laid out so a full regear is a few clicks, not a chest hunt.
- No surface entrance: access through a hidden trapdoor, piston door or water column, never a doorway you can see.
- Zero light leaks: nothing glowing that shows up from the surface or through a cave.
- Fast in, fast out: a pearl or ladder route straight to a fight and straight back.
- Compartments: crystals separate from valuables, so a partial find is not a total loss.
Regear wall layout that works
- One shulker per item type, always in the same slot order so muscle memory works under pressure.
- Crystals and obsidian at hotbar height, directly in front of the spawn-in point.
- Totems and gapples in the centre: the two things you grab first.
- Backup set behind the main wall, sealed, never touched except after a real loss.
Where to put it
Deep, far from any highway, and never in line with a nether portal route. The most-found stashes are the ones a few hundred blocks from a well-travelled path, because that's exactly the sweep radius most raiders use.
Break your own trail: travel past the location, come back from a different angle, and never mine a straight tunnel to your door.
Download and build
Every stash schematic here is an export of a real DonutSMP build. Load it in Litematica, place the blocks in survival, and you get a proven layout instead of an improvised hole in the ground.