Growling Man

• The Growling Man often stalks or watches players from a distance.
• He usually hides or disappears if noticed too early.
• He becomes dangerous if the player is “marked.”
• Being marked happens after repeated quick animal kills.
• When marked, he is much more likely to attack.

Special Situations

• He is drawn to events that generate grief in the world, such as village raids.
• During these events, his behavior becomes more aggressive toward nearby mobs.
• He may appear in caves or dark areas and silently observe.
• He can sometimes appear when you open your inventory.
• If you keep your inventory open too long, he may spawn nearby.

Player Warning Signs

• If he rushes toward you quickly, react and move away.
• Do not stand still when he is very close.
• Close your inventory quickly if he appears while it is open.

Sound Settings

• Music and jumpscare sounds use the Jukebox/Note Block volume slider.
• Lower that sound category in Minecraft settings if it is too loud.

Configuration Guide

• Open your Minecraft directory → open the config folder.
• Edit the mod config file with Notepad or any code editor.
• Optional: install the Configured mod to edit settings in-game.

Main Config Options

• Spawn timing (seconds)
• GM Spawntime Min – minimum spawn delay
• Spawntime Max – maximum spawn delay
• Spawn probability
• GM Spawn Chance – lower value = higher spawn chance

World impact

• Regenerate Blocks If Broken By The Entity – if true, broken blocks regenerate
• Chase duration (minutes)
• GM Chase Time Min – minimum chase time
• GM Chase Time Max – maximum chase time

Spawn restrictions

• Don't Spawn GM On First Day – prevents first-day spawn if true
• GM Max Spawn Distance – maximum distance from player in blocks
• Marked status trigger
• Amount Of Quick Animal Kills Needed To Get Marked