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Graves cannot be placed on community lots. "The Gothic Quarter" in [[Old Town]], and "[[Vernon's Vault]]" and "[[A Spooktacular Spot]]" in [[Magic Town]] all contain gravestones, but they are simply decorative and are not linked to any Sim's ghost.
===Gallery===
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==The Sims 3==
In ''[[The Sims 3]]'', there are at least 3 different types of gravestones; a flat plaque-like one, a grey one that's similar to the ones in ''[[The Sims 2]]'', and a tall obelisk-type one. A Sim can obtain these different gravestones by:
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Each tombstone has an option to 'Release Spirit to Netherworld'. Once this option has been selected, the dead Sim's remains, ghost, profile, etc. will be removed permanently from the game.
Sims who have died will by default have their spirit gradually lose connection to the physical world, and his or her spirit will automatically be released after a certain amount of time has passed. This can be halted by selecting the option to 'Strengthen Connection to Physical World' on the tombstone or urn. If this is not done, a notification will appear after a few days stating that the Sim's spirit is fading away, and suggests to the player to attempt to "Strengthen His/Her Connection to the Physical World." Ghosts can also be prevented from disappearing by adding them to a playable household, either by inviting them to move in or by using [[testing cheats]].
===Gravestone gallery===
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==Trivia==
*In ''The Sims 2'', moving a gravestone to a community lot may change the type of death of Sims (from any kind of death) to starvation. This is also true vice versa.
*In ''The Sims 2'', moving a table with a tombstone/urn on it will prevent the grave's appearance from being switched between urn or tombstone. However, if the grave is taken off of the table and placed elsewhere, it will retain it's accurate appearance (urn if inside, tombstone if outside)
*In ''The Sims 3'', when a Sim dies, the player has the option of whether to keep the grave on the Sim's home lot or to put it into a [[cemetery]].
*In ''The Sims 3'', having a playable ghost with the same name appearing on another gravestone may cause the "Return to Netherworld" option to appear if the player clicks on it, even if the gravestone doesn't belong to the ghost.
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