Better Respawn (The Death of Mindthemoods)

 Beds still skip the night, but no longer set the player’s respawn point. 

• Sleeping no longer affects respawning in any way, and beds no longer explode in the Netherworld or End.
• Existing Respawn Anchors are removed from the game.

Breaking any spawner now drops a ‘Broken Anchor,’ which can be repaired using iron and obsidian, to create a ‘Memory Anchor.’ 

• Upon respawning from an anchor, the player is briefly inflicted with negative status effects, (but not as severely as a regular anchor.) Memory anchors have a 60% chance of deactivating when a player respawns by them. …This isn’t great, but respawning without an anchor gives a longer duration of these status effects.
• You can manually deactivate an anchor using an empty bottle, which yields a bottle o’ enchanting.
• If your anchor is broken or manually deactivated, you will still respawn there one more time before your respawn point becomes unbound. 
• Using an anchor in the wrong dimension, or breaking a charged anchor causes it to explode, dropping experience orbs.

Upgrade a Memory Anchor using Prismarine Shards and Crying Obsidian to create an 'Abzu Anchor,' which functions exclusively underwater, and grants a brief bit of Water breathing upon respawning, without most of the usual side effects. 

• The Abzu anchor is also less likely to deactivate upon respawning. 
• Requires nearby water or bubble columns to function.

Upgrade a Memory Anchor using Gold and Crying Obsidian to create a 'Duat Anchor,' which functions exclusively in the Nether, and grants a brief bit of fire resistance upon respawning, without as much side effects.

• However, the Duat Anchor requires twice as much experience to charge, (a little under eight levels.) 

Lastly, upgrade a Duat Anchor using Ancient Debris and Chorus Fruit to create a 'Khaos Anchor, which functions exclusively in the End, granting the least side effects, and the highest likelihood of remaining charged upon respawn.

• Players now save several new variables; including the location of their spawnpoint, the location of the anchor they're bound to, and the dimension of the anchor they're bound to.
• When a player respawns, the game immedieately switches their dimension to that of the anchor, and teleports them to their bound location.
• When an anchor depletes after being used, is drained using a bottle, or destroyed, it checks all players and resets these variables if their anchor location matches that of the block, and sends them a message making note of this.

Strange Dreams ~ Replaces 'Sweet Dreams,' and is obtained by successfully setting a respawn point using a Memory Anchor

Sister Location ~ Replaces 'Not Quite Nine Lives,' and is obtained by successfully setting a respawn point using a Duat Anchor