melee duels or Shotgun/Scattershot duels). It appears to occur frequently in Halo 4 in case of near-simultaneous kills (e.g. In Halo: Reach it is also possible to earn numerous Kill from the Grave medals with the Target Locator in campaign and Firefight.

The medal most often occurs from a grenade (more commonly Plasma Grenades) or Needler rounds detonating after the player's death, or a slow moving projectile such as a rocket making contact with a foe after the player who shot the rocket is killed. In Halo Infinite, the star is replaced by a gravestone shadowed by two other gravestones on a green (Common-rarity) skill border. In Halo 4 and The Master Chief Collection the star is also placed atop a blue circle and grey cross.

In Halo 3 through Halo: Reach, the medal is represented by a platinum eight-pointed star with a face without a mouth in the center of a silver six-pointed star. Unlike earlier games, in Halo 5: Guardians the medal is also announced by the multiplayer announcer.

As this medal is awarded, a message appears on the screen, saying 'You killed (player) from the grave'. Kill from the Grave ( Death from the Grave in Halo 3 and Halo 3: ODST, and From the Grave in Halo 5: Guardians and Halo Infinite) in is a medal awarded in multiplayer, campaign, Firefight and Spartan Ops to a player who kills an opponent after they themselves have died.

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