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Indian Yellow

Indian Yellow is a yellow primary pigment created from pressing a mango fruit. It is mainly used in dyeing and changing the appearance of a Blockhead's clothes or crafting paint.
==Appearance==
The dye appears as a yellow pile of a finely ground powdery substance. 
==Dyeing==
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The pigment can be used as a primary dye or can be used in the formation of secondary and tertiary dye combinations for dyeing of clothes.
==Paint==
Indian Yellow can be used as a primary paint pigment or be used in the formation of secondary and tertiary paint combinations. 
Category:Item
Category:Pigment
Iron Armor Leggings

:"Highly defensive pants."
Iron Armor Leggings are used to better protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
Iron armor leggings are crafted at an armor bench (level 2).
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear iron armor leggings by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for pants. The Blockhead then takes a reduced amount of damage (better than the reduction tin produces). Iron armor leggings will wear out naturally, but wear out even faster when the wearer is taking damage from creatures or other players.
== Appearance ==
Iron armor leggings resemble tin armor leggings, but have a slight grey tint instead of a blue tint. They also resemble linen pants and leather pants, but are metallic and tinted dark grey instead of white or brown, or any dyed pants.
Category:Item
Category:Armor
Iron Block

:"Harder to mine through."
A Iron Block is a special block that must be crafted.
==Appearance==
Iron blocks are dark gray in color.
==Where Found==
Unlike most blocks, a iron block is not spawned in a new world and must be created at a metalwork bench.
It takes five iron ingots to make a iron block.
==Uses==
Iron blocks are useful in construction.They are also conductive and can be used to transfer electricity through blocks.
Iron blocks are required to create a iron door, or iron trapdoor. One is also required for upgrading a metalwork bench to level 2.
Category:Item
Category:Block
Iron Boots

:"Stomp with conviction."
Iron Boots are used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
Iron boots are crafted at a level 2 armor bench.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear iron boots by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for shoes. The Blockhead then takes a slightly reduced amount of damage. Iron boots will wear out naturally, but will wear out even faster when the wearer is taking damage from creatures, elements (i.e. cold or heat), or other players.
== Appearance ==
Iron boots resemble tin boots, but have a darker grey tint. They also resemble grey dyed leather boots, but are more metallic.
Category:Item
Category:Armor
Iron Chest Plate

:"Fit for a knight"
An Iron Chest Plate is used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
An iron chest plate is crafted at a level 2 armor bench.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear an iron chest plate by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for a shirt. The Blockhead then takes a reduced amount of damage. An iron chest plate will wear out naturally, but wear out even faster when the wearer is taking damage from creatures or other players.
== Appearance ==
An iron chest plate resembles an ice chest plate or tin chest plate, but is a grey-er color, and doesn't have the blue tint. It also appears somewhat similar to a leather jacket, although not as resemblant.
Category:Item
Category:Armor
Iron Door

:"Keep other players out."
An iron door is an item created at a Metalwork Bench. It is similar to a Wooden Door in many respects, except that in multiplayer, iron doors only allow the placing player's Blockheads to pass through the door and not those of other players.
==Appearance==
When placed, an iron door fills the space of two vertically-stacked blocks and takes on characteristics of the local back wall, the block below it, or just iron.
Viewed in detail, a placed iron door appears to be composed of two side-facing doors, a gap between them, and block-like surfaces before and behind.
==Crafting==
It is created using two (2) Iron Blocks. While parts of it can take on the appearance of other blocks, the door itself always looks to be gray iron.
==Removing==
An iron door will react to attempts to remove it as if it were an iron block, no matter the type of block it's taken the appearance of. This includes the appropriate tool and the number of strokes required to remove (thirty-two strokes from a diamond pickaxe minimum).
==Uses==
Iron doors are construction blocks that allow all Blockheads controlled by the player who placed the iron door to pass but are a barrier to creatures and other players.
A Blockhead passing through an iron door's location will automatically open and close it, although special circumstances may make it appear that the door is left open. The door will always be opened away from the Blockhead opening it, and a door with a solid block on the other side cannot be opened.
Category:Item
Category:Block
Iron Helmet

:"Sword resistant."
An "'Iron Helmet is used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
An iron helmet is crafted at a level 2 armor bench.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear an iron helmet by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for hats. The Blockhead then takes a slightly reduced amount of damage. An iron helmet will wear out naturally, but will wear out even faster when the wearer is taking damage from creatures, elements (i.e. cold or heat), or other players.
== Appearance ==
An iron helmet resembles a tin helmet, but has a darker grey tint.
Category:Item
Category:Armor
Iron Ingot

:"Craft with iron."
Iron Ingots are one of the more useful created resources in The Blockheads.
==Appearance==
Ingots are oblongs with rounded ends and shading to suggest additional rounding. To look like iron, it's colored gray with a light top and dark bottom. It can be told from steel by its thinner shape and slightly darker overall color.
==Where Found==
Iron ingots are sometimes found inside golden chests spawned with a world, or generated as bonuses by a gold pickaxe or meditation.
The smelting of an iron ingot can be done at a Lvl. 2 furnace or an electric furnace.
They can also be crafted from pig iron.
==Crafting==
At a woodwork bench, an iron ingot can be combined with wood to make five reinforced platforms.
When combined with two coal at a Lvl. 3 furnace (or one coal at an electric furnace), an iron ingot can be turned into a steel ingot.
Iron ingots can be used on a Lvl. 3 tool bench to upgrade it to Lvl. 4 tool bench, which can then make axes, machetes, pickaxes, and swords with iron. Each tool also requires one or more sticks.
Similarly, a level 1 armor bench requires one iron ingot to be upgraded to level 2, allowing it to craft iron armor pieces.
===Crafted Tools===
==Notes==
Prior to version 1.4, it required five coal instead of two to create an iron ingot at a furnace.
Category:Item
Category:Resource
Category:Ingot
Iron Ore

Iron ore is found in stone.
==Where Found==
Iron ore can be found deep below the surface, some 50-90 blocks into bedrock, sometimes in veins or just in single blocks. The further down a Blockhead goes, the more likely it is to encounter iron ore.
Iron ore can be crafted at a press from two black sand.
==Uses==
Iron ore can be crafted into an iron ingot in a furnace.
It can also be turned into pig iron along with one crushed limestone at an electric furnace.
It is also used to upgrade a furnace to level two.
==Gallery==
File:Iron Ore HD Big.png|Iron ore in HD
Category:Item
Category:Ore
Iron Trapdoor

:"Keep other players out."
An iron trapdoor is an item created at a Metalwork Bench.
==Appearance==
An iron trapdoor, similarly to a trapdoor will take on some characteristics of an adjacent block or back wall. They will take on the appearance of the block to the right, the block to the left, or the back wall of its placement. Viewed at an angle, they appear to be hollow with a ladder from below and have a brown, wood-like design on their top surface.
==Crafting==
It is created using one Iron Block and one Ladder.
==Removing==
An iron trapdoor will react to attempts to remove it as if it were an iron block no matter the block it's taken the appearance of. This includes the appropriate tool and the number of strokes required to remove(thirty-two strokes from a diamond pickaxe minimum).
==Uses==
Iron trapdoors are construction blocks that allow a Blockhead to walk on top of it normally and allow only the blockheads owned by the player whose blockhead placed the iron trapdoor to pass vertcally..
When a Blockhead passes through vertically, the iron trapdoor will open upward, exposing the gap. It doesn't matter which direction the Blockhead approaches from or travels to, as the trapdoor always opens in the same direction. It closes automatically after the Blockhead passes.
A Blockhead may appear to pass through the side of a trapdoor under some circumstances.
If a trapdoor placed immediately above or below a solid block, it may not function properly. This state may persist if the obstruction is cleared. Resolving the problem can be as simple as removing and replacing the trapdoor.
Category:Item
Category:Block
Kelp

Kelp is a form of seaweed and also a renewable resource that can be used for food, farming, and crafting.
==Appearance==
This growing organism has a green slender appearance with a long curvy thallus and leaf-like blades. They are permanently anchored to the sea floor, can grow up to the surface of the water, and sway to otherwise unnoticeable currents.
Loose pieces of kelp are mottled dark green that have the appearance of a mesh spreading from a narrow, flat base.
==Where Found==
Kelp typically grows in temperate to equatorial coastal waters that do not see seasonal freezing in the winter. They can be found in water up to at least fifteen (15) blocks deep.
While kelp will try to spawn and grow in arctic waters, it will despawn in any water block that changes to ice. Occasionally a piece of dropped kelp will be found on top of recently formed ice. Most of the time, however, it's trapped under the ice and held there until it despawns or the ice melts. In places where ice melts soon after it forms, loose kelp pieces may float to the surface where they can be picked up by swimming.
==Farming==
Kelp can be farmed by planting it in almost any type of block under two or more blocks of water. Water depth is important because kelp will not grow above the highest (at least partially filled) block of water above it.
Harvesting kelp by hand produces one unit per block, but using a machete will usually produce three. Kelp above a harvested segment will despawn and may not produce any kelp, so for maximum yield kelp should be harvested from the top down. Leaving the bottom-most block of kelp in place when harvesting avoids the need for replanting at a loss of no more than two kelp per plant.
==Crafting==
Kelp is the only ingredient in crafting compost and can be done at the craft bench.
==Other Uses==
Kelp is edible, restoring Health and Hunger bars when eaten.
When eaten, Kelp will replenish a small portion of the air bar when a Blockhead is underwater.
Fish may spawn in the vicinity of growing kelp.
==Gallery==
File:Kelp in Water.jpg|Kelp growing in Water
File:Blockheads kelpoxygen.jpg‎|Kelp air restoration
File:Kelp On Glass.png|Kelp planted on glass blocks.
Category:Item
Category:Resource
Category:Food
Category:Plant
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Kiln

:"Charcoal and pottery."
A Kiln is a crafting surface that allows the making of several items that involve heating.
==Where Found==
A kiln is made at the Workbench for one dirt and one stick. It has no upgrades.
==Products==
The following items can be created using a kiln:
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===Removed items===
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==Fuel==
As detailed under Crafting, a kiln requires fuel to continue operating. For a kiln:
Icon	Name 	Fuel
 	Pine Cone	
 	Wood 	
 	Charcoal 	
Category:Item
Category:Tool
Ladder

A ladder is a tool that allows you to climb up or down faster once placed. Ladders are made in batches of 10, and can be made at the woodwork bench. Each batch of 10 ladders takes one (1) wood.
Ladders can be removed by tapping on them. Removing the ladder your Blockhead is holding onto when there is nothing else nearby to grab is the only verified way to fall other than doing the same with blocks.
Category:Tool
Lapis Lazuli

Lapis Lazuli is a block that can be found in veins of varying numbers, most often in mountains close to the surface of the stone. It can also be found in caves. It is a fairly rare substance that can be quite difficult to find.
== Appearance ==
Lapis Lazuli is mottled blue in colour. It is usually surrounded by limestone or stone.
== Crafting ==
== Uses ==
Lapis Lazuli can be placed and walked on like a normal block.
It can be used to make Ultramarine Blue.
It can also be used for decoration.
Category:Block
Leather

Leather is a dropped item that can be used to make clothing.
==Description==
A piece of leather appears to be an irregular but symmetrical grayish blob.
==Where Found==
Leather can be obtained from dead donkeys and dropbears. Either find dead ones from which to scavenge or kill them.
==Crafting==
A Blockhead can craft the following items from leather using a level 2 Tailor's Bench:
* Leather Boots
* Leather Jacket
* Leather Pants
Leather is also required to upgrade a Tailor's Bench to level 2.
Category:Resource
Leather Boots

:"Run faster."
Leather boots are articles of clothing that protect a Blockhead's feet and legs from the environment and limited climatic conditions. They are the lowest form of protection for a Blockhead's feet and legs. When equipped, a Blockhead is able to run at a faster pace than if bare footed. The environment bar and happiness bar will steadily decrease at a slower rate than an unequipped Blockhead. Over time, if leather boots are equipped on a Blockhead, the boots will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. Leather boots are able to be dyed to customize the appearance of a Blockhead.
==Where Found==
Leather boots can be created at a Lvl. 2 tailor's bench and can be crafted for 2 leather. 
Category:Item
Category:Clothing
Leather Jacket

:"Keeps you dry in rain."
Leather jackets are articles of clothing that protect a Blockhead's upper body from the environment and limited climatic conditions, specifically rain. They are an upgrade from linen shirts and when equipped, a Blockhead's environment bar and happiness bar will steadily decrease at a slower rate than an unequipped Blockhead or with linen clothes. Over time, if a leather jacket is equipped on a Blockhead, the jacket will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. Leather jackets are able to be dyed to customize the appearance of a Blockhead.
==Where Found==
Leather jackets can be created at a Lvl. 2 tailor's bench and can be crafted for 5 leather. 
Category:Item
Category:Clothing
Leather Pants

:"Pants upgrade."
Leather pants are articles of clothing that protect a Blockhead's lower body from the environment and limited climatic conditions. They are an upgrade from linen pants and when equipped, a Blockhead's environment bar and happiness bar will steadily decrease at a slower rate than an unequipped Blockhead or with linen clothes. Over time, if leather pants are equipped on a Blockhead, the pants will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. Leather pants are able to be dyed to customize the appearance of a Blockhead.
==Where Found==
Leather jackets can be created at a Lvl. 2 tailor's bench and can be crafted for 3 leather. 
Category:Item
Category:Clothing
Leaves

Instead of depicting limbs and individual leaves on trees, The Blockheads represents them as special blocks called leaves.
==Appearance==
Leaves vary in appearance depending on the season and type of tree they're associated with. All are mottled in color and partially transparent. Most leaves are some shade of green most of the time.
==Where Found==
Leaves are always associated with a tree and are the first part of a tree to spawn. While their pattern can overlay a block of tree trunk, it does not make it a block of leaves. They will spawn and despawn in relation to the growth of their tree.
Dead leaves (the sparse black lines are distinctive) representing trees that died before growing further can sometimes be found along the ground in arctic climates.
==Effects==
Leaves prevents the placement of other blocks in that space.
Fruit will only spawn on leaves.
There must be an uninterrupted line of leaves to a tree's trunk or they will despawn. When they despawn, they will drop anything attached to them and possibly a stick.
Leaves can be climbed on. The leaves of a dead tree can be climbed on but cannot be harvested.
The leaves of some trees change color and even transparency based on the season.
==Uses==
A block of leaves may produce a stick when it despawns. It will almost certainly produce one if deliberately harvested, and tends to produce three if a machete is used.
Leaves can be climbed on and may provide an alternative to ladders in some situations.
==Notes==
The blocks that make up a cactus function very similarly to leaves and even drop sticks when harvested, but are not safe to climb on.
It is not possible to directly obtain a block of leaves or create one without creating a tree.
Dead leaves can be climbed or removed by hand or tool, but cannot be harvested for sticks.
Category:Block
Category:Plant
Category:Tree
Light

Light is both a natural and Blockhead-made thing.
==Effects==
Trees seem to grow more fruit in light.
A Blockhead's Environment Bar will tend to reduce in low light.
==Sources==
Most natural light comes from the sun in the day and the night has some light from stars and the moon. Weather may reduce the available light.
Some naturally spawned objects such as unmined gold ore may appear to give off light. Until a Blockhead uncovers the area where it is, they don't shine on their own. If a light source uncovers gold ore and then is removed, it will still give off light.
A Blockhead seems to give off light (not much but a player may still move them about 2 blocks at a time).
== Natural Light Sources ==
* Sun, Moon, Stars
* Magma
* Gems
* Chilli Plant (when mature)
* Gold Nugget (before it's mined)
* Ice Torch
* Portal
== Artificial Light Sources ==
* Basic Torch
* Oil Lantern
* Steel Lantern
* Chandelier
* Campfire, Kiln, Furnace, Metalwork Bench, Steam Generator
* Portal
Category:Guide
Lime

A lime is a new food source implemented in the 1.3 update (June 25, 2013).
==Appearance==
A lime is round and green with slight protrusions on opposite ends.
==Where Found==
Limes will only first appear in a world by mining raw limestone with any pickaxe.
It is a rare bonus, produced in addition to the block of limestone. (One set of tests produced no limes using a flint pickaxe (512 strokes) and two with a stone pickaxe (1024 strokes).)
Once the lime is obtained, it grants the player the Life From Stone achievement.
Once farmed, limes can also be picked from a lime tree.
==Uses==
Limes are edible, restoring health as normal.
Placing a lime in dirt or compost will spawn a lime tree.
Category:Item
Category:Food
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Lime Tree

Lime trees are one of several fruit-bearing trees. Unlike the other trees, it cannot be found growing on dirt.
== Where Found ==
Limes must be planted to grow lime trees. They cannot be found naturally.
== Appearance ==
Lime trees have brown/gray trunks and green leaves. Some trunk blocks will have leaves overlaying them, but they are still part of the trunk. There may be limes hanging upon the leaves.
== Farming ==
Lime trees occasionally will spawn limes from its leaves. Limes, if in season, are harvested by hand and can be collected by passing through their space or when adjacent to the lime after it was tapped on. They do not require nor do they benefit from using any particular tools. Agriculturally, the fruit can be placed in a block of dirt or compost to grow an lime tree for farming additional limes or can be eaten to replenish a Blockhead's Hunger and Health bars.
Sticks may be harvested from the tree's leaves. Using a machete will produce quicker results with a larger yield than by hand.
Wood may be also harvested from the tree's trunk. Doing so will despawn any leaves or trunk blocks on the same layer or above. For harvesting wood, using an axe will produce quicker results and a larger yield than by hand.
Planting a lime in dirt or compost will grow a lime tree. The tree will need to mature before it begins producing limes.
Lime trees die similarly to other trees. They rarely produce sticks or wood as they despawn.
==Gallery==
File:Lime on Compost.png|Lime trees can grow large and produce big crops on compost
Category:Plant
Category:Tree
Limestone

Limestone is a block that takes less effort to mine than stone.
==Appearance==
Limestone spawned as part of world creation has a flat beige color.
Once mined and placed, it is crossed by lines that make it resemble shaped bricks.
==Uses==
Like most blocks, limestone can be used in construction.
Occasionally, a lime can drop when limestone is mined with a pickaxe. This is the only way to obtain the first lime in a new world.
Limestone is required to upgrade a Craft Bench to level 2.
At a level 2 press, limestone can be converted into crushed limestone for production of pig iron.
== Where to Find ==
Limestone is found underground, almost always in sharply or slowly curving veins of varying width that may parallel or intersect caves. It is often accompanied by other non-stone blocks such as marble, oil, Lapis Lazuli, or sandstone.
It can be found at any depth, although it may be more common near the surface.
Category:Item
Category:Block
Linen Brimmed Hat

:"Shade from the sun."
A linen brimmed hat is an article of clothing that protects a Blockhead's head from the environment and limited climatic conditions. It is an alternative choice to the linen cap.
Along with the linen cap, the linen brimmed hat is the lowest form of protection for a Blockhead's head in the game. When equipped, a Blockhead's environment bar and happiness bar will remain steady and decrease at a slower rate than an unequipped Blockhead.
Over time, if a linen brimmed hat is equipped on a Blockhead, the hat will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. Linen brimmed hats are able to be dyed to customize the appearance of a Blockhead.
==Where Found==
Linen brimmed hats can be created at a Lvl. 1 tailor's bench and can be crafted from 1 linen. 
Category:Item
Category:Clothing
Linen Cap

:"Styley."
A linen cap is an article of clothing that protects a Blockhead's head from the environment and limited climatic conditions.
Linen caps are the lowest form of protection for a Blockhead's head in the game. When equipped, a Blockhead's environment bar and happiness bar will steadily decrease at a slower rate than an unequipped Blockhead.
Over time, if a linen cap is equipped on a Blockhead, the cap will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. Linen caps are able to be dyed to customize the appearance of a Blockhead.
==Where Found==
Linen caps can be created at a Lvl. 1 tailor's bench and can be crafted for 1 linen. 
Category:Item
Category:Clothing
Linen Pants

:"Protect your legs."
Linen pants are articles of clothing that protect a Blockhead's lower body from the environment and limited climatic conditions. They are the lowest form of protection for a Blockhead's legs in the game. When equipped, a Blockhead's environment bar and happiness bar will steadily decrease at a slower rate than an unequipped Blockhead. Over time, if linen pants are equipped on a Blockhead, the pants will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. Linen pants are able to be dyed to customize the appearance of a Blockhead.
==Where Found==
Linen Pants can be created at a Lvl. 1 tailor's bench and can be crafted for 2 linen. 
Category:Item
Category:Clothing