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Crafting Surface

A crafting surface is a special type of block in The Blockheads used to craft many of the items in the Blockhead's world. There are several types of crafting surfaces available, each of which having a specific function and items available to craft.
Most crafting surfaces are crafted at the workbench, which is also a crafting surface.
Many crafting surfaces have several upgraded levels, allowing the Blockhead to access better or more resourceful items. To access a higher level in a crafting surface, a Blockhead must collect the level item requirements and upgrade the crafting surface. Level upgrades are done in sequential order and a higher level may not be unlocked unless its previous level is unlocked.
Below is a list of the available crafting surfaces found in the game.
* Armor Bench
* Campfire
* Craft Bench
* Dye Bench
* Electric Furnace
* Electric Kiln
* Electric Metalwork Bench
* Electric Stove
* Kiln
* Furnace
* Metalwork Bench
* Mixing Bench
* Portal
* Press
* Tailor's Bench
* Tool Bench
* Train Yard
* Woodwork Bench
* Workbench
Three other items function similarly to crafting surfaces, but instead of items they generate or store electricity.
* Flywheel
* Solar Panel
* Steam Generator
==Use==
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All crafting surfaces must be in place to be used. Prior to version 1.4, they required positioning in the open space immediately above a solid block, a back wall was not required. Now they can be placed vertically or horizontally adjacent to a solid block, other crafting surface, or back wall. Copper wire in place will serve as a crafting surface for positioning as well (a requirement for connecting electrical components).
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Category:Tool
Creature Hit Chart

The following is a chart for the number of required hits it is needed with a particular weapon or tool to kill a specific creature. Note that there will occasionally be a reduced effect, requiring an extra hit to complete the kill.
==Animals==
 	Dodo 	Donkey 	Dropbear 	Fish 	Shark* 	Cave Troll**
 	# of Hits	# of Hits	# of Hits	# of Hits	# of Hits	# of Hits
Hand 	4 	8 	4 	7 	? 	?
Flint Axe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Stone Axe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Iron Axe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Flint Machete 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Bronze Machete 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Iron Machete 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Flint Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Stone Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Bronze Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Iron Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Steel Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	6 	?
Gold Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Amethyst Pickaxe	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Sapphire Pickaxe	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Emerald Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Ruby Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Diamond Pickaxe 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Flint Spade 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Stone Spade 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Tin Spade 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Gold Spade 	2 	4 	2 	4 	? 	?
Crowbar 	? 	? 	? 	? 	? 	?
Bow 	8 	? 	8 	13 	? 	?-100+
Flint Spear 	2 	3 	2 	3 	? 	?
Bronze Sword 	2 	3 	2 	2 	4 	?
Iron Sword 	1 	2 	1 	2 	1-5 	(12-16)
==Notes==
* Sharks are of variable size. The required number of hits to kill may increase with its size. Please note the full range of results as available.
** Cave Trolls have a health range, similar to sharks, but they have no size differentiation. Please note the full range of results available, if possible.
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Crowbar

:"Easily remove rail."
A crowbar is a tool that is used to remove placed rails.
==Where Found==
A level 5 tool bench or a train yard can be used to craft two steel ingots into a crowbar.
==Using==
Applying a crowbar to an already placed section of rail will cause the rail to lift away and be sent to the acting Blockhead's inventory. Rail can also be removed by destroying all of its supporting blocks. A crowbar can be used for an unlimited time to remove rail, as a duration bar will not appear. If used on anything else, it will show a duration bar.
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Category:Rail
Crushed Limestone

Crushed Limestone is one of the items used to make pig iron.
==Appearance==
Crushed limestone is creamish white in color, similar in shade to limestone. It appears similarly to pigments, being a powder.
== Where Found ==
Crushed limestone must be crafted on a press.
== Crafting ==
Crushed limestone is used to make pig iron.
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Category:Resource
Diamond

A diamond is a rare precious gemstone item that is used in crafting or for upgrading a portal. 
== Appearance ==
Diamonds are sky blue and square in appearance. They have a large sparkle and their size is slightly larger than all the other gemstones. They are distinctively radiant with a white luminescence, under the lack of direct sunlight. The luminescence appears to radiant slightly brighter than the other gemstones. They also reflect light to surrounding blocks.
== Where Found ==
Diamonds are naturally found deep in the cavernous networks and underground regions of the world. They are typically surrounded by hard rock, such as stone. Rarely but occasionally, they can be found underwater in a subterranean confined or perched aquifer. They can also, rarely, be found in a Golden Chest.
==Portal Upgrade==
Diamonds are needed to upgrade a portal to a diamond portal, allowing a Blockhead to craft special items or warp in useful ingots and ores.
== Crafting ==
Diamonds can be used to craft diamond pickaxes at a Blockhead's portal once the portal has achieved a diamond upgrade.
Diamonds can also be used to craft a diamond chandelier at a craft bench that has achieved a Lvl. 3 upgrade.
==Gallery==
File:Diamond Found.png|A diamond in a cavern.
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Category:Ingots & Gemstones
Category:Gem
Dirt

Dirt is a block found abundantly in The Blockheads.
==Appearance==
Dirt is mottled brown in color. If placed and exposed to air on the top, it will eventually acquire an irregular layer of green "grass" that can also become white snow or frost.
==Where Found==
Dirt makes up the majority of the top layers of solid blocks of a world and may be up to 10 blocks deep. It is very weak and may be mined by hand fairly quickly, but using a spade will significantly speed up the process. If mined by a gold spade, seeds, fruit, and other items will occasionally be spawned as bonuses.
==Crafting==
Dirt is used to craft any of several workbenches, particularly "warping in" the Workbench from a Portal, which is needed to craft other workbenches.
==Uses==
* Can be gathered, placed, and walked on like a normal block.
* Can have seeds and fruit planted in it.
* May produce a worm when removed from placement.
==Gallery==
File:Dirt HD Big.png|Dirt in HD mode.
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Display Cabinet

:"Display things safely."
A Display Cabinet allows you to store items that remain visible, but other players cannot take them. This is especially useful in multiplayer. It is quite similar to a safe or shelf, and acts like a combination of the two.
== Appearance ==
The display cabinet appears to have two grey horizontal lines in the middle where items will stack on, with another grey box outlining the whole thing. It also appears tinted grey. Any items on it will be shown as they appear in your inventory, but without the blue behind them and they will show a grey-tinted version of whatever backwall is supporting the display cabinet.
== Where Found ==
The display cabinet is crafted in a level 2 metalwork bench by crafting together two back glass and one iron ingot. It yields one display cabinet.
== Uses ==
The display cabinet is used to store items very similar to how a shelf does. It can store up to four stacks of items, and each stack of item it is storing has its icon shown on one of the two grey shelves inside of it. Any player can view the items (from outside) but the cabinet itself acts like a safe in that only the player who placed it or any admins can access the items inside of it, or remove the display cabinet.
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Category:Container
Dodo

Dodo birds are passive creatures found throughout the Blockhead's world. They are a source of several items used as food as well as items that are used in the crafting process.
==Appearance==
Dodos are short, red/purple/blue flightless birds with a long billed beak and legs found roaming the ground.
==Where Found==
Dodos randomly appear near apple trees and can be found in nearly all warm biome regions, especially in areas with an abundance of trees.
==Behavior==
Dodo birds are typically solitary animals but may have presocial behavior when other dodo birds are in the area. They can be found walking or pecking the ground and will not attempt to climb a two-block change in height. They occasionally squawk when a Blockhead is in the vicinity and when provoked or attacked will attempt to flee from a Blockhead.
==Health==
A dodo bird is not a hardy creature, usually falling within a few hits from a particular weapon or tool. Whether dying on its own or killed, a dying dodo makes a distinctive "squawk" sound.
==Uses==
Dodos are a source of three things: 
* Dodo Eggs - Randomly dropped by a dodo bird when provoked, frightened, or at random intervals.
* Dodo Meat - Randomly dropped by a dodo bird when it dies.
* Dodo Feathers - Randomly dropped by a dodo bird when it dies.
==Trivia==
Dodos are based on a real bird of the same name that was discovered on an island off of Africa and went extinct in the 17th century.
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Dodo Egg

A dodo egg is a renewable food item that is randomly left behind by a dodo bird.
== Appearance ==
Dodo Eggs are large and oval in appearance with a light blue outer shell.
== Where Found ==
Dodo eggs are randomly dropped by dodos, usually nearby apple trees. They may drop an egg if provoked, frightened, or at random intervals. A dodo laying an egg makes a distinctive musical "plop" sound.
While dodo eggs set on the ground like other dropped items, they do not appear to move and cannot be picked up by passing them. They must be specifically tapped and harvested.
== Uses ==
Dodo eggs are edible. When consumed, it restores some Health and Hunger to a Blockhead.
If left alone on the ground, a dodo egg will hatch into a dodo within a couple of days. Dodo eggs in a Blockhead's inventory, in a container, or dropped on the ground as an item will not hatch. If placed, they will hatch, even indoors or underground. It is possible to do dodo farming this way.
==Gallery==
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Category:Food
Dodo Feather

Dodo feathers are an uncommon item.
==Appearance==
Dodo feathers are a gradated brown with a small shaft at one end and a point at the other, somewhat resembling a leaf.
== Where Found ==
Dodo feathers are randomly dropped by a dodo bird when it dies. This can happen spontaneously or they can be killed. As dodos are found in the vicinity of apple trees, that's where their feathers can be found, too.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can use dodo feathers to craft the pigment Tyrian Purple at a press. Five (5) feathers are required for one unit of dye. It can also be used to craft a Soft Bed at a Tailor's Bench.
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Dodo Meat

Dodo meat is a resource food item that comes in two forms. Raw dodo meat is randomly left behind by a dodo bird when killed. When consumed, it restores health and hunger to a Blockhead.
Raw dodo meat can also be cooked to produce cooked dodo meat. Being a more hearty meal, cooked Dodo Meat will restore a larger amount of health and hunger to a Blockhead than in its raw form.
==Appearance==
Dodo meat has the appearance of a large drumstick, coming from the lower leg of the dodo. Due to the myloglobin protein found in the dodo and most animals, Raw dodo meat is pink in color. Once cooked, the dodo meat has a cooked brown look.
==Where Found==
Raw dodo meat may randomly drop after killing a dodo. Cooked dodo meat is a crafted on the campfire or the electric stove. Dodos are found wherever apple trees grow.
==Crafting==
Raw dodo meat may be cooked at a campfire or an electric stove to produce cooked dodo meat. 
It is also an ingredient for dodo stew on an electric stove.
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Category:Food
Dodo Stew

:"A cause for extinction!"
Dodo Stew is one of the two meals added in The Blockheads 1.4 (for iOS, 1.0 for Android).
== Where Found ==
Dodo stew is crafted at an electric stove made using 1 iron pot, 1 raw dodo meat, 1 carrot, and 1 corn.
== Uses ==
Dodo stew is one of the two most filling food items in the game, paralleling fish curry. When eaten, dodo stew fills a Blockhead's hunger bar nearly three quarters (3/4) of the way, and turns a Blockhead's hunger bar from green to golden (which appears yellow, actually). A golden food hunger bar shows that the Blockhead's hunger will remain stationary for a period of time, similar to an Blockhead's energy bar. 
If a Blockhead's health is depleted, consuming a dodo stew will restore 40% (2/5) of its total.
Consuming a dodo stew returns a empty iron pot to the Blockhead's inventory.
==Gallery==
File:Dodo Stew HD.png|Dodo Stew in HD
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Category:Food
Dropbear

A Dropbear is one of two dangerous ground animals in the game. A single dropbear won't cause significant trouble for a healthy Blockhead. They can cause problems for the wounded or when multiple dropbears are encountered. Fortunately, they are nocturnal creatures that hang out near the tops of trees when not active. They are sometimes found on the ground when traveling between trees, but seldom during the day. Their eyes glow at night, making them easier to avoid. Dropbears are killed if the tree they are in is burned down.
 
Take care not to sleep or meditate when near trees and when logging down trees. Check for dropbear inhabitants first.
==Where Found==
Dropbears seem to spawn near pine trees. They can also be seen up on the trunk of other types of trees.
==Behavior==
 
During the day, a dropbear prefers to remain clinging to the trunk of a tree, often near or at the top. If for any reason one ends up on the ground, it will search for a suitable tree to climb. They will share a tree with other dropbears.
At night, dropbears may prowl along the ground in forests and almost always quickly descend and attack a Blockhead passing underneath, after which they'll climb back up their tree. If their attack is thwarted (such as by their target passing a barrier), they may hang around and try to continue following their target until time or distance makes them give up.
They will not climb up or down more than a one-block change in ground level at any time, which may result in a dropbear becoming trapped where there is no tree. They will also not climb a tree they're already in if it grows taller, unless one is disturbed by attacking or an attack that doesn't kill it. They will not climb past another dropbear.
A dropbear in a tree will not attack a Blockhead coming to attack it during the day, but may lash out at one just passing by.
==Health==
Fighting dropbears is usually a matter of hitting them four (4) times with a fist, two with most Tools, or once with a iron sword. A non-fatal strike will usually prompt a retaliatory attack and then the dropbear will retreat to the highest point on the current tree or one nearby (if it was a ground encounter).
==Uses==
Killing a dropbear will result in leather and sometimes fur being dropped. These items can also be found at the base of a tree when a dropbear dies of natural causes.
==Trivia==
* There is no real world "dropbear." The name is used for a fictional creature supposedly living in Australia that resembles a large, carnivorous koala.
==Gallery==
File:Dropbear in daylight.png|A dropbear walking across the ground in daylight due to tree loss.
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Dye Bench

:"Dye Clothes."
A Dye Bench is a crafting surface that allows the dyeing of clothes to customize a Blockhead's appearance using pigments. 
==Where Found==
A dye bench can be created at a Level 2 workbench for 1 stone, 1 bucket of water, and 1 linen. The dye bench created will be at its lowest level until it is upgraded. A dye bench has a total of 3 levels.
==Products==
The following items can be created using a dye bench:
===Level 1===
Level 1 allows a Blockhead to dye clothes using only one pigment per article of clothing and linen clothing.
Icon	Name 	Slogan 	Item 1	Item 2	Max Pigments
 	Dyed Linen Shirt 	Hide from sun or snow.	1 x 	1 x 	1 x
 	Dyed Linen Pants 	Protect your legs. 	1 x 	1 x 	1 x
 	Dyed Linen Cap 	Styley. 	1 x 	1 x 	1 x
 	Dyed Linen Brimmed Hat	Shade from the sun. 	1 x 	1 x 	1 x
 	Level 2 	Dye more clothes. 	1 x 	 	
===Level 2===
Level 2 allows a Blockhead to dye clothes using one or two pigment combinations per article of clothing. It also adds some options:
Icon	Name 	Slogan 	Item 1	Item 2	Max Pigments
 	Dyed Linen Shirt 	Hide from sun or snow. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Linen Pants 	Protect your legs. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Linen Cap 	Styley. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Linen Brimmed Hat	Shade from the sun. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Leather Jacket 	Keeps you dry in rain. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Leather Pants 	Pants upgrade. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Leather Boots 	Run faster. 	1 x 	1 x 	2 x
 	Dyed Soft Bed 	For a better night sleep.	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Level 3 	Dye more clothes. 	1 x 	 	
===Level 3===
Level 3 allows a Blockhead to dye clothes using one, two, or a three pigment combinations per article of clothing. It also adds two options:
Icon	Name 	Slogan 	Item 1	Item 2	Max Pigments
 	Dyed Linen Shirt 	Hide from sun or snow. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Linen Pants 	Protect your legs. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Linen Cap 	Styley. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Linen Brimmed Hat	Shade from the sun. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Leather Jacket 	Keeps you dry in rain. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Leather Pants 	Pants upgrade. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Leather Boots 	Run faster. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Soft Bed 	For a better night sleep.	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Fur Coat 	Warms you up. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Fur Boots 	Walk fast in snow. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
 	Dyed Golden Bed 	Be rested in no time. 	1 x 	1 x 	3 x
==Notes==
While dyeing requires a bucket of water, the bucket will be returned (empty) upon completion.
An item that has already been dyed cannot be dyed again, nor can the dye be removed.
If a Blockhead aborts while dyeing a damaged article of clothing, the clothing will be returned to the Blockhead with full durability.
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East Equator

The east equator lies to the right of the North Pole and left of the South Pole. It has a hot climate suitable for only some plants.
The equatorial line itself is marked by a pole extending a short distance above and below ground. The Sunrise :Category:Achievement will be granted the first time one of your Blockheads reaches this pole.
<spoiler>The Sunrise Hat Of Fullness can be found at the top of the pole.</spoiler>
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Electric Furnace

:"Better furnace, craft silicon."
An Electric Furnace is a crafting surface that allows the smelting of ingots and creation of other items, very similar to a regular furnace.
==Where Found==
An electric furnace can be created at a Level 3 workbench for one steel Block, one iron ingot, and 10 copper wire.
==Products==
The following items can be created using an electric furnace:
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==Fuel==
:
An electric furnace requires electricity to function.
==Notes==
Crafting steel on an electric furnace requires only one coal, half what's needed using a regular furnace.
The first time a player makes a Blockhead craft pig iron (which can only be done at an electric furnace), the player earns the achievement "Pig Iron."
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Category:Electric
Electric Kiln

:"A better faster kiln."
An Electric Kiln is a crafting surface that is a faster and more efficient version of a kiln.
==Where Found==
An electric kiln is made at the Workbench for one Steel Block, one Red Bricks, and ten copper wire. It has no upgrades.
==Products==
The following items can be created using an electric kiln:
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==Fuel==
Unlike a regular kiln, an electric kiln requires only electricity as fuel.
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Category:Tool
Category:Electric
Electric Metalwork Bench

:"Cutting edge."
The Electric Metalwork Bench is a crafting surface that is an improved version of the metalwork bench.
==Where Found==
An electric metalwork bench is created at a workbench (of level 3). It has no upgrades.
==Products==
The following items can be created using an electric metalwork bench:
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==Fuel==
:
An electric metalwork bench requires electricity to operate.
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Category:Tool
Category:Block
Category:Electric
Electric Motor

:"Electricity driven motion."
An Electric Motor is a component in the creation of some electric crafting surfaces.
==Where Found==
An electric motor can only be made on a level 2 metalwork bench or an electric metalwork bench.
==Crafting==
The only use an electric motor can be put to is in crafting either a steam generator or flywheel on a level 3 workbench.
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Category:Resource
Electric Stove

:"Cook up a storm."
The Electric Stove is a more efficient and safer upgrade to the campfire.
==Where Found==
An electric stove can be created at a Workbench (of level 3) for one (1) steel block, one (1) red bricks, and ten (10) copper wire. Electric stoves have no upgrade.
==Products==
The following items can be created using an electric stove:
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==Fuel==
:
An electric stove requires a source of electricity to be used.
==Notes==
An electric stove cannot produce either torches or embers. It also cannot set fire to nearby wood or other flammable items.
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Category:Tool
Category:Electric
Electricity

Electricity is a new useable form of energy introduced in version 1.4.
==Appearance==
Electricity isn't an item that can be carried. The only time it's visible is when it's being conducted along copper wire. At those times, it's shown as small, cyan squares moving along the wire.
==Generation==
There are two sources and one storage method for electricity. A Steam Generator or Solar Panel will each create electricity. A Flywheel will store electricity that comes to it and supply it to connected crafting surfaces that need it.
Each of the above has as part of its block graphic a series of eight small "indicators" on the left side. For the steam generator or flywheel, it shows how much total power the unit can supply before it's drained. For a solar panel, it shows how much power it can generate based on conditions.
==Use==
Electricity will only flow between connected crafting surfaces. This is possible by having them adjacent (horizontally or vertically) or by a continuous series of copper wire between them. Note that crafting surfaces will not conduct current to other crafting surfaces (except for the flywheel, which is actually a special type of generator).
The following crafting surfaces require electricity to function:
* Electric Stove (improves on the Campfire)
* Electric Kiln (improves on the Kiln)
* Electric Furnace (improves on the Furnace)
* Electric Metalwork Bench (improves on the Metalwork Bench)
* Flywheel (stores electricity)
These crafting surfaces craft all items craftable at their non-electric counterparts (with some differences for the electric stove and electric furnace) with the same required items (with one exception), but instead of using fuel directly, they must have a supply of electricity.
==Notes==
Due to how they interact, using electric crafting surfaces makes more efficient use of fuel. Crafting using electric crafting surfaces takes half the time it would take to craft the same items on the non-electric versions. Some craftings may also require less materials.
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Category:Electric
Ember

:"Be careful, now."
An ember is a way to start a fire.
== How to Get ==
Embers are crafted at a campfire.
They can also be acquired when a Blockhead meditates.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can apply an ember to trees or placed wooden blocks to start a fire, which consumes the ember. Once a block of a tree's trunk is despawned by the fire, the rest of the tree above it stops burning and despawns, usually dropping items.
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