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Spade

Spades are crafted tools used by a Blockhead. Their primary purpose is to collect or dig into dirt, sand, or other soft ground materials at a faster rate than by hand. Spades can also be used on small plants for digging and farming. Used over time, a spade will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed. The amount of use of a spade before being destroyed is related to the quality of spade and materials used.
==Appearance==
The blade has a slightly curved round appearance with the color varying based on the materials that are used in crafting the spade. However, all spades have a brown wooden handle.
==Uses==
Spades are effective on the following items: 
*Clay
*Dirt
*Flint
*Sand
*Black Sand
*Carrot Plant
*Chilli Plant
*Corn Stalk
*Flax Bush
*Kelp
*Sunflower
==Where Found==
Spades are crafted at a tool bench. They have increasing durability based on the material being used to craft the spade. For an increase in quality, a Blockhead will need to upgrade the tool bench to the appropriate level before crafting the desired spade. Gold spades have an added benefit of picking up additional items when used on blocks.
==Gold Spade Items==
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To record the items and frequency of items received when using a gold spade on a block, a comprehensive chart has be constructed. Gold spades have produced bonuses on dirt (and clay and flint deposits) and sand at an estimated rate of 5% per stroke.
==Durability==
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The amount of use of a spade before being destroyed is related to the quality of spade and materials used. The higher the quality of material, the more uses a Blockhead will get from a spade.
==Gallery==
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Category:Tool
Spear

Spears are primitive crafted weapons used by a Blockhead. Their primary purpose is to kill the various creatures found throughout the Blockheads' world, whether it be for self-defense or for farming certain items only obtained by killing them. Used over time, a spear will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed.
==Appearance==
The spear head has a dark triangular appearance and is affixed to a long brown wooden shaft.
==Uses==
Spears are only effective on creatures, such as:
*Dodos
*Dropbears
*Donkeys
*Fish
*Sharks
*Cave Trolls
==Where Found==
Spears are the most basic crafted weapon in the game, with only one type of spear available in the game. Spears are crafted at the tool bench. The upgrade to a spear is the sword.
==Durability==
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The amount of use of a spear before being destroyed is related to the type of creature that it is used on. Certain creatures will take more hits to kill, thus dulling the spear head and destroying the spear faster.
==Gallery==
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Category:Tool
Starting Equipment

Starting equipment is the few items in a Blockhead's inventory when a Blockhead first arrives in a new world.
==List of Starting Equipment==
===First Blockhead===
The first Blockhead in a world should be equipped with:
* A flint spade
* A basket
* Five pieces of fruit such as cherries or oranges
The specific fruit provided is likely to be influenced by what climate or biome the initial portal is in.
===Second Blockhead===
The second Blockhead in a world should be equipped with:
* A Tin Spade
* A basket
* Ten Oil Lanterns
* Five pieces of fruit such as cherries or oranges
The specific fruit provided is the same type of fruit you spent to warp him/her in.
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===Third Blockhead===
The third Blockhead in a world should be equipped with:
* A Machete
* A basket
* Ten Oil Lanterns
* Five pieces of fruit such as cherries or oranges
The specific fruit provided is the same type of fruit you spent to warp him/her in.
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===Fourth Blockhead===
The fourth Blockhead in a world should be equipped with:
* A Gold Tool or a Steel Pickaxe
* A basket
* Ten Steel Lanterns
* Five pieces of fruit such as cherries or oranges
The specific fruit provided is the same type of fruit you spent to warp him/her in.
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Steam Generator

:"Burns fuel for electricity."
The Steam Generator is a crafting surface that is used to generate electricity for other crafting surfaces to use.
==Where Found==
A steam generator is created at a workbench (of level 3) for 1 steel block, 1 steam engine and 1 electric motor.
==Use==
There is no crafting possible with just a steam generator. Instead, it efficiently converts fuel into electricity. Tapping on a steam generator will bring up a menu with options to remove it or access it.
Accessing a steam generator will display a refueling menu.
When connected electrically to a crafting surface that requires electricity and is in use, a steam generator will begin burning fuel and supplying electricity until either the demand ends or its fuel runs out. As a flywheel that isn't at capacity will always draw power, it may drain a connected steam generator.
==Fuel==
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A steam generator requires fuel to continue working. The following items will work:
Icon	Name 	Fuel
 	Wood 	
 	Charcoal	
 	Coal 	
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Category:Tool
Category:Block
Category:Electric
Steel Block

:"Hardest to mine through."
A Steel Block is a special block that must be crafted.
==Appearance==
Steel blocks are white/silver in color.
==Where Found==
Unlike most blocks, a steel block is not spawned in a new world and must be created at a metalwork bench.
It takes five steel ingots to make a steel block.
==Uses==
Steel blocks are useful in construction, and using one will produce an achievement. As the block with the greatest durability, they are useful in the creation of barriers resistant to intrusion during multiplayer sessions.
Steel blocks are neccesary for the crafting of steam generators, flywheels, solar panels, and all electric benches.
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Steel Ingot

:"For a better pickaxe."
Steel Ingots are used in crafting.
==Apperance==
A steel ingot is colored gray to white in a way that appears metallic. Its rounded, rectangular shape is thicker than other ingots, making it distinctive.
==Where Found==
Making a steel ingot requires the use of a furnace or electric furnace. Both uses coal and an iron ingot, but while the regular furnace consumes two coal, the electric uses only one.
They can also be found in golden chests or received as bonuses.
==Crafting==
Steel ingots are used in making some of the most powerful items in the game. This includes:
* Steel Pickaxe
* Steel Block
* Steel Lantern
* Electric crafting surfaces
* Upgrading a Tool Bench to level 5
==Notes==
Prior to version 1.4 and the introduction of the electric furnace, making a steel ingot consumed five (5) coal.
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Category:Resource
Category:Ingot
Stick

A stick is a part of a tree that can be used to make a lot of useful items. Sticks can be harvested from the leaves on a tree or from a cactus. They are sometimes dropped from despawning trees. Larger amounts of sticks can be harvested with a machete
== Uses ==
Sticks have many uses, such as:
*Refueling and crafting a campfire
*Crafting a Carrot On A Stick 
*Crafting baskets
*Crafting tools
*Crafting torches and embers
*Crafting charcoal
*Crafting craft benches
*Crafting a kiln
*Crafting a fishing rod
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Stone

Stone is found underground. It changes its appearance after it is first harvested.
==Uses==
Stone is a common crafting material.
Like most blocks, stone can be used in construction.
Stone can be used to craft tailor's benches, furnaces, a press, mixing benches, dye benches, portals, and stone tools.
==Notes==
Below certain levels, a world will have a permanent, dominant "back wall" of stone. This can be referred to as "bedrock" and usually begins immediately below the bottom layers of dirt, sand, or water that make up the surface.
==Gallery==
File:Stone HD Big.png|HD placed stone
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Category:Block
Sunflower

Sunflowers are vegetation plants that produce sunflower seeds. 
==Appearance==
Sunflowers are tall plants. At maturity, they stand about two blocks tall and have a long green stem with three alternating leaves. At the top of the stem, is a large yellow and brown flowering head.
Young sunflowers appear as a short green stem with three alternating leaves.
==Where Found==
Sunflowers can be found in nearly all warm regions, with the exception of desert, which see plenty of sunlight. 
==Farming==
Sunflowers are primarily used for the production and farming of sunflower seeds. Sunflower seeds can be planted in a block of dirt or compost to produce additional sunflowers and yielding more sunflower seeds. Harvesting of sunflower seeds is achieved by hand or using a machete (for best yield) on a mature sunflower.
A despawning sunflower will drop a seed. If mature when despawning, two will be dropped.
==Gallery==
File:Sunflower Growing.jpg|Young Sunflower
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Category:Plant
Sunflower Seed

Sunflower Seeds are a renewable resource food item that can be planted, consumed, or used in crafting. When consumed, it restores health and hunger to a Blockhead.
== Appearance ==
Sunflower seeds appear small and oval-like with a grayish/black hull.
== Where Found ==
Sunflower seeds are found growing on sunflowers located in nearly all warm biome regions.
== Farming ==
Sunflower seeds grow seasonally on sunflowers and are harvested by hand or by machete for maximum yield. If the sunflower is not harvested after a period of time, the sunflower will drop sunflower seeds before beginning a new growing cycle. Agriculturally, sunflower seeds can be placed in a block of dirt or compost to grow a sunflower for farming additional sunflower seeds.
==Crafting==
Sunflower seeds can be used to craft oil at a press. 
==Gallery==
File:Sunflower Growing.jpg|Sunflower Growing
File:Sunflower.jpg|Mature sunflower
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Category:Food
Category:Fruits & Seeds
Sunrise Hat Of Fullness

The Sunrise Hat of Fullness is an article of clothing that prevents a Blockhead's hunger bar from depleting.
==Where Found==
The Sunrise Hat of Fullness is located at the top of the East Equator pole. The player will need to use ladders or blocks to construct a way to the top.
==Use==
When equipped, the Blockhead's hunger bar is automatically adjusted to 100% and does not decrease. Since version 1.4, this is indicated by recoloring the hunger bar golden (yellow).
==Notes==
The Sunrise Hat of Fullness cannot be dyed and does not wear out.
There is only one created per world.
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Category:Clothing
Sunset Skirt Of Happiness

The Sunset Skirt of Happiness is an article of clothing that keeps the wearing Blockhead happy.
==Effects==
As soon as a Blockhead puts on the skirt, its happiness bar has a minimum value of half the bar. No matter how bad the environment, how tired, or how injured it becomes, its happiness bar will not fall below half.
It cannot be dyed and will not wear out.
==Where Found==
Unlike most clothing, the Sunset Skirt of Happiness is found, not made at the tailor's bench. It is located at the top of the west equator pole. A Blockhead will need to use ladders or blocks to build a way to the top.
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Category:Clothing
Sword

Swords are crafted weapons used by a Blockhead. They are the upgraded and more effective weapon choice to spears. Their primary purpose is to kill the various creatures found throughout the Blockheads' world, whether it be for self-defense or for farming certain items only obtained by killing them. Used over time, a sword will slowly degrade and eventually be destroyed.
==Appearance==
The sword has a long thick blade with the colored appearance from the material it was crafted from. The hilt and cross-guard are brown and attached to the blade at the end.
==Uses==
Swords are only effective on creatures, such as:
*Dodos
*Dropbears
*Donkeys
*Fish
*Sharks
*Cave Trolls
==Where Found==
Swords are crafted at the tool bench. There are currently only two types of swords available in the game, Bronze Swords and Iron Swords. For an increase in quality, a Blockhead will need to upgrade the tool bench to the appropriate level before crafting the desired sword.
==Durability==
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The amount of use of a sword before being destroyed is related to the material it is crafted from, type of creature that it is used on and the number of uses.
==Gallery==
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Category:Tool
Tailor's Bench

:"Craft clothing."
The Tailor's Bench is a crafting surface used to create clothing.
==Where Found==
A tailor's bench is made at a level 2 workbench for one stone and five flax. The tailor's bench created will be at its lowest level until it is upgraded. A tailor bench has a total of 2 levels.
==Products==
The following items can be created using a tailor's bench:
===Level 1===
A newly made tailor's bench is level 1 and has the following crafting options:
Icon	Name 	Slogan 	Item 1	Item 2	Item 3
 	Linen 	For clothing. 	5 x 	 	
 	Linen Pants 	Protect your legs. 	2 x 	 	
 	Linen Shirt 	Hide from sun or snow. 	3 x 	 	
 	Linen Cap 	Styley. 	1 x 	 	
 	Linen Brimmed Hat	Shade from the sun. 	1 x 	 	
 	Level 2 	Unlock new things to craft.	1 x 	 	
===Level 2===
Once upgraded to level 2, a tailor's bench may be used to create the following additional items:
Icon	Name 	Slogan 	Item 1	Item 2	Item 3
 	Leather Jacket	Keep you dry in the rain. 	5 x 	 	
 	Leather Boots 	Run faster. 	2 x 	 	
 	Leather Pants 	Pants upgrade. 	3 x 	 	
 	Fur Coat 	Warms you up. 	5 x 	 	
 	Fur Boots 	Walk fast in snow. 	2 x 	 	
 	Soft Bed 	For a better night's sleep.	1 x 	3 x 	5 x
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Teleport Here

Teleport Here was introduced in the 1.3 update.
==Using==
To use Teleport Here the player need to select the portal they want to teleport their current Blockhead to and then select Teleport Here from the portal's menu. The Blockhead will be immediately transferred from wherever they are to in front of the portal. A cloud of "sparks" will surround the Blockhead and quickly disperse.
Any in-place portal may be used as the destination; the level and its origin are irrelevant.
==Cost==
The distance to portal will have and effect on the cost in Time Crystals to travel there. The portal's level or origin does not affect the cost.
The number of crystals required depends on the distance between the two points (Blockhead and portal), ranging from 10 if within 409 block widths to 200 if at least 8192 block widths away. The formula for teleportation is clamp(distanceInBlocks * 200 / 8192, 10, 200), where distanceInBlocks represents the distance in blocks. 
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Time Crystal

Time Crystals are a special feature of The Blockheads that affect a Blockhead without it having to act on them. While they can be acquired during play, they can also be obtained through an in-game purchase by the player.
==Appearance==
There is a time crystal counter located in an upper corner of the game's screen (upper right for the iPad, upper left for smaller devices). It reports how many time crystals are currently available. These are available per device or account, not per play world. Tapping the counter will open the primary portal's menu.
Time Crystal blocks spawn as part of a new world. The only situation where a time crystal may appear as a loose object is when deposited as part of a meditation bonus. They cannot be carried in a Blockhead's inventory slots.
==Where Found==
As an unharvested block in a game world, time crystals are a slightly glowing cube of blue and white that looks generally crystalline. It's found underground and usually within a cave. They're best harvested with a pickaxe (producing three crystals instead of one, all of which are affected if a gemstone pickaxe is used).
Time crystals can also be created while using a gold pickaxe or spade.
==Uses==
Time crystals are required for portal upgrades, using a portal to warp in additional Blockheads or resources, teleport to a portal, and the one-time rush completions of crafting tasks. When used to speed crafting, each crystal saves about 20 seconds.
==In-App Purchase==
Additional time crystals can be purchased and exchanged for real cash at a portal] or using the Pause Menu. The following is a list of the currently available time crystal packages for purchase:
 Time Crystals
Name 	Slogan 	Qty 	Price
Time Crystal	Age of crystals. 	200 	$0.99 (USD)
Time Crystal	Epoch of crystals.	1200 	$4.99 (USD)
Time Crystal	Era of crystals. 	3000 	$9.99 (USD)
Time Crystal	Eon of crystals. 	10000	$24.99 (USD)
Time Crystal	Get free crystals.	-- 	FREE OFFERS
The Free Offers button presents another menu, displaying up to three options when available.
 Free Offers
Name 	Qty
Like on Facebook	50
Share a Link 	50
Watch a video 	20
The videos are ads for other applications, services, or devices. There may be a queue of ads waiting, and the button will disappear when all available ads have been viewed, although more may appear later. Time crystals are awarded for each video viewed.
==Notes==
Time crystals are tied to the player/device, not to specific worlds. If a player changes from one world to another or even starts a new world on the same device, the total supply of time crystals stays available.
A new player/device should start with 40 time crystals.
==Gallery==
File:Time Crystal HD Big.png|HD of a Time Crystal block
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Category:Block
Tin Armor Leggings

:"Armor for your legs."
Tin Armor Leggings are used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
Tin armor leggings are crafted at an armor bench (level 1).
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear tin armor leggings by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for pants. The Blockhead then takes a slightly reduced amount of damage. Tin armor leggings will wear out naturally, but wear out even faster when the wearer is taking damage from creatures, heat, or other players.
== Appearance ==
Tin armor leggings resemble iron armor leggings, but have a slight blue tint, and closer resemble ice armor leggings. They also resemble linen pants and leather pants but are metallic and tinted blue instead of white or brown, or any dyed pants.
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Category:Armor
Tin Block

:"Factory finish."
A Tin Block is a special block that must be crafted.
==Appearance==
Tin blocks are blue/gray in color.
==Where Found==
Unlike most blocks, a tin block is not spawned in a new world and must be created at a metalwork bench.
It takes five tin ingots to make a Tin block.
==Uses==
Tin blocks are only useful in construction.
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Tin Boots

:"Keep your toes."
Tin Boots are used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
Tin boots are crafted at a level 1 armor bench.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear tin boots by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for shoes. The Blockhead then takes a slightly reduced amount of damage. Tin 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 ==
Tin boots resemble iron boots, but have a slight blue tint. They also resemble more closely ice armor boots, however they don't protect from heat.
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Category:Armor
Tin Bucket

:"Carry paint or water."
The Tin Bucket is used to hold water or paint.
==Appearance==
Tin buckets are gray, shaded and highlighted to appear metallic. They are narrower at the bottom than the top, have a dark top to mimic an shadowed, empty interior, and an overhead loop as handle.
==Where Found==
It can be crafted from three tin ingots at a metalwork bench. Prior to version 1.4, it was crafted at the craft bench.
==Use==
Using a bucket on a block of water will remove some water and convert the bucket into a Bucket Of Water.
A Blockhead can use a bucket to capture a baby shark to make a shark bucket or a fish to make a fish bucket.
==Crafting==
It can be used to upgrade the Mixing Bench to levels 2 and 3, consuming the bucket in the process.
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Tin Chest Plate

:"Tin man style."
The Tin Chest Plate is used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
Tin armor leggings are crafted at a level 1 armor bench.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear a tin chest plate by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for shirts. The Blockhead then takes a slightly reduced amount of damage. Tin chest plates will wear out naturally, but wear out even faster when the wearer is taking damage from creatures or other players. The tin chest plate is the most protective piece of tin armor that you can craft.
== Appearance ==
Tin chest plate resembles an iron chest plate, but has a slight blue tint. It also resembles a leather jacket a bit more loosely, but is metallic and tinted blue instead of brown, or any dyed colors of the jacket. The tin chest plate has long sleeves.
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Category:Armor
Tin Foil Hat

Introduced in version 1.2, a Tin Foil Hat will cause a Blockhead to perform actions without player intervention.
==Appearance==
A tin foil hat is triangular and silvery (a mottled dark gray to white with some bluish tones).
==Crafting==
It can be made at a craft bench from three pieces of tin foil. Like other pieces of man-made clothing, it degrades over time when worn.
==Effects==
When a Blockhead begins to act based on a tin foil hat, blue/light blue particles will emit between the action and the Blockhead and the acted upon block will have an image of the Tin Foil Hat superimposed over it. The hat will only plan one action at a time and may abort player-specified actions.
Thus the only "mind control" a tin hat resists is the influence of a player.
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Category:Clothing
Tin Helmet

:"Protects your noggin."
A Tin Helmet is used to protect your Blockhead from harm.
== How to Get ==
A tin helmet is crafted at a level 1 armor bench.
== Uses ==
A Blockhead can wear a tin helmet by dragging the item into the Blockhead's clothing slot for hats. The Blockhead then takes a slightly reduced amount of damage. A tin 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 ==
A tin helmet resembles an iron helmet, but has a slight blue tint. It also resembles more closely an ice armor helmet, however it doesn't protect from heat.
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Category:Armor
Tin Ingot

A Tin Ingot is one of the more useful resources in The Blockheads.
==Appearance==
Tin ingots have the same rounded oblong shape as other ingots, although they may appear thinner from top to bottom. They're grayish in color.
==Creating==
It takes three tin ores to make one tin ingot using a furnace.
==Uses==
Combining one tin ingot with two copper ingots in a furnace will produce three bronze ingots.
Tin ingots can be used directly to create the following items:
* Tin Bucket (three ingots at a craft bench
* Tin Foil (one ingot at a press)
* Tin Spade (three ingots and a stick at a tool bench)
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Category:Resource
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Tin Ore

Tin ore is a naturally occurring metallic resource. Finding it is necessary for crafting bronze tools.
==Where To Find==
Tin ore is found underground, imbedded in stone. It is best harvested with a pickaxe.
==Crafting==
Three tin ore can be smelted into one tin ingot.
==Gallery==
File:Tin Ore HD Big.png|HD of raw tin ore
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Category:Ore