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Sand Paper

* Normal
* Red

**Sand Paper** is a tool used to refine and polish several items.

## Usage

### Polishing

To use sand paper, hold it in your hand or offhand and the item you wish to polish in the other. The item will become polished and drop itself into your inventory or on the floor if your inventory is full.

This process can alternatively be automated with a deployer.

Each sand paper has a total durability of 8 uses.
Polished Rose Quartz

**Polished Rose Quartz** is a shiny crafting ingredient obtained by polishing rose quartz.

## Obtaining

### Polishing

Polished Rose Quartz is created by holding right click with Rose Quartz in the main hand and Sand Paper in the offhand, and vice versa. It can also be created by throwing Rose Quartz on the ground and right clicking with Sand Paper.
Alshtwaffie Modpack Wiki

**Welcome to the Alshtwaffie Modpack Wiki!**

with a whole 160 articles written since its creation!

The official wiki for the Minecraft modpack known as Alshtwaffie!

The modpack itself is yet to release and is still under development to make it the best it can be. In the mean time, this wiki is being worked on in preparation for its official release as a guide for the pack as a whole and the mods and tweaks it contains.

No idea when the pack will be completely ready for release, I'm only one person with a life and have been making custom textures, recipes, and scripts, and I'm still waiting for just one or two mods to be updated to 1.18 so I can include them in the final release!

## Important articles

PlaceholderGetting startedPlaceholderAlshtwaffie's visionPlaceholderModlist

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Egg

* Chicken
* Duck
* Turkey

An **egg** is an item that can be used to craft food items, or as a throwable entity to spawn chicks.

## Obtaining

### Mob Loot

Chickens, ducks, and turkeys will drop their corresponding egg every 5-10 minutes. The theoretical average would be expected at 1 egg every 7.5 minutes, or 0.1333 eggs per minute.

Foxes sometimes spawn holding an egg, which will always drops upon death. Alternatively, a player dropping a food item causes the fox to drop the egg.
Froststeel Armour

**Froststeel Armour** is a unique set of armour made from Froststeel. While worn it decreases the players speed by 5%, but has 1 more armour toughness than that of Netherite.

## Usage

### Smelting or Blasting

All Froststeel equipment including armour and tools can be smelted down into a single Froststeel Ingot in a Furnace or Blast Furnace.
Basalt Iron Ore

**Basalt Iron Ore** is a variant of iron ore found only in the Nether.

Basalt iron ore drops 2-6 iron nuggets when mined with any pickaxe. Fortune has a 33.3% chance to multiply the drops by 2, Fortune II has a 25% chance to multiply the drops by 2 or 3 and Fortune III has a 20% chance each to multiply the drops by 2, 3, or 4 for a maximum possible drop of 24 iron nuggets. The average number of nuggets from Fortune III is 8.8, which is less than an ingot; therefore it is slightly more efficient to mine basalt iron ore with Silk Touch and smelt it into iron ingots.
Fungus

* Crimson
* Luminous
* Soulblight
* Warped

A **fungus** is a mushroom-like block that generates in the Nether. There are four types of fungi: **crimson**, **luminous**, **soulblight**, and **warped**.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

A fungus can be mined instantly with any tool or with no tool, and always drops itself. Mining a flower pot containing a fungus drops the flower pot along with the fungus.
Electrum Ingot

**Electrum Ingots** are an alloyed ingot of gold and silver.

## Obtaining

Electrum alloy is made up of 5 parts silver and 3 parts gold, it can be crafted by either using molten gold in a crafting table or heated together above a blaze burner.

## Usage

Electrum can be used as a speedier alternative to netherite in upgrading diamond armour or tools or for creating rails and minecarts that can achieve much greater speeds than their regular counterparts.
Atlas

**Atlases** are a useful item that can hold Maps and display a mini-map on the player's screen.

## Usage

When the Atlas is in the player's hot-bar or off-hand, it will display an equivalent Map relative to their position if a such Map exists inside the Atlas.

### Expanding the Atlas

To add more maps to the atlas, using the crafting table you can add either empty or Maps to the Atlas.

Each Atlas can hold a maximum of 128 maps.
Droopfruit

**Droopfruit** is a food item that is collected from droopvines and can be used to plant them.

**Droopvines** are a plant used to grow droopfruit.

## Obtaining

### Generation

Droopfruit can be found throughout the Undergarden, hanging from its rocky ceilings.

### Post-generation

Droopfruit can be collected from a droopvine by using or breaking the vine. This yields one droopfield when the vine is bearing them and nothing when it is not. A droopvine also breaks if water runs over its location or if a piston extends or pushes a block into its location.

Fortune has no effect on the number of droopfruit dropped.

## Usage

### Placement

Droopfruit can be placed on and grown from the bottom of most blocks. They have no specific lighting requirements. When placed, they can be of any length.

### Growth

Placing droopfruit on the bottom of a block creates a droopvine that grows downward one block at a time as long as air is beneath it and its maximum height (2 to 26 blocks) has not been reached. Each newly-grown cave vine block has a 1 in 9 chance of bearing glow berries. Only this tip can ever naturally grow them.

Using bone meal on a droopvine produces droopfruit if the vine was not bearing any.

Droopvines will stop growing if shears are used on the tip.

### Food

To eat droopfruit press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores 1 () hunger and 0.8 hunger saturation points.

### Brewing

Droopfruit can be used to brew the Potion of Glowing.

### Light

When bearing droopfruit, droopvines give off a light level of 8.

### Composting

Placing droopfruit into a composter by using them on it has a 10% chance of raising the compost level by 1.

## Trivia

Despite its strong similarity to glowberries, droopfruit were added to the Undergarden mod before glowberries public reveal.
Integrated Circuit

The **Integrated Circuit** is an item used to craft Computers and the Rotation Speed Controller.

It was originally removed from Create as of version 0.3.2, but the Alshtwaffie Modpack has reintroduced it to be used for its original purpose as well as for some custom recipes to create several items from CC: Tweaked.
Mud

**Mud** is a decorative block that slows down entities that move on it.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Mud can be broken with any tool, but a shovel is fastest and without Silk Touch it will drop 4 Mud Balls regardless of Fortune.

### Natural Generation

Mud naturally generates in some overworld biomes with a higher humidity, such as the Bayou.

### Conversion

Mud can be created from dirt using a water bottle

## Usage

### Crushing

Similar to Clay, when put in between Crushing Wheels, Mud will drop 3-4 Mud Balls with the 4th having a 25% chance of dropping.

### Mysterious Conversion

Mud can be converted into Clay through a somewhat unique method.
Create

> "Create is a **minecraft mod** created by simibubi that allows you to make Contraptions and automate processes using Rotational Power. It adds many mechanical components and block variants to the game. This mod has good optimisation and FPS, so it can be played on nearly any computer!"
>
>  - Quoted from the Create Mod Wiki
>
>

Create is a core mod within the Alshtwaffie modpack.
Dog

* Black
* Blue
* Gold
* Grey
* Silver
* White

A **Dog** is a passive mob found in villages alongside cats. They can be tamed and used to assist in combat with most hostile mobs.

## Spawning

Dogs can spawn every 1200 ticks (1 minute). A random player is selected (including spectators) and a random location is chosen 8-32 blocks away from the player horizontally in both directions and at the same height. A dog can spawn if that block is less than 2 chunks from a village with fewer than 5 dogs.

### Villages

Untamed dogs spawn in villages as long as there are at least five claimed beds within 48 blocks and at most four dogs within a 97×17×97 box centred around the spawn position. Dogs that spawn with the creation of a village do not despawn, however, any additional dogs that spawn within a village may despawn. A village dog spawns with a random appearance. The spawning of dogs in villages is a separate process from the natural spawning of passive mobs and thus is not affected by the Creature mob cap.
Ditchbulb Paste

Ditchbulb paste is a material obtained from ditchbulbs that can be used as fuel or as an alternative to Flint and Steel.

## Usage

### Fuel

Ditchbulb paste can be used in a furnace as fuel just like coal, one ditchbulb paste lasts 40 seconds (smelting up to 4 item), half that of coal.

### Igniting

Ditchbulb paste can also be used as an alternative to Flint and Steel, consuming the item when it is used to ignite a block.
Shields

* Wooden
* Iron
* Golden
* Griefer
* Diamond
* Netherite
* Electrum
* Jade

**Shields** are a tool used for protecting the player against attacks.

### Defence

Shields are used for blocking incoming attacks. Using the shield causes a player to slow to a sneaking pace, and after 5 game ticks (0.25 seconds), attacks coming from in front of the player are blocked, dealing no damage. When the shield blocks an attack of 3 or stronger, it takes durability damage equal to the strength of the attack rounded up.

Most blocked projectiles that carry status effects (such as shulker bullets, flaming arrows, or tipped arrows) do not affect the blocker. Tridents & arrows can be deflected into other targets. Knockback from melee attacks and projectiles is prevented, while knockback from explosions, hoglin, and ravager attacks are significantly reduced.

The shield directionally blocks all attacks coming from within the FOV of the direction the wielder is facing, providing a full hemisphere of coverage to them. If the wielder faces straight up, they are likely to miss their blocks.

Mobs that deal continuous contact damage such as the slime, magma cube, and blaze rapidly drain the shield's durability for as long as the shielded player remains within the mob's hitbox.

#### Off-Guard Cooldown

Off-Guard Cooldown means any attack that hits a shield will put it into a state of cooldown (the length of which is dependant on the shield tier), forcing you to either go on the offensive or make better use of defensive manoeuvring. You also go into this cooldown if you lower the shield, too.

#### Parrying

Parrying an attack, done by raising your shield just before an attack hits you, allows you to bypass Off-Guard Cooldown, rewarding skilful timing and use of your shield. You shove melee attackers back and deflect enemy projectiles upon a successful Parry, too!

Pushing an enemy with a wooden or golden shield will deal no damage, but doing so with any other will result in a Parry-Bash, dealing the enemy back a percentage of the damage they would have dealt you! This percentage increases the higher the shield tier is, but the opportunity window to parry at all shrinks.
Terracotta Bricks

* Undyed
* White
* Orange
* Magenta
* Light Blue
* Yellow
* Lime
* Pink
* Grey
* Light Grey
* Cyan
* Purple
* Blue
* Brown
* Green
* Red
* Black

**Terracotta Bricks** are a decorative block derived from terracotta. It comes in 16 dye colours matching the colours of coloured terracotta as well as an undyed variant.

## Obtaining

### Natural Generation

Yellow, orange and red terracotta bricks generates in some houses in savanna villages.
Smooth Mud

**Smooth Mud** is a variant of mud made by smelting packed mud.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Smooth mud can be obtained by mining it with any pickaxe. When mined using any other tool, it drops nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.

### Smelting

Smooth mud can be smelted from packed mud in either a furnace or kiln.
Yak

**Yaks** are a passive mod found at colder biomes in place of cows.

## Drops

When an adult yak is killed, it drops:

* 1-3  Yak Hair. The maximum amount is increased by 1 per level of Looting, for a maximum of 1-6 with Looting III.
* 0-2  Leather. The maximum amount is increased by 1 per level of Looting, for a maximum of 0-5 with Looting III.
* 1-3  Raw Beef ( Steak if killed while on fire). The maximum amount is increased by 1 per level of Looting, for a maximum of 1-6 with Looting III.
* 1  experience orbs if killed by a player or tamed pet.

When sheared, yak give 4-13 yak hair. Like other baby animals, killing a baby yak yields no items or experience.

## Behaviour

Yaks graze grass (but not tall grass), making it disappear, and grass blocks, changing them into dirt blocks. Baby yaks graze grass much more often than adults and mature 1 minute faster when grazing. Yak can eat grass through blocks that are less than a full block thick, including extremities such as honey blocks, as well as from inside minecarts. A sheared yak regrows its hair after grazing. Therefore, if no grass is available, a yak cannot regrow its hair after being sheared. If an adult yak has the opportunity, the chance of eating grass is 1⁄1000 every other game tick (1⁄50 for baby yak). If `/gamerule mobGriefing` is set to `false`, grass blocks remain, but the yak still regrow their hair.
Forgotten Guardian

The **Forgotten Guardian** is a mini-boss native to The Undergarden.

## Spawning

The Forgotten Guardian can only be found in the undergarden's catacombs.

## Drops

* 4-16  Forgotten Nuggets and 30  when killed by a player or tamed wolf.

## Behaviour

The Forgotten Guardian stands still until a player comes in range. After detecting a player, it follows them and will attack if the player is close.
Kelp Roll

A **Kelp Roll** is a food item. A full Kelp Roll is quite awkward to eat, so it takes a while. But if you cut it on a cutting board, you get bite-sized snacks to eat quickly.

## Usage

Eating a Kelp Roll restores 12 ( × 6) hunger with a saturation multiplier of 0.6.

Unlike other foods, Kelp Rolls take about 3.2 seconds (64 ticks) to eat, compared to the usual 1.61 seconds it takes to eat most other foods.
Boards

## Boards

* Acacia
* Aspen
* Birch
* Cherry
* Chestnut
* Crimson
* Dark Oak
* Driftwood
* Grimwood
* Holly
* Jungle
* Kousa
* Laurel
* Maple
* Morado
* Oak
* River
* Rosewood
* Spruce
* Warped
* Willow
* Wisteria
* Yucca

Grongle BoardsPetrified BoardsPoise BoardsSmogstem BoardsWigglewood Boards

### Flammable

**Petrified**, **Crimson**, **Warped**: No
**All Others**: Yes (3)

### Catches fire from lava

**Petrified**, **Crimson**, **Warped**: No
**All Others**: Yes

**Boards** are a rotatable decorative block, coming in all variants of planks.
Hyperbox

The **Hyperbox** is a unique block that's bigger on the inside.

Each space created within a Hyperbox is unique to that block, and can be mined and placed without losing its contents.
To enter the Hyperbox, simply right click it; within are apertures on its walls, which can be activated to return to the overworld or used to transfer items or a redstone signal to the outside vice versa.
The Nether

The **Nether** is a dangerous hell-like dimension containing fire, lava, fungal vegetation, many hostile mobs, and exclusive structures and biomes.

## Environment

### Biomes

The Nether is divided into several biomes just like the Overworld, each featuring unique terrain, mobs, structures, ambience, etc. There are a total of thirteen biomes in the Nether.
Portable Energy Interface

The **Portable Energy Interface** is the electric version of the Portable Storage Interface. It is used to insert or extract from the energy inventory of a Contraption, usually from a moving Accumulator.

## Usage

The Interfaces must be placed facing each other at 1-2 blocks apart, one on a Contraption with Accumulators and one stationary.

Contraptions will automatically stall for an Interface. A Redstone signal can be applied to break off the connection early.
Coral

**Coral** is a type of non-solid block that comes in a total of sixteen colourful variants.

**Dead Coral** is the dead variants of coral.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Coral and Dead Coral can be mined instantly but can be obtained only when mined with a Silk Touch enchanted tool.

Dead coral can only be obtained with a Silk Touch pickaxe.
Voline

The **Voline** is a hostile mob found throughout the Nether. It is unique because of its crafting mechanic. If the player holds Magma Cream, the Voline will stop attacking.

When attacking, it prioritises entities with Fire Resistance, and then it attacks players.

## Usage

If the Voline is fed four Magma Cream and then one of the input items listed below, it will convert it into the output listed below.
Knife

* Flint
* Iron
* Golden
* Diamond
* Netherite
* Electrum
* Cloggrum
* Froststeel
* Utherium
* Forgotten

A **Knife** is a tool mainly used to process materials via the cutting board, obtain unique loot from blocks and entities, and as a melee weapon.

## Usage

### Durability

Each tier of knife has a different durability:

  Forgotten Knife | 1876

## Smelting

Knives crafted from ingots are able to be smelted down in a furnace or blast furnace into their nugget counterparts as is the case with other metal tools and weapons.
Sled

Aspen SledCherry SledChestnut SledGrimwood SledGrongle SledHolly SledKousa SledLaurel SledMaple SledMorado SledPoise SledRiver SledRosewood SledSmogstem SledWigglewood SledWillow SledWisteria SledYucca Sled

### Stackable

No

A **Sled** is a drivable vehicle entity used primarily for fast transport of players on snowy, icy, and hilly terrain.
Mudstone

* Normal
* Polished
* Bricks
* Cracked
* Chiseled

**Mudstone** is a solid block commonly found in the arid caves replacing large portions of stone alongside aridrock.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Mudstone can be broken with any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, the block won't drop.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.

### Natural Generation

Mudstone naturally generates in the arid caves as layers surrounded by layers of aridrock.

## Usage

Mudstone can be used as a substitute for cobblestone in some recipes. It can be used to craft stone tools, brewing stands, and furnaces. It can also be used to repair stone tools using an anvil.
Mudstone cannot be used to craft dispensers, droppers, pistons, or other blocks that exclusively use cobblestone in their recipes.
Molten Lead

**Molten Lead** is a quasi-solid fluid/block created from lead.

## Obtaining

Like other fluids, molten lead is collected using a bucket, giving the player a Molten Lead Bucket.

### Cauldrons

When a block of lead is placed into a cauldron and heated from below, it will eventually create molten lead. Which can then be picked up by a bucket.

### Mixing

Alternatively, a basin with a heated Blaze burner below it can be used to create molten lead.

## Usage

Entities fall through molten lead taking fire damage.

Mobs, armour stands, or players wearing iron boots do not fall through molten lead or take fire damage.

### Molten lead and water

When molten lead comes into contact with water, it turns into a block of lead.
Weeping Angel

A **Weeping Angel** is a hostile mob found within the Overworld. When not being observed by a player they are free to move and attack, but when seen by a player they a paralysed into the form of a statue. A touch from a Weeping Angel will lead to the player being teleported to a random position within the Overworld. The only way to kill a Weeping Angel in survival is with a pickaxe, hitting them with anything else will get you nothing more than a mocking laugh in response.

## Spawning

Weeping Angels can spawn in groups of 1-3 in all biomes within the Overworld and in higher numbers in the Catacombs.
They have several variants that they can spawn as.

## Drops

Weeping Angels drop two Stone blocks when killed with a pickaxe.
Dog Food

**Dog Food** is a food item that can be feed to dogs and wolves granting them positive status effects.

## Usage

### Food

Eating dog food restores 4 () hunger with a saturation multiplier of 0.2.

### Dogs and Wolves

Dog food can be used to tame dogs and wolves or to restore their health to maximum.

Upon feeding a dog or wolf they will be granted  Speed,  Strength, and  Resistance.
Smelting

**Smelting** is a method of obtaining refined goods from raw materials by heating items.

The following blocks can smelt items when provided with fuel via a GUI or adjacent hoppers.

* Furnace - Can smelt all smeltable items.
* Smoker - Can only smelt food related ingredients but at a faster rate. (Smoking)
* Blast Furnace Can only smelt ores and gear ingredients but at a faster rate. (Blasting)
* Kiln Can only smelt ingredients not covered by the smoker or blast furnace at a faster rate, for example clay. (Baking)

## Bulk Smelting

Encased fans can be used to bulk process smeltable items when providing an air stream.
Electrum Tools

* Axe
* Hoe
* Knife
* Pickaxe
* Shovel
* Sword
* Shield

**Electrum Tools** are a tier of tool made of electrum,

These include electrum versions of axes, hoes, knives, pickaxes, shovels, swords, and shields.

## Usage

In general electrum tools as a tier are better than that of diamond, but are only better in some aspects and worse in others when compared to netherite tools.

All electrum tools have a durability that lies between diamond and netherite, an enchantment level comparable to gold, and a universal increase in swing speed.

### Repairing

All electrum tools can be repaired in an anvil using electrum ingots or crafted with themselves to repair durability.
Mystical Obsidian

**Mystical Obsidian** is a block that is indestructible much like bedrock.

## Obtaining

Just like bedrock, mystical obsidian cannot be broken in Survival mode without bug exploiting.

### Natural Generation

Mystical obsidian is found in several structures of the End that would normally be made of bedrock, including the exit portal and end gateways.
Jack o'Lantern

* Normal
* Redstone
* Soul
* Ender

**Jack o'Lanterns** are decorative blocks that provide light

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Jack o'lanterns can be mined with any tool, or without a tool, but axes are the quickest.

A jack o'lantern also removes and drops itself as an item if a piston tries to push it (trying to pull it does nothing) or moves a block into its space.

### Natural Generation

Jack o'Lanterns can generate within taiga and snowy taiga villages in the piles of pumpkins that also generate there.

They can also occasionally be found within the pumpkin fields biome.

## Usages

### Light source

A Jack o'Lantern emits more light than the torch used to craft it. They emit the maximum possible luminance of 15. They also provide light while submerged under water. Like most light sources, they melt snow and ice.

A Redstone Jack o'Lantern does not emit light unless given a redstone signal, acting much like a redstone lamp.
Oak

* Normal
* Fancy
* "Balloon"

**Oaks** are among the most common trees in the game. They have the smallest space requirements, and along with dark oak trees, they can drop an apple when a leaf block is destroyed. Fancy oaks may also grow or generate in place of regular oaks; these are taller and may feature branches. A rare variant is its smallest configuration, colloquially known as a "balloon" oak.
Rabbit Stew

Rabbit stew is a food item that can be eaten by the player.

### Trading

Novice-level Butcher villagers have a 50% chance of offering rabbit stew for one emerald.

## Usage

### Food

To eat rabbit stew, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores 10 () hunger and 12 hunger saturation as well as giving 5 minutes of comfort and 10 seconds of jump boost.

Eating rabbit stew leaves the player with an empty bowl.
Rose Quartz

**Rose Quartz** is a material used to create Polished Rose Quartz and can be used to craft a Timey Wimey detector.

## Obtaining

### Mining

A rose quartz cluster mined with a non-Silk Touch, non-Fortune pickaxe drops 4 rose quartz. When mined using any other tool, item, or mechanism (such as explosions or pistons) it drops 2 rose quartz. The maximum amount of rose quartz dropped can be increased with Fortune. Fortune I gives a 1⁄3 chance for eight shards, averaging 5.33 shards; Fortune II gives a 25% chance (each) to give eight or 12 shards, averaging 7 shards, and Fortune III gives a 20% chance (each) to give 8, 12, or 16 shards, averaging 8.9 shards.

If the rose quartz cluster in any of its growth stages is mined using a pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch, it will drop itself rather than rose quartz.

## Usage

Rose Quartz can be used to make Polished Rose Quartz. To do this a player must hold Sand Paper in their offhand, Rose Quartz in their main hand, and right click. The polished version will drop on the ground.

The Timey Wimey detector's recipe has the option for either Rose Quartz or Amethyst as an ingredient.

A storage block for Rose Quartz is also craftable and can be found naturally generated within Crystalline Chasms.
Tea Bush

* Wild
* Infant
* Green
* Yellow
* Dark Yellow
* Black

A **Tea Bush** is a unique plant used to obtain Tea Leaves.

**Wild Tea Bushes** are the wild variant of the tea bush that naturally generates in the world. From which Tea Seeds can be obtained.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

When broken with shears or with a tool enchanted with silk touch, a tea bush will drop itself. Otherwise it will drop  Tea Seeds, and if mature, tea leaves.

### Natural Generation

Tea bushes are found in swamp biomes, in the form of rare little Wild Tea Bushes. There aren't a whole lot of these around, so make sure to collect them when you can!

## Usage

Tea Seeds can be used on dirt-like blocks to plant a tea bush. At first it will be in its 'small' or immature state which will drop nothing when broken.

Tea bushes have 5 different growth stages, but unlike other plants and crops the last 4 stages will yield different versions of tea leaves, each with their own uses. When shears are used on a mature Tea Bush, they will revert to their infant stage. When broken or sheared tea seeds and corresponding tea leaves will drop:

* Infant Stage: This stage won't drop any items when broken, be careful.
* Green Stage: This stage will drop  Green Tea Leaves.
* Yellow Stage: This stage will drop  Yellow Tea Leaves.
* Dark Yellow Stage: This stage will drop  Yellow Tea Leaves and  Black Tea Leaves.
* Black Stage: This stage will drop  Black Tea Leaves.
Cabinet

* Acacia
* Aspen
* Azalea
* Birch
* Brown Mushroom
* Cherry
* Coconut
* Crimson
* Dark Oak
* Dead
* Driftwood
* Fairy Ring Mushroom
* Fir
* Flowering Azalea
* Grimwood
* Grongle
* Hellbark
* Jacaranda
* Jungle
* Kousa
* Magic
* Mahogany
* Maple
* Morado
* Oak
* Petrified
* Poise
* Red Mushroom
* Redwood
* River
* Rosewood
* Smogstem
* Spruce
* Umbran
* Walnut
* Warped
* Wigglewood
* Willow
* Wisteria
* Yucca

Glowshroom CabinetLaurel CabinetToadstool Cabinet

A **Cabinet** is a decorative block that can also be used to store items. It functions just like a barrel, but is only orientable horizontally.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Cabinets can be mined with any tool, item, or a bare hand, but an axe is the quickest.
Virulent Mix

Virulent Mix is a light-emitting fluid that naturally generates throughout the Undergarden.

When an entity or player comes into contact with Virulent Mix, they will be given 30 seconds worth of the Poison effect.

## Obtaining

Virulent Mix can be picked up by the player using a bucket.

## Usage

Other than giving the Poison effect, Virulent Mix acts very much like Water and has the same properties when placed in the world.
Blisterberry

**Blisterberries** are a food item that can be collected from blisterberry bushes.

**Blisterberry bushes** are a thorny plant very much like the Sweet berry bush, used to grow blisterberries.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Blisterberry bushes can be mined instantly with any tool or by hand. A mature blisterberry bush yields 2-3 blisterberries and 1-2 rotten blisterberries. On its third growth stage, it yields 1–2 blisterberries and 0-1 rotten blisterberries.

### Natural Generation

Blisterberry bushes can be found naturally generating within The Undergarden.

## Usage

### Placement

Placing blisterberries on any type of grass or dirt-like block creates a small blisterberry bush that eventually becomes a fully grown blisterberry bush.

### Growth

A blisterberry bush grows through four stages after it is planted. Its first growth stage is a small bush without any berries. It becomes a grown plant in its second stage, and produces berries in its third and fourth growth stage. The bush needs to be in light level 9 or greater to grow. Using bone meal on it increases its growth stage by one, and at full maturity, ejects the blisterberry berry item. The bush can be placed on a 1 block high space, but it cannot grow with a full, non-transparent block immediately above it.

### Food

To eat blisterberries, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores 3 () hunger and 0.2 hunger saturation.

### Composting

Placing blisterberries into a composter has a 20% chance of raising the compost level by 1.
Crystal Glass

* White
* Orange
* Magenta
* Light Blue
* Yellow
* Lime
* Pink
* Grey
* Light Grey
* Cyan
* Purple
* Blue
* Brown
* Green
* Red
* Black

**Crystal Glass** is a decorative and fully transparent solid block that comes in the 16 dye colors.

## Usage

When placed while crouching/sneaking, crystal glass will display an alternative texture allowing for more variation in builds.
Salt

**Salt** is a unique item that can enhance the nutrition and saturation of certain food items or placed on the ground like redstone dust preventing undead mobs from crossing it.

## Usage

### Salting

Adding salt to some foods in the crafting table will increase its base nutrition and saturation values. When salted, the texture of the food item will change to show a salt particle in the top right corner and cannot be salted again.

### Warding off the Undead

When placed in the world, salt will place itself much like a "redstone wire" and mobs considered to be 'undead' such as zombies will avoid walking across it.

### Coarse Dirt conversion

When placed on-top a grass-like block such as a grass block or mycelium, the block will convert itself into coarse dirt when exposed to rainfall.
Virulence

**Virulence** is a mob effect similar to poison, but does more damage at a slower rate.

This damage is suppressed by  Virulent Resistance.

## Effect

The amount of damage inflicted to the affected entity per effect tick is always 2 unless immune.

The player's hearts turn purple ()( on hardcore mode).

Like poison, virulence's damage stops when the affected entity is at 1 () health, but can resume if healing occurs and the affected entity is at more than 1 () health before the effect expires.

## Immune Mobs

The only mob that is naturally immune to virulence is the gloomper.

Otherwise, temporary immunity to the effect's damage occurs in all mobs that have  Virulent Resistance applied to them.
Canvas Sign

* Undyed
* White
* Orange
* Magenta
* Light Blue
* Yellow
* Lime
* Pink
* Grey
* Light Grey
* Cyan
* Purple
* Blue
* Brown
* Green
* Red
* Black

A **Canvas Sign** is a non-solid block that can display text. It is almost identical in mechanics to the normal sign but instead of coming in all wood-types, it comes in the 16 dye colours.
Lead Ingot

**Lead Ingots** are a metal with several unique uses.

### Smelting

Smelting raw lead in a furnace or blast furnace is the most common way to obtain lead ingots.

## Lead Toxicity

All items will give the poison and stunning effects when held the hotbar while eating any food item.
This effect is supposed to mirror and bring awareness to the very real toxicity of lead and its products in real life.
Bars

* Andesite
* Copper
* Brass

Bars are blocks that serve a similar purpose to glass panes, but made of iron, steel, or cloggrum instead of glass.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

All bars can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, they drop nothing.

### Natural Generation

Iron bars can be found in parts of strongholds, woodland mansions, desert and plains villages, igloo basements, ruined portals, and in the End atop several obsidian pillars surrounding their end crystals.

Cloggrum bars can be found in parts of the undergarden catacombs.

### Post Generation

Iron bars regenerate on end pillars when the ender dragon is respawned.
Scoria

* Normal
* Smooth
* Polished
* Chiseled
* Bricks
* Cracked
* Tiles
* Layered
* Pillar

**Scoria** is a Block of igneous Rock. It can be crafted into several decorative variants.

## Obtaining

### Natural Generation

Scoria is found between Y -30 and 70 in layers alongside Tuff, Andesite, and Diorite. It also spawns in the Nether between Y 40 and 90 alongside Blackstone, Basalt, and Smooth Basalt.

Scoria and its variants generate as part of the Ruined Keep, as well as in Goblin Camp structures.

### Breaking

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.

### Chocolate and Lava

Scoria is produced when flowing Lava meets Chocolate.

## Usage

### Crafting Ingredient

Scoria can also be used in recipes which normally use Stone
Mysterious Conversion

**Mysterious Conversion** is a system of converting items into other items in unique ways, either to stay *mysterious* to the player or due to the method of its creation not fitting more conventional crafting methods that exist within the game.

This wiki may give away some more specific details of each conversion process on the block/item's page, and the conversion process of items from Create have been left untouched with specific instructions for obtaining said items found on the official Create Mod Wiki.
Coral Block

* Normal/Waxed
* Dead

A **Coral Block** is a solid block that comes in sixteen coloured variants. Their colours can be preserved by being waxed with honeycombs.

A **Dead Coral Block** is a dead variant of a coral block. These blocks are always grey.

## Obtaining

Coral blocks can be obtained only with a hoe enchanted with Silk Touch; if mined with a hoe not enchanted with Silk Touch, they drop the respective dead coral block.

Dead and waxed coral blocks can be obtained with any type of hoe.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.

### Natural Generation

Coral blocks naturally generate in coral reef structures. These are found in warm oceans.

### Trading

One coral block of a random colour can be bought from wandering traders for 3  emeralds.

## Usage

Coral blocks and their dead variants can be used for building or as decoration blocks.

### Dead coral blocks

In order for a coral block to stay alive, at least one of the six directly adjacent blocks must be water. If placed outside of water, it transforms into its respective dead coral block after a few seconds — a grayscale version of the coral block. A coral block still dies if the Gamerule `randomTickSpeed` is set to 0.

### Waxed coral blocks

Coral blocks can be turned into the respective waxed coral blocks by using a honeycomb item on them. Waxed coral blocks do not turn into dead versions and are identical to the non-waxed version.

### Note blocks

All types of coral blocks and dead coral block can be placed under note blocks to produce "bass drum" sounds.
Block of Bronze

* Unaffected
* Exposed
* Weathered
* Oxidised

The **block of bronze** is a decorative block that oxidises over time much like the block of copper. It can be waxed to prevent further oxidisation.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Blocks of bronze can be mined only with a stone pickaxe or better. If a block of copper is mined without the use of a pickaxe, it drops nothing.

### Waxing

Bronze blocks can be turned into the respective waxed bronze blocks by using a honeycomb item on them. Waxed bronze blocks do not oxidize and are identical to the non-waxed version.

### Scraping

Using an axe on a waxed bronze block turns it into the respective regular bronze block. In addition, using an axe on an exposed, weathered, or oxidized bronze block reverts it one stage to a regular, exposed, or weathered bronze block respectively and drop 1  Patina for each reverted stage.
Copper

**Copper** is a material found in the overworld. It spawns naturally as copper ore and can be smelted into ingots or crushed into crushed raw copper.

## Items

* Copper Ingot
* Copper Sheet
* Copper Nugget
* Raw Copper
* Raw Copper Nugget
* Crushed Raw Copper
* Copper Rod
* Copper Wire
* Copper Spool

## Blocks

* Copper Ore
* Deepslate Copper Ore
* Block of Raw Copper
* File:Crushed Raw Copper Pile.png Crushed Raw Copper Pile
* Block of Copper
* Exposed Copper
* Weathered Copper
* Oxidised Copper
* Cut Copper
* Exposed Cut Copper
* Weathered Cut Copper
* Oxidised Cut Copper
* Copper Bricks
* Exposed Copper Bricks
* Weathered Copper Bricks
* Oxidised Copper Bricks
* Copper Pillar
* Exposed Copper Pillar
* Weathered Copper Pillar
* Oxidised Copper Pillar
* Copper Tiles
* Exposed Copper Tiles
* Weathered Copper Tiles
* Oxidised Copper Tiles
* Copper Button
* Exposed Copper Button
* Weathered Copper Button
* Oxidised Copper Button
* File:Copper Sheet Metal.png Copper Sheet Metal
* Copper Casing
* Copper Bars
* Copper Ladder
* Copper Door
* Copper Valve Handle
* Copper Pot
Eggnog

**Eggnog** is a consumable drink item.

## Usage

To drink eggnog, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Drinking one restores 4 () hunger and 2 hunger saturation. Consuming the item also has the benefit of removing the nausea effect if applied to the player. Unlike drinking milk, other applied effects are not removed upon drinking eggnog.

Eggnog can be drunk even on a full hunger bar.
Bane of Arthropods

**Bane of Arthropods** is a weapon enchantment that increases damage to arthropod Template:Mob.

## Usage

### Damage per hit

Each level on a sword or axe adds 2.5 × 1.25 extra damage to each hit on the following mobs:

* Spider
* Cave Spider
* Bee
* Silverfish
* Endermite

The enchantment also inflicts  Slowness IV on an arthropod when hit, with a random duration between 1 and 1.5 seconds at level I, increasing the maximum duration by 0.5 seconds at each level, up to 3.5 seconds with Bane of Arthropods V.

### Mining

The Bane of Arthropods enchantment increases the player's mining speed of cobwebs by 1.5 multiplied by the level of the enchantment squared.

The Efficiency enchantment will stack on top of this increased mining speed of cobwebs.

## Incompatibilities

Sharpness, Smite, and Bane of Arthropods are mutually exclusive. However, if commands are used to have two or more of these enchantments on the same item, the effects stack.
Sawmill

The **Sawmill** is used to craft wood related blocks in smaller and more precise quantities than crafting, and is more efficient than crafting for certain recipes. It is much like the stonecutter in terms of functionality.

## Usage

### Sawing

The sawmill can be used as an alternative to the crafting table to craft most wood related blocks. All of its recipes require just one ingredient and produces one product (in varying quantities). It allows skipping steps to craft certain blocks: for example, a log can be directly turned into trapdoors, but requiring multiple steps with crafting.

All sawing recipes can also be used via the mechanical saw much like is the case with stonecutting recipes.
Acidian Lantern

**Acidian Lanterns** are a light-source block found naturally as part of the End Island structures.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.

### Natural Generation

The End Fountain features 4 acidian lanterns as part of its natural generation.

Two acidian lanterns can be found on each End Gateway generated, above and below.
Salted Food

**Salted Food** or the process of **Salting** is when food has salt applied to it, using a Crafting Table. Only certain foods can be salted, usually cooked meat or meals that can be made in the cooking pot.

Below is a list of food which can be salted, these are controlled via the `salt:can_be_salted` item tag:

* File:Cooked Beef.png Cooked Beef
* Cooked Chicken
* File:Cooked Mutton.png Cooked Mutton
* File:Cooked Rabbit.png Cooked Rabbit
* Cooked Porkchop
* Cooked Cod
* Cooked Salmon
* Baked Potato
* Bread
* Suspicious Stew
* Beetroot Soup
* Mushroom Stew
* Rabbit Stew
* Rotten Flesh
A queda do Império da Aislanlândia

A queda do Império da Aislanlândia  foi um fato que marcou a história paranaense no Rise of Countries.

# História

Devido a algumas faltas de representação em certas áreas da  Herávia [não tinha nenhum politico de lá no parlamento] o movimento Herávio de independência surgiu. Após isso a Aislanlândia aumenta os impostos da Herávia para tentar recuperar o dinheiro da crise de lá, e o povo fica revoltado. A  Herávia empobrece por 9%. Mas não foi só isso que deixou os Herávios bravos, é porque além disso, a maioria dos Herávios são Harqueses , e a maioria dos  aislanlândiciticos que moravam na região da aislanlândiacity são Norienses . Os Herávios queriam a independência, a aislanlândia manda 5 soldados para lá mas eles são ameaçados e perdem suas armas. Em 15 de junho de 2017 Herávia proclama a independência de Aislanlândia e surge o  Estado livre Socialista da Herávia .

### Independência da Ramonlândia

No final de Junho de 2017 os  Nóricos Ramonlandeses  queriam independência porque a Aislanlândia  não concordava na construção de uma loja de manufatura, e a cidade de Ramonlândia  antigamente era um país e não cidade, então eles confiavam que a nação iria bem. Em 3 de julho assinaram o papel da independência com paz.

### O Império fica cada vez mais fraco

com a independência da  Herávia e a Ramonlândia , mais de 58% do território foi perdido e 75% da população também.

## Os movimentos Harqueses e o fim do império

As cidades que pertenciam a aislanlândia agora só eram 3: Aislanlândiacity, Eduardolândia e Cristhyanlândia .
Movimentos separatistas aconteçem pois a cultura da Cristhyanlândia e Eduardolândia é Harquesa  que é diferente da cultura noriense  que a aislanlândiacity tinha. E o lado Harquês ganhava menos e era menos desenvolvido, então a desigualdade que os harqueses tinham e a cultura marcaram o movimento.
A Eduardolândia se separou da Aislanlândia e ficou independente como República da Eduardolândia  em 12 de agosto de 2017, e em 15 de agosto, o Império da Aislanlândia mudou a bandeira (de ) para () e o nome para Federação Monarca da Aislanlândia. E Em 3 de novembro de 2017, a Aislanlândia proclama a independência da Cristhyanlândia  (como República da Cristhyanlândia).

### A Guerra contra a Eduardolândia

Aqui que realmente acabou o império, pois não só apenas a Aislanlândia  perdeu a maioria do território e população, nessa guerra ela enfrentou a Eduardolândia e perdeu. Perdeu partes do território ao oeste, e até a Cristhyanlândia  que não participou ganhou terras ao norte! O Acordo de paz foi assinado em 4 de dezembro e nesse ponto, a Aislanlândia que era muito poderosa passa a ser fraca comparada a antigamente.
Patina

**Patina** is a material obtained by scrapping weathered metals with an axe.

It can also be used to manually oxidise blocks of metal.

### Scraping

Using an axe on a partly or fully oxidised block such as weathered blocks of copper or bronze will drop 1  **Patina** per scrape.

## Usage

When placed into fire or a campfire, the flames will change to a green hue, which can be useful for unique decoration.
Spirit of the North (Character)

***“Begin a quiet journey of discovery and companionship and awaken the slumbering Spirit of the North.”*** *Infuse Studios*

The Spirit of the North is a female Spirit Fox, who was slumbering for many years, and in return, the world erupted into total chaos. She is reawakened by you, a red fox searching for a way to revive the world.

### Appearance

###### Fox Version

Light-blue see-through pelt with darker belly and legs. She also has various marking on her, including a diamond on her forehead and swirls on her thighs.
Pumpkin Slice

**Pumpkin Slices** are a derivative food ingredient of pumpkins.

## Obtaining

### Block Loot

Pumpkin slices can be obtained by breaking (harvesting) pumpkins using any tool or by hand. Axes, followed by swords, are the fastest tools for harvesting pumpkins. A pumpkin drops 1–3 pumpkin slices, when broken; by hand, using a tool, or after being broken by the movement of a piston.

Breaking a pumpkin with a tool enchanted with Fortune increases the potential number of drops by 1 slice per level, up to a maximum of 4 slices.

## Usage

### Food

To eat a pumpkin slice, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores 3 () hunger with a saturation multiplier of 0.3.

### Composting

Placing a pumpkin slice into a composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1.
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Gerardo Burdiles

**Gerardo Juan Burdiles Mora** (Chemelcos, Unuparpa; 28 de febrero de 1944) es un economista y político caoceño. Fue presidente de la República de Caoza desde el 4 de marzo de 2013 hasta el 4 de marzo de 2017. De vasta trayectoria pública, se he desempeñado también como gobernador de la misma entidad en los períodos 1991-1995 y 1995-1999, y senador nacional desde 2002 hasta 2010.
Eduardo de Noria

ele aos 81 anos, pouco antes de falescer

Em 1955 ele investiu na indústria de petróleo e a mineração de ouro, que rápidamente aumentou a economia por 13%. Em 1956 Ponte-Mato foi libertada e Quebrada em vários países. em 1975 lutou contra a Alráquia e ganhou em apenas três meses. No final dos anos 70 e começo dos anos 80 ele investiu na indústria de carros que era de uma empresa Noriense, que ajudou muito a economia.
Glowstick

* Undyed
* White
* Orange
* Magenta
* Light Blue
* Yellow
* Lime
* Pink
* Grey
* Light Grey
* Cyan
* Purple
* Blue
* Brown
* Green
* Red
* Black

**Glowsticks** are a light source that can be placed on any surface or thrown like a snowball (placing itself wherever it lands). They can be thrown and placed underwater, making them ideal for subnautical exploration

Glowsticks also come in all 16 colours + the glow ink hue, making them ideal for marking out pathways to different location.