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Crafting Tables

Crafting tables in the Midnight are completely identical to their Overworld counterparts, as both are a utility block used to craft items within a 3×3 grid.

## Appearance

Unlike those in the Overworld, crafting tables from the Midnight are highly varied with numerous types being craftable. These range from wood types like shadowroot to planks made from fungal stems such as nightshrooms.

This block can be made from various Planks obtained trough breaking Logs and Mushroom Stems

## Usage

Pressing use on a crafting table will open the 3×3 crafting grid that allows the player to craft many more items than are available in the inventory crafting grid, which is only 2×2. The grid can also be used to combine two or more damaged items to repair their durability. This is done by combining two damaged items of the same material side-by-side, and putting the result in one's inventory. Despite not requiring experience, any enchantments present on either items will be wiped in the process.

In addition to what was stated above, crafting tables can be used as fuel in furnaces, smelting for 1.5 operations.

## History

 0.4.0
 0.4.4
  The textures of dead wood, nightshroom, viridshroom, and dewshroom crafing tables have been changed

## Gallery

all crafting tables currently in the moda shadowroot crating tablea dark willow crating tablea dead wood crating tablea nightshroom crating tablea dewshroom crating tablea viridshroom crating tablea bogshroom crating table
Soleils de Kyushu

Le système Kyushu est constitué de deux soleils. Ils sont tout deux de petite taille, mais l'un est beaucoup plus massif que l'autre. le plus léger à une teinte bleuté tandis que le second émet une lumière blanche.

## Caractéristiques de Kyushu I

Masse: 0.0823 fois le soleil

Taille: 0.705 fois le soleil

Température de surface: 23000°K

Luminosité: 0.0325 fois le soleil

## Caractéristiques de Kyushu II

Masse: 0.730 fois le soleil

Taille: 0.690 fois le soleil

Température de surface: 6000°K

Luminosité: 0.193 fois le soleil
Jeu en ligne

## Présentation

Le jeu en ligne ce fait sur roll20, un site internet qui propose une interface de jeu assez complète. Il vous faudra pour ceux qui ne l'on pas encore fait vous y inscrire ici: https://roll20.net/

Sur Rôle20, les joueurs on la possibilité d'avoir une feuille de personnage intégré à Roll20. Par contre c'est au joueur de la remplir lui même. Le MJ ce réfère toujours aux feuilles de perso classique. Ce n'est pas obligatoire, mais une fois fait cela peu faciliter certaine chose en terme de jeu. De préférence, il me faut un avatar pour les joueurs en ligne, a envoyer au MJ. cet avatar servira de token (le pion symbolisant le personnage).

## Commande Roll20

- Lancer un dé: "/r [nombre de dés]d[valeur du dé]. Exemple, pour lancer un dé cent: "/r 1d100"

Il possible d'appliqué les bonus et malus au dé ajoutant la formule de math qui correspond. Par exemple si je vous dit que les dégât de votre attaque c'est un dé 10 plus 5 la commande sera: "/r 1d10+5"

En soit c'est simple et beaucoup de combinaison sont possible.

- Lancer un dé uniquement visible par vous et le maitre du jeu: "/gmroll [nombre de dés]d[valeur du dé]"

En gros c'est la même chose mais en écrivant "/gmroll" au début.
Exemple: si je vous dit fait un jet de perception en caché vous tapé: "/gmroll 1d100"

- Dire quelque chose en privé au maitre du jeu: "/w gm [votre message]. Après je vous cache pas que je prefere utilisé Discord ou Steam pour les messages privé qui me son dédié.

- Dire quelque chose en privé a un autre joueur: "/w [nom du joueur] [votre message]
Exemple si Papy veux dire "coucou" en privé à Tim Keitel il va tapé: "/w Tim Keitel coucou"

Si je me souvient bien l'interface Roll20 a une interaction simplifiant cette commande facile d'utilisation.

- Pour écrire une interaction Role play: /me [action rôle play]

C'est surtout pour le fun, exemple:

Si Slift veut dire qu'il est en train de dansé il tape: "/me est en train de danser". Il apparaitra dans le chat de Roll20 "Slift est train de danser"

Il est aussi possible de faire des macro, mais ça je vous laisse cherché de votre coté ou je pourrai vous expliqué un peu en vocal hors jeu.

En gros ça peut permettre de faire apparaitre un bouton sur votre interface Roll20 qui jet le dé que vous désiré ou autre.

Les macro de base son assez simple à mettre en place.

(les joueurs on par défaut vous la macro pour lancé 1d100 et 1d100 caché)
Deceitful Snapper (Disambiguation)

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The term "Deceitful Snapper" May refer to the following items

* Deceitful Snapper: the deceitful snapper mob

* Deceitful Snapper (Item): the deceitful snapper item, spawned when the player or another entity kills the mob version of a deceitful snapper
Ebonite Block

## Overview

Ebonite blocks are a Mineral storage block used to store ebonite. They can be crafted by combining five crystals of Ebonite on the grid of a Crafting Table

## Uses

Ebonite blocks currently have no uses other than to decrease inventory clutter and can only be crafted back into their base item

* Ebonite

## History

 0.4.0
 0.6.0
Forgotten Library

## Structure

Giant library structured somewhat like a labyrinth, has a central room with lava chalice pillars, book rooms, hallway and stairs, and fountain rooms, currently no loot. Uses all nightstone manufactured stuff variants, dead wood bookshelves, lava, virilux block

## Loot

These libraries draw from the loot pool below:

Forgotten Library Loot
Glob Fungus Hand

Glob fungus hands are a type of food item found in the Midnight that restore 1 hunger point. They were introduced in Beta 0.3.0 and can be obtained by breaking Glob Fungus Hyphae.

## Uses

### Farming

Glob fungi can be bonemealed to grow giant glob fungi. The fungus's caps can then be destroyed and will have a chance to drop both glob fungi as well as glob fungus hands. The hands can be eaten, although this only restores half a hunger bar, making them an ineffective food source. Using a glob fungus hand in a Composter has a 30% chance to raise its level by 1.

Because of how large the giant fungi variants are, they can be utilized to create pseudo farms within the dimension. This allows the hands to become more useful to the player because of their abundance.

## Crafting

Glob fungus hands can be used to craft the following:

### Blocks

* Glob Fungus Hyphae
* Glob Fungus Thatch
Rifts

Rifts are a form of interdimensional portal used to travel between the Overworld and the Midnight

## Structure

Rifts are unique as they are one of the only structures that generate in more than one dimension (the other one being Ruined Portals. They generate with malignant plant blocks and are speckled with the occasional glowing plant block or bloodroot. This structure has a pit of varying sizes, and four tall tendrils reaching up towards the sky. It is here that the player will find a coating or portal blocks, which only activate at night.

This structure can be either found naturally generating in a player's world (they happen to be quite sparse) or manually created by clicking a block with a Dark Pearl. Upon using this mechanism, all blocks except for bedrock will be replaced by the rift. It would be wise to beware of this mechanic, and avoid creating the rift near any player-made structure, or natural terrain you want to preserve.

## Old Rift Entity

> *See also: Removed Features*
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Prior to Beta 0.5's rift overhaul, the player would access the Midnight through temporary, entity based portals. These would occasionally generate Rifters, who would travel towards the closest passive or neutral mob to drag back into the portal and kill. The generation of these gateways could be prevented by placing luminescent blocks, or by permanently setting the time to day, as these entities only spawned at night.

Old rifts could be easily summoned by the command /summon midnight:rift

## History

 0.2.0
* Compasses are now attracted to nearby rifts
 0.3.0
 0.4.0
 0.5.0

## Gallery

An old rift in a Beta 0.2 deceitful bog]]A development teaser featuring a prototype of the reworked rift structureCloseup of a post Beta 0.5 riftThe oldest iteration of rifts (Alpha 0.1.0)An alpha 0.1 rift that caught on fire in a molten crater biome
Archaic Shard

Archaic shards are an ore item added in Beta 0.3.0 that is used for crafting purposes as well as decoration.

## Source

Archaic shards can be mined from archaic ore, which can only be found in trenchstone boulders. These boulders can be found in black ridges, obscured peaks, and obscured plateaus. Roughly 0-2 bocks of archaic ore spawns in the boulder, making them decently rare to find. The shards will only drop when mined with a Pickaxe made of Iron/Ebonite tier tool or higher. If a Pickaxe is enchanted with silk touch, then the ore will need to be smelted in either a furnace, nightstone furnace, or blast furnace in order to obtain the shards.

## Uses

Currently, archaic shards can only be used to create archaic glass and its variants, as well as for other decorative purposes.

## Crafting

Archaic Shards can be crafted into the following items

* Archaic Glass
* Archaic Glass Pane
Hikari

Hikari est un planète perdu dans le nuage de Gaz du système Honshu. Sa force gravitatielle créé
beaucoup de mouvement de gaz dans son alentour. Après analyse, il n'y a pas de
ressource très intéressante sur Hikari.

## Caractéristiques

Taille: 1 fois environ la terre (6381 km de rayon)

Température moyenne: -102°C

Pression atmosphérique: no atm

Gravité: 1.10g

Période de rotation: 78 jours

Période orbitale : 41 mois

## Gravité

La gravité est a peine supérieur à celle de la Terre.

Règle:

Pas de modification
Polished Nightstone

Polished nightstone is a manufactured block that was added in Beta 0.6. This block can be made in to stairs, slabs, and walls, while also having a unique chiseled and pillar variant. This chiseled block acts as a replacement to the old chiseled nightstone bricks

## Obtaining

### Natural Generation

Polished nightstone and their variants can be found generating in small ruins, forgotten libraries, and ruined gatehouses

## Gallery

polished nightstone on the top of a gatehouse]]a polished nightstone chalice holding lava]]a fountain made out of polished nightstone in a forgotten librarya chiseled polished nightstone engraving
Nightstag

Charged

* Easy: 5 (  )
* Normal: 8 (  )
* Hard: 12 (  )

Nightstags are magnificent, dark, elk-like animals that live throughout the Midnight.

## Behavior

Nightstags tend to spawn in groups of two or three. They can also be seen accompanied by fawns, who will follow an adult until it grows up. Each individual member of a herd can have different colored horns depending on the biome they spawn in. Nightstags are passive until attacked and if this happens all surrounding Nightstags will attack the player with their horns. This attack induces a debuff called darkness and greatly shortens a player's view, although not as much as blindness. Like sheep, nightstags can be seen eating the Midnight's Grass, which afterwards turns into Dirt. Nightstags will follow players who are holding any variety of unstable fruit and can be bred by feeding them it.

## Breeding

Nightstags can be bred by feeding two adults standing near one another with lime, cyan, or light blue Unstable Fruit. Like normal vanilla animals, nightstags can not breed again until five minutes after producing the fawn.

**Fawns** are the baby versions of nightstags and look like miniature versions of their parents, including the horns. A fawn's growth can be accelerated but feeding them Unstable Fruit until they eventually mature.

## Trivia

* Despite being neutral, nightstags are some of the most dangerous mobs in the Midnight
* The dark blue horned variant of the nightstag can only be found in Runebush Groves
* Orange horned nightstags can only be found in Deceitful Bogs
Giant Mushroom

Come in three sizes: giant, mega, and colossal. offer a large hoard of mushroom planks, mushrooms, and their caps. Only gint mushrooms can be renewed: the mega and colossal sizes are only found with the natural terrain generation. Bogshrooms dont have a mega or colossal configuration, only variants of the giant size
Raw Tenebrum

## Overview

Raw nagrilite can be obtained by mining Tenebrum Ore without a silk touch enchantment. The pickaxe used must at least be made out of ebonite (iron and above also works). This item can be further processed by placing it in a lit furnace, where it will then convert into a Tenebrum Ingot.

## Crafting

Raw Nagrilite can be crafted into the following:
Ebonite Arrow

**Ebonite arrows** are the projectiles required to use a Dark Bow

## Mechanics

Fired arrows will stick into any object they come in contact with, and will remain there for one minute before disappearing. When firing arrows, the distance from the object and the angle shot determines how far into the arrow will go, and the direction from which the shaft will protrude out of the object. Arrows that have been fired by a player that hits a block are retrievable, and they will never break. Arrows that hit a player or mob cannot be recovered and will vanish.

Arrows can bounce off some entities, such as minecarts, rockshroom shields, or damage-immune mobs. Players can damage themselves with their arrows by firing one directly up and standing still. When shot through lava, these projectiles will catch aflame and show an appropriate animation. They can sequentially set other entities on fire when hit. When shot through the water, arrows on fire will be extinguished.
Simuspace

Un SimuSpace est un espace de réalité virtuel où les transhumains peuvent s'implanter pour interagir avec un monde virtuel ou avec d'autre transhumains. Il existe beaucoup de SimuSpace différent dépandant du réseau au quel on se connecte. Sur les réseau officiel il existe des Simuspace célèbre de grande envergure. Le plus célèbre est I-Life.
Liquids

The Midnight dimension introduces two new liquids.

* **Dark Water** is the Midnight's version of water and can be found in Deceitful Bogs and Warped Fields. Unlike water, two diagonally adjacent sources of Dark Water will not produce more source blocks where they meet. Dark Water removes any water in its path, but it behaves the same as water when interacting with lava. Dark Water produces Trenchstone when it runs into Miasma. If Miasma runs into Dark Water, it produces Nightstone.
* **Miasma** is the Midnight's version of lava. It can be found in large craters throughout the surface and pools in the lowest parts of the underground. Miasma flows faster than lava, and flowing into lava will produce Miasma Surface. However, in situations where lava can flow into Miasma and not vice versa, no block will be produced.
Cooked Suavis Slice

Cooked suavis slices are food items that can be obtained by using a furnace, nightstone furnace, smoker, or campfire to cook a raw suavis slice.

## Mehcanics

Unlike their raw counterpart, cooked suavis slices are safe to eat and do not give any sort of effect (looking at you nausea). They restore 5 (  ) hunger points, which is 2 more than the uncooked variant.

## Trivia

* Cooked suavis is one of the first two food items added in the Midnight Mod, with the other being raw suavis
Dark Bow

Dark bows are a ranged weapon that can be crafted from dark sticks. These weapons are used to give the player an advantage when fighting in situations that require combat from afar.

## Overview

Dark bows can be used to attack mobs, using the ebonite arrows found in a player's inventory. To fire the bow, hold down right-click to charge the shot, then release to fire. A bow can be used 385 times before it breaks. The damage and range depending on how far back the arrow was drawn. For best results, shoot at maximum charge. A fully charged bow can be identified in two ways. First, the bow is fully charged when it stops the drawing animation and begins shaking, or the bow's arrow, when shot, will leave a particle trail, much like that of a critical hit when jumping and attacking with a sword.
Nightshroom

Nightshrooms are a vibrant, purple fungus. They generate in both vigilant and fungal forests

## Mechanics

Despite spanning less biomes than their other fungal cousins, nightshrooms are very abundant. They are one of the main forms of ground cover in vigilant forests, one of the most common biomes. The block gives off a light level of 12 and like most others, exists in either a short or tall form. The tall form can then be further grown, with the fungus significantly increasing in size. This results in the block transforming into a Giant Mushroom structure.

Nightshrooms are one of the many fungi one can use to tame a Slink

## Crafting

Nightshrooms can be used to create Nightshroom Powder. The use of this material is to create a weapon known as a Spore Bomb, which applies various debuffs depending on the powder type used.

## Gallery

nightshrooms by a dark willow treenightshrooms from the vigilant forest next to a rockshroom colonynightshrooms in the fungi forest
Nightstone Furnace

**Nightstone Furnaces** are utility blocks used to smelt various Midnight ores and foods.

## Overview

While Nightstone furnaces are similar to the vanilla Furnace, it only accepts Dark Pearls as fuel, and cannot be used to smelt any non-Midnight item. Likewise, Midnight items cannot be smelted in vanilla Furnaces.

## Crafting

* 1 Nightstone Furnace can be crafted with a circle of 8 Nightstone.

## Gallery

Lit Nightstone FurnaceNightstone Furnaces in-game
Deceitful Snapper

Deceitful snappers are a lilac, fishlike mob that spawns in shallow water pools in the deceitful bog, and sometimes in it's connecting biomes.

## Behavior

Deceitful snappers swim around aimlessly in schools like normal overworld fish until approached by a player. The fish then can choose either to remain neutral or become provoked. When provoked, the snapper quickly jumps out of the water and bites at the player with its leech-like teeth. Afterward, it drops back to the ground and becomes neutral as if nothing happened.

Like other aquatic mobs, deceitful snappers can be picked up in a bucket, resulting in a bucket of deceitful snapper.

When out of water, deceitful snappers will flop around at a 90° angle like other fish and will eventually start to suffocate and then die if they don't return to safety.

## Trivia

Deceitful snappers look like a hybrid between a fish and a leech.
Hades

Hades est une planète du Système Sigma 19. Elle a pour planètes jumelle Cérébus, dont l’atmosphère semble composé en très grande majorité de méthane. Dont la densité varie, ce qui semble créé des mouvement nuageux de grande ampleur a leurs surfaces. Les Scientifique reste encore perplexe sur la configuration actuelle des deux planètes. Elles sont difficilement accessible même pour des sondes, car elle se situe dans le nuage radioactif de Donryu.

## Caractéristiques

Taille: 6095km de rayon soit 0.957 fois la Terre

Température moyenne: -147°C

Pression Atmosphérique: 0.747 Atm

Gravité: 1.46g

période de rotation: 59h environ

Période orbitale: 13.6 Jours par rapport à Cérébus, et 37,3 ans par rapport à Sigma 19EA

## Orbite et rotation

Une année sur Hades ou Cérébus est difficile a définir, car elles se tourne l'une autours de l'autre. De même que les journées sont a temps variable, car les planètes s’éclipse successivement et sont éclairé par deux soleils au position variable dans le ciel.

## Gravité et Pression Atmosphérique

La gravité a la surface de Hades est une fois et demi plus forte que la moyenne pour un transhumain. Et la pression atmosphérique est plus légèrement plus faible rappelant en surface a de la haute altitude. Personne de connu ne s'est aventuré en personne sur Hades, même si bien équipé il serait hypothétiquement possible de foulé sont sol, personne ne l'ose du au forte radiation local.

## Météo et Climat

### Météo

Les scientifiques estiment qu'il y aurait de grand vent à la surface de Hades et donc de nombreuse tempête, ouragan et peut être même tornades géante

### Climat

La plus part du temps il fait très froid a la surface de Hades. Les température pourrait être abordable lorsque Sigma 19 EB ce trouve au plus proche de la planète (même si elle reste en dessous de 0°C).
Mushroom Stem

Mushroom stems are a strong, fibrous block that generates as part of giant mushrooms.

## Mechanics

Unlike their smaller counterparts, fungal stems are not flammable. They are a renweable block due to the Fungal Caps dropping their respective mushroom type.

## Uses

Mushroom stems can fill a variety of building niches due to the many species available. The block can additionally be crafted fungal planks made out of Nightshrooms, Dewshrooms, Viridshrooms, Bogshrooms, and Moonshrooms. This additional use exponentially furthers this block's usefulness and building potential.

## History

 0.3.0
 0.4.0
 0.6.0

## Gallery

the stemmed base of a mega viridshrooma long bogshroom stema viridshroom kneethe underside of a giant dewshroom with fungal roots
Well

Wells are a reservoir of water found randomly generating throughout the Midnight. These structures were added in Beta 0.4, but then disabled in Beta 0.5.8 along with the Shadowroot Guard Tower.

## Overview

Wells can generate in any biome, but are most commonly seen in black ridge and night plains. This structure has a roof made out of Nightstone Bricks, supports made out of Planks, and a 2x10x2 pit of Dark Water. Other than the few blocks listed here, the structure is quite barren. This structire has no loot and only serves to build an aesthetic.

## History

 0.5.8
Deceitful Snapper (Item)

Deceitful snappers are an edible type of fish that was added in Beta 0.3.0.

## Source

Deceitful Snappers, like any other fish, can be found while fishing in any body of water. However, they can only be caught while in the Midnight because of the dimension's different fishing loot pool. To help increase the odds of obtaining this fish, fishing rod enchantments (*Lure* and *Luck of the Sea*) can be added to a fishing rod. With an unenchanted fishing rod, the chance of catching a deceitful snapper is approximately 2.0%. Players can additionally kill deceitful snapper mobs to get the item, though this is a less efficient way of obtaining it than fishing and the snappers will jump out at you because of their hostile nature.

## Uses

### Food

Despite being edible, deceitful snappers cannot be cooked. It restores half a bar of hunger when eaten and is impractical compared to other foods. However, the fish can be slightly helpful if a player has a whole stack of them, or if they are the only available food source in an emergency situation. In addition to restoring hunger, the fish also has a #% chance to bite back. When this happens the player sees visuals similar to when a totem of undying is consumed and is applied with \_\_\_ # for # seconds.

### Breeding

In addition to being eaten by players, deceitful snapper can also be used It can be used to tame stray cats. It is used the exact same way as any fish from the base game and does/does not apply the payback effect.

## Trivia

* Rank wise, deceitful snappers are the second worst source of food in the dimension, with the first being unstable fruit
Logs

## Overview

Logs are naturally generated blocks that make up various living and dead trees. These blocks are non-flammable (likely as an adaptation to the midnight’s climate) and are essential for the creation of planks. Albeit the log's similarities to the Overworld's trees, its interior design looks radically different.

This block also comes in a stripped and six-sided wood variant

## Obtaining

Logs can be mined by hand, but the process can be sped up by the usage of an axe. Stripped logs can be obtained by clicking a normal log with axe, while six-sided bark blocks (wood) are made by putting four logs in a crafting table

## Trivia

* Dead wood is the only wood type that is non-renewable

## History

 0.4.0
 0.6.0

## Gallery

shadowroot wood variantsa shadowroot tree's trunk in a bogshadowroot logs in the crystal spiresdark willow wood variantsa dark willow trunkNightshrooms on a willowa dead tree stump with various Fungal Shelvesa fallen log in a vigilant foresta dead tree in the night plains
Deceitful Peat

**Deceitful peat** is a soil block found generating exclusively in deceitful bogs

## Mechanics

This block is typically found generating in large patches. These patches can sometimes intersect with patches of Deceitful Mud, creating a blending effect. Deceitful peat can be found at the edges of water pools, but never completely submerged.

Like most other soils, this block can support a variety of flora

## Trivia

* Despite not being able to be placed on this block, Deceitful Algae can sometimes be found generating on deceitful peat in Beta 0.5.11

## Gallery

Deceitful Algae generating on top of peatdeceitful peat blending with Deceitful Mudpeat at the edge of a pool of Dark Water
Blocks

These are all of the blocks added when the Midnight mod is active

## Organics

### Shadowroot

* Shadowroot Sapling
* Shadowroot Log
* Shadowroot Leaves

### Dark Willow

* Dark Willow Sapling
* Dark Willow Log
* Dark Willow Leaves
* Dark Willow Hanging Leaves

### Dead Wood

* Dead Wood Log
* Dead Sapling

### Vegetation

#### Normal

* Deceitful Moss
* Bogweed
* Night Grass
* Lumen Bud
* Violeaf
* Runebush
* Deceitful Algae
* Unstable Fruit Bush
* Dragon’s Nest

#### Mineralized

* Fingered Grass
* Crystal Flower
* Crystal Lotus

#### Other

* Ghost Plant
* Tendrilweed
* Suavis
* Malignant Plant Block
* Malignant Flora

### Nightshroom

* Nightshroom
* Nightshroom Stem
* Nightshroom Shelf
* Nightshroom Cap

### Viridshroom

* Viridshroom
* Viridshroom Stem
* Viridshroom Shelf
* Viridshroom Cap

### Dewshroom

* Dewshroom
* Dewshroom Stem
* Dewshroom Shelf
* Dewshroom Cap

### Bogshroom

* Bogshroom
* Bogshroom Stem
* Bogshroom Shelf
* Bogshroom Cap

### Glob Fungus

* Glob Fungus
* Glob Fungus Hyphae

### Other Fungi

* Bladeshroom
* Rockshroom
* Mistshroom

## Soils

* Midnight Grass Block
* Midnight Dirt
* Midnight Coarse Dirt
* Midnight Mycelium
* Deceitful Peat
* Deceitful Mud

## Stones and Minerals

### Stone variants

* Nightstone
* Trenchstone
* Miasma Surface
* Bloomcrystal Rock
* Bloomcrystal
* Rouxe Rock
* Rouxe Crystal

### Ores

* Dark Pearl Ore
* Archaic Ore
* Ebonite Ore
* Nagrilite Ore
* Tenebrum Ore

## Liquids

Dark Water

Miasma

## Manufactured

### Ore Blocks

* Archaic Glass
* Archaic Glass Pane
* Dark Pearl Block
* Ebonite Block
* Nagrilite Block
* Tenebrum Block

### Planks and Thatches

Bookshelf

* Shadowroot Planks
* Dark Willow Planks
* Dead Wood Planks
* Nightshroom Planks
* Viridshroom Planks
* Dewshroom Planks
* Bogshroom Planks
* Glob Fungus Thatch

### Stones and Bricks

* Nightstone Bricks
* Trenchstone Bricks
* Rockshroom Bricks

### Redstone & Transportation

* Nightstone Lever
* Doors
* Trapdoors
* Pressure Plates
* Buttons
* Ladder

## Utility

### Crafting Tables

* Shadowroot Crafting Table
* Dark Willow Crafting Table
* Dead Wood Crafting Table
* Nightshroom Crafting Table
* Viridshroom Crafting Table
* Dewshroom Crafting Table
* Bogshroom Crafting Table

### Storage

* Shadowroot Chest
* Dark Willow Chest
* Dead Wood Chest
* Nightshroom Chest
* Viridshroom Chest
* Dewshroom Chest
* Bogshroom Chest
* Hidden Cache
Nagrilite Nugget

Nagrilite nuggets are an item used for crafting nagrilite ingots.

## Obtaining

Nagrilite nuggets can be obtained by placing a nagrilite ingot into a crafting grid, breaking it down into 9 nagrilite nuggets. They can also be obtained by smelting nagrilite tools in a furnace, blast furnace, or nightstone furnace. This process gives the player back a single nagrilite nugget, similar to the vanilla tool and armor smelting process.

## Uses

Nagrilite nuggets can currently only be crafted into their respective ingot:

* Nagrilite Ingot
Rockshroom Clump

Rockshroom clumps are one of the most versatile resources in the Midnight. It can be obtained by finding and mining rockshroom colonies, which can be found throughout the dimension.

## Uses

As stated above, rockshroom clumps can be used for many things. It can be used to create utility items like rockshroom shears, unique buckets, and a type of shield. They can also be crafted into a full armor set that has the same stats as chainmail armor. Another purpose is to make rockshroom bricks for protection and/or building aesthetics.

## Crafting

Rockshroom clumps can be crafted into the following things:

### Utility

* Rockshroom Shears
* Rockshroom Shield
* Rockshroom Bucket

### Armor

* Rockshroom Helmet
* Rockshroom Chestplate
* Rockshroom Leggings
* Rockshroom Boots
Strange Sand

Strange sand is a common physics-obeying block that can be found in dark rivers and oceans.

## Sources

Strange sand can be found in large patches next to and in the Midnight's rivers and oceans. These patches highly resemble sand patches from the Overworld, with the exception of usually being larger

## Mechanics

Strange sand can be broken by hand, but a using a shovel allows it be to gathered faster. Being a physic-obeying block, strange sand will turn into a falling block entity if there is no block supporting it from beneath. The sand will fall until it hits a solid block, at which point it will revert into a normal block. However, if the sand lands atop a sporch, it will turn into a collectable item. Strange sand can be used to make traps as it has the ability to suffocate the player and other entities.

Though strange sand cant be directly crafted into anything, it can be smelted in a furnace to make strange glass.
Miasma Surface

Miasma surface is a naturally generating block found only in Miasma Craters and is surrounded by Trenchstone. The block gives off a light level of 2 and causes continuous damage while being stepped on, much like a magma block.

## Usage

Miasma surface currently has no crafting recipes, but can be used in traps to ward off hostile mobs
Spore Bomb

Spore bombs are a craftable weapon that ignites and then explodes # seconds after being thrown. Were added in Beta 0.3.1 and can be crafted by mixing dark pearls with the four commonly obtainable mushroom powders. Currently this combination can create nightshroom viridshroom dewshroom and bogshroom spore bombs, which each with their own unique effect.

## Uses

### As a projectile

As mentioned above spore bombs are an explosive that can apply different effects depending on the Mushroom Powder used. They harness the stored up energy from the dark pearls and the chemicals released by the mushroom's various spores to create a potentially deadly effect cloud. To begin ignition, the bombs need to be thrown and will become primed upon impact. During this short moment the bomb will make a hissing area and will start to flash white, similar to a creeper or TNT when it is about to explode. When the projectile detonates, a cloud of spores is released that applies debuffs.
Bogshroom

Bogshrooms are an orange fungus found exclusively in deceitful bogs

## Mechanics

Bogshrooms come in two sizes: short and tall, and are obtainable without the usage of shears. They can be placed on any dirt-based soil block and emit a light level of 12. Like many other mushrooms, tall bogshrooms can be repeatedly bonemealed until they eventually transform into Giant Fungi.

Can be used to tame Slinks

## Uses

### Farming

Bogshrooms can be farmed by breaking Bogsroom Caps, these can then be bonemealed to provide Bogshroom Stems and Planks for building purposes.

## Crafting

In addition to being a useful building material, bogshrooms can also be converted into a powder using any crafting grid. These powders can be used to create Spore Bombs, which in turn give special effects

## History

 0.3.0
 0.6.0

## Gallery

a bogshroom on a Dark Willow stema gathering of bogshrooms
Hunter

The hunter is a navy blue, flying mob that spawns at high altitudes in the Midnight. It looks a lot like Mob B (The Monster of the Night Skies) in how it has two large wings attached to its torso as well as a long, segmented tail which includes a stinger appendage.

## Behavior

Hunters spawn alone or rarely in groups of two in areas of high altitude. When they spot a player or any other mob, they will begin to dive and strike their prey with their stinger.

Hunters prey of choice are nightstags and they can often be seen dropping in to ambush them, however they often attack other mobs

Upon being stung, an effect called tormented is applied to the target. It acts much like poison as the prey will suffer damage over a period of time.

## Drops

If killed, hunters can drop their wings. An item which can be cooked and are a good source of food, albeit hard to obtain due to the animal's relative scarcity

## Trivia

* Hunters actually never use their mouth to attack their target. Most of its damage comes from the tormented effect.
Slink

Slinks naturally spawn in vigilant forests, fungi forests, and runebrush groves

Naturally spawned slinks are untamed and if provoked will attack the player

* It is possible for tamed slinks to teleport to an inaccessible location (such as being trapped underwater) and be injured or die of suffocation as a result. This happens when the slinks considers transparent blocks, such as glass, or half-blocks, to be open.
* slinks cannot teleport when they are sitting

### Camouflage

Upon spawning, slinks will appear invisible to the player until they approach the mob. It will then become translucent and sometimes become opaque. Surprisingly, mobs like Hunters can still detect and prey on slinks even when they are invisible

### Taming

slinks can be tamed by feeding it any type of fungi in the Midnight. The number of fungi fed until tamed is random.

## Breeding

Tamed slinks at full health can be bred using fungi

The growth of baby slinks can be slowly accelerated using any type of fungi. Each use takes 10% off the remaining time to grow up.

Breeding two slinks that recognize someone else as an owner causes the kit to also be owned by the owner of the original two slinks. If two tamed slinks with different owners are bred, the owner of the kit is the owner of the younger parent slinks.
Bladeshroom Spores

Bladeshroom spores are an item used to farm bladeshrooms, a fungus used to obtain bladeshroom caps. They can be obtained by breaking bladeshrooms, which yeilds # to # spores). They can also be obtained by putting a bladeshroom cap into the crafting grid, which gives the player # spores.

## Farming

When left alone, spores planted on any solid block will grow to become a fully grown bladeshroom, which then can be harvested. Bladeshroom spores can be placed on any block and in any direction. Planted spores no not have a specific light level to be able to grow, nor do they need hydration.

When fully grown, bladeshroom crops will drop 1 bladeshroom cap as well as # to # spores. If they are harvested too early, they will drop spores upon being destroyed, but no bladeshroom caps will be dropped.
Planks

Planks are one of the easiest non-natural blocks to obtain. They function as both material for structures and an ingredient in crafting. Tree planks are made from various logs, while the fungal ones are made from giant mushroom stems. Being a renewable resource, the player can farm these respective blocks upon obtaining their respective sapling or mushroom.

## Crafting

All planks can be created by putting a block or more of wood in the crafting grid (either a Crafting Table or a player's inventory grid) and clicking the product section. When this is done, four planks are recovered per log. The block appears as a series of interconnected planks and is good for building various types of buildings

## Obtaining

### Natural Generation

 Shadowroot planks generate as part of:

* Shadowroot Guard Towers, where they are used as the walls, table, and fence of the structure
* Wells, as the support pillars for its roof

 Dark willow planks generate in:

* Wells, used as pillars to support the roof

 Dead wood planks compose:

* Wells, smart way to hold up the brick roof

## History

 0.1.2
 0.4.0
 0.4.4
 0.6.0

## Gallery

shadowroot planks generating as part of a [[Well]a well made of dark willow planksan old concept image for bogshroom planks
Bloomcrystal Rock

Bloomcrystal blocks are a pink, crystalline cube found exclusively in the Crystal Spires biome. They are found in either clumps or spire formations and give off a light level of 14.

## Uses

Currently, bloomcrystal rocks are useless and can only function as decoration. The same can be said for its crystals, however this may change in a future update.

## History

 0.6.0
Malignant Flora

## Overview

Malignant flora are a category of five various plants that spawn around Rifts. Other than serving as a decorative lighting source (they emit a light level of 12) these blocks have no in-game use

## History

 0.6.0
 Removed malignant wallflower

## Trivia

* the technical name for malignant wallflowers was midnight:malignant\_wallflower
Bulb Angler

Bulb anglers are an unused fishlike mob that can only be spawned using a spawn egg in the creative inventory or by commands. Like an anglerfish in the real world, their bulb gives off a faint glow, making the mob easy to spot.

## Behavior

As of beta 0.5.11, bulb anglers are like their normal overworld fish counterparts because they swim aimlessly and flap their grublike tail and pectoral fins while swimming. Currently, they are passive towards the player, but this may change in the future.

Like most aquatic mobs, bulb anglers cannot survive out of water. Outside of water, they flop around until they eventually start to suffocate and die.

## Trivia

* These mobs were neutral when first added, but then changed to being passive
* Bulb anglers secretly have a toothy mouth in their texture file
Sporch

**Sporches** are blocks that can be used to light up areas, they behave exactly like vanilla Torches.

They come in Nightshroom, Dewshroom, Bogshroom, and Viridshroom variants, although each function the same.

## Crafting

* 1 Dark Stick and 1 Mushroom Powder can be used to craft 2 sporches corresponding to the type of Powder used.
Saplings

Saplings are a small version of trees that given enough time, will grow into a large Tree.

## Mechanics

Saplings can be placed on any viable soil block (Night Grass, Night Dirt, Deceitful Mud, etc), but are unable to be placed on stony or metallic blocks

With the exclusion of dead saplings, all of the Midnight's saplings can be obtained by breaking a mother plant's leaves. Likewise, the sapling can be left to grow naturally, or can be sped up using bonemeal. It should be noted that these saplings aren't flammable.

## Uses

### Building Material

Due to saplings eventually becoming a giant trees, they can be used to farm Planks and Logs to build structures. The only exception to this would be dead saplings, as they are deceased. Because of this, dead wood and it's respective planks are limited.

## Trivia

* Despite existing in the texture files since Alpha 0.1.0, dead saplings remained unused until Beta 0.6

## History

 0.6.0
 Dead saplings are no longer unused and are added to the game

## Gallery

a shadowroot sapling next to a full grown treea size comparison between a dark willow sapling and its full-grown forma dark willow sapling next to some Nightshrooms
Violeaf

Violeaf is a purple fern that is found in vigilant forests and their variants.

## Mechanics

Violeaf is unique because of it being only half of a cross block. The plant can be broken without shears.

Violeaf can be placed on these blocks as well as their Overworld variants.

* Midnight Grass

* Midnight Dirt

* Midnight Coarse Dirt

* Midnight Mycelium

* Podzol

## Uses

### Suavis Antigen

When a player steps inside of it with the nausea debuff, it will cure you. Upon doing this, plant will shed its leaves and take some time to regrow them. This is especially useful because when breaking or jumping on top of Suavis, as it releases chemicals that cause nausea. Doing this grants the advancement “herbal remedy”.
Chests

**Chests** are blocks used to store items and other materials, and are created using Planks on a Crafting Table

## Usage

A small chest has 27 slots of inventory space, and a double chest has 54 slots. A chest cannot be opened if there is an opaque block above it, nor can a chest be opened while an ocelot or cat is sitting on them. Unlike regular chests, these cannot be equipped on any species of equestrian or lamas.

Chests can be placed under Note Blocks to produce the "bass" sound.

## History

 0.1.1
 0.4.0
 0.4.4
 0.5.10
 The texture of dead wood chests has been changed

## Trivia

* in Alpha 0.1.0, there used to be a bug that when broken, shadowroot chests would display the enchanting table language particles
Cooked Stinger Egg

Cooked stinger eggs are a food item that can be obtained by using a furnace/nightstone furnace/smoker or campfire to cook a stinger egg. Upon being eaten, they restore <6 hunger points>

## Source

To aquire a cooked stinger egg, the player must either collect a unhatched stinger egg from the Midnight's large caverns or kill a stinger before cooking it. After being cooked they are safe to eat and unlike their uncooked variant, they are actually edible.

## Trivia

* Scrambled stinger eggs are green
* Cooked stinger eggs are edible, but their regular variant isn't
Rift Portal Block

## Overview

Rift portal blocks were added in Beta 0.5 and are the only block that can take you to the Midnight. Like the old Rifts, these blocks will only open up and spew out spores when the time is set to night. When it is day, players are able to pass over the dormant blocks without sinking in. On the contrary, active rifts will not support the player, similar to how an end portal frame behaves.

These blocks cannot be found in the creative inventory and can only be placed using the /setblock command, or through the use of inventory editors.

## Gallery

An active layer or portal blocksPortal blocks when in their dormant state
Strange Glass Pane

## Overview

Similar to Archaic Glass Panes, this block is an almost flat version of Strange Glass. Like the beforementioned block, these panes can be crafted by placing six blocks of strange glass in a Crafting Table, yielding 16 panes. When placed without anything on the sides of it, it will appear in the shape of a dot, but when something is placed on the sides of it, it will become a square or a tall rectangle depending on the blocks surrounding it.

Silk touch is required to obtain this block
Pressure Plates

A **pressure plate** is an item that can be used to activate certain features when it is stepped on. It activates redstone components next to itself and the block it is on. The most common use of a pressure plate is to open a door of some sort.

There are currently five types of pressure plates. The first three are wooden, rockshroom, and stone. Wooden pressure plates are made from two wooden planks in a horizontal line, with rockshroom brick and stone ( nightstone/trenchstone ) plates being made in the same fashion. Wooden pressure plates are different from stone and rockshroom ones in that the former can be activated with Items and arrows, but the latter cannot; they both, however, are activated by players and mobs.

## Weighted Plates

The last two types are nagrilite and tenebrum. These are **weighted pressure plates**, which emit a different Redstone signal strength depending on how many entities are on the plate (a stack of items still counts as one entity). The signal strength emitted is as follows:

## History

 0.4.0
 0.4.4
 0.6.0
  The texture of nightstone pressure plates has been changed
Archaic Ore

**Archaic Ore** is a type of ore found inside Trenchstone boulders, which dot the surface of mountainous biomes in The Midnight.

Despite being somewhat rare, archaic ore blocks can me mined with any pickaxe. When broken, the ore drops 1 Archaic Shard, a material which can then be crafted into Archaic Glass. Thankfully, the amount of shards can be increased by 1 for every level of Fortune.

## Triva

* Despite being encased in Trenchstone, which has a blast resistance of 200, archeic ore blocks only have a blast resistance of 5

## Gallery

A block of archaic ore inside a Trenchstone Boulder.
Midnight Coarse Dirt

## Overview

**Coarse Dirt** is a variation of Dirt that is currently unused, but used to be found in fungi forests during a terrain experiment in Beta 0.4.7. Like coarse dirt from the Overworld, coarse dirt from the Midnight doesn't allow any sort of growth to take over it, only allowing separate flora to exist adjacent to it.
Rifter

Rifters are a tall decaying plant monster that is slightly taller than the player and dominates the terrain of the Midnight. Even though they are able to walk, the developers have explicitly stated that these creatures are a plant.

## Behavior

Rifters are hostile to the player and have a far longer range of vision than most normal mobs. Rifters move lightly faster than normal vanilla zombie when charging at the player, but still resort to melee combat. They have a decently high hp range and because of their adept vision can quickly spot the player and gang up on them. When killed, rifters drop nothing other than experience.

Rifters are the only mob in the Midnight that can actively utilize Rifts. They can also be seen capturing passive animals and taking them into the rifts, killing them upon reaching the Midnight.

## Trivia

* If you look closely, rifters have a slightly visible face with visible eye tissue and a mouth
Deceitful Mud

Deceitful mud is a block commonly found generating on the bottom of water pools, as well as on the surface of deceitful swamps and marshes

## Mechanics

Deceitful mud slows the movement of any player or mob that is on its surface, and players will sink slightly into the block while they are walking on it. the mud has a height of 15⁄16 of a block, which means that a player cannot walk onto a slab while they are on soul sand without jumping first. This also means that a player can not get off of the block while they are holding down the sneak key unless they jump.

## History

 0.6.0

## Gallery

a bug where Deceitful Algae would generate on top of muddeceitful mud blending with Peat
Rendium Ore

Rendium ore is the source of geodes: an item that can be thrown at a wall to receive rendium shards

## Mechanics

Rendium ore can be found generating from y levels #-# and can be mined with a shadowroot or stronger pickaxe. Upon breaking, a single geode is dropped. This effect can be increased with the fortune enchantment and can yield up to three geodes.
Stinger

Stingers are a cavernous black and green scorpion mob that spawns underground in the grand caverns.

## Behavior

Stingers move at about the same speed as a spider and make creeping noises as they move around. Unlike their arachnid cousins, stingers are always hostile towards the player, regardless of the time of day. They make a loud hissing sound a lot like a spider which makes them easy to locate. Stingers can see through blocks like spiders which renders them more dangerous. Alone, stingers aren't that powerful and only deal half a heart of damage, but they can defeat a player by ganging up and swarming together.

In addition to spawning naturally, stingers can spawn from large eggs littering the cavern floor and are hard to deal with because of their small hitbox. As time, passes, the stinger becomes larger and larger until reaching about the same size as a cave spider. In total, there are 5 seprate molts until a stinger achieves it's max size. Each time a stinger molts, it gains 4 extra HP, making the mob harder to deal with.

Upon death, stingers can drop their eggs which can then either be cooked or placed down and will eventually hatch.

## Trivia

Despite being called a stinger, these scorpion mobs never attack players with their stinging appendage and only pince them with their claws.