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Agiosite Bricks

* Aether II

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**Agiosite Bricks** are the brick form of Agiosite.

## Obtaining

Agiosite Bricks require a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it will drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, then the mining will be slower and it will drop nothing.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

## Issues

Issues relating to Agiosite Bricks are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Agiosite Bricks there.
Fence

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Fences** are a wall block made out of wood.

## Obtaining

Fences can be broken by hand, but using an axe will speed up the process.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### **Natural generation**

Fences naturally generate as a part of some structures in the Aether.

## Usage

Fences appear to be one block tall and have a hitbox height of one block, but their collision detection for mobs is 1.5 blocks tall. That means mobs cannot jump over them. They are transparent to light and have visual gaps.

Fences will occupy the center of a block and automatically connect to any solid block that is placed next to it. Fences will not connect to fences of other materials.

Fences have smaller hitboxes, so they will allow mobs to breathe underwater even when submerged.

## Issues

Issues relating to Fence are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Fence there.

## History

 1.10b1 | Now has a numerical-id of 4141 and the name-id is now `skyroot_fence`.

## Trivia

* The Book of Lore description for Aether fences in the original *The Aether* mod is always the same, no matter the actual material they're made out of.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.9 Pre-release: Added blocks for Aether Fences (Holystone, Mossy Holystone, Icestone, Skyroot, Carved Stone, Angelic, and Hellfire)
* 1.9 Pre-release 2: Typo fixed for Skyroot Fence
* 1.9 Pre-release 3:
	+ Icestone Fences added to pickaxe efficiency list
	+ Aether axes now work on Aether Fences
	+ Aether Pickaxes now work on Holystone Brick Fences

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Cloud Sentry

**Cloud Sentries** are mobs that protect the player until death. By using a Cloud Staff, a player can spawn two Cloud Sentries. They follow the player, floating over either of the player's shoulders and attacking any other mob that damages the player. Once spawned, Cloud Sentries will continue following the player until killed or otherwise removed. If you use the Hammer of Notch while the Cloud Sentries are next to you they will die, since the Hammer of Notch has such a big hitbox. They drop icestone on death.

**They are hidden in the code for now, however it is unknown if they will become fully functional.**
Dungeon Key

Type
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 Data Value

**Dungeon Keys** are crucial items in the *Aether*, needed to gain access to the Slider's room.

## Obtaining

Bronze Keys and Guardian Keys are only legitimately obtainable through commands or inv-editors.

## Usage

Dungeon Keys are dropped by the three mini-bosses in Slider's Labyrinth, which are Slider Host Mimic, Sentry Guardian, Labyrinth's Eye. They are not physical items but instead appear on the HUD when obtained. They resemble the unused Guardian Key and three of them are needed to open the entrance to the Slider's room, so all three must be defeated before getting to fight the Slider.

## Trivia

* In the original Aether Mod, the color of the key corresponded to the dungeon type (Bronze, Silver and Gold)
* Slider Host Mimic and Labyrinth's Eye used to have their own corresponding keys, but later updates removed them in favor of a singular key system.

## Data values

Dungeon Key's data values are:

  Guardian Key

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.04: Dungeon Chests now no longer consume keys
* 1.9 Pre-release 2: Dungeon Chests now consume keys
Highlands Ice

* Aether II

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**Highlands Ice** is a type of translucent block found in Arctic Peaks.

## Obtaining

Highlands Ice does not require a pickaxe to mine, but using one speeds up the process. Highlands Ice will not drop anything unless mined with a Silk Touch pickaxe, which will cause it to drop itself.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### Natural generation

Highlands Ice will naturally generate as frozen lakes in Arctic Peaks biomes, replacing normal lakes. Highlands Ice will also generate underground in large veins in caves.

### Snowfall

In the Arctic Peaks biome, snowfall will cause any water to freeze into Highlands Ice randomly with the proper conditions (such as light level).

## Issues

Issues relating to Highlands Ice are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Highlands Ice there.
Aerwhale

Spawn

**Aerwhales** are peaceful, whale-like creatures found in the *Aether*. These gentle creatures drift through the skies, forever swimming through paradise.

## Spawning

Aerwhales spawn far below or above island surfaces, typically unseen by players but can be found flying around under the bottom of islands or above them high in the sky.

## Behavior

Aerwhales behave as they did before, and generally fly around aimlessly but occasionally make bellowing whale calls. Aerwhales are not immune to fire and will make loud deep bellowing cries when taking damage.

## Trivia

* Aerwhales no longer drop their associated music disc.

## Issues

Issues relating to Aerwhale are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Aerwhale there.

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.1: Fixed not spawning
* 1.7.10-1.2: Removed

## Gallery

* An Aerwhale in the current indev version
* An Aerwhale in Aether I
* The Aerwhale's size compared to the player
* The new aerwhale and aerwhale baby texture.
Aechor Plant

Drops

**Aechor Plants** are hostile mobs native to the The Aether.

## Spawning

Aechor Plants spawn on Aether Grass and in multiple groups of 1-3 plants. They also spawn in different sizes, and larger Aechor Plants have more health. The difference in sizes, however, can be difficult to notice.

## Behavior

Aechor Plants cannot move at all. Instead, they attempt to shoot you with poison darts, much like Cockatrices. While easy to avoid, a group of them can easily do quick damage, and without food, they can be deadly. They can be right-clicked with a bucket to get Poison, which can be used to craft your own Poison Darts and smelted for Remedy Buckets. When killed, they drop Aechor Petals. If spawned on anything besides Aether Grass (including tall grass), Aechor Plants will automatically die.

## Trivia

* The Aechor Plant is the first mob added that was "rooted" down.
* A modder who was originally worked on the mod went and made a mod of his own, the Bellthorn. This added a static flower mob with the same model as the Aechor Plant that shoots poison darts at you. The Aechor Plant is heavily based off of this mob.

## Issues

Issues relating to Aechor Plant are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Aechor Plant there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Now are more common

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.2: Aechor Plants now spawn like mobs rather than animals
* 1.7.10-1.5: Fixed an issue where Aechor Plant poison couldn't be harvested
* 1.7.10-1.6: Fixed Aechor Plants incorrectly consuming buckets

### **Upcoming**

* 1.10b9: Color has been changed to purple to match it's item
* 1.10b10: Spawn rate increased

## Gallery

* Aechor Plants of different sizes, old model color
* The older Aechor Plant model prior to 1.10
Icestone Poprocks

* Aether II

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**Icestone Poprocks** is an item found in the *Aether* and is made from Sugar and Icestone.

## Obtaining

Icestone Poprocks can be crafted using sugar and icestone.

## Usage

When eaten, it recovers six hunger points (three hunger drums).

## Issues

Issues relating to Icestone Poprocks are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Icestone Poprocks there.
Aether Wiki/Section 1

Welcome to the Aether Wiki

testThe wiki about *one of the most accomplished Minecraft mods of all time*, that anyone can edit. In development by Gilded Games.
Please feel free to contribute by creating new articles or expanding on existing ones.

**Latest Wiki-"5-ish Months In Review", 2019**
We are currently maintaining 5,316 pages (535 articles)!

**Community Portal**

Recent changes | New pages | Missing pages

Contributing

Want to add something to the wiki, but not sure where to start?
* Before you do anything, read through the **rules and guidelines** that you should follow.
* A guide for formatting various things in the wiki can be found here: **Formatting Guide**

Adding content
* This wiki has three lists of articles that need help called **"Stubs"**, **"Outdated articles"** and **Articles in need of cleanup**. Don't be shy, get in there!
* You can find a list of useful templates on **Category:Templates**.

Creating a page

Register
* **Register** an account to keep track of your contributions.
Arctic Peaks

**Arctic Peaks** are a snowy mountainous biome with Packed Ice coasts.

## Generation

Arctic Peaks are much higher in max-height than other biomes, and can commonly feature lower hills or high-altitude mountains. Bodies of water are always frozen on the surface in this biome, with the bottom water blocks frozen as well.

Arctic Peaks may generate as a megacoast variant. Besides snow, the three kind of trees are the dark blue and blue Skyroot and Greatroot. Storm Aerclouds are exclusive to the Arctic Peaks biome.

## Issues

Issues relating to Arctic Peaks are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Arctic Peaks there.

## Gallery

* A larger look at typical Arctic Peaks generation
* The coasts of an Arctic Peaks biome
* A megacoast Arctic Peaks biome
* The old generation of the biome
* The coasts in version 0.2.0
* The megacoast in version 0.2.0
* The peaks in 0.2.0
Holystone Headstone

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**Holystone Headstone** is a type of block found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Holystone Headstone can be mined using any pickaxe, but if mined without one, they will drop nothing and be destroyed.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Zanite and Valkyrie\*
 Gravitite

\*Times are from unenchanted tools in seconds, and Zanite with max durability.

## Usage

Holystone Headstone and it's two counterparts are unique in that they all have partially unique graphical appearances. Holystone Headstone is directional like vanilla Wood blocks, so will be placed depending on the player's facing direction.

Holystone Headstones are purely decorative, and have blast resistance akin to that of Overworld Wood. This makes them unsuitable for building, if one intends to have blast resistant buildings. Holystone Headstone can be refined back into Holystone, at a 1:1 exchange rate, however, this is inefficient, as the player will lose three Holystone every time.

## Trivia

* Holystone Headstone has the same side textures as Holystone Brick.

## Issues

Issues relating to Holystone Headstone block are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Holystone Headstone there.

## Gallery

* Holystone decorative blocks. From left to right, Headstone, Keystone, and Highlight blocks.
Aether Wiki/Section 4

Aether Team

* **Gilded Games**
	+ bconlon
	+ Brandon Pearce
	+ Christian Peterson
	+ Hugo Payn
	+ Jaryt Bustard
	+ Oscar Payn

* **Contributors**
	+ Chelsea
	+ Nic

* **Partners**
	+ Michael Pearce

* **Inactive**
	+ Angeline
	+ Bailey
	+ Brandon Potts
	+ Brendan Freeman
	+ Coded
	+ Emile van Krieken
	+ Jon Lachney
	+ Kino
	+ OnyxDarkKnight
	+ PerikiyoXD
	+ Shadow386
1.7.10-1.4

**Download** Client
◄◄ 1.7.10-1.2|◄ 1.7.10-1.3|1.7.10-1.5 ►►

**1.7.10-1.4** is an update to the Aether II mod, which was released on May 17, 2015. Aside from bug fixes, and aesthetic changes, the AOS is also up again.

## Additions

* New Labyrinth Pillar and Carved Labyrinth Pillar blocks, which have replaced the previously generated White Gold Pillar and White Gold Carved Pillar blocks in the Slider's Labyrinth.

## Changes

* Slider Labyrinth Totems have changed in visual appearance, from a light-cyan color to violet in color.
* White Gold Pillar and White Gold Carved Pillar blocks no longer naturally generate in the Slider's Labyrinth, making them only obtainable now via commands, creative mode, or inventory editors.

## Fixes

* Fixed some health bugs
* Fixed lots of multiplayer bugs
* Fixed teleportation bugs
* The AOS server is now back up

1. ↑ http://www.aetherii.com/blog/m/18024752/article/3300525
2. ↑ http://www.aetherii.com/forums/m/18024753/viewthread/21973138-aos-back
Flying Cow

Drops

**Flying Cows** were passive mobs found in the *Aether*.

## Spawning

Flying Cows spawned on Aether Grass with a light level of at least nine. They spawned in packs of about three to five.

## Behavior

Flying Cows behaved near identically to overworld Cows but they could glide a great distance after jumping. They could be tamed by using a Saddle on them. When tamed, they would not despawn. They dropped Leather, which was the key ingredient to make a Saddle, and a Saddle could be used to ride them.

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.1: Reimplemented after being removed

### **Upcoming**

* 1.10: Removed and to be replaced by an upcoming mob named the Burrukai.

## References

1. ↑ https://git.gildedgames.com/GildedGames/Aether-II/commit/0f75443b35bed89ada81a55095c9d544872f92fd
2. ↑ https://git.gildedgames.com/GildedGames/Aether-II/commit/6db762606f36258d2f7e01610013814b889ef020
1.6.4-3.41

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◄◄ 1.6.4.2|◄ 1.6.4.3|1.6.4.4 ►►

**1.6.4-3.41** is an update to the Aether II mod, which was released on September 21, 2014, and was part of multiple hotpatches within the same week.

## Changes

* Cloud Servers now show the mods loaded on that server.
* Added a refresh button to the Cloud Network
* Added an Options tab to the social Tab Group for customizing Coin Slider, Parties and Notifications.
* The social Tab group no longer remembers the last selected tab, meaning it opens the Chat Tab every time.
* Color coding is now possible with Cloud server information.
* The dungeon HUD no longer renders outside of dungeons when teleporting.

## Fixes

* Fixed an annoying bug which would stall the game upon open the Cloud Network
* Fixed a **huge** bug with our custom Spawn Manager, which would spawn a large amount of mobs such as Aechor Plants.
* Fixed an issue where the Aether Portal teleport sound would play globally for all players on a server.
* Fixed an issue with Cloud information line separators on other OS's other than Windows.

1. ↑ http://www.aetherii.com/blog/m/18024752/article/2548657/page/3
Dart Shooter

* Aether II
* Aether I

 Type
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 Data Value

**Dart Shooters** are an item in the *Aether*. They shoot powerful Darts, which are not affected by gravity.

## Obtaining

Some of the Dart Shooters can be obtained via crafting while the Phoenix Dart Shooter is only available via Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

Right-clicking while with a Dart Shooter in an active slot will fire a Dart, as long as there is ammo available to expend or while in Creative Mode. Left-clicking otherwise will make the Dart Shooter function as a melee weapon. Dart Shooters have no durability and can be shot without any delay between shots.

Poison Darts and/or Shooters inflict Poison, Enchanted Darts and/or Shooters inflict increased damage, and Phoenix Shooters spawn a fire wherever they land.

## Trivia

* In the original *The Aether* mod, the Dart Shooter is crafted with two Skyroot Planks with a Zanite Gemstone.

## Data values

Dart Shooter's data values are:

  Poison Dart Shooter
  Enchanted Dart Shooter
  Phoenix Dart Shooter

## Issues

Issues relating to Dart Shooter are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Dart Shooter there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.9 Pre-release 3: Dart Shooter is now created using Golden Amber instead of Zanite Gemstones

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.2: Fixed the Dart Shooter recipe

## Gallery

* Dart Shooters in-game
* Using the Dart Shooter

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Blocks/AetherI

**Blocks** are the building blocks of the Aether.

## Properties

The blocks of the Aether have many properties. Some blocks such as Quicksoil Glass are transparent. Other blocks give off light, like Ambrosium Torches. They follow the same rules as Minecraft's blocks; they are almost all one meter high, ignore gravity, and have 16x16 textures. Some blocks have unique properties like Gravitite Ore, which has reverse gravity.

The categories of blocks are Natural Blocks, Manufactured Blocks, Dungeon Blocks, Utility Blocks, and blocks that are Miscellaneous.

## Blocks

### **Natural Blocks**

Blocks that are naturally generated in the Aether.

### **Manufactured Blocks**

Blocks that are crafted or manufactured using Utility Blocks.

### **Utility Blocks**

Blocks that can be used and serve a specific function.

### **Miscellaneous**

Blocks that do not fit into the categorization of other blocks.
Blocks

* Aether II
* Aether I

**Blocks** are the building blocks of the Aether.

## Properties

The blocks of the Aether have many properties. Some blocks such as Quicksoil Glass are transparent. Other blocks give off light, like Ambrosium Torches. They follow the same rules as Minecraft's blocks; they are almost all one meter high, ignore gravity, and have 16x16 textures. Some blocks have unique properties like Candy Cane Blocks, which slow down the player when they are exposed to rain, or have reverse gravity like Gravitite Ore.

The categories of blocks, based on the Aether's creative menu, are Natural Blocks, Construction Blocks, Decorative Blocks, Utility Blocks, Theran Blocks, and blocks in the Miscellaneous section.

## Blocks

### **Natural Blocks**

Blocks that are naturally generated in the Aether.

### **Construction Blocks**

Blocks that are crafted or mainly used for building.

### **Decorative Blocks**

Blocks used for building that are decorative variants of the normal construction blocks.

### **Utility Blocks**

Blocks that can be used and serve a specific function.

### **Theran Blocks**

Blocks that are from Thera and not the Aether.

### **Miscellaneous**

Blocks that do not fit into the categorization of other blocks.

**Blocks** are the building blocks of the Aether.

## Properties

The blocks of the Aether have many properties. Some blocks such as Quicksoil Glass are transparent. Other blocks give off light, like Ambrosium Torches. They follow the same rules as Minecraft's blocks; they are almost all one meter high, ignore gravity, and have 16x16 textures. Some blocks have unique properties like Gravitite Ore, which has reverse gravity.

The categories of blocks are Natural Blocks, Manufactured Blocks, Dungeon Blocks, Utility Blocks, and blocks that are Miscellaneous.

## Blocks

### **Natural Blocks**

Blocks that are naturally generated in the Aether.

### **Manufactured Blocks**

Blocks that are crafted or manufactured using Utility Blocks.

### **Utility Blocks**

Blocks that can be used and serve a specific function.

### **Miscellaneous**

Blocks that do not fit into the categorization of other blocks.
Decorative Therawood

* Aether II

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**Decorative Therawood** is a wooden decorative block.

## Obtaining

Decorative Therawood can be broken by hand, but using an axe will speed up the process.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### Necromancer's Tower

Decorative Therawood makes up a lot of the interior of the Necromancer's Tower.

## Issues

Issues relating to Decorative Therawood are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Decorative Therawood there.
Blueberry Lollipop

* Aether II

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**Blueberry Lollipop** is an item found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Blueberry Lollipops are crafted from Blue Berries, among other materials needed.

## Usage

When eaten, it recovers ten hunger points (five hunger drums).

## Trivia

> Oddly, the Blueberry Lollipop restores more hunger than the Orange Lollipop. Even though the Orange restores more hunger than the Blue Berry.
>
>

The Mysterious figures description of "may or may not turn you into a giant blueberry" could be referencing charlie and the chocolate factory as one of the children chewed Willy Wonka's gum when it started to taste like blueberry pie and bloated up while turning blue thus becoming a "a giant blueberry".
## Issues

Issues relating to Blueberry Lollipop are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Blueberry Lollipop there.
Golden Swet

**Golden Swets** are a mob similar to slimes in appearance, except for their golden color.

In v1.01, Swets and other mobs have a much lower spawnrate, sometimes not spawning for 1000's of blocks.

When the player is about five blocks away, the Golden Swet will jump towards the player rapidly. If the Swet impacts the player, it will despawn and the player will be launched into the air, inflicting damage upon landing. When killed, it will drop anywhere from one to five glowstone.

Golden and Blue Swets can also be found as Gummies in dungeons. When eaten, they fill up the entire hunger bar.

## Bugs

* Sometimes, the Golden Swet will despawn without impacting the player. Instead, it will impact a block above them.
* Golden Swets produce blue particles.

* Golden Swets do not react when shot with a bow.
Block of Zanite

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Block of Zanite** is a block that can crafted to store Zanite Gemstones.

## Obtaining

Blocks of Zanite can only be mined using a Holystone Pickaxe or better. If a Block of Zanite is mined without the use of the pickaxe, it drops nothing.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

## Usage

Blocks of Zanite can be used to store Zanite Gemstones to save space or to build with.

### Beacons

Blocks of Zanite can be used to "power" a beacon, in the same was as vanilla ore blocks.

## Issues

Issues relating to Block of Zanite are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Block of Zanite there.

## History

 1.10b1 | Now has a numerical block id of 4130 and the block-id of `zanite_block`.

Block of Zanite/AetherI

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1.9 Pre-release 2

◄ 1.04|◄ 1.9 Pre-release|1.9 Pre-release 3 ►►

**1.9 Pre-release 2** was an update to the original *The Aether* mod, which was released on 23 July, 2012.

## Additions

* Added Holystone Brick
* Added proper texture to Quicksoil Glass
* Merged Book of Lore into just one book
* Added lore menu button to creative mode
* Added more lore entries for items

## Changes

* Switched to forge config api, now at .minecraft/config/Aether.cfg
* Mob spawn size is now configurable
* Made repulsion shield work against ghast and Zephyr balls
* Extended poison cure time
* Removed automatic mating of Aerbunnies
* Removed Nature Staff

## Fixes

* Fixed achievements resetting on start of game
* Fixed winning the game from deleting Aether inventory
* Aether inventory slots now drop their items on death
* Achievements page now shows up properly
* Fixed the Shield of Repulsion working all the time. It just works when standing still
* Fixed Shield of Repulsion not being used up
* Made Sun Altar drop itself and have proper hardness values
* Fixed inventory player head rotation being locked
* Removed duplicate recipes for Cloud Parachutes
* Renamed Leather Glove to be Leather Gloves
* Fixed 0-stack chest rewards
* Fixed feathers rendering over food bar
* Fixed Altar using the name Enchanter
* Fixed typo for Skyroot Fence
* Fixed Sun Spirit evaporation of water
* Fixed Zephyr snowballs while in creative mode
* Fixed Holystone Axe, which previously was doing spade functions instead of chopping
* Fixed Berry Bush bug when the grass is removed from beneath it
* Fixed naming inconsistencies with some config items
* Fixed menu music, and the multiplayer GUI stopping music when it shouldn't
* Fixed error report with the mainmenu
* Fixed bug in createWorldGUI
* Fixed multiplayer issues with placing portals and gaining Book of Lore items
* Stopped main menu world from saving, by wrapping world.chunkprovider to return false from cansave()
* Fixed crash when Book of Lore gain key is used in the menu when the menu world is disabled
* Fixed crash when Berry Bushes are destroyed in the main menu
* Cleaned up by removing MapGenWaterLily and LayerIsland which came from accidental other sources
* Fixed error message when in select world screen
19w09a-0.0.4

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**19w09a-0.0.4** is a build of the Aether Legacy mod. It was released on March 19th, 2019. Changes include misc fixes.
Hammer of Notch

Type
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**Hammer of Notch** is an unique hammer used to deal damage to mobs and/or players. It is primarily obtainable from Slider's Labyrinth dungeons.

## Obtaining

Hammer of Notch is obtainable as a drop from Slider bosses, with a 3.02% chance. It also may drop from Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

Hammer of Notch can be used like a melee-weapon via left-clicking, however, right-clicking will perform a special function. Right-clicking "throws" the hammer in the direction the player is facing, but does not remove it from the player's inventory. Upon damaging a mob or player, Hammer of Notch's durability is decreased by one.

Throwing the hammer has a small area of effect (3-4 blocks) and will damage all mobs within the AoE radius. The hammer has a 10 second cooldown after right-clicking, and will inflict knockback to users and enemies when used. Enemies receive much heavier knockback, however. Hammer of Notch ignores gravity and can be repaired using an Altar (also Anvils using another Hammer of Notch).

## Trivia

* The hammer's throw sprite used to be purple, but now appears to be an ingot.
* Is the only current implemented hammer in the mod but there is a currently removed hammer (named Hammer of Jeb)
* It is probably inspired by the Nordic god Thor's warhammer Mjolnir, which had a similar behaviour.
* When striking with melee, the hammer emits opalescent particles.

## Issues

Issues relating to Hammer of Notch item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Hammer of Notch there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: You can no longer move the Slider with the Hammer of Notch projectile
* 1.9 Pre-release 3: Hammer of Notch is now prevented from harming mounts

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.5: The Hammer of Notch now correctly applies damage

## Gallery

* The Hammer of Notch as seen in gameplay.
* Cooldown and grass clearing ability
1.9 Pre-release 3

◄ 1.9 Pre-release|◄ 1.9 Pre-release 2|**1.9 Pre-release 3 ►►**

**1.9 Pre-release 3** was the last update to the original *The Aether* mod, which was released on August 13, 2012.

## Additions

* Added dialog interaction to Valkyrie Queen
* Added valkyrie Music Disc
* Golden Oak Log added to creative mode
* Silk Touch can now be used to get Golden Oak Logs
* Icestone Fences and Stairs added to pickaxe efficiency list

## Changes

* Dart Shooter is now created using Golden Amber instead of Zanite Gemstone
* Adjusted spawn rates and group size of mobs
* Updated sprites for the Phoenix Bow and Phoenix Armor
* Updated the Agility Cape sprite
* Changed sprites for elemental swords
* Gummy Swets are now randomly found in all dungeons as loot in chests
* Increased elemental sword durability to be twice that of iron swords
* Dungeon chest loot is now determined when chest is opened - not when chest is created
* Removed the Golden Feather, which is now the Valkyrie Cape
* Boss health bar removed from the main menu
* Lore button repositioned to not conflict with TMI
* Hammer of Notch is now prevented from harming mounts

## Fixes

* Mounts should no longer accidentally die while flying
* Aerbunnies no longer suffocate in blocks
* Aether axes now work on Aether Stairs and Fences
* Aether pickaxes now work on Holystone Brick, Stairs and Fences
* Fixed Aether discs showing the incorrect author and music name
* Skyroot double drops rewritten for easier porting to SMP
* Blue Aercloud darkened slightly, to fix "white on top" inventory icon issue
Altar/AetherI

**Enchanter** is a type of utility block used to enchant blocks and items in the Aether.
It has been renamed to **Altar** since the Aether II version.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02:
	+ Enchanting Golden Darts and Skyroot Poison Buckets now works as intended
	+ Now used to craft Healing Stones and Quicksoil Glass
* 1.03: Renamed from Enchanter to Altar
* 1.04: Fixed bug where shift-clicking while in the Altar GUI would crash and corrupt saves
* 1.9 Pre-release 2: Fixed Altars using the old name
Decorative Faded Holystone Bricks

* Aether II

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**Decorative Faded Holystone Bricks** are a stone decorative block.

## Obtaining

Decorative Holystone Bricks require a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it will drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, then the mining will be slower and it will drop nothing.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### Natural generation

Decorative Faded Holystone Bricks naturally generate as a part of some structures in the Aether.

## Issues

Issues relating to Decorative Faded Holystone Bricks are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Decorative Faded Holystone Bricks there.
Mhaou/TH

**Mhaou** is a demon in *DemonsAreCrazy*.[Eng]

## ประวัติ

นายพลเเห่งโลกใต้พิภพ 'เหมา' ผู้พร้อมรบอยู่เสมอ สายเลือกมังการในตัวเขานั่นเดือดดาลไปด้วยความโกรธเกรี้ยวที่จะเผาทำลายทุกสนามรบให้ราบเป็นหน้ากลอง

## กลยุทธ์

เหมาเป็นตัวละครเเนวหน้าทีสามรถรับความเสียหายเเทนเพื่อนร่วมทีมของเขาได้มหาศาล เเลกกับการที่มีดาเมจไม่สูงนัก เเต่เขาก็ยังสามารถจับหรือสโลว์ศัตรูเพื่อให้พันธมิตรของเขาสร้างความเสียหายได้เต็มที่ จุดอ่อนของเหมาคือความเชื่องช้าของเขาที่เเทบจะช้าที่สุดในหมู่ดีมอน เเต่ก็อย่าได้ประมาทความสามารถของนายพลจอมเผด็จการ

## ค่าสถานะ

 VIT
 DEX
 TAL

 None

## Mhaou Conquest

 Win 130 Arenas with Mhaou |  Torment Mail x1
Dungeon lightstones

Dungeon lightstones are blocks that only appear in dungeons, and can be mined when the boss has been defeated. They radiate a small amount of light, to give dungeons a "dim" feel. Lightstones produce a light level of 12.

* **NOTE: With the only dungeon being the Slider's Labyrinth, it is not possible to obtain any of the blocks not from Slider's Labyrinth.**

## Known Bugs

* Sometimes, they wont radiate light. This can lead to completely black dungeon rooms.
* Sometimes, they can be destroyed before the boss is defeated.
* As of Aether II Alpha, Dungeon Lightstones can be aquired even before entering the dungeon, by climbing on the dungeon tower and mining the Dungeon Lightstones in there (It seems like the game doesn't recognizes that area as a Dungeon Area and, therefore, mining is permmited).
1.12.2-1.0.1

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**Download**
◄ 1.12.2-1.0.0|1.12.2-1.0.2 ►

**1.12.2-1.0.1** is an indev build of the Aether II mod. It was released on April 30th, 2018. Changes include Orbis API's new PrepSector feature, separate instances of Necromancer's Tower for each player, Edison entity fixes and loading screen improvements plus lots of misc fixes.

## Additions

* Using Orbis API's new PrepSector tech, WIP

## Changes

* Necromancer's Tower now is a separate instance for each player
* Orbis API adjusted, chunk generation threaded for prep sectors
* Aether is now always loaded
* Loading screen now has improvements, such as text and loading percentage
* Loading screen now waits for chunks to generated
* Old structure-helper blocks and unused items removed

## Fixes

* Fix for obfuscated names
* Caves reimplemented
* Fix for weird spawn system issues
* Fix for Edison noises and multiple-Edison spawns
* Fixed sounds playing during load screen
* Fixed compile errors with Phoenix Armor removal
Gruegar

**Health**

The **Aerbear** was a planned mob in The Aether II. Not much is known about the Aerbear, other than concept art depicting it and that it will be a type of NPC. It was suggested by Oscar Payn, one of the lead developers of The Aether and The Aether II. They are going to be 3 blocks high and will probably have a "dueling" function where you can fight one of them. They will mostly live in small villages with low buildings which surround a large Library. Kingbdogz mentioned that they would be rideable. Right now there have been two model pictures released that depict the NPC in-game.
Oscar Payn has said that the Aerbear will most likely not appear in the Aether Highland update due to their API needing more work.

* The Latest Bear model alongside a concept of Owen and a 'Mayor' Bear.
* A warrior Bear concept by OscarPayn
Decorative Icestone Bricks

* Aether II

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**Decorative Icestone Bricks** are a decorative block.

## Obtaining

Decorative Icestone Bricks require a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it will drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, then the mining will be slower and it will drop nothing.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### Natural generation

Decorative Icestone Bricks naturally generate as a part of some structures in the Aether.

## Issues

Issues relating to Decorative Icestone Bricks are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Decorative Icestone Bricks there.
Ancient Vault Update

Any uncited information will mostly likely be removed until there is a reliable source provided.

The **Ancient Vault Update** is an upcoming major update for the *Aether II* mod. It will focus primarily on the addition of the eponymous update's grand-dungeon and will act as the Highlands Update's main dungeon.

## Additions

### General

* The Highlands' first major dungeon, named the Ancient Vault
	+ Will be based off of the original Bronze Dungeon concept and the Slider's Labyrinth concept
	+ It is not related to the Slider's Labyrinth, lore wise, however
* Only accessible after completing the content contained within the Highlands Update
* The dungeon is approached more in a stealth-sense
* The dungeon will have an actual vault containing rewards after defeating its boss
* Completing the dungeon will eventually grant access to the Wildgrowth continent

### Lore

* The vaults were used to store dangerous and illegal technologies
* The Sliders are built to protect said vaults

## References

1. ↑ https://www.patreon.com/posts/development-plan-12914531
2. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/zTJSPqa.png
3. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/YFhu3rm.png
4. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/cArDWkg.png
5. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/s1BVc8Q.png
6. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/cN0KYFH.png
7. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/aiFRoeL.png
8. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/0mPGkEP.png
9. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/lIhTyRF.png
10. ↑ https://i.imgur.com/T8TELRB.png
Book of Lore

* Volume 1
* Volume 2
* Volume 3

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 Type
 Durability
 Renewable
 Data Value

*For a directory of Book of Lore descriptions, see Lore*
**Book of Lore** was an usable lorebook item in the *Aether I* mod, each describing one of the three worlds: Overworld, Nether, and *Aether*.

## Obtaining

A Book of Lore could be obtained in their respective worlds by pressing the B key.

### **Natural generation**

Book of Lore Volume 3 was available from dungeons in the *Aether I* mod.

## Usage

A Book of Lore could be read by right-clicking with the book in hand, and then players would view an open book stating the volume and the world the volume refers to. Underneath the title, there would be a slot where players can place any item native to that world. Once placed in the slot, the book would display information about the item. Each Book of Lore would only display information about their native items.

## Aether II

***As of Aether II Alpha, the Books of Lore have not been implemented yet, though a Book of Lore button is shown in the player's inventory window.***

It has been confirmed that the Book of Lore will be returning in the upcoming Mutation update.

It has also been showed in Aermail that the Book of Lore will contain a Forge, Knowledge and Discoveries tab. The Knowledge tab will act like the Aether I's version of a Book of Lore, Discoveries will show mobs you have discovered in your adventures and finally the Forge tab will contain a sort of questing system, which was stated in aermail.

## Trivia

* There is no Book of Lore for the End, so End Stone, Eye of Ender, and Dragon Egg could not be placed in any of the three Books.
* Amusingly, a Book of Lore would give information about itself if placed in the slot, though it will not give information for any of the other books. Using a Book to view information about itself would grant the achievement "Lore-ception".
	+ The Book of Lore Volume 3 said that a Gold Parachute has 4 uses, when it actually had 20.

## Data values

Book of Lore's data values were:

  Book of Lore Volume 2
  Book of Lore Volume 3

## Gallery

* The book interface, here with Volume 1 - The Surface.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZvHa9cApCE
Aerogel

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**Aerogel** is a type of block found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Aerogel requires a pickaxe to be obtained, in which when mined, it will drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, it will drop nothing and be destroyed. Aerogel can be obtained by pouring Lava in the *Aether*.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Zanite and Valkyrie\*
 Gravitite

\*Times are from unenchanted tools in seconds, and Zanite with max durability.

## Usage

Aerogel is resistant to explosions, more so than other blocks, and is resistant as overworld Obsidian.

## Trivia

* Aerogel is an actual material in real life, a solid where 96% of it's molecular components is composed from a gas that has been intensively compressed. It is extremely lightweight (some forms such as graphene aerogels are many times lighter than air), an excellent thermal insulator, and has the lowest bulk density of any known porous solid in history, although is both brittle and soluble. It is nicknamed frozen smoke, solid smoke, solid air, or blue smoke, and feels like expanded polystyrene (styrofoam) to the touch.
* The Book of Lore description is misleading, as Aerogel can no longer be found in Dungeons

## Issues

Issues relating to Aerogel block are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Aerogel there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02:
	+ Aerogel no longer appears in dungeon chests
	+ Pouring Lava in the *Aether* now spawns Aerogel
* 1.04: Lava now turns into Aerogel instead of Obsidian when placed in the *Aether*

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.5: Aerogel render fixed

## **Upcoming**

* 1.10b1: Removed, replaced by Crude Scatterglass

## Gallery

* Overworld Aerogel
* Aerogel's real life appearance, a sample held by Peter Tsou at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in the California Institute of Technology.
Aether Legacy

**Aether Legacy** is a port of the original The Aether I mod, intended to make the original mod playable on newer versions from Beta-1.7 to 1.12. There is also a heavily WIP version for 1.14, using the Fabric API. It's first version was released on January 14th, 2018.

The port can be downloaded **here.** The mod also has an official server at the following IP; **moddinglegacy.com** and a full version history can be found here.

The port is developed and maintained by 115kino, Kingboo177 and Lachney and is not just an 'as-is' port of the original but contains additional fixes, tweaks and changes with Minecraft's mechanics, such as Magma blocks interacting with Incubator blocks.
Holystone

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Holystone** is a block that makes up the majority of the Aether's islands.

**Mossy Holystone** is a mossy variant of Holystone found occasionally in large underground veins.

## Obtaining

Holystone requires a pickaxe to be mined, in which case it will drop itself. If mined without a pickaxe, then the mining will be slower and it will drop nothing.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### Natural generation

Holystone makes up the majority of blocks in the Aether. It generates under 1-5 layers of Aether Grass and Aether Dirt all the way to the bottom of islands. It can also be seen exposed at the sides of mountains and hills on some islands. Mossy Holystone generates in large veins underground in most biomes, and generates along the sides of the cracks in Irradiated Forests.

## Issues

Issues relating to Holystone and Mossy Holystone are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Holystone and Mossy Holystone there.

## History

 1.10b6 | Fixed Skyroot tools being unable to properly harvest Holystone and fixed them not working when enchanted with Silk Touch.

## Gallery

* Holystone on the side of an island. Ore and caves are visible.

  Mossy Holystone

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Can now be enchanted into Healing Stones
* 1.9 Pre-release 2: Now used to craft Holystone Brick

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Ferrosite Sand

* Aether II

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**Ferrosite Sand** is a block found in abundance around the edges of Magnetic Hills islands.

## Obtaining

Ferrosite Sand does not require a shovel to be obtained, and so, will drop even if mined with bare hands, but mining it with a shovel is faster.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.
2. ↑ Times in order are the slowest to fastest mining speeds based on the tool's durability.

### Natural generation

Ferrosite Sand generates in abundance as coasts covering the fringes of Magnetic Hills islands.

## Issues

Issues relating to Ferrosite Sand are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Ferrosite Sand there.

## Gallery

* Ferrosite Sand on the edge of a Magnetic Hills biome.
Leaves

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Leaves** are blocks which grow on trees in the Aether.

## Obtaining

Leaves can only be obtained with Arkenium Shears or Silk Touch enchanted tools.

 Shears

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

### **Natural generation**

Leaves generate naturally on Trees that spawn on all islands. The trees can also be spawned with Saplings.

## Usage

### Behavior

Leaves behave the same as Overworld Leaves, however they also generate particles that look like small leaves and are colored the same as the leaf block they came from. In addition to the normal leaf particles.

When leaves are broken without Arkenium Shears, they have a 5% chance of dropping their corresponding Sapling and a 1% chance of dropping a Skyroot Pinecone. They also have a 6.66% chance to spawn a Skyroot Lizard corresponding to the wood type of the leaf.

## Tips

* Note that despite the fact that you can see through leaves, mobs apparently can't. It could be beneficial to build a wall out of leaves because of this.

## Issues

Issues relating to Leaves are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Leaves there.

## Gallery

* All kinds of leaves as of version 1.12.2-1.0.2

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.04:
	+ Crystal Leaves added
	+ Christmas Leaves now decay
	+ Transparency issue with Christmas Leaves fixed
	+ Skyroot Leaves dropping normal overworld Leaves fixed

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Holystone Highlight

Type
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**Holystone Highlight** is a type of block found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Holystone Highlight can be mined using any pickaxe, but if mined without one, they will drop nothing and be destroyed.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Zanite and Valkyrie\*
 Gravitite

\*Times are from unenchanted tools in seconds, and Zanite with max durability.

## Usage

Holystone Highlight and it's two counterparts are unique in that they all have partially unique graphical appearances. Holystone Highlight is directional like vanilla Wood blocks, so will be placed depending on the player's facing direction.

Holystone Highlight is purely decorative, and have blast resistance akin to that of Overworld Wood. This makes them unsuitable for building, if one intends to have blast resistant buildings. Holystone Highlight can be refined back into Holystone, at a 1:1 exchange rate, however, this is inefficient, as the player will lose three Holystone every time.

## Issues

Issues relating to Holystone Highlight block are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Holystone Highlight there.

## Gallery

* Holystone decorative blocks. From left to right, Headstone, Keystone, and Highlight blocks.