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Garden

**Garden** is a locationfound in *Untitled Goose Game*. The Garden area is the first location the Goose can enter. Upon entering the area, the first to-do list will become available. Access to the Garden itself is attained either by using the hidden passage, or by luring the Groundskeeper out of the garden. Upon completing five tasks on the to-do-list, the Groundskeeper will post a "No Goose" sign, hammering it into the ground near the back door of the garden. The next location (High Street) becomes unlocked after the Groundskeeper hammers his thumb (see the to-do list below).

After the miniature golden bell is stolen (see Model Village to-do list), the Groundskeeper will stand in front of the Garden gate, blocking the exit from the Garden (he will resume his normal activity once the golden bell has been taken back home). He will attempt to retrieve the golden bell from the Goose, and will hang it from his waist.
Pumpkin

**Pumpkins** are a type of block that can be grown from a pumpkin stem.

### Helmet

Pumpkins can be placed in the head armor slot, a large black overlay will cover the screen with eyes and a mouth carved into it to see through. Invisible wendigos will be revealed to any player wearing a pumpkin.

## Gallery

Pumpkins generating in a forest biomeThe overlay that displays when wearing a pumpkin
Untitled Goose Game

In ***Untitled Goose Game***, the player plays as a naughty goose, who is terrorizing a village. Developed by House House and published by Panic Inc., the game was released on Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Nintendo Switch on September 20, 2019, and Xbox One and PS4 on December 17, 2019. A multiplayer mode was added on September 23, 2020.

The Goose can honk, pick up or drag objects, and interact with a number of items causing villagers to react to the Goose's naughtiness. Objectives are given the player by way of to-do lists. One objective (taking the beautiful miniature golden bell all the way home) will cause the game credits to appear, however the shenanigans continue afterwards.

The game has a progression-style element to it, where the player must accomplish a particular task (found on the to-do list) in order to unlock the next location. The Goose is free to swim the canal and explore its banks, and the first location (the Garden) is accessible via a hidden entrance (quite handy if the Goose gets locked in the Garden).

## Supported languages

* English
* French
* Italian
* German
* Spanish
* Japanese
* Simplified Chinese
* Korean
* Brazilian Portuguese
* Russian
* Polish

## Developer

Untitled Goose Game is developed by House House, a videogame company from Melbourne, Australia. One of their other games is *Push Me Pull You*.

Development began in 2016 with musings about geese.

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## Publisher

*Untitled Goose Game* is published by Panic Inc., who are creating apps for Macs, iPhones, and iPads.

## Links

* Game website
* Twitter page
* Epic Games store page
* Nintendo Switch store page
* Iam8bit store page

## Trivia

* All of the objects found on the game website can be moved about, and made to collide with one another, courtesy of Little Workshop.
* In the credits, "This game was made on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present. Sovereignty was never ceded." The Wurundjeri are indigenous descendants of the people of the Indigenous Australian nation.
* In Japanese the game is subtitled 〜いたずらガチョウがやって来た！〜, or Untitled Goose Game: Mischievous Goose is Comin'!
* When you start Untitled Goose Game for the first time in co-op mode, the logo after completing the tutorial will say Untitled Geese Game.
* It is revealed by the "Plaza booklet" that comes with physical copies of the game that the primary setting of Untitled Goose Game (the Village) is called Wrybrook.
Groundskeeper

Description

The **Groundskeeper** is one of the villagers in *Untitled Goose Game*. He tends to the Garden, waters plants, uses his favorite trowel, and at times can't decide the best place for the large pot, moving it often. He can't stand having the radio on, and if it is turned on anywhere near the garden area, he will seek it out, take it, and turn it off. He tolerates the Goose, but becomes wary if the Goose gets too close. If the Groundskeeper gets too close while the goose is holding an item he is concerned with (see below), he will take it.

After the goose completes five of the six tasks on the to-do-list, the Groundskeeper will post a "No Goose" sign, hammering it into the ground near the back door of the garden.

After the miniature golden bell is stolen (see Model Village to-do list), the Groundskeeper will stand in front of the Garden gate, blocking the exit from the Garden (he will resume his normal activity once the golden bell has been taken back home). He will attempt to retrieve the golden bell from the Goose, and will hang it from his waist.
Untitled Goose Game Wiki

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Back Gardens

**Back Gardens** is a location found in *Untitled Goose Game*. Access to the location is granted after the Shopkeeper gets trapped in the garage on High Street, and opens the gate to return to her shop. Upon entering the area, a new to-do list will become available. After completing five tasks on the to-do-list, Tidy Neighbour will post a "No Goose" sign on his fence, near his gate. The next location (the Pub) is unlocked when the prize rose gets pruned or u glitch through the wall next to the bridge and garden (see the to-do list below) and Messy Neighbour removes part of her fence to make a "No Goose" sign.

After the miniature golden bell is stolen (see Model Village to-do list), the villagers will stop their normal activity and guard the passage out of the Back Gardens. If they spot the golden bell, they will retrieve it. Tidy Neighbour will throw the golden bell over the fence, and Messy Neighbour will place it in the basin by the bust. Both will then return to guarding the passage (they will resume their normal activity once the golden bell has been taken back home). During this time, the "danger" music will change.
Pub

**Pub** is a location found in *Untitled Goose Game*. Access to the location is granted after the prize rose gets pruned in the Back Gardens, and Messy Neighbourremoves part of her fence to make a "No Goose" sign. Upon entering the area, a new to-do list will become available. After completing five tasks on the to-do-list, the Publican will post a "No Goose" sign at the entrance of the Pub. The next location (the Model Village) becomes unlocked after the bucket falls on the burly man's head (see the to-do list below), and he leaves the garbage bin open after throwing away a squashed box of tomatoes.

After the miniature golden bell is stolen (see Model Village to-do list), the villagers will stop their normal activity and guard the passage out of the Back Gardens. If they spot the golden bell, they will retrieve it, place it on a table on the upper deck, then return to guarding the passage (they will resume their normal activity once the golden bell has been taken back home). During this time, the "danger" music will change.
Old Man

The **Old Man** is a villager in *Untitled Goose Game*. He spends a lot of time at the Pub, playing his harmonica, and playing darts. If the Goose picks up a throwing ring, the Old Man will pick one up as well, and play ring toss. He has back pain, which makes it difficult for him to sit down or stand up quickly. He tolerates the Goose.

## Steal-able items

* (Throwing Rings)
To-do list

The **To-Do List** is a collection of tasks for the Goose to complete.

As the player enters a new location, a new to-do list will become available. To-do lists can be viewed by pressing the <tab> key on the keyboard. As the player finishes tasks, they will appear crossed-out on the to-do list.

Once the player has completed five tasks on a to-do list, a new task will appear, marked at the bottom of the to-do list with a large '***\*'***. Completing this starred task will unlock the next location.

Once the Goose has completed the Model Village to-do list, the game credits will appear on the screen. After the game credits have finished scrolling, the "press <space> to honk" will display. After honking, the player will be notified of "new to-do list pages". The new to-do lists are "to do (as well)", "to do (quickly)", and "to do (finally)."

Once the Goose has completed all the to-do lists, the player will be notified "congratulations - a reward is waiting for you at home." There, the Goose will find a Present containing a Crown. going to any NPC in the game will cause them to put the crown on your head (you can't take it off unless you reset or quit the game.)
Blossoming Leaves

**Blossoming leaves** are a flowering variant of leaves and will create falling flower petal particles instead of falling leaf particles.

## Obtaining

### Natural generation

Sometimes trees inside flower forests will generate with blossoming leaves instead of normal leaves.

### Breaking

Blossoming leaves drop itself when broken with a gold sword, otherwise it will sometimes drop saplings or apples, and on very rare occasions, golden apples.

## Gallery

A tree in a flower forest with blossoming leaves
TV Shop Owner

The **TV Shop Owner** is a villager in *Untitled Goose Game*. She works in the TV Shop on High Street. If she receives a phone call asking for help, she will leave her shop and give aid. She tolerates the Goose, however if the Goose is in her shop when she returns, she will shoo it out. She keeps a very tidy shop, and will remove anything that doesn't belong there.

While rescuing the Wimp, she will shoo the Goose away from the Phone Booth.
Wimp

The **Wimp** is a villager in *Untitled Goose Game*. He is a young boy who plays by himself on High Street. He appears quite afraid of geese, and will run away if one honks near him. It is fortunate that he knows the phone number of the TV Shop Owner, and will call her if the need arises. His actions include playing with his toy plane and soccer ball. He will occasionally check his shoelaces to make sure they are tied correctly, or check his glasses. He is the target of some of the pranks on the Goose's to-do list.
Beacon

**Beacons** are blocks that can project a beam of light into the sky when powered. Beacons can be powered by creating a pyramid of blocks of iron, gold, or diamond underneath it.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Beacons can be broken with any tool or by hand, but a pickaxe is faster.

## Usage

Beacons can be activated by building a pyramid of any mineral block excluding block of coal, pyramids can be composed of a mix of mineral blocks. When activated it will shoot a beam of light into the sky which can be various sizes depending on how large the pyramid is.

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## Gallery

Beacon pyramids of various sizesBeacons during night
Reindev Wiki

**Welcome to the Reindev Wiki!**
## NOTICE

We have moved to Miraheze! The link to the new wiki can be found here: Reindev Wiki. This wiki will continue to stay up, though I suggest using the new one instead.

ReIndev is a mod for Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 created by Silveros and DasJafss that intends to bring back the fun, fear, and discovery from old Minecraft.  ReIndev adds new blocks, items, mobs, and plenty of other new features!

We're a collaborative community website about Reindev that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

Currently, the wiki is quite unfinished. If you know of a particular block, item, or mob that doesn't yet have a page, then please consider creating a page for it! We aren't looking for much in a page, they can be updated or changed if needed, anything helps! If you want a suggestion on what to add I'd look here, its a list of the most linked to non-existent pages, adding a page from near the top of that list will clear lots of red links, which in turn will make the wiki much easier to navigate. You will need a fandom account to create a page.

## Categories

ItemsBlocksMobsStubs (underdeveloped pages)
Watermelon

**Watermelons** are a block that can be grown from a watermelon stem. Watermelon blocks can generate on islands or rainforest biomes.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Watermelons can be broken using any tool or by hand, but an axe is faster. A watermelon will turn into 1-9 watermelon slices when broken.

Watermelons can be broken using any golden tool to drop itself.

## Gallery

A lone watermelon generating in a rainforest biomeA large group of watermelons generating on an islands biome
Obsidian

**Obsidian** is a tough block known for its long breaking times and explosion immunity. Obsidian can be used to create a nether portal.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Obsidian can only be broken using a diamond pickaxe.

### Post-generation

Obsidian is formed when water comes into contact with a lava source block.

Obsidian is created when a new nether portal is generated in the nether or overworld.

## Usage

Due to the high blast resistance of obsidian, it can be used in making explosion resistant structures. It also cannot be pushed or pulled by any kind of piston.

### Nether portal

Obsidian can be used to make a portal to the nether. A nether portal frame must be 5 blocks tall and 4 blocks wide with 6 blocks of air in the middle. Once the frame is built it can be opened by using a flint and steel on the bottom inside the frame.
Model Village

Description

**Model Village** is a location found in *Untitled Goose Game*. It is the final location for the Goose to enter. Access to the location is granted after the bucket falls on the burly man's head (in the Pub), and he leaves the garbage bin open after throwing away a squashed box of tomatoes. Upon entering the area, a new to-do list will become available. After completing the second task on the to-do list, many paths that were once open to the Goose will now be closed, villagers will behave oddly, and the "danger" music will change (see the to-do list below).
Nether

The Nether is a dimension made by making a Nether Portal with Obsidian, and lighting it with any item that produces fire. There is only one tree in The Nether, the Crimson tree.

## Info

The Nether is the second dimension in ReIndev. It is filled with lava, and is generally dangerous.

## Blocks

NetherrackSoul SandGlowstoneMagma BlockBrimstoneBasalt
## Trivia

* Interestingly, The Nether has clouds and no ceiling. That means Glowstone generates on the floor compared to the roof.
* The internal name for The Nether biome is "Hell"
	+ This is likely a reference to The Nether looking strongly like Hell and a reference to the old indev generation menu calling The Nether as Hell.
* There are 4 Ores that can be found in the Creative Menu, and they can't be found naturally. They are named Nether Coal Ore, Nether Iron Ore, Nether Gold Ore, and Nether Diamond Ore.
Wrench

A **wrench** is an item than can rotate certain blocks or change the position of slabs.

## Usage

A wrench can rotate certain blocks by right clicking them such as logs, watermelons, and mushroom stems, it can also flip some blocks upside down such as slabs.

Some blocks will require you to hold shift to rotate or flip them.
Stone

**Stone** is a naturally generating block comprising most of the Overworld.

## Obtaining

### World generation

Stone can be found naturally in the Overworld, in which it comprises a significant majority of the blocks underneath the dirt layer.

### Breaking

Stone can be broken using any pickaxe, though it will turn to cobblestone.

Stone can be broken using a molten pickaxe or gold pickaxe to drop itself.
Dungeon

**Dungeons** are an underground structure that contains a mob spawner and some chests.

## Structure

Dungeons are medium sized rooms made up of cobblestone, mossy cobblestone, and stone bricks. They always contain a mob spawner and at least 1 chest. Occasionally cobwebs and pillars of stone bricks can generate inside dungeons.

Dungeons often generate in small connected groups.

### Loot

Each dungeon chest contains some of the following items:

* Sponge
* Bread
* Wheat
* Dynamite
* Gunpowder
* Iron Ingot
* Music discs
* Chain armor
* Gold Ingot
* Potion
* Sticky Torch
* Bucket
* Obsidian tools

## Gallery

The inside of a dungeon with some torches placed around to keep mobs from spawning.An example of the loot inside a dungeon chest.
Sheep

A **sheep** is a common animal that can be found just about anywhere the overworld

## Spawning

### Natural Generation

Sheep can spawn in small flocks of about 1-3 on grass blocks with a high enough light level. You will only find them in white

## Usage

### Wool

Sheep can be sheared with a right click, yielding 1-3 pieces of wool. This does not damage the sheep. Sheep can be dyed making them permanently grow wool of that color
Netherrack

**Netherrack** is a block that can be found naturally generating in the Nether. Netherrack is the only block that Crimson Saplings can be placed on whilst remaining stable (Blackstone allows them to be placed, but they pop off with a block update). Any fire made on netherrack does not naturally extinguish, but fire can only be made on the top.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Netherrack can be broken using any pickaxe.

### World generation

Netherrack can be found naturally generating in the Nether.

## Usage

### Miscellaneous

Netherrack is required for conveniently growing Crimson Saplings.

Netherrack allows fire to remain atop it forever, thus allowing builds to utilize fire.
Chest

A **chest** is a block that can be used to store items.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Chests can be broken using any tool or by hand, but an axe is faster, it will also drop all its contents upon being broken.

## Usage

A chest has 27 inventory slots. Two chests next to each other will combine into one large chest with double the amount of inventory space. A colored and non-colored large chest can be placed next to each other, but can't be placed next to another large chest of their own type.

### Fuel

Planks can be used to smelt 1.5 items in a furnace or 3 items in a forge.
Limestone

**Limestone** is a block that typically generates underneath sand.

## Obtaining

### Natural generation

Limestone normally generates in thick layers under sand in most sandy biomes, except for beaches where limestone generates in thin layers, or quicklands biomes where it only generates under grass. Limestone generates in very large quantities inside wastelands biomes where it comprises most of the surface.

### Breaking

Limestone can be broken using any pickaxe, though it will turn to cobbled limestone.

Limestone can be broken using a molten pickaxe or gold pickaxe to drop itself.
Bucket

**Buckets** are items that can be used to carry water, lava, or milk around. Buckets can also carry tamed foxes or small slimes.

## Obtaining

### Natural generation

Buckets can be found in chests inside dungeons.

## Usage

A bucket can be used to carry a water or lava source block by right clicking it with the bucket. Once a bucket is filled with a source block, then it can be placed back down by right clicking the ground with the filled bucket.

A bucket can be filled with milk by right clicking a cow, mooshroom, or moobloom. Milk can be removed from a bucket by drinking it, using it in a crafting recipe, or by smelting it.

A bucket filled with water can be used to fill an empty cauldron.

An empty bucket can be used to pick up small slimes, which then can be used to show where slime chunks are located.

An empty bucket can pick up tamed foxes.

### Fuel

Lava buckets can be used to smelt 100 items in a furnace or 200 items in a forge.
Name Tag

A **name tag** is an item that can be used to give mobs or other items names.

## Usage

Name tags can be given a name by right clicking a crafting table with it in hand, once given a name, the name can be set on items or mobs. Name tags can be renamed any number of times.

After a name tag is renamed, it can either be placed into a crafting grid with another item or right clicked onto a mob to rename them.
Balls

**Balls** are a recreational item. A ball can be placed and will bounce away from anything that touches it.

## Obtaining

Right clicking a ball entity will despawn the ball and drop it as an item.

## Usage

Balls can be placed anywhere by right clicking on a block with a ball item. Once placed, it will bounce off of walls and any mob, player, or other ball that touches it.
Snow Block

**Snow blocks** are blocks made from snowballs. **Snow blocks** can also be formed after a storm in a Tundra or Taiga biome. It can also be used to craft Snow Bricks.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Snow blocks can be broken using any tool or by hand, though it will turn into snowballs.

Snow blocks can be broken using any golden tool to drop itself.

## Usage

### Fuel

Snow blocks can be used to freeze 1 item in a refridgifreezer.
Pig

A **pig** is a common animal that can be found just about anywhere in the overworld. They can be used as a source of food.

## Spawning

### Natural generation

Pigs can spawn in small herds of about 1-3 on grass blocks with a high enough light level.

## Usage

### Drops

Pigs will drop 0-2 raw porkchops upon death.

## Trivia

* Prior to version 2.8, there was a random chance that a pig would speak. This could also be triggered by feeding the pig a carrot.
	+ If pigtext appears on a pig that is swimming in water, the pig will sink.
	+ When a pigtext occurs a pig's AI is seemingly turned off. This causes them to repeat the last action they were doing or halt entirely.
Conveyor Belt

The **conveyor belt** is a mechanical item that pushes any entity on top forwards.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Conveyor belts can be broken with any tool or by hand, but a pickaxe is faster.

## Usage

When powered, the conveyor belt will move any entities on top of it in the direction it is facing. For example, if there was a pig on top of a conveyor belt facing east, the pig would be moved east if the conveyor belt was activated.
Tutorials/Creating a tutorial page

Tutorials can be a great resource for new players, so here is a tutorial for creating tutorials on the wiki.

## Tutorial subpage

All tutorials must be a subpage of the tutorials page. To create a tutorials subpage you just need to create a new page and call it "Tutorials/(tutorial name here)". Once you have your new page it's time to start putting things into it.

## Layout

Tutorial pages should be made in a sorta step by step way to keep reading easy, and a good way to do this is with heading sections.

### General writing

come back later for part 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

if any crazy people actually have been checking this page regularly then i would like to say this will be continued, but i have more important things to do on the wiki before i get back to this.
Tutorials

This article has user-created tutorials describing various attributes or factors of *Reindev* or *Minecraft*.

## Newcomers

These tutorials should be designed to help new players get their footing and start playing *Reindev*.

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## Essential

These tutorials should be intended for right after you have a roof over your head and a renewable food source.

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## General

These tutorials should be for more general things, such as mining, construction, or whatnot.

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## Gears/Redstone

These tutorials will be for various gear or redstone contraptions, such as jeb doors.

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## Reindev Wiki

These tutorials are for wiki related things.

* Creating a tutorial page (unfinished)

## Other

Tutorials that don't fit in any other category.

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Motor Block

A **Motor block** is a block that can be toggled on or off to provide power to gears to activate machines or open doors.

Motor blocks can also provide power to machines or doors by themselves but need to be right up next to them. Motor blocks can be toggled on or off by right clicking them.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Motor blocks can be broken using any tool or by hand, but a pickaxe is faster.
Cauldron

* Empty
* With Water
* With Potion

A **cauldron** is a block that can be used to create potions.

## Usage

### Brewing

Using a water bucket on a cauldron will fill it with water. Once the cauldron is filled with water, up to 7 ingredients can be placed into it by right clicking the cauldron with the ingredients of choice, if more than 7 ingredients are added to the cauldron, then the mix of ingredients will explode into smoke and empty the cauldron. When at least 2 items are placed in the cauldron a bottle can be used to finalize the potion and place it in the bottle, this will also empty the cauldron.

#### Ingredients

Below is a list of every ingredient that can be placed into a cauldron

* Dandelion/White Dandelion
* Rose/Violet Rose
* Cyan Rose/Chocolate Rose
* Paeonia/Blue Paeonia
* Marigold/Aster
* Tall Grass
* Fern
* Dead Bush
* Sapling
* Crimson Sapling
* Firwood Sapling
* Sponge
* Shrub
* Brown Mushroom
* Red Mushroom
* Glowing Mushroom
* Nether Roots
* Hanging Roots
* Cobweb
* Coal
* Diamond
* String
* Feather
* Gunpowder
* Flint
* Seeds
* Wheat
* Sugar Cane
* Sugar
* Clay (Item)
* Egg
* Snowball
* Slimeball
* Bone
* Leather
* Potato
* Carrot Seeds
* Ash
* Cheese Slice
* Glowstone Dust

#### Fish ingredients

Most kinds of fish are special in that they will guarantee an effect with an extended duration when placed in a cauldron. The salmon for example, will guarantee a 4 minute regeneration effect when placed in a cauldron.

* Heel (Strength)
* Lava Fish (Fire Resistance)
* Zombie Fish (Poison)
* Salmon (Regeneration)
* Shulki Shulki (Resistance)
* Crystalacarp (Haste)
* Wasp Fish (Flight)
* Icicle Fin (Slipperiness)
* Slimyfish (Jump Boost)
* Dirtfish (Weakness)
* Bass (Slowness)
* Brickfish (Construction)
* Obsidian Trout (Mining Fatigue)
* Bonefish (Fragility)
* Sakurakoi (Swiftness)

#### Charges

Charges are items that can be added to a cauldron to change how a potion works.

* Fire Charge
	+ Adding a fire charge to a cauldron will turn the result potion into a bottled flame, which can be placed to create a potion fire. Any player who steps inside of a potion fire will gain effects depending on the potion. Potion fire does not spread, does not burn flammable blocks, and will only go out when punched. The effect given only lasts 5 seconds.
* Lightning Charge
	+ Adding a lightning charge to a cauldron will turn the result potion into a flash flask, which works mostly like a normal potion, but it can be used 16 times before running out. The effect is quite short, only lasting about 10 seconds.
* Toxic Charge
	+ Adding a toxic charge to a cauldron will turn the result potion into a splash potion, which can be thrown to create an effect cloud. Anything that steps into an effect cloud will gain effects depending on the potion. Unlike potion fire, splash potions can place effects on mobs. The length of the effect increases the longer it is being stood in, but a single effect cloud can only give about 9 seconds of an effect spread across however many mobs or players are inside it. An effect cloud will shrink over time, but it shrinks faster when something is in it.
Mossy Cobblestone

**Mossy cobblestone** is a block that generates in the overworld in moderate sized veins.

## Obtaining

### World Generation

Mossy Cobblestone is found in small to large sized veins in the overworld.

### Breaking

Mossy cobblestone can be broken with any pickaxe, when broken with a molten pickaxe, it drops cobblestone instead.

## Gallery

A vein of mossy cobblestone found in a cave.
Refridgifreezer

A **refridgifreezer** is a block that can freeze certain items or blocks.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Refridgifreezers can be broken using any pickaxe, it will also drop all its contents upon being broken.

## Usage

A refridgifreezer freezes items and blocks similarly to how a furnace or forge smelts items or blocks, except using ice, snow, or other cold things as fuel.
Flowers

**Flowers** are plants that occur in a variety of shapes and colors. Flowers are primarily used for decoration and dyes.

## Obtaining

### Natural generation

Most flowers can be found in random patches on dirt or grass. Paeonia flowers can only be found in flower forests, along with an abundance of every other common flower.

### Breaking

Flowers can be broken instantly with any tool or by hand.

### Mob loot

Shearing a moobloom will drop 5 dandelions and turn it into a normal cow.

## Usage

### Farming

Flowers will occasionally spread to nearby farmland blocks.

#### Rare flowers

When a flower spreads there is a very small chance it will create a different color variation of a flower. Rare flowers will spread their common variant instead of themselves.

Below is a list of what rare flower each of the common flowers can create.

* Dandelion -> White Dandelion
* Rose -> Violet Rose
* Cyan Rose -> Chocolate Rose
* Paeonia -> Blue Paeonia
* Marigold -> Aster

### Fuel

Flowers can be used to smelt 0.5 items in a furnace or 1 item in a forge.

### Brewing

All flowers can be placed into a cauldron.

## Gallery

Various flower patchesFlower forest with every kind of common flower in a small area
Cactus

**Cactus** is a block that damages any player or mob that comes in contact with.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Cactus can be broken using any tool or by hand.

### Natural generation

Cactus commonly spawns on sand in a desert.

## Usage

Cactus can only be placed on sand or another cactus block. If any block besides air or another cactus is placed directly adjacent to a cactus block then the cactus will break.

### Farming

Cactus will grow by 1 block vertically every so often up to 3 blocks tall and does not need light to grow. Bone meal cannot be used on cactus.

### Fuel

Cactus can be used to smelt 1.5 item in a furnace or 3 items in a forge.
Tools

**Tools** are items that can be used to break blocks faster than you could by hand. Some blocks can only be obtained using certain tools.

## Obtaining

### Obsidian

Obsidian tools cannot be crafted and instead need to be found in dungeons,

## Usage

### Shovel

Shovels are used to dig up softer blocks, such as dirt, sand, or gravel. Shovels can also create path by right clicking dirt or grass blocks.

### Pickaxe

A pickaxe is used to mine tougher blocks, such as stone, basalt, or gold ore.

### Axe

An axe is used to chop wooden blocks, such as wood, wooden planks, or crafting tables.

### Hoe

Hoes are used for tilling dirt or grass to find seeds and create farmland. A hoe can also be used to dig up ash.

## Tool tiers

### Wooden

Wooden tools are a basic tool tier that you will most likely use when starting out in a world. Wooden tools have 64 durability.

### Stone

Stone tools can break blocks faster than wooden tools. Stone tools have a chance to give double items upon breaking certain blocks. Stone tools have 128 durability.

### Golden

Golden tools break blocks quickly and are able to pick up certain blocks without breaking them or turning them into something else, such as grass, stone, and glass. Golden tools have the same breaking tier as iron tools. Golden tools have 384 durability.

### Iron

Iron tools can break blocks faster than stone tools. An iron pickaxe can mine any type of ore. Iron tools have 256 durability.

### Molten

Molten tools can smelt blocks upon breaking them. Molten tools have the same breaking tier as iron tools. Molten tools have 128 durability.

### Diamond

Diamond tools can break blocks faster than iron tools and will get faster the lower durability it has. Diamond tools have 1536 durability.

### Obsidian

Obsidian tools have the same breaking tier as iron tools. Obsidian tools have 16384 durability.
Sugar Cane

**Sugar cane** is a block that can be found generating around water in the overworld.

## Obtaining

### Natural generation

Sugar cane can generate naturally near water, they normally generate up to 4 blocks tall.

### Breaking

Sugar cane can be broken instantly by any tool or by hand.

Sugar cane breaks when pushed by a piston.

## Usage

### Farming

Sugar cane can naturally generate up to 4 blocks tall but shorter plants or placed plants will only grow up to 3 blocks tall. Sugar cane grows by adding another block to the top every once in a while. Sugar cane can only be placed on dirt, sand, or grass that is directly adjacent to water, but not above or diagonal to water, it can also be placed on other sugar cane, ignoring the water rule entirely.

### Fuel

Sugar cane can be used to smelt 0.5 items in a furnace or 1 item in a forge.

### Brewing

Sugar cane can be placed into a cauldron.
Golden Bucket

**Golden buckets** are a stackable variant of bucket. They can't hold milk, small slimes, or tamed foxes and also cannot be used in crafting recipes or be used as fuel.

## Usage

A golden bucket can be used to carry a water or lava source block by right clicking it with the bucket. Once a golden bucket is filled with a source block, then it can be placed back down by right clicking the ground with the filled bucket.

Unlike a regular bucket, golden buckets can stack, though they are purely for transporting fluids and can only hold either water or lava.
Magma Block

**Magma Blocks** are light-emitting blocks found in the Nether and in the Overworld. It causes damage to players or mobs that step on it.

## Obtaining

### World generation

Magma blocks can be found on the shores of the Nether, or as the "shell" of underground lava lakes.

### Breaking

Magma blocks can be mined with any kind of pickaxe.

## Usage

Magma blocks damage most mobs, with the exceptions being blazes and zombie pigmen. It could be used in mob farms to damage mobs without player interaction.
Drawer

**Drawers** are blocks that can store 64 stacks of items, but only one item type at a time.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Drawers can be broken using any tool or by hand, but an axe is faster.

## Usage

Drawers are used to store large amounts of items without taking up as much space as chests, though they can only store one type of item at a time. Drawers cannot be opened like chests, instead they need to be right clicked and left clicked to put items into it and take items out one at a time respectively. The crouch button can be held down to take out or put in an entire stack at a time. Items with NBT data cannot be stored in drawers (items named with a name tag, potions, dyed cloth armor, crates with items in them, etc.) The type and amount of an item that is currently occupying the drawer will be displayed on the front.
Coral

* Pink Coral
* Yellow Coral
* Blue Coral
* White Coral
* Red Coral
* Orange Coral

**Coral blocks** are a decorative block found in lakes, oceans, or rivers. Coral blocks come in 6 colors, and also emit light. Most coral blocks have unique block ids, but the Red Coral and Orange Coral use metadata 1 and 2 respectively on the Pink Coral block id.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Coral blocks can be broken with any pickaxe.

### World Generation

Coral blocks can be found in bodies of water across the Overworld, and sometimes even underground though very rarely.

## Usage

### Miscellaneous

Coral blocks emit a light level of 11. It can be used for a solid mob proof floor, or just decoration.

## Gallery

Coral generating in an ocean.Orange Coral generating in a river as viewed in Photo Mode.
NOT Gate

A **NOT Gate** is a mechanical block that will invert the gear input given to it.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

A NOT Gate can be broken using any tool or by hand.

## Usage

### Mechanical component

A NOT Gate will invert the input given to it.

If there is a powered gear on the input end of the block then the gear on the output end of the block will not be powered by the NOT Gate and if the input gear is not powered then the output gear will be powered.
Chairs

**Chairs** are decorative blocks that can be oriented in the direction of the player when being placed.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

All wooden chairs can be broken with any tool or by hand, but using an axe is faster.

Stone and glass chairs can be broken with any tool or by hand, but using a pickaxe is faster.

## Usage

Chairs can be sat on by pressing right click, and be dismounted with the player's sneak button or by right clicking the chair again.

### Fuel

Wooden chairs and firwood chairs can be used to smelt 6 items in a furnace or 12 items in a forge.
Lilypad

**Lilypads** are flat plants that can be found naturally generating on water in swamps.

## Obtaining

### Natural Generation

Lilypads can be found on the surface of the water in swamps.

### Breaking

Lilypads can be broken instantly using any tool or by hand.

### Farming

Lilypads can be placed onto filled cauldrons while crouching, then after some time they will grow into a random type of water lily. Once a lilypad has turned into a water lily, they can then be right clicked to produce 1-2 lilypads and 1 water lily of the corresponding color.

## Usage

Since lilypads can be placed directly on water, they can be used to make a quick path over water.

Lilypads can only be placed on water.

### Fuel

Lilypads can be used to smelt 0.5 items in a furnace or 1 item in a forge.
Logs

### Item ID

tile.oak\_log:17, tile.crimson\_log:106, tile.fir\_log:113, tile.cherry\_log:253, tile.spruce\_log:1010

### Wrenchable

Yes

**Logs** are a type of directional block that can be used to craft planks. There are 5 different kinds of logs.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

All logs can be broken with any item or by hand, but using an axe is faster.

## Usage

### Fuel

Planks can be used to smelt 1.5 items in a furnace or 3 items in a forge.
Basalt

**Basalt** is a type of stone found deep underground in the Overworld. It takes slightly longer to break than regular stone. It can also be found in the Nether, albeit less extreme in generation.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Basalt can be broken using any kind of pickaxe.

### Natural generation

Basalt starts generating in the Overworld at around Y=20 and starts to replace the majority of the stone generated below Y=14.

In the nether, Basalt generates about the same as in the Overworld, but in lower quantities.

## History

 2.6 | Now used to craft basalt pillar and basalt slabs.

## Gallery

Basalt found in a cave in the Overworld.Basalt found in the Nether.
Flint

**Flint** is a material primarily obtained from gravel.

## Obtaining

### Block drop

Flint can sometimes be obtained by breaking gravel with most shovels. Flint can sometimes drop from breaking quicksand with a stone shovel.

## Usage

### Brewing

Flint is one of the items that can be used to brew potions. Notable potions that are known to be able to be brewed with flint include the pure Resistance potion, pure Poison potion and the heavy potion.

## See Also

* Feather
* Gravel
* Quicksand
* Arrow
Planks

**Planks** are a type of block crafted from logs, they are very useful in crafting and will more than likely be the first thing you craft.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

All planks can be broken with any tool or by hand, but using an axe is faster.

## Usage

### Fuel

Planks can be used to smelt 1.5 items in a furnace or 3 items in a forge

## Notes

1. ↑ Red dye representative of any dye
2. ↑ Red planks representative of any colored planks
Stairs

**Stairs** are a type of block that can be easily walked up onto.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

All planked stairs can be broken using any tool or by hand, but an axe is faster.

Brick stairs, basalt brick stairs, ice brick stairs, and cobblestone stairs can be broken using any pickaxe.

Snow Brick stairs can be broken using any tool or by hand, but a shovel is faster.

Sponge stairs can be broken using any tool or by hand.

## Usage

### Fuel

Wooden, Firwood, and sponge stairs can be used to smelt 1.5 items in a furnace or 3 items in a forge.

Snow brick and ice brick stairs can be used to freeze 0.5 items in a refridgifreezer.
TNT

**TNT** is a block that can be ignited by stray fire or lava, gear power, or by simply breaking it to generate an explosion. Ignited TNT can be defused and picked up by punching it.

## Obtaining

### Mining

TNT can be broken instantly by any tool or by hand. Once broken TNT also has to be defused which can be done by punching it once.
Bookshelves

* Bookshelf
* Fir Bookshelf
* Crimson Bookshelf
* Brickshelf

**Bookshelves** are a decorative block.

## Obtaining

### Breaking

Bookshelves can be broken using any tool or by hand, though it will turn into 3 books, brickshelves will turn into 3 bricks instead.

Bookshelves can be broken using any gold tool to drop itself.

## Usage

### Fuel

All bookshelves can be used to smelt 1.5 items in a furnace or 3 items in a forge.
Ruby Ainsworth

## Ruby Ainsworth

### Name

* Rubina Jane Ainsworth (2016-2022)
* Rubina Jane Ainsworth-King (since 2022)

## Family

### Parents

* Ríona Ainsworth
* Jeremiah King

### Grandparents

* Roxana Faraday
* Ainsworth
* Arthur Heatherton (step-grandfather)
* Lavonne King †

### Others

* Marcela Faraday (grandaunt/godmother)
* Eloise Hawking and Edmund Faraday (great-grandparents)
* Gabriela Faraday (step-great-grandmother)
Compass

A **compass** is an item that will always point towards spawn.

## Usage

Normally, a compass will always point towards spawn, it will work even if it is dropped, on an item frame, in a chest, or in another player's hand. The direction a compass' needle points is relative to the player that's viewing it.

In the nether, a compass' needle will spin and point in random directions.
Brick

**Bricks** are items that can be used to craft a few different brick-based blocks. Bricks can thrown to deal damage.

## Obtaining

### Block drop

Clay will drop bricks instead of clay balls when breaking it with any molten tool.

## Usage

### Combat

Bricks can be thrown by right clicking.

They deal 4 damage (2 hearts) upon hitting a player or mob

Thrown bricks can also break glass.
Logjam Block

**Logjam** is a relatively common wooden block that can be found in swamps.

### Natural generation

Logjam can be found in swamp biomes. It generates near the bases of trees, and is especially common at the bases of trees that are at water, in which it has a large quantity to form good ground for the trees.

## Usage

### Fuel

Logjam Blocks can be used to smelt 1.5 items in a furnace or 3 items in a forge.

## Gallery

Logjam generating in a very high quantity in water.
Combustion Block

* Default
* Powered

**Combustion blocks** are a mechanical block for use with gears.

## Usage

### Mechanical

Combustion blocks can be powered like any other mechanical block to produce fire above them. This fire will disappear when the combustion block is powered off. Combustion blocks will also ignite any TNT placed above them.

## See Also

* Gear
* TNT
* Motor Block
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Roxana Faraday

## Roxie Heatherton

### Name

* Roxana Denise Faraday
* Roxana Denise Heatherton (married name, since 2005)

## Family

### Parents

* Eloise Hawking
* Edmund Faraday
* Gabriela Faraday (stepmother)

### Siblings

* Daniel Faraday (half-brother) †
* Adriana Faraday (half-sister)
* Tomáš Faraday (half-brother)
* Marcela Faraday (half-sister)

## Romantic Relationship

### Significant Others

* Saul Ainsworth (ex-boyfriend)
* Arthur Heatherton (husband)

### Grandchildren

* Ruby Ainsworth
* Gabriel Ainsworth

### In-Laws

**Siblings**:* Jocelyn Faraday (sister-in-law)

**Marriage**:

* Francis Heatherton (father-in-law)
* Lucy Heatherton (sister-in-law)
Armor

**Armor** is a category of items that can be worn to provide extra damage resistance.

## Obtaining

### Crafting

#### Chainmail

While chainmail armor does have a crafting recipe, the item required to craft them cannot be obtained through normal gameplay.

Chainmail armor can be found in dungeons.

## Usage

The amount of armor points a piece of armor gives depends on what slot it occupies (helmet, chestplate, leggings, or boots) and the percent of remaining durability.

### Helmet

Helmets give 3 points of armor by default

* Leather caps have 99 durability
* Chainmail helmets have 264 durability
* Iron and golden helmets have 330 durability
* Diamond helmets have 792 durability

### Chestplate

Chestplates give 8 points of armor by default

* Leather tunics have 144 durability
* Chainmail chestplates have 384 durability
* Iron and golden chestplates have 480 durability
* Diamond chestplates have 1152 durability

### Leggings

Leggings give 6 points of armor by default

* Leather pants have 135 durability
* Chainmail leggings have 360 durability
* Iron and golden leggings have 450 durability
* Diamond leggings have 1080 durability

### Boots

Boots give 3 points of armor by default

* Leather boots have 117 durability
* Chainmail boots have 312 durability
* Iron and golden boots have 390 durability
* Diamond boots have 936 durability

### Cloth

Cloth armor doesn't give any armor points or have any durability, they are entirely cosmetic.

Cloth armor can be dyed by placing it in a crafting grid with any type or amount of dye.
Ядерный реактор T2

## Основная информация

### Описание

*Генерирует энергию, которая приводит в действие все машины на планете*

### Ресурсы для строительства

* 3 х  Бутылка воды
* 1 х  Супер Сплав
* 3 х  Урановый стержень
* 1 х  Взрывчатый порошок

## Требования

**Ядерный реактор T1** разблокируется при 1.50 mPa уровне давления.

## Материалы

* 3 х  Бутылка воды
* 1 х  Супер Сплав
* 3 х  Урановый стержень
* 1 х  Взрывчатый порошок
Edmund Faraday

## Family

### Aunts & Uncles

* Nicole †
* Henry Faraday †

## Romantic Relationship

### Significant Others

* Eloise Hawking (ex-wife)
* Gabriela Faraday (wife)

### Children

* Daniel Faraday (stepson) †
* Roxana Faraday
* Adriana Faraday
* Tomáš Faraday
* Marcela Faraday

### In-Laws

**Children**:* Arthur Heatherton (son-in-law)
* Jocelyn Faraday (daughter-in-law)

### Descendants

* Ruby and Gabriel Ainsworth (great-grandchildren through Roxie)
Дождь

## О стадии

Это четвертая стадия развития вашей планеты.

Иногда будет идти дождь. (Внимание:  на более слабых ПК, дождь иногда может вызывать лаги.)

## Требования

Чтобы разблокировать этот этап, вам понадобится 875 кTi индекса терраформирования.

Эта стадия приводит к образованию жидкой воды.

## Разблокирует

Следующие предметы теперь случайным образом добавляются в  Ящик для хранения.

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