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Mouse Ear Cap

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**Mouse Ear Cap** is a type of cosmetic accessory in the *Aether*. It is purely decorative but can be dyed different colors other than the default red.

## Obtaining

Mouse Ear Cap drops from Slider bosses, at a 0.38% drop chance. It is also obtainable from Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

Mouse Ear Caps are purely cosmetic in function but can be dyed different colors by combining it with one or more quantity of dye(s) in a crafting grid. Adding Rose Red dye again after it is dyed will not return it to it's original color fully, so multiple red dye must be used.

Combining multiple dye types with a cap will produce different shades of dyed caps. Example, combining Purple Dye and Lapis Lazuli will dye the cap purple but give it a more reddish-purple hue if Rose Red is also added.

## Trivia

* These were originally known as "*deadmau5 ears*".

## Issues

Issues relating to Mouse Ear Cap item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Mouse Ear Cap there.

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.2:
	+ Blue variant introduced
	+ They now render correctly
* 1.6.4.4:
	+ Blue variant removed
	+ Now can be dyed

## Gallery

* Player on the Aether Official Server wearing dyed Ear Caps.
Magnetic Hills

**Magnetic Hills** are a biome with Ferrosite Sand coasts and Magnetic Grass.

## Generation

They may have large floating pillars due to their namesake. Ferrosite is why the biome's signature pillars float, leaving deep bottomless chasms. Said chasms may also still have ground intact, despite having the bottom covered by an Aercloud bed.

A chasm is always found under Ferrosite pillars and said chasms can even be one block wide. Said pillars can also be nearly rooted to the ground, making some appear to be difficult to notice from a normal hill. Chasms can very in size, from one-block large to general size or even massive chasms.

## Trivia

* Magnetic Hills make a good choice for a mining outpost-like addition to a base, due to the chasms providing easy access to both small reserves of ore and an easy way into caves.

## Issues

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

## Gallery

* A larger look at typical Magnetic Hills generation
* The Ferrosite Sand coasts of Magnetic Hills biomes
* A very-enrooted pillar of this biome
* A huge chasm
* Bottom of said chasm, note the visible ground still there under the Aercloud bed
Therawood Leaves

* Aether II

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**Therawood Leaves** are a block that appears in the Necromancer's Tower.

## Obtaining

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

 Shears

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

### Purchasing

Therawood Leaves can sometimes be purchased from Edison's shop for varying gilt prices.

### Necromancer's Tower

Therawood Leaves appear in the Necromancer's Tower as a block making up trees in the garden around the tower.

## Issues

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

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**Skyroot Chest Mimics** are decoy blocks found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Skyroot Chest Mimics cannot be obtained in Survival Mode, only via inventory editors, the /give command, or Creative Mode.

### **Natural generation**

A portion of Skyroot Chests will instead generate as chest decoys in the Slider's Labyrinth.

## Usage

Skyroot Chest Mimics spawn Mimics when interacted with in any way, and cannot be deduced from normal Skyroot Chests unless interacted with.

## Tips

* Due to that Skyroot Chest Mimics are treated as mobs disguised as decoy blocks, it is best to check for them with a ranged approach, such as with a Bow.

## Trivia

* In the original *The Aether* mod, Skyroot Chest Mimics were originally Monster Spawners that spawned Mimics.

## Issues

Issues relating to Skyroot Chest Mimic block are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Skyroot Chest Mimic there.

## **Upcoming**

* 1.10b1: Removed, as any chest mimics that pickblocked now give Labyrinth Chests instead
Victory Medal

The Victory Medal was a drop from Valkyries in Aether I. They were only found in Silver Dungeons . After you have killed 10 Valkyries (which means 10 medals in total if you didn't die), you could challenge the Valkyrie Queen.

Dungeon items were not normally obtainable with some mods, such as TooManyItems. Using Single Player Commands, however, Aether dungeon items were obtainable by using the ID of the item. You could get the ID's here.
Shovel

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Shovels** are a type of tool and have the function of making soft-blocks easier to collect, such as Aether Dirt and Quicksoil.

## Obtaining

Valkyrie Shovels are dropped by defeated Slider bosses, with a 0.75% chance.

## Usage

Shovels are used to break Aether Dirt and blocks similar to it, but faster than if by only hand or with other tools. Breaking blocks consumes one durability, while blocks that instantly break do not.

Each type of shovel has unique passive abilities. Skyroot doubles drops from naturally-generated blocks, Holystone has a chance to drop Ambrosium Shards, Zanite gets stronger as it's durability decreases, Gravitite (except for Swords) can send blocks flying from use on right-click at the cost of four durability, and Valkyrie has extended reach.

Skyroot Shovels can be used as fuel for Holystone Furnaces, smelting one item per shovel.

## Data values

Data values for shovels are:

  Holystone Shovel
  Zanite Shovel
  Gravitite Shovel
  Valkyrie Shovel

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.01: Non-generated Quicksoil was still returning drops with a Skyroot Shovel. This exploit has been patched
* 1.04: Fixed Aether Shovels not picking up snowballs from snow patches.

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced

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Orb of Arkenzus

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**Orb of Arkenzus** is a type of companion item in the *Aether*. It's companion grants the ability of slowfall.

## Obtaining

Orb of Arkenzus can be obtained from Slider bosses, at a 0.38% chance. It is also obtainable from Continuum Orbs, like other items.

## Usage

Shade of Arkenzus grants slowfall as long as it is active, fully preventing fall damage for the player and majorly slowing their fall speed in midair to a slow glide.

It can be renamed from the inventory screen and will teleport to the player's location, like other companions.

## Issues

Issues relating to Orb of Arkenzus item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Orb of Arkenzus there.
Splashes

The Aether mod adds self-referential splashes to its menu screen. Most of the splashes are added by Angeline, a developer for the Aether mod.

## Splashes

This table contains every splash the Aether mod adds.

## Trivia

* Pressing ESC in the main menu will reload the menu, causing a new splash to appear. (likely to be removed)
Skyroot Tree

**Green Skyroot Trees** are commonly found in the Aether, and act as the primary source for building materials such as Skyroot Planks. They grow naturally on Aether Dirt upon entering the Aether. The trunk consists of Skyroot Logs and the foliage of Skyroot Leaves, which occasionaly drop Saplings. The leaves are light green, much lighter than their surface counterparts, and the trunk is dark brown.

There have been reports of a deficiency of Skyroot Trees and Saplings in some Aether worlds, leaving the player without any logs or planks in some areas. The player should have some Overworld tree logs and planks with him/her when entering the Aether to have enough Skyroot Planks to create the necessary tools, or gather many blocks to bridge out to another island in search for new Skyroot Trees.

It is also advised to make a Skyroot Tree Farm or Golden Oak Tree farm as soon as possible, as the player will have an easier acess to Skyroot Logs and/or Golden Amber.

## Aether II

In Aether II, they have been renamed to Green Skyroot Trees and now spawn in more varied patterns as compared to the one pattern they would always spawn in before. They can spawn in several different shapes, such as very tall or very wide (like normal Oak trees in the Overworld do).

* The texture on the Skyroot logs
* Green Skyroot saplings
* The new way Green Skyroot trees can spawn in.
Taegore Hide

* Aether II

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**Taegore Hide** is a material item dropped by Taegores in the Aether.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.11b7 | * Now a guaranteed drop from Taegore
* Can now be used to make leather armor

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Soaring Stone

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**Soaring Stone** is an companion item in the *Aether*, and replaces the Agility Cape.

## Obtaining

This item is a 3.40% chance drop from the Slider boss in the Slider's Labyrinth dungeon.

## Usage

This item summons the Soaring Wisp companion. It grants the Speed status effect when used, which gives the ability to move faster when equipped.

## Issues

Issues relating to Soaring Stone item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Soaring Stone there.

## Gallery

* Soaring Wisp model render
* Soaring Wisp, the Companion summoned by the item
Vampire Blade

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**Vampire Blade** is an unique weapon used to deal damage to mobs and/or players. It is primarily obtainable from Slider's Labyrinth dungeons.

## Obtaining

Vampire Blade is obtainable as a drop from Slider bosses, with a 0.75% chance. It also may drop from Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

Vampire Blades are claimed to restore health as enemies are damaged but they are bugged in the latest version and do not function properly.

Left-clicking while holding a sword will do damage to both mobs and players, more so than if by bare hand. Upon damaging a mob or player, Vampire Blade's durability is decreased by one.

## Issues

Issues relating to Vampire Blade item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Vampire Blade there.

## Gallery

* Vampire blade in-game
* Vampire Blade
Trapdoor

* Aether II

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**Trapdoors** are blocks that act as a barrier that can be opened and closed for going vertical through.

## Obtaining

Trapoors 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**

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

## Usage

Trapdoors serve as a barrier that can be opened and closed by players, but not by mobs. They also can be opened by a redstone signal. It can act as a vertical door with ladders.

### Fuel

Skyroot Trapdoors serve as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 1.5 items per block of plank.

## Issues

Issues relating to Trapdoor are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Trapdoor there.
Lightning Knife

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**Lightning Knives** are an unique weapon used to deal damage to mobs and/or players. It is primarily obtainable from Slider's Labyrinth dungeons.

## Obtaining

Lightning Knives are obtainable as a drop from Slider bosses, with a 5.28% chance and drops in stacks of 16. It also may drop from Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

Left-clicking makes the knife function like a melee weapon but right-clicking will throw and consume it. Throwing a knife will spawn lightning, which will also spawn Coldfire.

## Issues

Issues relating to Lightning Knife item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Lightning Knife there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Lightning Knives no longer appear in dungeon chests in stacks higher than 16. This is so stacking is no longer screwed up (as the max stack for Lightning Knives is 16)
* 1.04: Fixed Lightning Knives using a gold ingot sprite instead of its proper sprite

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.5:
	+ Lightning Knives and Tempest Lightning damage has been halved.
	+ The Slider now drops a maximum of 16 lightning knives in one stack.
Technical blocks

**Technical blocks** are blocks in the Aether II mod that cannot be acquired without commands or mods, but have independent block IDs, and serve various purposes during events within the mod.

## **Portal related**

### **Aether Portal**

*See:* Aether Portal

Aether Portal blocks are generated when a portal is formed, and standing in them will teleport the player from the Overworld to the Aether and vice versa.

As Aether Portal blocks follow the behavior of Nether Portal blocks, please see Nether Portal for further information.

#### **Trivia**

In the original *Aether* mod, Aether Portal blocks used to have the same atmospheric sounds that Nether Portals have.

## **Mob related**

### **Coldfire**

*See:* Tempest

Coldfire blocks are generated when Tempests attack with their Frostbite projectiles. Coldfire will generate on any blocks that is hit by their Frostbite projectiles. Coldfire does not harm the player but gives Slowness III and cannot be extinguished without removing its supporting block. They do not spread and disappear quickly.
Mr360games

File:Minecraft - Aether II Ep.1 " A New Adventure " w Chim & Clash
Mr360games (Double) is an Alpha tester of the Aether II  and has used the Aether as one of his main minecraft videos; he even gave some ideas (like how Zephyroos only like ClashJTM ) to the Aether developers . The Video to the right is Mr360games's first Aether II Episode.

## Aether

Mr360games's favorite mod was the Aether, and he has been playing it for a while, as it was his main minecraft series for his channel. He has even named some of his pets in the Aether; One of them was a blue Moa called Moana Lisa; for a while, though, it was nicknamed Toothy. Mr360games has made two Aether I series for his channel.

## Aether II

In Aether II, Double got to test the Aether II early, because of how popular his first Aether videos were. He first showed a preview, then made serveral Developer commentary videos with the developers and  *Lets Play* videos of the Aether II mod (with other youtubers). For Mr360games's first Aether II series, he had his youtuber friends ClashJTM and Chimneyswift to join him. The Aether team decided to mess around with them, so they programed things like Zephyroos attacking only Mr360games and Loving Clash JTM. As of today, episodes of Mr360Games' Aether II series have gone to a sudden stop for reasons unknown.
Orange Tree

* Aether II

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**Orange Trees** are a two-block high block that can be harvested for Oranges when fully grown.

## Obtaining

Orange Trees do not require Arkenium Shears to be obtained, and so, will drop even if mined with bare hands, but mining it with Arkenium Shears is faster. To harvest, they can be hit once with any tool to harvest Oranges from them when fully grown.

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1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

### **Natural generation**

Orange Trees naturally generate on the surface of all islands and can be found commonly. They generate in various stages of growth.

## Usage

Orange Trees have five stages of growth. The first two stages are one block high, while the last three are two blocks high. The last stage is when Oranges can be harvested from the tree, which will set it back to the fourth stage of growth. Swet Gel can be used on Orange Trees to get them to grow.

If an Orange Tree is grown on an Enchanted Aether Grass block, it will drop an extra Orange.

## Trivia

* Orange Trees were not present in the original *The Aether* mod.
* Orange Trees used to have a corresponding Stem block in the *Aether II* mod, and they could drop from Green Skyroot Leaves.

## Issues

Issues relating to Orange Trees are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Orange Trees there.
Moa Egg

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Moa Egg** is an item in the *Aether*. They come in varying colors and appearances, which denote the variant of Moa breed.

## Obtaining

They are laid by wild Moas in their Moa Nests. Successfully stealing an egg will make nearby Moas aggro onto the player. Rainbow Moa Eggs are only obtainable via Creative Mode.

## Usage

An Incubator must be preheated with Ambrosium Chunks before they can be hatched and then placing the egg in once fully heated will begin the hatching process, causing the Moa to hatch from the Incubator once it hits 100%.

Feeding a Baby Moa with Aechor Petals will make it mature to an adult and allow it to be saddled with a Moa Saddle. They can also be cooked in a Holystone Furnace to produce a Fried Moa Egg.

Rainbow Moa Eggs act like spawn eggs and will spawn a randomly colored Moa on each right-click use. Right-clicking the resulting Moa will give the egg it would normally give.

## Data values

Moa Egg's data values are:

  Rainbow Moa Egg

## Issues

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

## History

### **Aether II: Highlands**

* 1.10b1:
	+ Comes in five pattern-types: Branched, Lined, Spotted, Radial, and Zipline
	+ Rainbow variant, acts as spawn egg
	+ Can be cooked to produce Fried Moa Egg
	+ Now can be placed as blocks
	+ Eggs have random different patterns and colors instead of three preset ones
	+ Moas now lay egg-blocks in the center of nest structures
	+ Stealing eggs will aggro Moas
* 1.12.2-1.0.0: No longer stackable
* 1.12.2-1.0.7: No longer considered full blocks
* 1.12.2-0.2.0: Placing Moa Eggs in survival no longer crashes the game

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**Moa Egg** is an item in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

They are laid by tamed or wild Moa mobs, akin to Chickens. Moas are uncommon, so one may have to search a fair bit before they find a Moa. They are also uncommon Dungeon chest loot.

## Usage

Moa Eggs have to be placed inside an Incubator, using Ambrosium Torches to warm the egg. After a while, the egg will hatch, and a Baby Moa will spawn. Feeding the Baby Moa with Aechor Petals will make it mature into an adult. Four for a Blue Moa, six for White Moa, and eight for a Black Moa.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Baby Moas no longer lay eggs.
* 1.04: Fixed a bug where White Moa Eggs would be slightly blue

## Gallery

* From left, Blue Egg, White Egg, Black Egg.
Sentry Stone

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**Sentry Stone** is a rare block that makes a portion of Slider's Labyrinth dungeons in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Sentry Stone 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. It's also dropped by some Slider's Labyrinth mobs and can be found in Slider's Labyrinth chests.

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Zanite and Valkyrie\*
 Gravitite

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

### **Natural generation**

Sentry Stone generate in the Slider's Labyrinth, along with Carved Stone, Divine Carved Stone, Divine Sentry Stone, Labyrinth Pillar, Carved Stone Wall, Holystone, Mossy Holystone and Blood Moss Holystone.

In 1.10*[upcoming]*, Sentry Stone is now replaced by Labyrinth Lightstone.

## Trivia

* In the original *The Aether* mod, Sentry Stone makes up some of the Bronze Dungeon and can only be mined once the boss has been defeated but can be dropped by dungeon mobs. It emits a small amount of light, like it does in the *Aether II*.
* Battle Sentries look very similar to Sentry Stone, for the exception of the differently colored circle in the center of their model.

## Issues

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

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.6: Fixed Slider's Labyrinth mobs dropping Sentry Stone with the wrong metadata.

### **Upcoming**

* 1.10b1: Now replaced by Labyrinth Lightstone

## Gallery

* The inside of one of the labyrinths
* Light Dungeon Blocks. From left to right: Sentry Stone, Light Angelic Stone, Light Hellfire Stone
Moa Feather

* Aether II

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**Moa Feathers** are a material item shed by Moas in the Aether.

## Obtaining

### **Drops from animals**

Moas will shed Moa Feathers naturally after a certain amount of time. If a Moa is killed, it will drop 0-2 Moa Feathers.

## Data values

### Item data

Moa Feathers have 23 colors, which are stored in the the NBT data of the item.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.12.2-1.0.4 | Updated and added various Moa Feather colours (23 total)

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The Aether/AetherI

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**The Aether** is the main dimension in both the original *The Aether* mod and it's Aether Legacy port.. This article only covers elements found in the original *The Aether* mod. Like all dimensions, the *Aether* can generate infinitely. Aether Portals in the Overworld can be used to teleport to the *Aether*.

It is full of empty space, with islands in between each other. Along with normal clouds, groups of blocks generate in the sky, which are called Aerclouds.

## Generation

Islands generate at a specific range of layers in the *Aether*, as a result, islands in the *Aether* tend to occupy an 'equator belt' of the Aether, not being able to generate above or below a certain threshold. Islands can vary in size, from barely being landmasses, to spanning thousands of blocks in distance. Mobs falling to their death is a very common, especially if a player flies below using Creative Mode, and not even Moas are safe. Overworld Aether Portals leading here will spawn the player at a common range of y layer.

Aerclouds can generate as low as 0 y. The very bottom of the *Aether* is technically considered The Void and going past it will cause the player to fall out of the *Aether*, be teleported back to the Overworld while high in the air, and land with nearly always fatal fall damage back to where their Aether Portal is.

Islands generate at an average of 54 y but can reach as low as 18 y or as high as 90 y. Aether Portals will spawn at an average of 44 y. Cold Aerclouds can generate as high as 101 y, Gold Aerclouds generate at an average of 114 y but generate as low as 101 y or high as 127 y. The sky will begin to gradually darken (increasingly sized black specks, until nothing but black) the further a player flies down towards The Void. Going past -0 y will cause the sky to blacken completely, and going past -2 y will cause the player to fall into The Void.

## Day and night

Main article: Day-night cycle
In the original *The Aether* mod, the sun does not set until the Sun Spirit in a Gold Dungeon is killed, and then day-night cycles resume as normal.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02:
	+ From now on, beds which are placed in the *Aether* will not explode, and can be slept in as usual
	+ When first entering the *Aether* in *Minecraft*, you will now gain a Cloud Parachutes
	+ Completely restructured sound files for the *Aether*
Scatterglass

* Aether II

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**Scatterglass** is a type of glass block made from Crude Scatterglass.

## Obtaining

Scatterglass 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.

## Usage

Scatterglass's blast resistance of 6,000 is as high as the Overworld's Obsidian. It can be useful for building structures that are resistant to explosions, however there are not any sources of explosions in the Aether at the moment.

## Issues

Issues relating to Scatterglass are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Scatterglass there.
Sentry Boots

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**Sentry Boots** is an unique armor piece in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Neptune Armor drops from Slider bosses in Slider's Labyrinth dungeons, with a 3.40% chance but also Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

Sentry Boots are currently bugged and do not function properly at all. They are supposed to give full immunity to Zephyr attacks (damage and all) as well as grant complete fall-damage resistance.

## Issues

Issues relating to Sentry Boots item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Sentry Boots there.
Skyroot Stick

* Aether II
* Aether I

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A **Skyroot Stick** is an item used for crafting many tools and items in the Aether.

## Usage

### Fuel

Skyroot Sticks serve as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 0.5 items per stick.

### On Skyroot Lizards

A Skyroot Stick can be right-clicked on a Skyroot Lizard to obtain a Skyroot Lizard on a Stick. This kills the lizard.

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.9 Pre-release: Now used to craft Skyroot Fences
Potions

**Potions** can be made at the Alchemy Table. However, Minor HP Potion and Minor MP Potion can be bought at the Alchemist NPC. Potions are consumable items that are used to regenerate your Health Points and Mana Points and buff stats of your character.

## Types

### Recovery

**Recovery potions** recover Health Points and Mana Points

### Buff

**Buff Potions** increase stats moderately for 10 minutes.

### Flask

**Flask Potions** greatly increase stats for 10 minutes.

Category: Consumables
How to play guide for Creature Keeper

*This article is a stub. You can help Creature Keeper Wiki by expanding it.*

This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *Creature Keeper***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.
Lucky Bell

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**Lucky Bell** is a type of accessory in the *Aether*. It causes hostile mobs to have a chance to drop presents, which contain random contents.

## Obtaining

Lucky Bell drops from Slider bosses, at a 2.26% drop chance. It also obtainable from Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

When equipped, hostile mobs have a 20% chance to drop Presents when they die. It does not lose durability.

## Issues

Issues relating to Lucky Bell item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Lucky Bell there.
Skyroot Sign

* Aether II

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**Skyroot Sign** is a block that can display text.

## Obtaining

Skyroot Signs 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.

## Usage

Skyroot Signs can be used to display player-written text. When a player places down the sign, they can type text onto it. The text that is displayed is colored white, unlike vanilla's signs. They can be placed on the top or sides of blocks.

### Fuel

Skyroot Signs serve as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 1 item per sign.

## Issues

Issues relating to Skyroot Sign are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Skyroot Sign there.
Wall

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Walls** are thick barrier blocks, similar to Fences.

Walls have the same mining requirements as the blocks they are crafted from.

## Usage

Walls can be used in the same way as Fences.

### Fuel

Wooden walls serve as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 1.5 items per wall block.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.10b1 | Name-ids changed and are now 4152-4161. Added Crude Scatterglass and Icestone Brick Wall crafting recipes.

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Scatterglass Pane

* Aether II

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**Scatterglass Pane** is a decorative, transparent block.

## Obtaining

Scatterglass Pane 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.

## Usage

Scatterglass Panes can be used similarly to Scatterglass, however they are far more efficient to build with as only six Scatterglass blocks are needed to craft sixteen of them.

## Issues

Issues relating to Scatterglass Pane are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Scatterglass Pane there.
Orange Lollipop

* Aether II

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**Orange Lollipop** is an item found in the *Aether*, made from Oranges.

Orange Lollipops are crafted from Oranges, Sugar and Skyroot Sticks.

## Usage

When eaten, it recovers eight hunger points (four hunger drums). However, despite Oranges restoring more hunger than Blue Berries, Orange Lollipops restore one less hunger drum than their Blue Berry counterpart.

## Issues

Issues relating to Orange Lollipop are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Orange Lollipop there.
Thera Dirt

* Aether II

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**Thera Dirt** is a block that appears in the Necromancer's Tower.

## Obtaining

Thera Dirt does not require a shovel to mine it and can be mined with a player's bare hands, however it will not drop itself unless mined with a shovel that has the Silk Touch enchantment.

 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.

### Purchasing

Thera Dirt can sometimes be purchased from Edison's shop for varying gilt prices.

### Necromancer's Tower

Thera Dirt appears in the Necromancer's Tower below the Thera Grass in the garden surrounding the tower.

## Issues

Issues relating to Thera Dirt are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Thera Dirt there.
Obsidian Armor

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**Obsidian Armor** is an unique craftable armor in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

It can not be crafted with Obsidian, and must be crafted from Phoenix Armor and Icestone.

## Usage

Obsidian Armor majorly slows the player when the full set is worn but grants the Resistance status effect for an infinite duration, meaning they will take 20% less damage when wearing the armor. Note that, like all the other gloves, Obsidian Gloves cannot lose durability.

The full set includes:

* Obsidian Helmet, which gives 1 () Defense.
* Obsidian Chestplate, which gives 3 () Defense.
* Obsidian Leggings, which gives 2.5 () Defense.
* Obsidian Boots, which gives 1 () Defense.
* Obsidian Gloves give no Defense, but give +4 punching damage

This is the same amount of protection provided by Iron Armor.

## Data values

Obsidian Armor's data values are:

  Obsidian Chestplate
  Obsidian Leggings
  Obsidian Boots
  Obsidian Gloves

## Issues

Issues relating to Obsidian Armor item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Obsidian Armor there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Fixed the descriptions of some Obsidian items in the Book of Lore: Volume 3
Wrapped Chocolates

* Aether II

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**Wrapped Chocolates** is an item found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Wrapped Chocolates can be obtained from Continuum Orbs, and otherwise, can be crafted.

## Usage

When eaten, it recovers 12 hunger points (six hunger drums).

## Trivia

* With the exception of Stomper Pops and Gummy Swets, Wrapped Chocolates are tied with Jelly Pumpkins and Cocoatrices for restoring the most hunger at six drums in the *Aether II*.

## Issues

Issues relating to Wrapped Chocolates item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Wrapped Chocolates there.
Pocket garden

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The **pocket garden** is a tab of the player's inventory that contains a grid-based garden for growing foods, health, equipment, and other items within the inventory. The crops grow as creatures are killed, with the amount of kills required based on the crop.

## Mechanics

The farm is made up of a 5x5 grid. Each type of crop takes up a different amount of space and a certain shape within that grid. Each crop requires a certain number of kills before it will grow. The amount of kills required varies by crop and creature killed. Filling the entire grid will grant a "filled plot bonus" which makes the crops grow faster. When the player gets the final kill for a crop, a "harvest ready" message will appear above their head.

When a crop is ready to harvest, its icon in the garden will change from the seed to either a food or a fully grown plant. When harvested, the player will be healed and their max hp will temporarily increase. The items harvested will then be dropped at the player's feet, and can be picked up as normal.
Catue

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The **Catue** is an untameable creature fires lasers and can not be damage directly.

## Attack patterns

The catue has 2 rocks and a crystal floating around it. The catue can not be damage directly, but these objects can, although they take heavily reduced damage from everything. The 2 rocks will pause every few seconds to fire a laser at the player, and the crystal will destroy the catue if destroyed.
Ninn

**Ninn** is a magic user that uses water as her primary form of attack. She has relatively low damage and health compared to the other characters, but makes up for with a vast array of abilities to strengthen and support herself and her allies. While **Ninn** herself is more fragile than other characters, the abilities she brings to battle can make her very good at dealing with many enemies at a time.

## Attacks

### Basic Attack

Ninn performs a magical slash that attacks enemies from a short distance away.

### Hydro Blast

 - **Ninn** summons a sphere of water and hurls it at her opponent. It explodes on impact, dealing damage to all enemies caught in the blast, as well as causing a brief stun and knock back to the target.

### Water Shield

 - Creates a bubble of purifying water around **Ninn**, giving her a temporary HP boost and applying a buff that regenerates health while it is active. A copy of this shield is applied to any ally **Ninn** passes through shortly after it's cast.

### Water Elemental

 - Summons an elemental made of water that will charge at enemies and engage them in combat, defending **Ninn** and her allies *(can be the target of Water Shield)*.

### Tsunami

 - **Ninn** invokes the power of sea, calling forth a massive tidal wave that crashes down violently on all opponents near her *(cannot move while casting)*.
Vylat

**Vylat** uses a sword and blood magic to deal with enemies. He is a primarily melee focused build that is primarily focused on damage but has a couple decent support abilities as well. He is a good all around character.

## Attacks

### Basic Attack

Vylat performs a melee ranged combo on the ground or in the air.

### Blood Strike

 - **Vylat** throws out a wave of blood that strikes down all enemies in front of him.

### Hemorrage

 - **Vylat** lauches a ball of compressed blood at his opponents, which detonates on impact, dealing damage to all enemies caught in the blast.

### Bloody Rain

 - **Vylat** calls forth a torrent of blood that rains down from the sky that deals damage to enemies in front of him, dealing damage and slow ( to all enemies caught in it *(cannot move while casting)*.

### Transfusion

 - **Vylat** causes a violent explosion of blood centered on himself, draining health from all surrounding opponents and healing himself based on damage dealt.
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Welcome to the  Wiki
the *Creature Keeper* guide written and maintained by the players.
Please feel free to contribute by creating new articles or expanding existing ones.

About Creature Keeper

Creature Keeper is an upcoming top-down action-adventure RPG funded through Kickstarter. Players can befriend wild creatures and raise them as fighting companions, equip a variety of weapons, armor, and accessories to customize their playstyle, manage their pocket garden to grow food, buffs, and items while out in the wild, fill their bestiary as they kill enemies to learn their stats and unlock buffs, and more.

A free demo of Creature Keeper is available on itch.io. No release date for the full version has been announced. [read more]

Useful Pages

Bestiary

Creatures

Equipment

Pocket garden
Equipment

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Weapons, armor, and accessories make up the player's **equipment**. These items can be equipped to change attacks and stats, and can be crafted in towns and camps or grown through special crops.

## Weapons

Weapons can be assigned to one of three attack buttons, and deal different damage types depending on the weapon.

## Armor

Armor modifies the players' defenses and other stats. Only one piece of armor can be equipped at once.

## Accessories

Accessories can be equipped to one of three accessory slots and modify the player's base stats.
Skyroot Bucket

Type
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**Skyroot Bucket** is a type of item in the *Aether*. It can be used to carry water, milk, and poison. Unlike a regular Bucket, Skyroot Buckets cannot hold lava, probably because they are made of wood.

## Usage

An empty Skyroot Bucket can be used to store a water source block by right-clicking on a block of water. Right-clicking a normal Cow or Flying Cow will fill a Skyroot Bucket with milk and right-clicking an Aechor Plant will fill one with poison.

Skyroot Milk Buckets can be consumed to cure Poison, and Skyroot Poison Buckets can be used to poison Darts. Water Skyroot Buckets can be used to place water on an empty block. Only empty Skyroot Buckets stack.

## Trivia

* Skyroot Milk Buckets cannot be used to craft Cake.

### Aether II

  Skyroot Water Bucket
  Skyroot Poison Bucket
  Skyroot Milk Bucket

### Aether Legacy

  Skyroot Water Bucket
  Skyroot Poison Bucket
  Skyroot Remedy Bucket
  Skyroot Milk Bucket

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02:
	+ Enchanting golden Darts and Skyroot Poison Buckets now works as intended
	+ Water Buckets can be now frozen into Ice using the Freezer

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.2: Recipe fixed
* 1.7.10-1.3: Recipe changed
* 1.7.10-1.6:
	+ Recipe changed to that of a regular bucket
	+ Aechor Plants now no longer incorrectly consume empty buckets

## Gallery

* Skyroot Water Bucket as seen in-game
* Skyroot Milk Bucket as seen in-game
* Skyroot Poison bucket in-game
Lava Crystal

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The **Lava Crystal** is an untameable rock creature with a ring of smaller rocks orbiting it.

## Attack patterns

The lava crystal has a ring of rocks orbiting around it. These rocks block movement and attacks, damage enemies on contact, and can be moved by attacks.
Amphibole

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The **Amphibole** is a 4-point tameable frog creature that hops around the battle, crushing enemies beneath it.

## Attack patterns

The amphibole moves around by hopping. Prior to attacking, it will shudder a little and try to hop to where an enemy is, dealing blunt damage in a small radius.

## Drops

* Elastic Fiber
* Raw Meat
* Thin Mucus
Sapling

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Saplings** are blocks that grow into trees in the Aether.

## Obtaining

Saplings can be broken using any tools and will always drop themselves.

### **Leaves**

When Leaves are destroyed by any tool (besides Arkenium Shears, they will have a 5% chance to drop a sapling.

## Usage

### **Growing Trees**

*See also: Tree*

Saplings will grow into trees over time when placed on Aether Grass, they can also grow on Aether Dirt but at a slower rate. They can grow between 30 seconds to 1-5 minutes. Saplings require a light level of at least 9 and enough space around it for the tree to grow. Swet Gel can be used to accelerate the growth of Saplings.

### Fuel

Saplings serve as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 0.5 items per sapling.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.10b1 | Purple Crystal saplings removed, Dark Blue have new textures, now has a block id 4113.

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Bone Meal can now grow Skyroot Saplings and Golden Oak Saplings
* 1.04: Fixed Sapling drop rate from Golden Oak and Skyroot trees

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Wood Sprite

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The **Wood Sprite** is a 3-point tameable creature that eats Blood Oranges. They can be found alone or spawned by a Kerappel.

## Drops

* Dead Branch
* Solid Wood

## Trivia

* The Wood Sprite's spin attack is a reference to a similar attack by Shy Guy in Paper Mario.

## References

1. ↑ https://discordapp.com/channels/291459539902136321/447129930216505344/647528402961563667
Crafting

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**Crafting** is the means by which many items, tools and ingredients are made in both Minecraft and the *Aether* mod. Things are crafted by moving items from the inventory to a crafting grid. A 2x2 grid can be accessed from one's inventory, while a 3x3 grid can be utilized by right-clicking a Skyroot Crafting Table.

The arrangement of some ingredients for recipes is unimportant and is freeform, allowing the player to use any square on the grid to craft it, while there also is shaped recipes. Shaped recipes require their ingredients to be in specific grid slots, such as for a Skyroot Pickaxe. Unless a recipe is highly specific (such as pickaxes or bread), shapeless recipes can be made using any row or column of the grid. Highly specific recipes are known as fixed recipes. Certain recipes can be flipped horizontally and still craft successfully, such as a Bow.

Players will always have access to the 2x2 grid in their inventory GUI, and can be used as long as the GUI is up. Any recipe that is 2x2 in size can be made there. Examples are planks, most shapeless recipes, and single item recipes. To craft items using a 3x3 grid, craft a Skyroot Crafting table, place it, and then right-click. This will bring up a 3x3 crafting grid where the player can make any crafting recipe in the game, whether in vanilla Minecraft or in the *Aether*.

## History

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.2: The "crafting" text has been re-added to the Accessories tab GUI.

### **Upcoming**

* 1.10b1: 35 new recipes added
* 1.10b4: 2 new recipes (Frostpine Cooler and Skyroot Bolt)
Mushlad

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The **Mushlad** is an untameable creature that explodes when enemies get near. They are spawned by a Mushbush

## Attack patterns

The Mushlad will hop towards an enemy every few seconds, exploding once they get close.

## Drops

* Catalytic Tissue
* Trigger Synapse
Bestiary

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The **bestiary** is a compendium of creatures that fills up as the player kills or trains creatures. Filling it will unlock information on creatures' stats and resistances, a brief description, and various permanent buffs for the player.

## Filling the bestiary

As creatures are killed, the player will occasionally receive a point for that creature. The frequency of points being awarded seems to be random, but weighted based on the creature's rarity and strength, with rare and powerful creatures giving more points more often, and common weak creatures rarely giving one.

Each entry contains a 4x6 grid on the left page, and each point will allow the player to fill in one square of this grid. As the grid is filled in, it will begin to create a picture of the creature, and the right page of the book will start to fill in with stats and the buffs the player has unlocked. Health, stamina, and magic buffs consist of the initial discovery and 3 pieces, which all must be filled in before the buff is unlocked.
Planks

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Planks** are a common block used for building and crafting.

## Obtaining

Planks 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**

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

## Usage

Planks can be used for construction, but each type can also be used interchangably for most recipes requiring Skyroot Planks.

### Fuel

Planks serve as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 1.5 items per block of plank.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.10b1 | Now has a numerical-id of 4102 and the name-id is now `aether_planks`.

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