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Valkyrie Grass

* Aether II

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**Valkyrie Grass** is a naturally generating plant in the Aether that can be harvested for Valkyrie Wings.

## Obtaining

Valkyrie Grass can be broken using any tools and will always drop itself. It will drop itself and Valkyrie Wings when fully grown.

### Natural generation

Valkyrie Grass naturally generates on the surface of all islands and can be found commonly. They always generate in their grown state.

### Growing

Valkyrie Grass can be grown more quickly using Swet Gel.

## Usage

Valkyrie Grass has three stages of growth. The first stage is the Valkyrie Grass Sprout, while the last stage can be broken to harvest Valkyrie Wings and obtain more Valkyrie Grass Sprouts. This will completely break the Valkyrie Grass, requiring it to be replanted.

If Valkyrie Grass is grown on an Enchanted Aether Grass block, it will drop an extra Valkyrie Wing.

## Issues

Issues relating to Valkyrie Grass are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Valkyrie Grass there.
DemonsAreCrazy Wiki/TH/Section 2

Content

### เกมโหมด

* หอวิญญาณ (Lobby)
* เมืองสลัมปิศาจ (Town)
* อารีน่า (PvP)
* แคมเปญ (PvE)
* โอเพ่นเวิล์ด (PvE)
* โอเพ่นอารีน่า (PvP)
* โอเพ่นฮันท์ (PvE)
* เหรดบอส (PvE)
* ดันเจี้ยน (PvE)
* โหมดเนื้อเรื่อง (PvE)

### ไกด์ต่างๆ

* บทสอนผู้เล่นใหม่
* การควมคุมพื้นฐาน
* การต่อสู้และค่าพลัง
* ไอเท็มไกด์
* อาวุธและอุปกรณ์สวมใส่
* เควสและคอนเควส
* การตีอาวุธและตีบวก

### ข้อมูลไอเท็ม

* ไอเท็ม
* อาวุธ
* เกราะ
* ของประดับ
* อานิม่า
* วัสดุดิบ
* ตำราตีของ

### Other

* ลิสตัวละคร
* ลิสมอนสเตอร์
* ลิสคอนเควส
* Ranking
* Kashapon

The Demons

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Troth/TH

Iaron/TH

Nija/TH

Ishtar/TH

Verin/TH

Barbas/TH

Oyama/TH

Rodeobob/TH

Tsukuyomi/TH

BlackBaron/TH

Urion/TH

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Bifron/TH

Mara/TH

Tiamat/TH

Zuijin/TH

Mastema/TH
BaalRex

## Resistance

 Immune to charm, death, all disable status.

## Abilities

* **Normal Attack -** Hit nearby enemies, dealing 2x STR(1.0).
* **Tail Spin -** Spins his tail once, dealing 4x STR(0.25).
* **Fire Bomb -** Shoots out a Fire Bomb, dealing TAL(100) with / Element.
* **Lava Stomp -** Stomp the ground aggressively, exposing lava out of the ground, dealing 3xTAL(100) with / Element up to four targets in the area.
* **Destroyer Ray -** Creates a beam that deals 13xTAL(666) magical dmg into a wide straight line.
* **Enrage -** Transform to second form, blocking all dmg with no element.

## Raid Boss Drop

* Rex Tail (79% chance)

* Jurassic I (15% chance)

* Jurassic II (5% chance)

* Baby BaalRex (1% chance)
Spawn Egg

Type
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 Stackable
 Data Value

**Spawn Egg** is a type of item in the *Aether*. They are used to spawn mobs but are only available in Creative Mode.

## Obtaining

Spawn Eggs are only available from the Creative Mode inventory.

## Usage

Spawn Eggs, when used on a block by right-clicking, will spawn their respective mob. For mobs with variants, such as Moas, Swets, and Carrion Sprouts, mob variants may be spawned.

## Issues

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

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.5: Pickblock now returns a spawn egg on Aether entities
Valkyrie Wings

* Aether II

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**Valkyrie Wings** are a harvested material in the Aether.

#### **From block loot**

Harvesting fully grown Valkyrie Grass will drop 1 Valkyrie Wing. If the Valkyrie Grass is on grown on Enchanted Aether Grass, it will drop an extra Valkyrie Wing.

## Usage

### Breeding

Valkyrie Wings can be used to breed Kirrids and lead Kirrids around.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.11b4 | Renamed, used to be **Kirrid Flower**.

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Regeneration Stone

Type
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**Regeneration Stone** is a type of accessory in the *Aether*. It passively regenerates hearts when equipped, and has the appearance of a recolored vanilla diamond.

## Obtaining

Regeneration Stone drops from Slider bosses at a 1.13% chance. It is also obtainable from Continuum Orbs.

## Usage

When equipped, it will passively regenerate health at a half-heart every five seconds. The effect does not stack with two stones.

## Issues

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

Since the very beginning of the *Aether* mod, there have been multiple features removed from the mod. They may have been replaced or a developer later decided against a feature.

This only documents features that were removed from the mod; features of a particular gameplay mechanic or item that were later removed are noted in it's history section. For features that were dummied out but are still present, see Unused features.

## Blocks and items

### **Book of Lore**

*See:* Book of Lore

Books of Lore were a set of three items in the original *Aether I* mod, where their function was to give descriptions for blocks and items native to their respective world. In future updates of the original *Aether I* mod, all three books were merged into one item with no DV values.

## Gameplay

### **Valkyrie Interaction System**

The Valkyrie Interaction System was planned during the original The Aether mod, and functioned as a branch of Mass Effect-esque dialog choices for when interacting with Valkyrie mobs, and certain choices would either cause the Valkyries to become hostile or further engage in conversation with the player. The feature never ended up being finished, and it is currently unknown if it will be implemented in the future.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/AetherMod/photos/a.216761868403940.52790.172320626181398/347822461964546/?type=3
Sentry Golem

Damage

**Sentry Golems** are hostile mobs in the *Aether*.

## Spawning

Sentry Golems spawn from mob spawners in Slider's Labyrinth dungeons, regardless of light level. They are often first encountered deeper in the maze than its blue relatives.

## Behavior

Sentry Golems do not directly attack the player and instead throw Sentry-like explosives at the player, which do one-heart of damage each. Sentry Golems can be hurt by their own Sentry-projectiles and may regularly end up hurting themselves on occasion. Sentry Golems are incapable of jumping.

## Tips

* They can be quite annoying if you do not disable their spawner as they will crowd around you because they follow you directly. They can be escaped easily by running through them. They have a fair amount of health and rarely release Sentries so there is no need to defeat them. They don't drop anything except Aether Coins unless Holystone Tools are used so defeating them is not worth it.

## Trivia

* Sentry Golems look identical to Tracking Golems except they glow permanently green instead of blue or red.
* First proposed by Kingbdogz to OscarPayn, the idea was originally for both the Sentry and Tracking Golems to be one single mob. The only specifications for it were that it would be 2 blocks tall like the player and that it be 'scary'.
* Both the Sentry and Tracking Golems were made using the same design sheet, as OscarPayn had temporarily left the team during early development of the Aether II.

## Issues

Issues relating to Sentry Golem mob are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Sentry Golem there.

## Gallery

* Concept art for the Golems.
* Sentry Golem holding a Sentry and its spawner

## See Also

* Tracking Golem
* Sentry Guardian
Shard of Life

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Shard of Life** is an item found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Shards of Life are rare drops, obtained by defeating Slider bosses in Slider's Labyrinth dungeons.

## Usage

When consumed, it increases your maximum health by one heart but will make it appear as if you are being damaged. You may only use a total of 10 Shards of Life, making your maximum health 40 (every heart is two points). However, in the 1.10.2 build, these are found all throughout the dungeons, are only stackable to 4, and do not increase health. instead, they give a regeneration effect similar to healing stones.

## Trivia

* Gilded Games has said that they will be making the Shard of Life even harder to get and that players can now use more than 10 on a single character.

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Life Shards now have a new sprite to make them look more like shards, rather than heart containers

## Gallery

* Shard of Life as seen in game
* Shard of Life's glitched effect after the update where they can be used more over 10 times

Shard of Life/AetherI
Modding Legacy

Website

**Modding Legacy** is the team that was previously in charge of maintaining ports of Aether I (previously known as Aether Legacy). They also have many other modding projects such as ports of various old mods to the latest versions of Minecraft.

## Members

- **Jon Lachney**

- **Bailey**

- **Silver David**

- **Vamacheron**

- **MCVinnyQ**

## Websites

Gitlab

Github

Jenkins

Discord

Website

Curseforge

YouTube

## Social Media

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Sheepuff/AetherI

Drops

**Sheepuffs** are *Aether* passive mobs.

## Spawning

Sheepuffs spawn on Aether Grass with a light level of at least nine. They can be naturally found in the following colors: White, Cyan, Blue, Pink and Lime Green. Any non-white color is naturally much rarer.

## Behavior

Sheepuffs behave near identically to overworld Sheep. They can 'puff' high into the air like a rocket and slowly float to the ground, occasionally to their death. Just like normal sheep in Minecraft, Sheepuffs can be dyed different colors. The wool that can now be sheared will be the color of the original Sheepuff.

Once sheared once, a Sheepuff will always reset to a white base and the wool regenerates over time from Sheepuff eating grass. They can be sheared twice if their wool is puffy.
Plumproot

* Aether II

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**Plumproot** is a block that generates in uncommon patches on islands in the Aether.

## Obtaining

Plumproot 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

Plumproot naturally generates in all biomes but is very uncommon. It'll spawn in a patch with other Plumproots.

## Issues

Issues relating to Plumproot are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Plumproot there.
Zanite Gemstone/AetherI

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**Zanite Gemstone** is a material item found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Zanite is commonly found on islands in varying vein sizes of Zanite Ore, and can only be mined using a Holystone or better pickaxe. Zanite is the second most common ore in The Aether. Zanite Gemstones are sometimes found in Dungeon Chests.

## Usage

They are used to create Zanite tools, Zanite armor, Altars and Zanite Blocks.

## Data values

Zanite Gemstone's data values are:

2

## Trivia

The real-life gemstone for Zanite is Tanzanite.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Now used to craft Zanite Blocks
* 1.9 Pre-release 3: No longer used to craft Dart Shooters
Stomper Pop

* Aether II

 Type
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**Stomper Pop** is an item found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Baby Pink Swets are used to craft this, and the Baby Pink Swet is consumed when crafting a Stomper Pop. Crafting one will cause a squeal sound effect to play.

## Usage

When eaten, it recovers 20 hunger points (10 hunger drums).

## Trivia

* This item has a "How could you? :(" description when moused over in the inventory.

## Issues

Issues relating to Stomper Pop are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Stomper Pop there.
Phoenix Armor

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**Phoenix Armor** is a unique armor set in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Phoenix Armor drops from Slider bosses in Slider's Labyrinth dungeons, with a 1.89% chance.

## Usage

Phoenix Armor grants full resistance to both lava and fire when worn, meaning the player will not suffer damage from either sources. Note that, like all the other gloves, Phoenix Gloves cannot lose durability.

The full set includes:

* Phoenix Helmet, which gives 1.5 () Defense.
* Phoenix Chestplate, which gives 4 () Defense.
* Phoenix Leggings, which give 3 () Defense.
* Phoenix Boots, which give 1.5 () Defense.
* Phoenix Gloves give no Defense, but give +4 punching damage

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

## Trivia

* Right now Oscar Payn is working on an updated texture to suit the Donator Phoenix Moa texture more.*[citation needed]*
* It has been confirmed by the Aether Team that in the future, a full set of Phoenix Armor will allow you to run through lava without any slowdown at all along with the protection from all fire-based attacks the set already gives.*[citation needed]*

## Data values

Phoenix Armor's data values are:

  Phoenix Chestplate
  Phoenix Leggings
  Phoenix Boots
  Phoenix Gloves

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.9 Pre-release 3: Updated sprites for the Phoenix Bow and Phoenix Armor

## Gallery

* Phoenix Armor equipped in the accessories slot.
* Old GUI with equipped Phoenix Armor
* Phoenix Armor will now allow the player to walk lava, instead of being slowed.
Phoenix Moa

**Mob Status**

The Phoenix Moa is a type of Moa only available for donators to the Aether Mod. People who have donated to the mod can access this mob through the Donator Menu. The Phoenix Moa has orange, red, white and brown feathers, with dark brown legs. The Phoenix Moa is not actually a mob; all the Donator Items are just textures that override an item/mob's default skin.

 Trivia

* The Phoenix is a fiery mythical bird from many European legends. It is immortal, as when it dies, it bursts into flames and returns to life as an infant.
* While the menu might be for donators only, the texture can still be accessed through the Aether II .zip file. This means that non-donators can change the name of the Phoenix texture so it replaces a default Moa texture, although only donators can make it so others can see the texture.
Quicksoil/AetherI

* Quicksoil may be considered the *Aether's* counterpart to the Nether's Soul Sand, given they are both sand type blocks, and affect movement speed in opposite ways.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.01: Non-generated Quicksoil no longer returns drops with a Skyroot Shovel
* 1.02: Now used to craft Quicksoil Glass
Skyroot Bed

* Aether II

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**Skyroot Beds** can be used to sleep in and set the player's spawn in the Aether.

## Obtaining

Skyroot Beds do not require any tool to be obtained. When mined, they will drop itself.

## Usage

Skyroot Beds can be placed down and right-clicked to sleep in. When a player sleeps in a Skyroot Bed, it'll set the player's spawn point. Sleeping in a Skyroot Bed during the night will set the time to day, but a player can exit the bed before they fully fall asleep.

Josediya's dialogue options allow the player to teleport to their Skyroot Bed if they have slept in one before.

## Issues

Issues relating to Skyroot Bed are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Skyroot Bed there.
Valkyrie Moa

**Mob Status**

The **Valkyrie Moa** is a type of Moa only available for donators to the Aether Mod. People who have donated to the mod can access this mob through the Donator Menu. The Valkyrie Moa is not actually a mob; all the Donator Items are just textures that override an item/mob's default skin.
Zanite Ore

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Zanite Ore** is a mineral block that drops Zanite Gemstones when mined.

## Obtaining

The Zanite Ore block itself (rather than its Zanite Gemstone drops) can be obtained by mining it with a pickaxe with 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.

### Natural generation

When new chunks are generated in The Aether, some Holystone may become Zanite Ore. It is less abundant than Ambrosium Ore, but can be found at any height, whether in high mountains or in the undersides of islands. It is roughly as rare as iron in the Overworld.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.10b1 | Now has the numerical-id of 4104 and the block-id of `zanite_ore`.

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: Zanite Ore is now slightly less common

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Zanite Armor

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**Zanite Armor** is the second strongest craftable armor in the *Aether*. Its defense increases as its durability decreases.

## Usage

It has special properties that may make it the most practical as the armor's defense increases with the lower its durability is.

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

This is the same amount of protection provided by Iron Armor, although Zanite's special properties makes this set of armor better than Iron Armor.

## Data values

Zanite Armor's data values are:

  Zanite Chestplate
  Zanite Leggings
  Zanite Boots
  Zanite Gloves

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.01: You could not craft Zanite Armor, as only the Gloves were craftable. This has been fixed, with all recipes added.

## Gallery

* The core armor set, shown on a player
* A player wearing Zanite armor.
Quicksoil

* Aether II
* Aether I

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**Quicksoil** is a block found abundantly on the edges of Highlands and Irradiated Forests islands.

## Obtaining

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

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

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

### **Natural generation**

Quicksoil generates in abundance as coasts covering the fringes of most islands. It only generates in Highlands and Irradiated Forests.

## Usage

Quicksoil will increase the movement speed of any players or mobs that walk on it up to a maximum speed. While the movement speed increase may be useful, it can be hazardous as players can accidentally fall to their deaths if unaware. Players are unable to sneak on quicksoil, so that method cannot be used to avoid falling off of the block.

## Tips

* Quicksoil is useful for making highways to quickly get around, but be sure to create side-scaffolding to prevent falling from the increase of movement speed. It may be currently more effective than taming Moas, but the only downside is investing more time in building and gathering the materials.

## Trivia

* In the original *The Aether* mod, movement speed was affected by how long the player moved on Quicksoil.
* Despite having soil in it's name, Quicksoil appears to be a silica based material (sand) instead of actual soil like Aether Dirt or Dirt. Quicksoil isn't likely made out of calcium carbonate though, as calcium carbonate is formed by organic processes, such as from coral or shellfish.
* Quicksoil used to be able to be enchanted into Quicksoil Glass.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.11b2 | Islands now generate with small patches of quicksoil further in from the coasts of islands.

## Gallery

* A large Quicksoil coast.

* Quicksoil may be considered the *Aether's* counterpart to the Nether's Soul Sand, given they are both sand type blocks, and affect movement speed in opposite ways.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.01: Non-generated Quicksoil no longer returns drops with a Skyroot Shovel
* 1.02: Now used to craft Quicksoil Glass

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Tracking Golem

Damage

**Tracking Golems** are hostile mobs found in the *Aether*. Their eyes and its orb turns red when hostile.

## Behavior

Tracking Golems stalk the player until they are in its range. Accompanied by a ringing sound, the golem will lock the player's reticle onto itself, turn its color to red and inflict Nausea IV and Slowness IV. All three effects last until the golem is defeated or the player moves out of its sight. Tracking Golems will inflict Nausea IV when they die. This can be extremely hazardous if other mobs such as Sentries are nearby. Provided the player is close enough, the golem will charge at them and inflict damage. They have a high amount of health, so a good weapon is recommended.

## Trivia

* OscarPayn worked on a concept for this mob, as a humanoid android of stone and light. His concept was only in greyscale so it did not show the light projecting qualities of it. Oscar left the team temporarily, afterwards.
* In 2012, the Aether team decided to completely re-code the original Aether to create the Aether II. Some of the first things that were added were the Golem mobs.
* Both the Sentry and Tracking Golems were made using the same design sheet, as OscarPayn had temporarily left the team during early development of the Aether II.
* Their design was made by OscarPayn as one of the Aether's first 'Scary Mobs'.
* First proposed by Kingbdogz to [OscarPayn]], the idea was originally for both the Tracking and Sentry Golems to be one single mob. The only specifications for it were that it would be 2 blocks tall like the player and that it be 'scary'.

## Issues

Issues relating to Tracking Golem mob are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Tracking Golem there.

## Gallery

* The tracking golem texture.
* The initial design for the Golems by OscarPayn
Thera Grass

* Aether II

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

## Obtaining

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

### Necromancer's Tower

Thera Grass appears in the Necromancer's Tower as making up the ground in the garden surrounding the tower.

## Issues

Issues relating to Thera Grass are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Thera Grass there.
Sheepuff

Drops

**Sheepuffs** are *Aether* passive mobs.

## Spawning

Sheepuffs spawn on Aether Grass with a light level of at least nine and spawn exclusively in the Forgotten Highlands biome.

## Behavior

Sheepuffs behave near identically to their previous incarnations. They can 'puff' high into the air like a rocket and slowly float to the ground, occasionally to their death. Sheepuff also puff when hit or eating food. They can be sheared for Cloudwool.

Sheepuff may occasionally eat grass, reverting it into an Aether Dirt tile. Sheared Sheepuff will regenerate their wool but cannot puff while in wool-less state. Sheepuff can be bred with Blue Berries.

## History

### **Highlands**

* Nightly Changes:
	+ Reimplemented (2/22/2019)
	+ Sheepuff issue fixes (3/14/2019)
	+ Model changes (3/14/2019)
Wrapping Paper

Type
 Durability
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Data Value

**Wrapping Paper** is an item found in the *Aether*.

## Obtaining

Wrapping Paper is primarily crafted, and any kind of dye can be used to craft them. One can craft Wrapping Paper with any dye on top which is the color for the bow, one paper below the dye, and the second dye below the paper which is the color of the box.

## Usage

It allows one to wrap one item of their choosing into a present. Wrapping Paper will take on the color of the dye used to make it.

One can use any color they want to create the wrapping paper, which uses two colors for the bow and the box. One can wrap items into presents by surrounding one item with wrapping paper.

## Issues

Issues relating to Wrapping Paper are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Wrapping Paper there.
Slider Host Mimic

Damage

**Slider Host Mimics** are mini-boss mobs in the *Aether*. It resembles the Slider but, as its name implies, it is nothing more than a mimic of the Slider but is still quite dangerous.

## Spawning

One Slider Host Mimic spawns in a subsection of a Slider's Labyrinth dungeon, much like how one Sentry Guardian and Labyrinth Eye spawn in a Slider's Labyrinth dungeon.

## Behavior

After being attacked, the Mimic will levitate itself and will start to spawn Mini Sliders, which are small, red sliders. The Mini Sliders will home-in on the player and attack them, dealing three hearts of damage each. Going too far away will make Mini Sliders despawn and cause the Mimic to go dormant.

## Tips

* An easy way to kill a Mimic is to lure them inside a narrow corridor and build a wall of blocks on your back, therefore negating the knockback effects of the Mini Sliders. Keep hitting them and use Healing Stones if you ever have the need to and this boss can be taken down with ease.

## Issues

Issues relating to Slider Host Mimic mob are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Slider Host Mimic there.

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.4: Mini-boss count reduced to three from five
* 1.7.10-1.0 The Slider Host Mimic now only attacks you if you attack it. Previously it would attack you when you got close to it.
* 1.7.10-1.3: Texture changed.

## Gallery

* A player getting barraged by the Mini-Sliders.
* Another picture of the Slider Host Mimic.
* a rooted slider host mimic

## Trivia

The Slider Host Mimic is the only neutral mob not only in the sliders labyrinth, but also in the entire aether dimension.
Swetty Pendant

Type
 Durability

The **Swetty Pendant** is an accessory  introduced in the Aether II Alpha Update. It allows the player to scale on any type of block while falling by just equipping the pendant in the Necklace slot. It is not required for any key to be pressed (besides the movement key) for this effect to occur, as one can simply "walk" to the block as if s/he was falling down a ladder.

## Trivia

As of Aether II V1.7.10-0 the Swetty Pendant has been removed.

### Bugs

* Swetty Pendant no longer allows you to scale blocks, only 'gliding' down when you are near a block. This does not properly negate fall damage.

This item can be obtained either by defeating the Slider in the Slider's Labyrinth or from using a Continuum Orb.
Purple Skyroot Tree

**This page is under Major construction, requiring information about the purple skyroot trees. Please help to improve this article**

**Purple Skyroot Trees** are found rarely in the aether. Unlike other kinds of trees, their trunks are made of Skyroot Log Wall instead of Skyroot Logs. They drop Purple Skyroot Sapling and White Apples.

## Trivia

They replace the Crystal Tree from aether 1 which spawned very high and dropped White Apples.
In Double (mr360games)'s video Minecraft Aether 2 Mod Alpha Premiere, the purple trees saplings and leaves were named Blue-Orange fruit tree sapling and Blue-Orange fruit leaves.
Pickaxe

* Aether II
* Aether I

 Type
 Durability
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Data Value

**Pickaxes** are a type of tool and have effectiveness specified towards stone-based blocks, as well as ore.

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

Pickaxes are used to break stone and metal based blocks, but faster than if by only hand or with other tools. Breaking blocks consumes one durability, while blocks that instantly break do not. Different pickaxes are required to successfully mine ores and blocks, such as that Zanite Ore will drop nothing if not mined with a Holystone Pickaxe or above.

Each type of pickaxe 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 Pickaxes can be used as fuel for Holystone Furnaces, smelting one item per pickaxe.

## Data values

Data values for pickaxes are:

  Holystone Pickaxe
  Zanite Pickaxe
  Gravitite Pickaxe
  Valkyrie Pickaxe

## Issues

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

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.02: If you hit the Slider with something other than a pickaxe, it will now show a message which says "Hmm. Perhaps I should attack this beast with a pickaxe?" so that new people understand they cannot attack it with other weapons
* 1.9 Pre-release 3:
	+ Icestone Fences and Stairs added to pickaxe efficiency list
	+ Aether pickaxes now work on Holystone Brick, Stairs and Fences

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.5: Fixed a EXP duplication bug when using Silk Touch on Skyroot Pickaxes

Pickaxe/AetherI
Quicksoil Glass Pane

* Aether II
* Aether I

 Sell Value
 Tool
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Flammable
 Drops
 Data Value

**Quicksoil Glass Pane** is a decorative, transparent block.

## Obtaining

Quicksoil Glass Pane does not require any tool to be mined, but will not drop itself unless a Silk Touch tool is used.

## Usage

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

## Issues

Issues relating to Quicksoil Glass Pane are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Quicksoil Glass Pane there.
Mini Slider

**Host Eyes** are hostile Mobs in Aether II. They are tiny red and black Sliders that behave exactly like one except they have much less Health and do much less damage. They appear exclusively in The Slider's Labyrinth and are spawned by the Slider Host Mimic and are also what triggers the boss's damage vulnerability. One alone is not powerful but they attack in swarms and can easily kill multiple players.

## Combat

The Slider Host Mimic immediately starts spawning Host Eyes after you attack him, so you will easily find yourself swarmed. They attack just like a Slider does. One should build a closed shelter out of whatever they have, leaving a hole to hit the Host Eyes. Ensure that they do not get into your shelter. You will occasionally need to get out of the shelter to hit the Host Mimic.

Leaving the area with the Slider Host Mimic in it will despawn all Host Eyes. This can be exploited if you find yourself swarmed to get easy kills on the Host Eyes. The Slider Host Mimic will also go back to its normal position.

## Trivia

* Getting out of the Slider Host Mimic's sight will make all Host Eyes despawn automatically and the Slider Host Mimic will return to its original look.
* There can only be 3 Host Eyes spawned from the Host Mimic at once.
Sentrystone Bricks

* Aether II
* Aether I

 Sell Value
 Tool
 Stackable
 Flammable
 Drops
 Data Value

**Sentrystone Bricks** are a decorative dungeon block.

## Obtaining

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

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

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

## Usage

Holystone Bricks can be used for some recipes, but are mostly decorative.

## Issues

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

## History

Sentrystone Brick/AetherI

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Skyroot Crafting Table

* Aether II

 Sell Value
 Tool
 Stackable
 Flammable
 Drops
 Data Value

A **Skyroot Crafting Table** allows players to craft many blocks and items in the Aether.

## Obtaining

Skyroot Crafting Tables can be mined with or without any tool, but axes are the quickest.

 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

### Crafting

Main article: Crafting

Skyroot Crafting Tables can be placed in the world and right-clicked to open a 3x3 crafting grid, which allows players to craft items that require a 3x3 grid. It has the same functionality as a normal crafting table from vanilla.

### **Fuel**

When used as fuel in a Holystone Furnace, a Skyroot Crafting Table lasts 15 seconds or 1.5 items.

## Issues

Issues relating to Skyroot Crafting Table are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Skyroot Crafting Table there.
The Necromancer

The **Necromancer** is a NPC and will serve as an important NPC as both of the mod's plot and is the first character the player meets in the mod.

## Spawning

A separate instance of the Necromancer will spawn per individual Necromancer's Tower structure but each Necromancer is functionally the same.

## Behavior

Right-clicking on the Necromancer will cause the player to engage in conversation with the Necromancer, where he will ask the player to hurry and get to the Aether rift. Afterwards, he will walk inside.

## Trivia

* The Necromancer appears to be an unreliable narrator. Oscar has claimed that the Necromancer has told conflicting stories about his origins, making his motives difficult to even guess.
* Oscar has also stated that the Necromancer is trustworthy, despite his otherwise enigmatic background.
* The Necromancer sent Stephen to kill the Sun Spirit, and also has a large reserve of Riftstone, the material responsible for Aether portals in the lore.
* Stephen is the first human the Necromancer has sent to the Aether.
	+ It is stated that the Necromancer is the only one who understands the technology of the portals, and is capable of controlling where humans emerge in the Aether.
	+ The Necromancer doesn't send humans with many supplies.
* The Necromancer has close ties to Edison, due to Edison seeking a cure for his illness and becoming a close associate of him as a result.
	+ Despite this, he is stated to be generally neutral and is neither particularly good nor evil.

## Issues

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

## History

### **Upcoming**

* 1.12.2-1.0.0: Implemented
* 1.12.2-1.0.2: Necromancer has dialogue-updates, now tells you to go upstairs to the portal instead of asking you to follow him

## Gallery

* Edison's Illness artwork - created by Oscar Payn
Sheepuff/Aether II

Drops

**Sheepuffs** are *Aether* passive mobs.

## Spawning

Sheepuffs spawn on Aether Grass with a light level of at least nine and spawn exclusively in the Forgotten Highlands biome.

## Behavior

Sheepuffs behave near identically to their previous incarnations. They can 'puff' high into the air like a rocket and slowly float to the ground, occasionally to their death. Sheepuff also puff when hit or eating food. They can be sheared for Cloudwool.

Sheepuff may occasionally eat grass, reverting it into an Aether Dirt tile. Sheared Sheepuff will regenerate their wool but cannot puff while in wool-less state. Sheepuff can be bred with Wheat.

## History

### **Highlands**

* Nightly Changes:
	+ Reimplemented (2/22/2019)
	+ Sheepuff issue fixes (3/14/2019)
	+ Model changes (3/14/2019)
Therastone Bricks

* Aether II

 Sell Value
 Tool
 Stackable
 Flammable
 Drops
 Data Value

**Therastone Bricks** are a block that appear in the Necromancer's Tower.

## Obtaining

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

 Tool
 Skyroot
 Holystone
 Arkenium
 Gravitite

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

### Purchasing

Therastone Bricks can sometimes be purchased from Edison's shop for varying gilt prices.

### Necromancer's Tower

Therastone Bricks appear in the Necromancer's Tower as a block making up most of the tower's structure.

## Issues

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

* Aether II
* Aether I

 Sell Value
 Tool
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Flammable
 Drops
 Data Value

**Present** is a block that items can be put in and gifted to other players.

## Obtaining

Presents do not require any tool to be obtained. When mined, it will drop itself. When right-clicked, it will drop the item contained in it as well as one piece of paper.

### Crafting

1. ↑ Wrapping Paper can have any bow and box color, and will make the Present the corresponding colors. All the Wrapping Paper must be the same color.

## Usage

Presents can be used to store single items inside of them, usually for the purpose of gifting the item in the Present to another player with it. To put an item in the Present, it can be put in the middle of the crafting grid in the recipe. Presents can be many different color combinations depending on the colors of the Wrapping Paper it is crafted with. A Present can be picked up by breaking it, but can be opened with right-click to open it so it drops the item. The Present's color does not display on the held block due to a bug.

## Trivia

* There are 120 possible color combinations for a Present.
* If TNT is put in a Present, it'll spawn as primed TNT when opened and will almost immediately detonate.
* If a spawn egg is put in a Present, it'll spawn the mob when opened.

## Issues

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

## History

 1.10b1 | Now has the numerical-id of 4198 and was moved into the Aether Miscellaneous tab.

## History

### **The Aether**

* 1.03: Introduced
* 1.04:
	+ Fixed a bug where Presents would randomly explode
	+ TNT from Presents no longer destroys terrain

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Skyroot Bowl

Type
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Drops
 Data Value

**Skyroot Bowl** is an item in the *Aether* but is now replaced by Skyroot Bucket.

## Obtaining

Skyroot Bowl is only legitimately obtainable through commands or inv-editors.

### **Crafting**

Before it was disabled, it could be crafted but had no use up to the point that it had been removed from the game.

## Trivia

* Skyroot Bowl's internal name is misspelled.

## History

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.7.10-1.6: Disabled, now replaced by Skyroot Bucket
Skyroot Bookshelf

* Aether II

 Sell Value
 Tool
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**Skyroot Bookshelf** is a decorative block.

## Obtaining

Skyroot Bookshelf does not require an axe to be mined, but using one will speed up the process. When mined, it will not drop itself unless a Silk Touch enchanted axe is used, otherwise it will drop books.

 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 Bookshelves have the same uses as vanilla bookshelves.

### Fuel

Skyroot Bookshelf serves as a fuel for Holystone Furnaces, capable of smelting 1.5 items per block of wood.

## Issues

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

There are multiple methods of getting around the *Aether* besides walking, more than one of them more useful and convenient than just walking.

## Quicksoil Bridge

Main article: Quicksoil
Quicksoil bridges are long paths of quicksoil (with guard-rails on the side so the player does not fall off from the imbalance due to the increased speed) and allow quick and convenient travel across the *Aether*. The downside is that they require large amounts of resources to even build a moderately large bridge.

## Parachute

Main article: Parachute
There are sub-types that allow a player to rise into the air and travel can be facilitated by getting Blue Aercloud Parachutes and also keeping a bunch of Cold Aercloud ones on hand. The only disadvantage if any is that some types of aerclouds are dangerous to attempt to gather in bulk. Parachutes are mainly better for exploring purely in altitude, such as if one wants to scale a steep mountain.

## Water Bucket

Main article: Skyroot Bucket
Skyroot Buckets full of water can be used to travel around in the *Aether* but are more useful generally for altitude based travel, such as getting close to the bottom of an island safely. However, provided time is taken to set one up, they can still be used for altitudinal travel in the up direction.

## Mob Riding

*See:* Moa

*See:* Flying Cow

*See:* Phyg

Besides Moas, both Flying Cows and Phygs can be ridden using Saddles, which are craftable using leather and string. Mob riding is a somewhat convenient method of getting around an island quickly but it isn't very fast if using a Flying Cow or Phyg. Both can jump rather high, however, making inter-island travel somewhat viable with aerclouds or quicksoil bridges.

Moas are more advantageous than the other two, since Moas can move much faster and their multiple jumps allows traversal of islands much easier.
Zanite Ring

Type
 Durability
 Ability
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Data Value

**Zanite Ring** is a type of accessory in the *Aether*. It consumes durability to increase mining speed.

## Usage

When equipped, it increases mining but will decrease in durability for each use.

## Issues

Issues relating to Zanite Ring item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Zanite Ring there.
Valkyrie Lance

Type
 Durability
 Damage
 Renewable
 Stackable
 Data Value

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

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

Valkyrie Lances have extended reach, so their melee range is 10 blocks. This makes it technically a quasi-ranged weapon, due to it's long reach.

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, Valkyrie Lance's durability is decreased by one.

## Trivia

* Sharpness enchantment does not appear to work even though you can enchant the item with it.

## Issues

Issues relating to Valkyrie Lance item are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues for Valkyrie Lance there.

## History

### **The Aether**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.9 Pre-release: Added support for extended reach of the Valkyrie Lance to 10 blocks

### **Aether II**

* Initial release: Introduced
* 1.6.4.2: Valkyrie Lances no longer take damage while in Creative.
* 1.7.10-1.5: Fixed a crash when a Valkyrie Lance hits a nonliving entity.