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Skyblock is a community created survival game mode, revolving around expanding a world infinitely with only minimal materials. The player starts on a small island floating in the middle of void with a few items and a single tree, where they must complete challenges, survive, and learn to preserve materials wisely.

It was originally created by the player Noobcrew,^[1] with the original versions still provided on the official Skyblock platform today. Countless fan-created Skyblock maps can be found through venues such as the Marketplace or Minecraft Forum. Some of these variations are provided below. Skyblock has thousands of gameplay and tutorials from many YouTubers, such as CaptainSparklez.

As stated above, Skyblock has many different community worlds, datapacks and mods that can differ greatly in player experience.

Below are listed original and fan-created community maps for Skyblock. These maps are considered non-commercial compared to the Minecraft Marketplace and can be found on Modrinth, Planet Minecraft, Minecraft Forum, and other third-party websites provided by the Minecraft community.

The original and classic Skyblock. There are 4 variations known as Version 2.1, Version 2.0, Version 1.1, and Version 1.0. Version 2.1 is the most well known and features the iconic "L" shaped island with a single tree and chest. It is the one players likely think of the most when it comes to Skyblock. This is the map that this wiki page will apply to the most, so it is the best in terms of documentation.

"Downloads | Skyblock Official Site" – skyblock.net.

Below are listed mods and datapacks for Skyblock. Keep in mind this article will not apply to some of the gameplay of these mods, however, certain aspects such as renewable materials, cobblestone generators, infinite water sources, and strategic ways of receiving items do apply to most fan-created Skyblock worlds.

Skyblock Standard is a mod that delivers a traditional Skyblock experience without the benefit (or detriment) of the vanilla seed generating past 10,000 blocks. This mod also comes in datapack form.

"Skyblock Standard modrinth page" .

This is an optional dependency for Skyblock Standard that adds the traditional sand island found in most Skyblock maps. It is not required but is highly recommended for obvious reasons. This mod also comes in datapack form.

"Skyblock Sand Island modrinth page." .

This is an optional dependency for Skyblock Standard (with untested compatibility with other Skyblock maps and mods) that alongside Sand Island allows for every item, mob and block that would be obtained in vanilla survival to be obtained without cheats in Skyblock. This is generally recommended but if you want a true traditional Skyblock experience, but it is not required. This mod also comes in datapack form.

"Sky Void Additions modrinth page." .

This is a mod for all Skyblock maps that add relevant advancements to your Skyblock playthrough. It is highly recommended, and there is no reason not to grab it. This mod also comes in datapack form.

"Skyblock Advancements modrinth page." .

A unique spin on Skyblock that only comes in mod form.

This mod is intended to provide you a world in which you can play "vanilla" Skyblock in the style of the ProtoTech server. It deletes (almost) all blocks and entities in the world after they generated. This is done so that the world keeps all structure bounding boxes in their original position.

Keep in mind that this mod itself doesn't generate any starting blocks. You need to place those yourself. It also doesn't set your world spawn in your Nether, you can set your spawn point in the Nether yourself, but this will have to be redone whenever you use a bed or respawn anchor.

More information can be found on their webpage below:

"ProtoSky curseforge page" .

Since the Skyblock world is set within a void environment, there is no normal terrain to explore. Therefore setting up farms for resources or creating a cobblestone generator is vital to game progression. Some maps also provide challenges to complete.

The player's strategy on the first day depends mainly on the Skyblock map.

If there are any short grass or flowers, mine them; you may obtain seeds from the grass. Break the dirt on your island, leaving some grass blocks, make sure to preserve each dirt block wisely and it is crucial to leave at least one grass block so grass continues to spread to nearby dirt blocks. Place the dirt around the tree so that it catches the dropped saplings. Chop down the tree and make a crafting table and wooden pickaxe. Catch the saplings and replant them, which in turn can make infinite trees over time. If you have a chest, open it and check the items for additional resources. You usually start out with a single ice block, a bucket of lava, and perhaps various crops such as cactus, sugar cane, melons, and pumpkins. To build a Cobblestone Generator, dig a one block deep T-shaped hole. Place a block in the center with water and lava on both sides. Then break the center block and mine the cobblestone that forms. Make sure that the lava is not directly touching the water source as obsidian will generate instead, and you will likely need to restart the map if so. Furthermore make sure that the blocks that surround the lava such as wood logs or planks are not flammable, or they will burn. Mine as much cobblestone needed to expand your island and craft a set of stone tools. Before the day turns into night, use these materials to build a shelter out of wood or cobblestone to prevent phantoms and other monsters from attacking.

If you start with crops, such as melons, or pumpkins, plant them on dirt blocks around the water source normally nearby your cobblestone generator. For your second and third day, you want to gather as much wood and cobblestone as you can. If you have an oak tree, you can get apples for food and additional saplings to plant more trees. If you start with a melon, make sure to plant it as you can break it for melon slices, which you can also eat. The element of survival is important on Skyblock.

Hostile mob farms are also very important because they are a source of bones, strings, redstone dust, iron ingots, potatoes, carrots, and many other important resources. A mob farm is mandatory in order to obtain additional crops, such as potatoes or carrots, for farming. It is also an abundant source of rotten flesh, which you can now eat instead of apples. Multiple mob farm designs are explained in the page Tutorial:Mob farm. The most efficient designs will need water or redstone circuits.

If a spider spawns, killing it for string will allow you to craft a fishing rod, which can be used in the water from your cobblestone generator to obtain fish as early-game food.

This hostile mob farm design shown by ilmango below uses the mob pathfinding mechanics to lure them into a drop shaft, without the need of water or redstone circuits (note that spiders can't spawn in this farm):

You should also build a passive mob farm to get animals: to do that, use cobblestone or wood planks to bridge away from your island and passive mobs will spawn after some time.

You can get wheat from the seeds at the start of your island. Along with melon and pumpkin seeds. Killing skeletons will yield bones which can be converted to bone meal, in order to quickly grow crops in the beginning. If you still have short grass leftover and didn't start with seeds, you could use the bonemeal to create tall grass and flowers which yield seeds. Additionally on higher versions of Minecraft, killing zombies will also drop carrots and potatoes, which you can farm as well as breeding pigs.

Water is extremely useful in a Skyblock world for many uses, and allows you to pillar down easily for building or to save you from death. It is also used to irrigate farmland.

In most versions of Skyblock, the player starts with only one water source in the starting chest. As a player progresses through Skyblock, a second water source starts to become desirable and can be obtainable to make an infinite water source. There are several methods to get this second water source, which are listed below:

• On the original Skyblock, version 2.1, the second ice block needed to make an infinite water source, can be located on the Nether island.
• The easiest way is to use bone meal in a two block high area of flowing water. This will generate seagrass and several water source blocks, if playing in versions on or above 1.13+.

• If a player builds a mob farm and obtains at least seven iron, the player can craft a cauldron. The player can collect water from their first water source in glass bottles, and fill the cauldron three times so that it can be emptied with a bucket. Glass bottles can be obtained from witches in a mob grinder.
• Alternatively, a player can obtain a cauldron and place it in an area exposed to the sky so that it can fill up with rain droplets, and in turn more water sources.

Before an infinite water source can be created, the player has to have at least two water source blocks. View section, "Obtaining a Second Water Source." above if you have not already obtained this.

An ice block can be broken by hand to create a water source if there is a block below it.

By using two sources of water, a player can create an infinite water source. Dig a 2×2 hole 1 block deep, place two water sources in opposite corners and the merging flows will create new water source blocks. Use a bucket on any of the now-four water sources and the removed water will be replaced by a new water source block when the flows merge. If the source blocks are too far apart, the merging flows will be too weak to create a source block and the water can not become infinite.

Using the methods below in order to spawn Villagers is crucial for your progression and updated items, because it is one of the only ways to obtain emeralds and the only reliable source to get diamond tools, diamond armor, and enchanted books.

To spawn Villagers, you will need to cure the rare zombie villagers, which sometimes spawn in mob farms.

To cure zombie villagers, you need to give them the Weakness status effect, and then use a golden apple on them. There are several ways of doing this: To give a Zombie Villager the Weakness status effect, you can use a witch or make a splash potion of weakness, which requires going to the Nether.

To make a witch give Weakness to your zombie villager, you need to get near the witch with it and have less than 8HP health points. There will be then a 25% chance that the Witch will throw a splash potion of weakness. To make your own potion, you need to get a brewing stand, a fermented spider eye and some gunpowder. Note that you will need a brown mushroom to do that, which requires trading with a wandering trader.

To get the golden apples, you will need gold ingots and apples. Getting the apples is easy, but getting the gold is harder. You can either go to the Nether and kill zombified piglins, smelt golden armor dropped by monsters, or kill drowned, which sometimes drop gold ingots (Note how this will not work in the 1.17 update as a drowned will now drop copper ingots instead of gold ingots). If the Drowned drop copper, you could craft a lightning rod and place it in a pig pen. Then, wait for a storm and breed as many pigs as possible with the crops you have. When lightning strikes during a storm, it should be redirected to your pig pen, turning them all to zombified piglin. This is helpful in a no starting chest run were the nether is inaccessible due to a lack of lava.

It is strongly advised to build a villager breeder as soon as possible, in order to avoid doing this tedious process multiple times.

Iron farms are very useful in a Skyblock world, because they allow way easier access to iron ingots. To make the smallest possible iron farm, you will need 3 villagers, 3 beds, and a zombie holding an item or sitting in a boat (to prevent despawning).

This video by Ray features at the beginning a simple iron farm design, which uses lava in the killing zone but could use another killing system that doesn't need some. The rates are about 320 iron ingots/hour.

When your needs for iron get larger, you can just make multiples copies of the farm or build a larger design.

Some Skyblock maps either start the player in the Nether, or give the player access to the Nether through some alternative method, such as traveling to the sand island commonly found on the original Skyblock versions.

If you don't start out with access to the Nether, you could still create a portal if you have at least 1 lava source block. First, you will need to get 1 pointed dripstone from a wandering trader and obtain a cauldron. Place a solid block 2 blocks above the cauldron. Place lava on top after making a small chamber so it doesn't flow out. And finally, place a pointed dripstone under the solid block. Slowly the cauldron will fill up with lava and you can obtain another source block.

There are 5 biomes in the Nether, and each of them has unique properties that are interesting in a Skyblock context:

• Zombified piglin farms in the Nether Wastes biome provide gold nuggets.
• You can make hoglin farms in the crimson forest biome, which gives the player an alternative way to get raw porkchops.
• You can make mildly efficient enderman farms in the warped forest biome, which provide ender pearls.
• Magma cubes in the basalt delta biome provide magma cream.
• You can make ghast farms in the soul sand valley biome, which provides ghast tears and and an alternative way to get gunpowder.

To make a gold farm, make a platform up to 23-24 blocks away (ensuring the platform is within the Nether Wastes biome) and make a roof out of slabs and wait. A little while later, you should see some zombified piglins spawning. Killing them can give the player gold nuggets, which then gives access to bartering.

Bartering will yield many useful resources such as iron, ender pearls, leather, string, obsidian, etc.

• Blackstone is an alternative to cobblestone used to create brewing stands, furnaces, and stone tools. While it isn't entirely useful, it is extremely important if the player doesn't have a cobblestone generator already.
• Crying obsidian is used to create respawn anchors.
• Gravel can be used to create coarse dirt, which can be tilled into dirt allowing it to be duplicated, or to obtain flint used to create arrows, flint and steel and fletching table.
• Nether quartz is used to create daylight detectors, observers and redstone comparatorss—useful for gold automation.
• Soul sand is used to summon the Wither or to create soul torch and soul campfires, used to repel piglins and hoglins.

If structures are not disabled upon World Generation, Nether Fortresses can still spawn in the void, extending up from the Void. This gives access to a variety of items, such as coal, bones, blaze rods, soul sand, and (most importantly) wither skeleton skull. This allows the player to kill the Wither.

The most efficient way to get an item or other resources is written in bold.

Ways of getting items requiring lava are written in italic.

Crafting	Trading	Killing mobs	Other
Activator Rail Anvil Armor Stand Block of Bamboo Banner Pattern (Creeper, Flower) Banners Beds Beehive Beetroot Soup Blast Furnace Block of Emerald Block of Gold Block of Iron Block of Redstone Blue Ice Boats Bone Block Bone Meal Book and Quill Bookshelf Bread Brick Slab Brick Stairs Brick Wall Bricks Bucket Buttons Cake Campfire Candle Dyed Candle Carrot on a Stick Carpets Cartography Table Cauldron Iron Chain Chiseled Bookshelf Chiseled Quartz Block Clock Cobblestone Slab Cobblestone Stairs Cobblestone Wall Compass Block of Copper Crossbow Dark Prismarine Dark Prismarine Slab Dark Prismarine Stairs Decorated Pot (Undecorated) Detector Rail Doors Dried Kelp Block Dispenser Dripstone Block Dropper Empty Map Fermented Spider Eye Firework Rocket Firework Star Fishing Rod Flower Pot Furnace Glass Bottle Glass Pane Glistering Melon Slice Glowstone Golden Apple Golden Armor Golden Carrot Gold Ingot Gold Nugget Golden Tools Hay Bale Honey Block Honeycomb Block Hopper Iron Armor Iron Bars Iron Tools Item Frame Jack o'Lantern Ladder Lantern Lava Bucket Lead Leather Armor Leather Lectern Lever Lightning Rod Melon Seeds Melon Melon Slice Minecart Minecart with Chest Minecart with Furnace Minecart with Hopper Minecart with TNT Moss Carpet Mossy Cobblestone Mossy Cobblestone Slab Mossy Cobblestone Stairs Mossy Cobblestone Wall Mossy Stone Bricks Mossy Stone Brick Slab Mossy Stone Brick Stairs Mossy Stone Brick Wall Mushroom Stew Note Block Obsidian Packed Ice Painting Piston Planks Powered Rail Pumpkin Pie Pumpkin Seeds Pressure Plates Prismarine Prismarine Brick Slab Prismarine Brick Stairs Prismarine Bricks Prismarine Slab Prismarine Stairs Prismarine Wall Quartz Bricks Quartz Pillar Rabbit Stew Rail Red Sandstone Slab Red Sandstone Stairs Red Sandstone Wall Redstone Lamp Redstone Repeater Redstone Torch Scaffolding Sandstone Slab Sandstone Stairs Sandstone Wall Sea Lantern Shears Shield Slime Block Smithing Table Smooth Quartz Slab Smooth Quartz Stairs Smooth Red Sandstone Slab Smooth Red Sandstone Stairs Smooth Sandstone Slab Smooth Sandstone Stairs Smooth Stone Slab Smoker Snow Block Snow Stained Glass Stained Glass Panes Stained Terracotta Sticky Piston Stonecutter Stone Brick Slab Stone Brick Stairs Stone Brick Wall Stone Bricks Stone Slab Stone Stairs Stone Tools Stripped Wood Suspicious Stew (Except Wither) Target Torch Trapdoors Trapped Chest TNT Tripwire Hook Waxed Block of Copper Wool Wood Wooden Slabs Wooden Stairs Wooden Tools	From the armorer Bell Emerald Shield Chainmail Armor Diamond Armor Iron Armor From the butcher Cooked Chicken Cooked Porkchop Emerald Rabbit Stew From the cartographer Banners Emerald Empty Map Banner Pattern (Globe) From the farmer Apple Bread Cake Cookie Emerald Glistering Melon Slice Golden Carrot Pumpkin Pie Suspicious Stew From the fisherman Bucket of Cod Campfire Cooked Cod Cooked Salmon Emerald Fishing Rod From the leatherworker Emerald Leather Armor Leather Horse Armor Saddle From the librarian Bookshelf Clock Compass Emerald Enchanted Book Glass Lantern Name Tag From the mason Brick Block of Quartz Chiseled Stone Bricks Dripstone Block Emerald Glazed Terracotta Polished Andesite Polished Diorite Polished Granite Quartz Pillar Stained Terracotta From the sheperd Banners Beds Carpets Emerald Painting Shears Wool From the toolsmith Bell Diamond Tools Emerald Iron Axe, Pickaxe and Shovel Stone Tools From the wandering trader Beetroot Seeds Blue Ice Bucket of Pufferfish Bucket of Tropical Fish Cactus Coral Blocks Dyes Emerald Fern Flowers Glowstone Gunpowder Kelp Lily Pad Melon Seeds Moss Block Mushrooms Nautilus Shell Packed Ice Podzol Pointed Dripstone Pumpkin Seeds Pumpkin Red Sand Rooted Dirt Sand Saplings Sea Pickle Slimeball Small Dripleaf Sugar Cane Vines Wheat Seeds From the weaponsmith Bell Diamond Weapons Emerald Iron Weapons	From cats String From cod Bone Meal Cooked Cod Raw Cod From cows Leather Raw Beef Steak From chickens Cooked Chicken Feather Raw Chicken From creepers Creeper Head Gunpowder Music Discs From dolphins Cooked Cod Raw Cod From drowned Copper Ingot Fishing Rod Nautilus Shell Trident Rotten Flesh From endermen Ender Pearl From evokers Emerald Totem of Undying From foxes Egg Emerald Feather Leather Rabbit Hide Rabbit's Foot Wheat From guardians Cooked Cod Cooked Salmon Prismarine Crystals Prismarine Shard Pufferfish Raw Cod Raw Salmon Tropical Fish From iron golems Iron Ingot Poppy From llamas and their variants Leather From pandas Bamboo From parrots Feather From phantoms Phantom Membrane From pigs Cooked Porkchop Raw Porkchop From pillagers Crossbow During Raids: Emerald From polar bears Raw Cod Raw Salmon From pufferfish Bone Meal Pufferfish From rabbits Cooked Rabbit Rabbit Hide Rabbit's Foot Raw Rabbit From raid captains Ominous Banner From ravagers Saddle From salmon Bone Meal Cooked Salmon Raw Salmon From sheep Cooked Mutton Raw Mutton Wool From skeletons, zombies and their variants Chainmail Armor Diamond Armor Golden Armor Iron Armor Leather Armor From skeletons and their variants Arrow Bone Bow From skeletons Skeleton Skull From skeleton horse Bone From strays Arrow of Slowness From slimes Slimeball From spiders and their variants String Spider Eye From squids Ink Sac From tropical fish Bone Meal Tropical Fish From turtles Bowl Seagrass From vindicators Emerald Iron Axe From witches Glass Bottle Glowstone Dust Gunpowder Potion of Fire Resistance Potion of Healing Potion of Swiftness Potion of Water Breathing Redstone Dust Spider Eye Sugar Stick From zombies and their variants Carrot Iron Ingot Iron Shovel Iron Sword Potato Rotten Flesh From zombies Zombie Head From zombified piglins Gold Nugget Gold Ingot Golden Sword Rotten Flesh	Breaking Blocks From Bookshelf Book From Campfire Charcoal From Clay Clay Ball From Coral Blocks Dead Coral Block From Mushroom Blocks Mushrooms Growing trees Apple Azalea Bee Nest Leaves Logs Podzol Rooted Dirt Saplings Stick Harvesting crops Bamboo Beetroot Beetroot Seeds Cactus Carrot Cocoa Beans Hanging Roots Kelp Melon Melon Seeds Melon Slice Moss Carpet Moss Block Poisonous Potato Potato Pumpkin Pumpkin Seeds Sea Pickle Sugar Cane Sweet Berries Wheat Wheat Seeds Smelting Baked Potato Brick Charcoal Cooked Chicken Cooked Cod Cooked Mutton Cooked Porkchop Cooked Rabbit Cooked Salmon Cracked Stone Bricks Dried Kelp Glass Glazed Terracotta Gold Nugget Green Dye Iron Nugget Lime Dye Smooth Quartz Block Smooth Red Sandstone Smooth Sandstone Smooth Stone Steak Stone Terracotta

Crafting	Bartering	Killing mobs	Other
Andesite Slab Andesite Stairs Andesite Wall Andesite Arrow Banner Pattern (Skull) Beacon Black Dye Blackstone Slab Blackstone Stairs Blackstone Wall Blaze Powder Block of Coal Block of Quartz Brewing Stand Blue Dye Chiseled Nether Bricks Chiseled Polished Blackstone Coarse Dirt Concrete Powder Daylight Detector Diorite Slab Diorite Stairs Diorite Wall Diorite End Crystal Ender Chest Eye of Ender Fire Charge Fletching Table Flint and Steel Furnace Granite Slab Granite Stairs Granite Wall Granite Block of Lapis Lazuli Magma Block Magma Cream Minecart with Furnace Nether Brick Fence Nether Brick Slab Nether Brick Stairs Nether Brick Wall Nether Bricks Observer Polished Basalt Polished Andesite Polished Andesite Slab Polished Andesite Stairs Polished Blackstone Polished Blackstone Brick Slab Polished Blackstone Brick Stairs Polished Blackstone Brick Wall Polished Blackstone Bricks Polished Blackstone Slab Polished Blackstone Stairs Polished Blackstone Wall Polished Diorite Polished Diorite Slab Polished Diorite Stairs Polished Granite Polished Granite Slab Polished Granite Stairs Redstone Comparator Respawn Anchor Smoker Soul Campfire Soul Lantern Soul Torch Stone Tools Suspicious Stew (Wither)	Arrow‌[Bedrock Edition only] Blackstone Crying Obsidian Enchanted Book with Soul Speed Ender Pearl Fire Charge Gravel Iron Boots with Soul Speed Iron Nugget Leather Nether Brick Nether Quartz Obsidian Potion of Fire Resistance Soul Sand Spectral Arrow‌[Java Edition only] Splash Potion of Fire Resistance String Water Bottle	From blazes Blaze Rod From endermen Ender Pearl From ghasts Ghast Tear Gunpowder From hoglins Cooked Porkchop Leather Raw Porkchop From magma cubes Magma Cream + Killed by a frog: Froglight From piglins Crossbow Golden Armor Golden Sword Piglin Head From striders String From wither skeletons Coal Stone Sword Wither Skeleton Skull From the wither Nether Star From mobs killed by the wither Wither Rose From zombified piglins Gold Ingot Gold Nugget Golden Sword	From breaking Soul Campfires Soul Soil Brewing Mundane Potion Potion of Harming Potion of Slowness Potion of Weakness Thick Potion Splash Mundane Potion Splash Potion of Fire Resistance Splash Potion of Harming Splash Potion of Healing Splash Potion of Slowness Splash Potion of Swiftness Splash Potion of Water Breathing Splash Potion of Weakness Splash Thick Potion Splash Water Bottle Smelting Cracked Nether Bricks All Overworld smelting recipes Trading From the cleric Bottle o' Enchanting Emerald Ender Pearl Glowstone Lapis Lazuli Redstone Dust From the fletcher Arrow Bow Crossbow Emerald Flint Tipped Arrow

Crafting	Killing mobs	Brewing	Other
Arrow of Fire Resistance Arrow of Harming Arrow of Healing Arrow of Slowness Arrow of Swiftness Arrow of Water Breathing Arrow of Weakness End Stone Brick Slab End Stone Brick Stairs End Stone Brick Wall End Stone Bricks	From ender dragon (indirect) Dragon Egg End Stone Torch From endermen Ender Pearl	Lingering Mundane Potion Lingering Potion of Fire Resistance Lingering Potion of Harming Lingering Potion of Healing Lingering Potion of Slowness Lingering Potion of Swiftness Lingering Potion of Water Breathing Lingering Potion of Weakness Lingering Thick Potion Lingering Water Bottle	Dragon's Breath Obsidian

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Challenges General Acquiring a conduit Archaeology Curing a zombie villager Conquering a mountain Defeating a bastion remnant Defeating an End city Defeating a monster room Defeating an ocean monument Defeating a Nether fortress Mastering the pale garden Mastering the Warped forest Defeating a pillager outpost Defeating a stronghold Defeating temples Defeating trial chambers Defeating a woodland mansion Defeating a village raid Defeating the ender dragon Defeating the wither If it escapes Exploring an ancient city Locating a stronghold Obtaining every music disc Obtaining every block Obtaining every item Non-standard survival Adventure mode survival Custom maps Hardcore mode Ultra Half hearted Surviving in a single area for a long time Infinite desert survival Island survival Manhunt Mob switch Nomadic experience Trapping every mob Skyblock survival SkyWars survival Speedrunning Starting in the Nether Starting in the End Superflat survival Flat survival Getting to the world border Village only survival Challenge maps Beating a challenge map Creating a challenge map
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Farming Blocks and items Amethyst Armor Azalea Bamboo Basalt Bedrock Beetroot Blaze Rod Bone Meal Cactus Carrot Cat gift Chorus Fruit Clay Cobblestone Cocoa Beans Copper Dirt Dragon's breath Dripstone Egg Enchanted Golden Apple Experience Fern Fish Flower Froglight Ghast Tear Glow Berries Glow Ink Sac Glow Lichen Goat Horn Gold Hanging Roots Honey Ice Iron Kelp Lava Meat Moss Mud Mushroom Music Disc Nether growth Nether vine Nether Wart Obsidian Ominous Bottle Potato Powder Snow Pumpkin, Melon Resin Clump Rooted Dirt Sculk Turtle Scute Seagrass Sea Pickle Snow Soul Soil Sugar Cane Sweet Berries Tree Trident Vine Villager trading hall Wheat Wither Rose Wool Duplication Mobs Mob farming Mob grinding Monster spawner traps Allay Animals Axolotl Bee Blaze Breeze Cat Cave Spider Chicken Creaking Creeper Drowned Ender Dragon Enderman Fox Frog Ghast Glow squid Goat Guardian Hoglin Iron golem Magma cube Phantom Piglin bartering Pillager Raid Shulker Skeleton horse Silverfish Slime Squid Turtle Villager Wandering trader Warden Witch Wither Wither Skeleton Wolf Zombie Zombie villager Zombified piglin
Mechanisms Basics Redstone Circuits Components Mechanisms Mechanics Dust Tips Command block Crafter Hopper TNT Tripwire techniques Snow golem Minecart Daylight detector Piston Trapdoor Quasi-Connectivity Components Randomizers Observer stabilizer Block update detector Comparator update detector Redstone telegraph Piston circuits Zero-ticking Instant repeaters Morse code Decorational Redstone music Doorbell Hourly clock Transportation Train station Flying machines 360 degree ender pearl cannon Storage Item sorting Item transportation Shulker box storage Storage Storage system PVP TNT cannons Trap design Traps Logic Advanced redstone circuits Arithmetic logic Calculator Redstone computers Miscellaneous Printer Rube Goldberg machine Command stats Automatic respawn anchor recharger Combination locks
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