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'''Deadrock''' forms the main strata of rock in the [[Thornlands]] and [[Final Plateau]]. Apart from its darker colour, Deadrock looks mostly similar to regular stone, but is much, much tougher - even a pickaxe fashioned with diamonds takes time to break it apart, while a TNT explosion doesn't even make a scratch.
Deadrock is generally not found on the surface, with the cracked and weathered variants forming the top layers instead. Those who have taken the time to burrow into the rock have not found any dirt or gravel clusters, nor any veins of ore - from a miner's perspective, referring to it as a "dead" rock is an apt name indeed.
'''Weathered Deadrock''' forms the surface layer of the Final Plateau and Thornlands. More than likely, its smooth appearance is a result of the magical [[Progression#Highlands and the Final Summit|acid rain]] that swept over the [[Twilight Highlands]]. Found just beneath the surface of Weathered Deadrock, '''Cracked Deadrock''' is just as hard to mine despite its cracked and damaged appearance. Note that unlike stone, Cracked Deadrock does not result when standard Deadrock is mined, such is its unearthly toughness. The [[Crumble Horn]] is easily able to break down Deadrock into its cracked form.
=Data Tables=
{{Block
{{Block
|name=Weathered Deadrock
|image=Deadrock.gif
|image=Weathered Deadrock.png
|hardness=100
|hardness=100
|blastres=6,000,000
|blastres=6,000,000
|tool=Diamond Pickaxe
|tool=Diamond Pickaxe
|renewable=No
|renewable=No
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
|stackable=Yes (64)
|id=weathered_deadrock
}}
}}


{{Block
'''Deadrock''' forms the main strata of rock in the [[Thornlands]] and [[Final Plateau]]. Apart from its darker colour, Deadrock looks mostly similar to regular stone, but is much, much tougher - even a pickaxe fashioned with diamonds takes time to break it apart, while a TNT explosion doesn't even make a scratch. However, the [[Crumble Horn]] is easily able to break down Deadrock into it's weakened forms.
|name=Cracked Deadrock
 
|image=Cracked Deadrock.png
Deadrock itself not typically found on the surface, with the cracked and weathered variants forming the top layers instead. Those who have taken the time to burrow deep into the rock have not found any clusters of stone or stone variants, nor any veins of ore - from a miner's perspective, referring to it as "Dead"-rock is quite an apt name indeed.
|hardness=100
 
|blastres=6,000,000
'''Weathered Deadrock''' forms the surface layer of the Final Plateau and Thornlands. More than likely, its smooth appearance is a result of the magical [[Progression#Highlands and the Final Summit|acid rain]] that swept over the [[Twilight Highlands]].
|tool=Diamond Pickaxe
 
|renewable=No
Found just beneath the surface of Weathered Deadrock, '''Cracked Deadrock''' as hard to mine despite its cracked and damaged appearance. Note that unlike stone, Deadrock does not result in Cracked Deadrock is mined, such is its unearthly toughness.
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
 
|id=cracked_deadrock
{{-}}
}}


{{Block
=Data Values=
|image=Deadrock.png
{| class= "wikitable" style="margin: auto; width: 33%; text-align:center"
|hardness=100
|-
|blastres=6,000,000
! Block !! Image !! Block ID
|tool=Diamond Pickaxe
|-
|renewable=No
|Deadrock || [[File:Deadrock.png|64px|link=]] || style="text-align:left;" | <code>twilightforest:deadrock</code>
|stackable=Yes <small>(64)</small>
|-
|id=deadrock
|Cracked Deadrock || [[File:Cracked Deadrock.png|64px|link=]] || style="text-align:left;" | <code>twilightforest:cracked_deadrock</code>
}}
|-
|Weathered Deadrock || [[File:Weathered Deadrock.png|64px|link=]] || style="text-align:left;" | <code>twilightforest:weathered_deadrock</code>
|}


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Latest revision as of 16:59, 21 August 2024

Deadrock
Deadrock.gif
Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness 100
Blast Resistance 6,000,000
Tool Diamond Pickaxe Diamond Pickaxe.png
Renewable No
Stackable Yes (64)
Flammable No
ID Data Values

Deadrock forms the main strata of rock in the Thornlands and Final Plateau. Apart from its darker colour, Deadrock looks mostly similar to regular stone, but is much, much tougher - even a pickaxe fashioned with diamonds takes time to break it apart, while a TNT explosion doesn't even make a scratch. However, the Crumble Horn is easily able to break down Deadrock into it's weakened forms.

Deadrock itself not typically found on the surface, with the cracked and weathered variants forming the top layers instead. Those who have taken the time to burrow deep into the rock have not found any clusters of stone or stone variants, nor any veins of ore - from a miner's perspective, referring to it as "Dead"-rock is quite an apt name indeed.

Weathered Deadrock forms the surface layer of the Final Plateau and Thornlands. More than likely, its smooth appearance is a result of the magical acid rain that swept over the Twilight Highlands.

Found just beneath the surface of Weathered Deadrock, Cracked Deadrock as hard to mine despite its cracked and damaged appearance. Note that unlike stone, Deadrock does not result in Cracked Deadrock is mined, such is its unearthly toughness.

Data Values[edit]

Block Image Block ID
Deadrock Deadrock.png twilightforest:deadrock
Cracked Deadrock Cracked Deadrock.png twilightforest:cracked_deadrock
Weathered Deadrock Weathered Deadrock.png twilightforest:weathered_deadrock

History[edit]

History

Version Details
2.0.3 Added Deadrock and it's variants. This was used to replace stone in the Highlands and Plateau.
2.3.0 Fixed some textures on Deadrock.


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Structure Aurora Block • Aurora Pillar • Aurora Slab • Bold Stone Pillar • Canopy Window • Canopy Window Pane • Etched Nagastone • Fluffy Cloud • Hedge • Mazestone • Nagastone • Nagastone Pillar • Nagastone Stairs • Spiral Bricks • Terrorcotta • Towerwood • Twisted Stone • Twisted Stone Pillar • Underbrick • Wispy Cloud
Dark Tower Devices Anti-Builder • Carminite Builder • Carminite Reactor • Ghast Trap • Locked Vanishing Block • Reappearing Block • Vanishing Block
Giant Giant Cobblestone • Giant Leaves • Giant Log • Giant Obsidian
Storage Block of Arctic Fur • Block of Carminite • Block of Fiery Metal • Block of Ironwood • Block of Knightmetal • Block of Steeleaf
Plants Fallen Leaves • Fiddlehead • Huge Lily Pad • Huge Water Lily • Magic Tree Saplings • Mayapple • Moss Patch • Mushgloom • Root Strands • Thorn Rose • Torchberry Plant • Trollber • Trollvidr • Twilight Forest Saplings
Critters Cicada • Cicada Jar • Firefly • Firefly Jar • Firefly Particle Spawner • Moonworm
Utility Boss Spawner • Canopy Bookshelf • Chiseled Canopy Bookshelf • Encased Fire Jet • Encased Smoker • Iron Ladder • Mason Jar • Rainy Cloud • Rope • Skull Candle • Snowy Cloud • Stronghold Shield • Trophy Pedestal • Uncrafting Table
NYI / WIP Auroralized Glass • Candelabra • Castle Brick • Castle Brick Stairs • Castle Door • Castle Rune Brick • Cinder Furnace • Cinder Log • Clover Patch • Force Field • Keepsake Casket • Slide Trap • Wrought Iron Fence
Removed Forest Grass • Dried Bush
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