Deadrock

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Deadrock
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Deadrock.png
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Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness
Blast Resistance 6,000,000
Tool Pickaxe Tool Pickaxe.png
Renewable No
Stackable Yes
Flammable No
ID deadrock (value:0)

Deadrock is a block that only appears in the Thornlands and Final Plateau. Deadrock looks like stone, but is darker in colour and incredibly tough to break even with an unenchanted Diamond Pickaxe. Deadrock appears beneath Cracked Deadrock, and no ores or veins of dirt or gravel appear within Deadrock.


Context-Links
Final Castle
Locations
Highlands ⋄ Thornlands ⋄ Final Plateau ⋄ Final Castle
Items
Lamp of Cinders ⋄ Giant's Sword ⋄ Giant's Pickaxe
Blocks
Castle Brick ⋄ Castle Brick Pillar ⋄ Castle Brick Stairs ⋄ Castle Brick Tiles ⋄ Castle Rune Brick ⋄ Deadrock ⋄ Force Field ⋄ Vanishing Castle Door
Thorn Rose ⋄ Thorns ⋄ Thorn Leaves
Mobs
Giant ⋄ Adherent ⋄ Harbringer Cube ⋄ Roving Cube

Cracked Deadrock

Cracked Deadrock
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Cracked Deadrock.png
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Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness
Blast Resistance 6,000,000
Tool Pickaxe Tool Pickaxe.png
Renewable No
Stackable Yes
Flammable No
ID deadrock (value:1)

Cracked Deadrock is a cracked variant of Deadrock. Cracked Deadrock is generated naturally within 2 blocks beneath Weathered Deadrock. Unlike Stone, Cracked Deadrock cannot be harvested from Deadrock.

Weathered Deadrock

Weathered Deadrock
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Weathered Deadrock.png
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Transparency None
Luminance None
Hardness
Blast Resistance 6,000,000
Tool Pickaxe Tool Pickaxe.png
Renewable No
Stackable Yes
Flammable No
ID deadrock (value:2)

Weathered Deadrock is a weathered variant of Deadrock. The general appearance of Weathered Deadrock may have been caused by Acid Rain. Weathered Deadrock appears on the top layer of the Thornlands and Final Plateau.

History

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.


Twilight Forest Blocks
Natural Deadrock • Fire Jet • Heart of Transformation • Hollow Logs • Huge Mushgloom • Huge Mushgloom Stem • Huge Stalk • Liveroots • Magic Tree Leaves • Magic Tree Logs • Mangrove Roots • Minewood Core • Roots • Smoker • Sortingwood Engine • Thorns • Timewood Clock • Trollsteinn • Twilight Forest Leaves • Twilight Forest Logs • Uberous Soil
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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