Stone Blocks

Stone Blocks are blocks constructed using clay, mortar and rock items including small stones, relieved rock, and stone bricks.

Cobblestone
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Material	Stone
Stackable	Yes (64)
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Stone Brick
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Material	Stone
Stackable	Yes (64)
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Polished Stone
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Material	Stone
Stackable	Yes (64)
Drops	Itself
Blocks

Creation

There are three types of stone blocks players can craft: Cobblestone, Polished Stone, and Stone Brick blocks. All of these types of blocks are created using the crafting grid. Stone types that can be used to create stone blocks listed below include: Andesite, Basalt, Chalk, Chert, Claystone, Conglomerate, Granite, Limestone, Peridotite, Phyllite, Sandstone, Shale and Slate. Marble may be polished, but cannot converted to brick or used to create cobblestone.

Looting

Many ruins are built from granite cobblestone components, others may be built of stone brick blocks. Blocks from ruins may be collected (left mouse) to break blocks and retrieve. Though no tool is required, collecting blocks is faster when a pickaxe is equipped.

Special: Cobbleskull Block

Cobbleskull blocks may not be crafted by players, but may only be looted from ruins.

• Block Shapes: Variants cannot be created, Full Blocks can be harvested from some ruins, but are "rare".
• Material Variant: Most often, if a player finds this block, it will be created from the same stone as the other stone blocks used to construct the ruins.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in generation/construction affects the appearance of the block.

Cobblestone Block

Cobblestone blocks require clay, and small stones to create.

• Block Shapes: Three variants can be created, Full Blocks, Slabs (half-block), and Stairs.
• Material Variant: Almost any small stone variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Crafting Blocks

Blocks must be assembled in the crafting grid as shown below.

Polished Rock

Polished blocks require a hammer, a chisel, and a rock to create.

• Block Shapes: Full blocks and slabs can be created. Polished stone stairs cannot be created.
• Material Variant: Almost any rock variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Crafting

Stone may be polished in place using a chisel and then mined using a pickaxe, or relieved and polished in the crafting grid. Polished stones can be split to create two slabs.

Stone Brick

Stone Brick blocks require rock, mortar, a hammer, and a chisel to create.

• Block Shapes: Three variants can be created, Stone Brick Blocks, Stone Brick Slabs (half-block), and Stone Brick Stairs.
• Material Variant: Almost any rock variant can be used to craft these blocks.
• Appearance: The type of materials used in crafting affects the appearance of the block.

Blocks are crafted in two stages, the bricks are formed and, second bricks are assembled to form blocks.

Stage One: Crafting Bricks

To craft brick blocks, bricks of the appropriate type must be formed in the crafting grid.

Stage Two: Crafting Blocks

Blocks must be assembled using mortar and bricks in the crafting grid as shown below.

Usage

Building Component

Stone Blocks are primarily used to create player structures.

• Cobblestone (7 blocks) are used to construct the forge functional block.

Table: Block Types

Stone	Block	Slab	Stairs
Cobblestone
Polished Stone		Polished Slab	N/A
Stone Brick

Storage

All Stone Blocks may be carried in player inventory or stored in containers.

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