A tool for repairing, renaming and combining certain enchanted items.
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A tool for repairing, renaming and combining certain enchanted items.
An advanced block that grants powerful status effects when properly activated.
A specialist workstation for faster metal-related smelting.
A workstation for preparing potions.
A basic storage block that organizes gathered resources.
A special copper container introduced with The Copper Age.
A redstone-powered automatic crafting block.
A basic workstation required for most shaped 3-by-3 recipes.
The core workstation for applying random enchantment offers.
Personal storage accessible from different placed ender chests.
A foundational block for smelting ores and cooking food.
An item-transfer block used in automatic sorting and farms.
A redstone component that detects changes in the block it faces.
A redstone block that pushes other blocks.
A Nether respawn block that is charged using glowstone.
A deep-dark block that detects many vibration events.
A deep-dark block that can trigger dangerous warning effects.
A decorative and utility-focused storage block introduced in The Copper Age.
A workstation for armor trims and netherite equipment upgrades.
A specialist furnace for preparing food.