Minecraft

What is minecraft

Minecraft is sandbox 3D game where no limits of your creativity you can build anything what you want and you have to survival game their is monster that spawn at night that is open world game that is so good

what is the dimension in minecraft??

The dimension is different worlds access by different portals

There are three types of dimensions

Neather (the hell)

Access by portal make 3 by 2 frame with obsidian and light up with flint and steal

Over world

where you already live

The end

Access by portal that spawn naturally locate by ender eyes where it go follow the direction

Items

Foods

· Apple (breaking leaves from tree)

· Baked Potato (baking normal potato)

· Beetroot (from village’s farms)

· Beetroot Soup (putting six beetroot and one bowl in anyoder in crafting table)

· Bread (putting three piece of wheat in horizantaly line in crafting and table)

· Carrot (from village’s farms)

· Chorus Fruit (from end)

· Cooked Chicken (by cooking raw chicken in furnace )

· Cooked Cod (by cooking raw cod in furnace)

· Cooked Mutton (by cooking raw mutton in furnace)

· Cooked Porkchop (by cooking raw porkchop in furnace)

· Cooked Rabbit (by cooking raw rabbit in furnace)

· Cooked Salmon (by cooking raw Salmon in furnace)

· Cookie (put one piece of wheat and then coco beans and then one more piece of wheat in horizantol line in crafting table)

· Dried Kelp (by drieing within a furnace, smoker, or bonfire)

· Enchanted Golden Apple ( the rarest food item ever in minecraft found in structures)

· Glow Berries (found in caves the biome lush cave)

· Golden Apple (putting one apple in middle and fill other slots with golden ingot of the crafting table)

· Golden Carrot (putting one carrot in middle and fill other slots with golden nugget of the crafting table)

· Honey Bottle (collect from honey bee nest)

· Melon Slice (by breaking melon)

· Mushroom Stew (by mixing two types of mushroom in bowl in crafting table)

· Poisonous Potato (when you farm a potato and break them their some potatoes are poisonous)

· Potato (from village’s farms)

· Pufferfish (by fising or go under water and kill them)

· Pumpkin Pie (by putting sugar,egg and pumpkin in anyoder in crafting table)

· Rabbit Stew (place 1 baked potato, 1 cooked rabbit, 1 bowl, 1 carrot, and 1 mushroom (either a brown mushroom or red mushroom) in the crafting table)

· Raw Beef (by killing cow)

· Raw Chicken (by killing chicken)

· Raw Cod (by killing cod fish)

· Raw Mutton (by killing sheep)

· Raw Porkchop (by killing pig)

· Raw Rabbit (by killing rabbit)

· Raw Salmon (by killing salmon fish)

· Rotten Flesh (by killing zombie)

· Spider Eye (by killing spider)

· Steak (by cooking the raw beef)

· Suspicious Stew ( by adding any flower to Mushroom Stew)

· Sweet Berries (found in taiga biomes)

· Tropical Fish (found in ocean)

Tools

Shovels (Shovels are tools that are mainly used for digging up blocks such as dirt, sand, or gravel. They can also be used to pave paths from grass)

Wooden shovel

Stone shovel

Iron shovel

Golden shovel

Diamond shovel

Netherite shovel

Hoes (Hoes are tools indispensable to farming. They allow the player to till grass and dirt into farmland)

Wooden hoe

Stone hoe

Iron hoe

Golden hoe

Diamond hoe

Netherite hoe

Axes (Axes are tools that primarily help with speeding up the chopping of wood. Axes can also be used to strip wooden logs to alter their appearance and also use to fight)

Wooden axe

Stone axe

Iron axe

Golden axe

Diamond axe

Netherite axe

Pickaxe (are tools that primarily help with speeding up mining. Compared to the rest of the tools mentioned so far, the quality of your pickaxe not only affects the speed, but it also affects whether or not a broken block can be collected after mining.)

Wooden Pickaxe

Stone Pickaxe

Iron Pickaxe

Golden Pickaxe

Diamond Pickaxe

Netherite Pickaxe

Buckets (Buckets can be used as containers for several liquids in the game such as water, lava,)

Bucket

Bucket of Axolotl

Bucket of Cod

Bucket of Pufferfish

Bucket of Salmon

Bucket of Tadpole

Bucket of Tropical Fish

Lava Bucket

Powder Snow Bucket

Water Bucket

Fireworks(are used to calibration or flying with elytra)

you can craft different types of fireworks such as small ball, large ball, burst, star-shaped, and creeper-shaped fireworks

Book

(are use to create book & quill, bookshelf

And enchanted)

Book & Quill

(are use to right anything in)

Bottle o' Enchanting

(are use to get xp level)

Bundle

(Not added in game now maybe in future are use to store anything)

Carrot on a Stick

(Are use to ride on pig to lore the pig)

Clock

(use to see day or night)

Compass

(Use to see where we first spawn in world)

Debug Stick

(Not survival mode can be obtain by command block it will make thing glitch)

Egg

(Are use to make cake or throwing this will spawn baby chicken but it has chance 100 in 1

Empty Locator Map

(you can make map has in empty map but it can see your location)

Empty Map

(To make map of your area )

Enchanted Book

(there is many enchanted book for example mending it will repair your tool by using xp)

End Crystal

(It can blast)

Fishing Rod

(Use for fishing)

Flint and Steel

(Use to light fire)

Glass Bottle

(To fill bottle with water)

Goat Horn Admire

Goat Horn Call

Goat Horn Feel

Goat Horn Ponder

Goat Horn Resist

Goat Horn Seek

Goat Horn Sing

Goat Horn Yearn

Lead

(To leash the mobs)

Name Tag

(Use to give name to any mob)

Ocean Explorer Map

(this map is get by villagers to explore ocean)

Recovery Compass

(It will use you your last death location)

Saddle

(to rides on different mobs like horse,pig and lama)

Shears

(are use to shear the sheep or cut the leaves from tree or get grass or sea grass)

Shield

(are use to block the attack of your enemy)

Snowball

(You can throw this on players it can’t attack but it give knowkback)

Spyglass

(to see far away)

Totem of Undying

(save you from dying)

Warped Fungus on a fishing rod

(use to ride on strider)

Woodland Explorer Map

(use to explore the woodland mansion

Arrows

Arrow

(Normal arrow can be craft by flint feather and stick

And shooted by bow)

Arrow of Decay

(it will give you wither effect that that get you 1 hp per 0.8 second)

Arrow of Fire Resistance

(it will give you fire resistance mean no fire and lava harm you)

Arrow of Harming

(It will take your 4 HP per one arrow)

Arrow of Healing

(It will give you 4 hp per one arrow)

Arrow of Invisibility

It will give you invisibility)

Arrow of Leaping

It will give you jump boost)

Arrow of Luck

(this arrow not exist in game but obtain by command)

Arrow of Poison

(It will give poison that not kill but your health stop on 1 HP)

Arrow of Regeneration

(it will give you regeneration that heal you)

Arrow of Slow Falling

(if you fall from high place then if you get this arrow this make you fall slowly and not take any damage)

Arrow of Slowness

(It will make you slow)

Arrow of Strength

(It will make you more power full)

Arrow of Swiftness

(provides the player (or their enemy) with a 20% speed buff)

Arrow of the Turtle Master

(Turtle Master. The tipped arrows of the turtle master affect mobs like players, slowing them down yet making them invernurable at the same time.)

Arrow of Water Breathing

(it will make you breath in water)

Arrow of Weakness

(It will make you weak)

Spectral Arrow

(It will make you glow)

Armor `

Turtle Shell

(this helmet give you water breathing for 10 second when come out from water )

Netherite Helmet

(the most power full helmet )

Diamond Helmet (the second most power ful helmet)

Golden Helmet

(This helmet not provide protection not much but it make save you from piglin in nether)

Iron Helmet

(this is not much then diamond but good to protect yourself)

Chain Helmet

(you can’t craft this but trade with villagers or killing mob with chain armor)

Leather Cap

(this is not good but you can dye it in any color)

Chestplates

Netherite Chestplate

(the most power full chestplate )

Diamond Chestplate

(the second most power ful chestplate)

Golden Chestplate

(This Chestplate not provide protection not much but it make save you from piglin in nether)

Iron Chestplate

(this is not much then diamond but good to protect yourself)

Chain Chestplate

(you can’t craft this but trade with villagers or killing mob with chain armor)

Leather Tunic

(this is not good but you can dye it in any color)

Leggings

Netherite Leggings

(the most power full Leggings )

Diamond Leggings

(the second most power ful Leggings)

Golden Leggings

(This Leggings not provide protection not much but it make save you from piglin in nether)

Iron Leggings

(this is not much then diamond but good to protect yourself)

Chain Leggings

(you can’t craft this but trade with villagers or killing mob with chain armor)

Leather Pants

(this is not good but you can dye it in any color)

Boots

Netherite Boots	Diamond Boots	Golden Boots	Iron Boots
Chain Boots	Leather Boots

Horse Armor

Diamond Horse Armor

Gold Horse Armor

Iron Horse Armor

Leather Horse Armor

Weapons

Swords

Netherite Sword

Most power ful weapon

Diamond Sword

This good for fighting

Iron Sword

Not most power full but good

Stone Sword

Only in cause when you have no iron

Golden Sword

This sword is like very bad

Wooden Sword

No when make this but if you want to make this you can make

Other Weapons

Trident

You can throw this or use this like sword

Crossbow

Use like bow but do more damage

Bow

For shooting arrow

Materials

Amethyst Shard

(can be get from amethyst geode )

Black Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or black dye)

Blaze Powder

(Can be get from blaze rod in crafting table)

Blaze Rod

(By killing blaze in nether)

Blue Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or blue dye)

Bone

(By killing skeleton)

Bone Meal

(Can be get from bone in crafting table)

Bowl

(three planks of any kind, arranged in a bowl shape in a crafting grid, turns into four bowls)

Brick

(place a clay ball in the top cell in the furnace GUI. Then, fill the lower cell with your choice of fuel such as coal, wood, etc. Wait for the arrow in the middle to fill. Now that a brick has been made, simply click the brick and drag it into your inventory)

Brown Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or brown dye)

Brown Mushroom

(Can be get from different places e.g nether and swamp )

Charcoal

(by wood putting in the furnace and put any fuel source down and for some time it form a char coal )

Clay

(by breaking block of clay in river)

Coal

(obtain by breaking ores in caves)

Cocoa Beans

(Cocoa beans come from cocoa pods, which are found on the trunks of normal-sized naturally-generated jungle trees in jungle biomes)

Copper Ingot

(By smelting raw copper)

Cyan Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or cyan dye)

Diamond

(can be get from ore found in caves)

Disc Fragment

(found in deep dark biome to make newest disk)

Dragon's Breath

(Can be get from dragon’s breath )

Echo Shard

(found in deep dark biome to make new compass)

Emerald

(get from villagers by trading or mining in caves)

Ender Pearl

(by killing ender man)

Eye of Ender

(By mixing blaze powder or Ender Pearl it use to found a protal of end)

Feather

(by killing chicken)

Fermented Spider Eye

(by mixing brown mushroom , red mushroom and with spider eye)

Fire Charge

(get from loot chest in structures)

Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge)

Flint

(Can get by breaking gravel)

Ghast Tear

(by killing gast in nether)

Glistering Melon

placing eight gold nuggets and a melon slice in the crafting interface

Glow Ink Sac

(by killing glow squid)

Glowstone Dust

(by breaking glow stone)

Gold Ingot

(by smelting raw gold or killing piglin)

Gold Nugget

(by placing Ingot in crafting table)

Gray Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or gray dye)

Green Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or green dye)

Gunpowder

(By killing creeper)

Heart of the Sea

(obtained from a buried treasure. The location is marked with a noticeable red X on a buried treasure map, which is found in ocean ruins and shipwrecks)

Honey Bottle

(by using a glass bottle on a full beehive)

Ink Sac

(By killing squid)

Iron Ingot

(by smelting raw iron)

Iron Nugget

(by placing iron ingot in crafting table)

Lapis Lazuli

(get by ore found in cave)

Leather

(by killing cow , horse and hoglin)

Light Blue Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or blue dye)

Light Gray Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or Light Gray dye)

Lime Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or lime dye)

Magenta Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or magenta dye)

Magma Cream

(by mixing slime and blaze powder)

Nautilus Shell

(by fishing, by killing Drowned, or by trading with Wandering Traders.)

Nether Brick (by smelting netherrack in a furnace.)

Nether Quartz

(Nether quartz ore can be mined with any pickaxe, or it drops nothing., it drops 1 nether quartz)

Nether Star

(by killing the nether boss the “wither”)

Netherite Ingot

(by mixing four netherite scraps with four gold ingots)

Netherite Scrap

(smelt Ancient Debris. This will turn it into Netherite Scraps)

Orange Firework Star

((Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or orange dye))

Paper

(by placing 3 sugarcan in horzantal line )

Phantom Membrane

(by killing phantom)

Pink Firework Star

((Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or pink dye))

Popped Chorus Fruit

(By smelting chorus fruit)

Prismarine Crystals

(dropped by sea lanterns when not using a Silk Touch tool. They drop 2–3 crystals each time)

Prismarine Shard

(defeating the Guardian and Elder Guardian mob, which can be found in Ocean Monuments)

Purple Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or Purple dye)

Rabbit Hide

(by killing rabbit)

Rabbit's Foot

(too much rare by killing rabbit )

Raw Copper

(get from ore in caves)

Raw Gold

(get from ore in caves)

Raw Iron

(get from ore in caves)

Red Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or red dye)

Red Mushroom

(Can be get from different places e.g nether and swamp )

Scute

(when turtle egg hatch it drop a Scute)

Shulker Shell

(by killing Shulker in end)

Slimeball

(by killing slime)

Stick

place 1 or more Wood Planks on top of another stack of Wood Planks to get Sticks. For every 2 Wood Planks used this way, you will get 4 Sticks.

String

(by killing spider)

Sugar

(place one sugarcan in any crafting grid)

Wheat

(To get wheat you can or steal from villagers)

White Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or White dye)

Yellow Firework Star

(Can be craft by gun powder , fire charge or Yellow dye)

Decorations

Glow Item Frame

(when you place any item in the item will glow can craft glow item frame by adding normal frame + glow ink sac)

Item Frame

(use to place item in can craft by leather in center and place sticks in other grids )

Painting

(Use for decoration on wall can craft same has item frame but in center there is whool)

Banner Patterns

Bordure Indented	Creeper Charge	Field Masoned	Flower Charge
Globe	Skull Charge	Snout	Thing

Transporation

Minecarts

Minecart

(can use on rail to travel)

Minecart with Chest

(can use on rail to transport your items)

Minecart with Command Block

(This is not in survival but you get by using command)

Minecart with Furnace

(it was only come for one day in game)

Minecart with Hopper

(It picks up everything that may come its way)

Minecart with Spawner

(it is not in survival this is only a myth but if this item is in spawn mobs From where he passed)

Minecart with T N T

(it blow up when connect to redstone)

Elytra

(The Elytra allows players to glide and fly through the air. It is a late-game item that is worn similar to chestplates.)

Boat

Acacia Boat	Acacia Boat with Chest	Birch Boat	Birch Boat with Chest
Dark Oak Boat	Dark Oak Boat with Chest	Jungle Boat	Jungle Boat with Chest
Mangrove Boat	Mangrove Boat with Chest	Oak Boat	Oak Boat with Chest
Spruce Boat	Spruce Boat with Chest

Potions

Potion of Decay player-brewed potions that can inflict the Wither status effect on their opponent	Potion of Fire Resistance 1 water bottle, 1 nether wart, and 1 magma cream and then you will get a potion of fire resistance	Potion of Harming 1 Potion of Poison (0:45) and 1 fermented spider eye. Place the Potion of Poison (0:45) in one of the bottom boxes in the Brewing Stand menu. Then add the fermented spider eye to the top box. After a few seconds	Potion of Healing need 1 water bottle, 1 nether wart, and 1 glistering melon
Potion of Invisibility	Potion of Leaping	Potion of Luck	Potion of Night Vision
Potion of Poison	Potion of Regeneration	Potion of Slow Falling	Potion of Slowness
Potion of Strength	Potion of Swiftness	Potion of the Turtle Master	Potion of Water Breathing
Potion of Weakness	Water Bottle

Receips

Ingredient	Effect			Resulting Potion
Water Bottle	+	Nether Wart	=	Awkward Potion
Awkward Potion	+	Sugar	=	Potion of Swiftness
	+	Rabbit's Foot	=	Potion of Leaping
	+	Glistering Melon	=	Potion of Healing
	+	Spider Eye	=	Potion of Poison
	+	Pufferfish	=	Potion of Water Breathing
	+	Magma Cream	=	Potion of Fire Resistance
	+	Golden Carrot	=	Potion of Night Vision
	+	Blaze Powder	=	Potion of Strength
	+	Ghast Tear	=	Potion of Regeneration
	+	Turtle Shell	=	Potion of the Turtle Master
	+	Phantom Membrane	=	Potion of Slow Falling
Water Bottle	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	Potion of Weakness
A potion that from by mixing redstone,glow stone and fermented eye with other potion
Effect Potion	Enhancer			Resulting Potion
Potion of Swiftness	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Swiftness +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Swiftness II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	Potion of Slowness
Potion of Leaping	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Leaping +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Leaping II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	Potion of Slowness
Potion of Healing	+	Redstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Healing II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	Potion of Harming
Potion of Poison	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Poison +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Poison II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	Potion of Harming
Potion of Water Breathing	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Water Breathing +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Fire Resistance	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Fire Resistance +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Night Vision	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Night Vision +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	Potion of Invisibility
Potion of Strength	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Strength +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Strength II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Regeneration	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Regeneration +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Regeneration II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of the Turtle Master	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of the Turtle Master +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of the Turtle Master II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Slow Falling	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Slow Falling +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Slowness	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Slowness +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Slowness IV
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Harming	+	Redstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	Potion of Harming II
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Invisibility	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Invisibility +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A
Potion of Weakness	+	Redstone Dust	=	Potion of Weakness +
	+	Glowstone Dust	=	N/A
	+	Fermented Spider Eye	=	N/A

ITEMS FOR BREWING

Brewing Stand			Handles the actual brewing.
Blaze Powder			Fuels the brewing stand.
Nether Wart			Used as a base ingredient for most potions.
Glass Bottle			Container for Potions.
Water Bucket or other Water Source			Used to fill up Glass Bottles to turn them into Water Bottles. Required as a starting point for all potions.
Ingredient	Effect			Resulting Potion
Sugar	Speed			Potion of Swiftness
Rabbit's Foot	Jump Boost			Potion of Leaping
Glistering Melon	Instant Health			Potion of Healing
Spider Eye	Poison			Potion of Poison
Pufferfish	Water Breathing			Potion of Water Breathing
Magma Cream	Fire Resistance			Potion of Fire Resistance
Golden Carrot	Night Vision			Potion of Night Vision
Blaze Powder	Strength			Potion of Strength
Ghast Tear	Regeneration			Potion of Regeneration
Turtle Shell	Slowness, Resistance			Potion of the Turtle Master
Phantom Membrane	Slow Falling			Potion of Slow Falling
Ingredient		Enhancement
Redstone Dust		Extends the duration of a Potion's effects. Cannot be used with Glowstone Dust.
Glowstone Dust		Improves the effect of a Potion. Cannot be used with Redstone Dust.
Fermented Spider Eye		Corrupts the effect of a Potion.
Gunpowder		Converts a Potion into a Splash Potion. Splash Potions are thrown instead of drunk and provide the effect to every mob nearby.
Dragon's Breath		Converts a Splash Potion into a Lingering Potion. Lingering Potions allow a Splash Potion's effects to linger where it was thrown, allowing for more players/mobs to be affected.

Music disc

Music Disc 11	Music Disc 13	Music Disc 5	Music Disc blocks
Music Disc cat	Music Disc chirp	Music Disc far	Music Disc mall
Music Disc mellohi	Music Disc otherside	Music Disc pigstep	Music Disc stal
Music Disc strad	Music Disc wait	Music Disc ward

You can play disc in jukebox

How to Get Records

When skeleton kill creeper or get in loot chest

Black Dye	Blue Dye	Brown Dye	Cyan Dye
Gray Dye	Green Dye	Light Blue Dye	Light Gray Dye
Lime Dye	Magenta Dye	Orange Dye	Pink Dye
Purple Dye	Red Dye	White Dye	Yellow Dye

MOBS

Hostile Mobs

Hostile mobs who attack on player

Blaze

(found in nether fortress he throw fire rod on player he drop blaze rod)

Charged Creeper

(it from when normal creeper hit by lightning strike it use to get mobs head the mob die in his range drop head he drop gun powder)

Chicken Jockey

(It is very rare mob a baby zombie riding on chicken chance of this thing is 0.4875%)

Creeper

(it found in over world he always blast on player it drop gun powder)

Drowned

(the water zombie)

Elder Guardian

(The water boss found in monument )

Ender Dragon

(the end boss found in end the goal of game in to kill ender dragon)

Endermite

(it spwan when we throw ender pearl it can’t drop anything)

Evoker

(The mob that found in woodland mansion that drop totem and spawn vex)

Ghast

(found in nether throw fire ball to player)

Giant

(this mob has no AI he is 20 blocks tall)

Guardian

(found in monument attack with laser to player)

Hoglin

(found in nether drop pork chop)

Husk

(the desert’s zombie)

Illusioner

(not exist in game)

Magma Cube

(Found in the Nether. They are most commonly found near Nether Fortresses and Basalt Deltas. When they move, they jump and momentarily unravel into eight layers, giving them the appearance of a spring while revealing a yellow core inside.)

Phantom

(A flying Hostile Mob that will attack players every ten to twenty seconds. When a phantom goes in for an attack, you can hear it screeching as it flies towards you. Phantoms are also known to drop certain loot that no other mobs drop when killed)

Piglin Brute

(Stronger variant of piglins that appears in all types of bastion remnants. They always attack the player. They do not barter, they do not retreat, and they cannot be distracted by gold)

Pillager

(mobs armed with crossbows that attack players, Iron Golems, Wandering Traders, and Villagers)

Ravager

(a mob that is ridden by pillagers and only spawns in raid They're known to attack players, wandering traders, villagers, and Iron Golems. Ravagers have two types of attacks melee attack and roar. Below is how much melee damage a Ravager does.)

Shulker

(a mob use to craft shulker chest and this mob attack player by throwing white ball on player that can give effect of levitation to player found in end city)

Silverfish

(only protect stronghold that is the portal of end )

Skeleton

(shot with bow and arrow spawn at night in over world and spawn in nether)

Skeleton Horseman

(spawn by lighting strike)

Slime

(Bouncy, cube-shaped hostile mobs that spawn deep underground in particular chunks, or at night in swamp biomes. They attack by jumping onto their targets, and are one of two mobs able to "split" after death.)

Spider Jockey

(skeleton riding on spider that have chances of spawn is 1% )

Stray

(a variation of the skeleton mob that is usually found only in cold biomes. Attack on player with arrow of slowness)

Vex

(Spawned by Evoker that give the damage of one iron sword and It crosses over anything )

Vindicator

(same like pillagers but have attack with axe and spawn with evoker)

Warden

(the warden the boss of underground deep dark can’t see anything but it can find player by smell it kill you in two hits even you wearing a netheriet armor)

Witch

(spawn in swamp with hut throw potion on player)

Wither

(the boss of nether span by three heads of wither skeleton and soul sand he want to kill every mob he do explosion when his head touch anything and give effect of decay)

Wither Skeleton

(found in nether fortress give effect of decay attack with stone sword)

Zoglin

(hoglin become a zoglin if he come to overworld and attack on every mobs)

Zombie

(Melee, hostile mobs that spawn in areas with a light level of 7 or less. They are found within nearly all Minecraft biomes and burn in the daylight)

Zombie Villager

(same like zombie but you can cure by potion of weakness and golden apple)

Passive Mobs

That can’t attack on you even if you hit them

Allay

(A helper mob who loves to collect items. You can hand the Allay an item and it will fly around picking up and collecting any of the same item that it finds lying on the ground. It won't mine blocks on its own, though)

Axolotl

(aquatic mob endemic to the lush caves biome that hunts most other aquatic mobs)

Bat

(A flying ambient passive mob that spawns in dark areas underground.)

Cat

(a passive mob found in villages and swamp huts. They can be tamed and used to repel creepers and phantoms. Breed by using cod)

Chicken

(Chickens are a Passive Mob that are primarily used for harvesting materials in Minecraft. They are known to produce eggs and drop feathers and raw chicken upon death. Breed by using pumpkin seeds, melon seeds, beetroot seeds or wheat seeds.)

Cod

(A passive mob. The term mob is short for mobile and is used to refer to all living, moving creatures in the game such as chickens, creepers, and cods.)

Cow

(A passive mob primarily used for harvesting materials in Minecraft. They are known to produce milk and drop leather and raw beef upon death breed by using wheat)

Donkey

(a passive mob in Minecraft. They're primarily used for travel and can be used to carry items. Can breed by carrot or apple)

Fox

(a tameable passive mob that spawns in taigas, old growth taigas, snowy taigas and mountain groves. They are able to carry a single item in their mouth, but prefer food over other items. Can breed by berry)

Frog

(a passive mob in Minecraft that can be found in swamp biomes. Frogs are known to use their tongues to attack other mobs)

Glow Squid

(a passive mob in Minecraft. They can only be found in the ocean and are easily spotted by the glowing texture they give off give glow ink sac when player kill glow squid )

Horse

(a calm and confident compatriot out in the Minecraft wilds. Found in herds of two-to-six, they roam the plains and savanna biomes chomping on grass and swishing their swishy tails can breed by carrot or apple)

Mooshroom

(A passive mob in Minecraft that does everything a normal cow could do. But the only difference is that they're red and have mushrooms on them. They're extremely rare because they only spawn in one biome)

Mule

(Passive mobs that were introduced to Minecraft in Update 1.6. In survival mode, they cannot be found naturally. They can only be obtained through the breeding of a horse and a donkey)

Ocelot

( passive mobs that spawn naturally in Jungle biomes. They can be tamed using Fish. They are the third tamable mob in Minecraft, the other two being the Horse and the Wolf. In 1.14 or 1.15 Cats will become a separate entity roaming around the Overworld.)

Parrot

(rare tameable mobs found in jungles. Parrots can imitate sounds of nearby hostile mobs and can perch on the player's shoulders.)

Pig
(a common passive mob found in most grass biomes. Pigs are a source of porkchops and can be equipped with a saddle to be driven)

Pufferfish

(a poison mob that found in underwater use to brew potion)

Rabbit

(an uncommon passive mob and is a source of rabbit's foot, rabbit hide and raw rabbit.)

Salmon

(A passive mob in Minecraft. They serve as a great source when cooked)

Sea Turtle

(Is a common passive mob found in beach biomes. They are the only source of scutes, which drop from baby turtles when they mature into adults.)

Sheep

(A common passive mob drop wool and mutton when kill by player and also dye with colour)

Skeleton Horse

(A common passive mob use just like horse in java you saddle but in pe/bedrock/xbox/windows 10 you can ride without saddle and you can ride this horse underwater has well but need water breating potion on your horse and on you)

Snow Golem

(A player-constructed passive utility mob that is affected by temperature and whose utilities include defense against monsters and, in some biomes, snow farming)

Squid

(a passive mob in Minecraft. They only spawn in Ocean biomes and are fairly simple to spot because of their shape. They drop black ink sac)

Strider

(found in nether use to cross lava pool use saddle to ride on strider use fishing rod with warped mushroom)

Tadpole

(A passive mob in Minecraft that can be found in swamp biomes. Tadpoles are baby frogs that eventually turn into full-grown frogs)

Tropical Fish

(a passive mob in Minecraft. They only spawn in specific ocean biomes and are a great food source. )

Villager

(villager are a common passive mob they can do jobs there are 16 types of villager)

Armorer. Trade armor things with you

Butcher. Trade food with you

Cartographer. Trade maps with you

Cleric. Trade potion items with you

Farmer – Most Popular of All Minecraft Villager Jobs.

Fisherman.

Fletcher – Rarest of All Minecraft Villager Jobs.

Leatherworker.

Wandering Trader

(A passive mob that randomly spawns near the player. It can trade, making natural items more available, less dangerous to obtain, and in some cases, renewable)

Zombie Horse

(not spawn Neutrally sawn by using spawn egg)

Neutral Mobs

Neutral mobs are the mobs that can’t attack on player unless player hit the mob

Bee

(a neutral mob typically found roaming flower-based Biomes, such as Meadows and Plains, and are known to be the only source of Honey in Minecraft.)

Cave Spider

(A neutral mob only found in abandoned mineshafts. They're smaller than normal spiders, although they are more dangerous. They can fit in spaces 0.5 blocks high. Their blue texture also makes them stand out from the normal spider. Give effect of poison when they hit the player)

Dolphin

(A sea-based mob in Minecraft. They are known to give players a speed boost in the water near them. They'll also lead you to buried treasure when you feed them raw fish. If provoked, they'll begin to attack you.)

Enderman

( a neutral mob that can be found in Minecraft. They can usually be found in every Biome. They're known to attack other players if you look directly into their eyes and are the only mobs that drop Ender Pearls)

Goat

(a neutral mob found in certain mountainous biomes. Goats can jump especially high and ram mobs. They are a source of goat horns and milk.)

Iron Golem

(a large, powerful neutral utility mob that defends players and villagers. It is one of the few mobs that can be built then spawned in the game)

Llama

(A tamable neutral mob used to transport large shipments of items. A trader llama is a special variant that follows wandering traders.)

Panda

(a rare neutral mob that can be found in jungle biomes, and are unique because pandas have a variety of personalities that will determine how they act)

Piglin

(a neutral mob found in the Nether. They become hostile unless the player is equipped with at least one piece of golden armor. Players can use gold ingots to barter with them for various items.)

Polar Bear

(Neutral mobs in Minecraft that spawn in all snowy, and frozen ocean biomes at light level 7 or higher. They can quickly become hostile while with their cubs; if a single polar bear is attacked all polar bears in the area will be provoked.)

Spider

(neutral during daytime. However, a spider will always attack any player who provokes them, regardless of the time of day. Spiders will perform a leap attack at a player when close enough.)

Wolf

(Mobs that can be tamed. They are extremely useful to take with you in dangerous areas because they'll attack nearly all mobs that hurt the player. Players can provoke a wild wolf by hitting it)

Zombified Piglin

(A neutral undead variant of the piglin that inhabits the Nether. Zombified piglins normally ignore players, but if one is attacked, it and all zombified piglins in the vicinity become enraged and attack the aggressor with their golden swords)

Blocks

Aquatic Blocks

Coral (Coral blocks and other variants only spawn on Warm Ocean biomes. You can use them for decoration)

Brain Coral	Bubble Coral	Fire Coral	Horn Coral
Tube Coral

Coral Block

Brain Coral Block	Bubble Coral Block	Fire Coral Block	Horn Coral Block
Tube Coral Block

Coral Fan

Brain Coral Fan	Bubble Coral Fan	Fire Coral Fan	Horn Coral Fan
Tube Coral Fan

Dead Coral

Dead Brain Coral	Dead Bubble Coral	Dead Fire Coral	Dead Horn Coral
Dead Tube Coral

Dead Coral Block

Dead Brain Coral Block	Dead Bubble Coral Block	Dead Fire Coral Block	Dead Horn Coral Block
Dead Tube Coral Block

Dead Coral Fan

Dead Brain Coral Fan	Dead Bubble Coral Fan	Dead Fire Coral Fan	Dead Horn Coral Fan
Dead Tube Coral Fan

Snow and Ice

Blue Ice

(found in ice spikes biome)

Ice

(freeze water )

Packed Ice

(found in all ice biome)

Snow

(layer of snow 8 layer of snow will make snow block)

Snow Block

(snow block use in summon of snow golem)

Kelp and Seagrass

Dried Kelp Block

(Use for fuel in furnace)

Kelp

(Uan be dried by furnace)

Seagrass

(Use to bread turtle can be mine by using shears)

Sponge

(Use to eliminate water only found in ocean monument)

Wet Sponge

(when sponge suck the water dry in nether or in furnace)

Prismarine

Dark Prismarine

(a stone-like material block that only generates naturally underwater in Ocean Monuments. It was added in the 1.8 updates. It also can be crafted with 8 prismarine shards and a black dye)

Dark Prismarine Slab

(by placing three Dark Prismarine in line you get 6 slabs)

Dark Prismarine Stairs

(by using stone cuter)

Prismarine

(A type of stone that appears underwater in ruins and ocean monuments. It periodically changes color between blue and green. Prismarine bricks are cyan bricks with chiseled patterns. Dark prismarine is dark cyan, with a tight grid pattern)

Prismarine Brick Slab

Prismarine Brick Stairs

Prismarine Bricks

(Prismarine bricks are cyan bricks with chiseled patterns)

Prismarine Slab

Prismarine Stairs

Prismarine Wall

Banners

Black Banner	Blue Banner	Brown Banner	Cyan Banner
Gray Banner	Green Banner	Illager Banner	Light Blue Banner
Light Gray Banner	Lime Banner	Magenta Banner	Ominous Banner
Orange Banner	Pink Banner	Purple Banner	Red Banner
White Banner	Yellow Banner

How to Design Banners

Use a Loom

How to Get Banners

Get Them Through Crafting

Concrete

Concrete is a special block that you won't find anywhere in the world. But you can craft it using cheap materials, and it comes in 16 different colors. And unlike other colorful blocks like Wool, it's not flammable.

Pink Concrete	Yellow Concrete	Gray Concrete	Light Gray Concrete
Black Concrete	Purple Concrete	Blue Concrete	Light Blue Concrete
Cyan Concrete	Red Concrete	Magenta Concrete	Brown Concrete
White Concrete	Green Concrete	Lime Concrete	Orange Concrete

Concrete Powder

(Concrete Powder become concrete if it interacts with water)

Pink Concrete Powder	Yellow Concrete Powder	Gray Concrete Powder	Light Gray Concrete Powder
Black Concrete Powder	Purple Concrete Powder	Blue Concrete Powder	Light Blue Concrete Powder
Cyan Concrete Powder	Red Concrete Powder	Magenta Concrete Powder	Brown Concrete Powder
White Concrete Powder	Green Concrete Powder	Lime Concrete Powder	Orange Concrete Powder

Creative Blocks

(Only get by using commands not in survival command of those item (/give player name item name)

Barrier

(you can’t see it but you can see it if you keep it in your hand)

Bedrock

(An unbreakable block in Minecraft. Players can find bedrock at the lowest levels of Minecraft's Overworld and Nether realms, where the block serves as a barrier to prevent players from falling out of the world. Bedrock can also be found at the top-most level of the game's Nether)

Command Block

(a specialized type of block within a Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and java world that allows the use of console commands in-game. The same commands that players can type from chat can be run automatically by command blocks using redstone power)

End Portal Frame

(a block found in Strongholds which are arranged in a 12 block ring pattern over a pool of Lava. This arrangement of blocks makes up an End Portal, which players can use to reach the End)

Structure Block

( to save and load blocks that may or may not be arranged in the form of a structure. They can be useful both as building tools and for gameplay animation and much more)

Structure Void

(an invisible block that allows existing blocks to remain unchanged rather than be overridden when using the structure block to load a structure)

light block

( invisible blocks, primarily intended for map makers, that can produce any light level from 0 to 15)

Dirt Blocks

Clay

(a block that can be found abundantly in lush caves, in patches in shallow surface water or converted from mud using pointed dripstone. It can be smelted into terracotta or broken into clay balls which are smeltable into bricks)

Coarse Dirt

(A dirt block that doesn't grow grass. The technical way to say it would be: It doesn't allow grass to spread. Grass grows on dirt blocks if they can be connected to other grass blocks)

Dirt

(a block found abundantly in most biomes under a layer of grass blocks at the top of the Overworld.)

Dirt Path

(A dirt path has the highest hardness value of all blocks mineable with a shovel. In Bedrock Edition, a dirt path block can be mined with Silk Touch tools and drops itself. In Java Edition, dirt paths always drop dirt when broken. Dirt path blocks can be obtained only via the Creative inventory, commands, or pick block.)

Farmland

( a block on which seeds, root vegetables, and most saplings can be planted and grown.)

Grass Block

( a natural block that grows abundantly on the Overworld's surface. A grass block can be obtained by mining it with a Silk Touch-enchanted tool. Otherwise, it will spit dirt. It can also be obtained by killing an enderman with a grass block in his hand.)

Gravel

(a gravity-affected block found in the Overworld and the Nether. It is a source of flint, which has a chance to drop when gravel is broken)

Mud

(A block found abundantly in mangrove swamps or created by using a water bottle on a dirt block. It can be used for crafting or converted into clay using pointed dripstone.)

Mycelium

(A block found abundantly in mangrove swamps or created by using a water bottle on a dirt block. It can be used for crafting or converted into clay using pointed dripstone.)

Podzol

(a dirt-type block that naturally blankets the surface of the old growth taiga and bamboo jungles, along with their respective variants. Grass blocks and mycelium cannot spread to this block.)

Red Sand

(A block added to Minecraft in update 1.7 that can be found in the badlands biome. It is affected by gravity and obeys physics, like its counterpart in the desert biome)

Rooted Dirt

(Dirt filled with roots – specifically, dirt-filled with azalea roots. If you want some, then locate an azalea tree and dig beneath it to find plenty of the stuff. You can also grow new azalea trees if you want, because any dirt below the tree will be immediately converted to rooted dirt when it grows)

Sand

(a gravity-affected block found abundantly in deserts and beaches, and less commonly in or near surface water)

End Blocks

Chorus Plant

(Blocks that naturally generate on the outer islands of the End. They can be grown using chorus flowers)

Chorus Flower

(A part of the Chorus Plant added by Minecraft, that will generate naturally in the End. It can be placed on End Stone to grow a new Chorus Plant. It will drop itself when mined, but when the block below it is broken, it will be destroyed without dropping anything)

End Stone

(A block that appears in the End and, apart from generated structures, makes up all of the solid ground that exists in that dimension.)

End Stone Bricks

(primarily decorative blocks, similarly to other brick-type blocks. End stone has a blast resistance stronger than most other stone variants, except bedrock and obsidian.)

End Stone Brick Stairs

(A stair type of end stone bricks)

End Stone Brick Slab

(A slab type of end stone bricks)

End Stone Brick Wall

(A wall type of end stone bricks)

Purpur

Purpur Block

(decorative blocks that are naturally generated in end cities and end ships)

Purpur Pillar

(Purpur blocks and purpur pillars are decorative blocks that are naturally generated in end cities and end ships. Chiseled purpur and smooth purpur are two further variants of purpur blocks exclusive to Bedrock Edition that can be accessed only by commands, and appear identical to regular purpur blocks)

Purpur Stairs

(a stair type of purpur blocks)

Purpur Slab

(A slab type of purpur blocks)

Glass

Glass Blocks are see-through blocks in Minecraft that can be obtained primarily by smelting Sand

Glass

Stained Glass

place the colored dye in the middle of the crafting grid and surround it with eight Minecraft glass panes

Black Stained Glass	Blue Stained Glass	Brown Stained Glass	Cyan Stained Glass
Gray Stained Glass	Green Stained Glass	Light Blue Stained Glass	Light Gray Stained Glass
Lime Stained Glass	Magenta Stained Glass	Orange Stained Glass	Pink Stained Glass
Purple Stained Glass	Red Stained Glass	White Stained Glass	Yellow Stained Glass

Glass Panes

open the crafting table and place 6 blocks of glass on the grid, completely filling up the 1st and 2nd row. Then simply click it and drag it into your inventory.

Glass Pane

Stained Glass Panes

Black Stained Glass Pane	Blue Stained Glass Pane	Brown Stained Glass Pane	Cyan Stained Glass Pane
Gray Stained Glass Pane	Green Stained Glass Pane	Light Blue Stained Glass Pane	Light Gray Stained Glass Pane
Lime Stained Glass Pane	Magenta Stained Glass Pane	Orange Stained Glass Pane	Pink Stained Glass Pane
Purple Stained Glass Pane	Red Stained Glass Pane	White Stained Glass Pane	Yellow Stained Glass Pane

Heads

Creeper Head	Dragon Head	Player Head	Skeleton Skull
Wither Skeleton Skull	Zombie Head

How to Get Head Blocks

Through a Charged Creeper

Normal mobs such as the Creeper, Skeleton, and Zombies will drop their heads when a Charged Creeper kills them. You can hit a Creeper with a Trident that has Channeling enchantment while there is a thunderstorm to charge it.

Get Wither Skeleton Skull By Slaying Wither Skeletons

Although the drop rate is a bit low, killing Wither Skeletons is one way to get a Wither Skeleton Skull without using the inventory in Creative Mode. Wither Skeletons only spawn in Nether Fortresses, so you have to find one in the Nether so you can kill them!

You can then use the Wither Skeleton Skulls you got to summon the Wither, a boss enemy in the game.

Get a Dragon Head in End Cities

There is a chance that a Dragon Head is used as a decoration in one of the End Cities. Dragon Heads are usually found in front of a floating ship in an End City. Fly through the sky with your Elytra or build a platform to make a way to the head.

Player Head is Only Available in Creative Mode

You can only get the Player Head through the inventory in Creative Mode. Just type in Player Head in the Search Bar to find and get the head.

Light Blocks

Candles

unique sources of light that can be seen as decorative torches (although they cannot be placed on walls). While a single candle can only emit a Light Level of 3, up to four Candles can be placed on top of a single block, giving a Light Level maximum of 12. place 1 String above 1 Honeycomb in a crafting window. You can then give the Candle a specific colour by placing the Candle in a crafting window alongside a dye of your choice of colour, to make a Dyed Candle

Black Candle	Blue Candle	Brown Candle	Candle
Cyan Candle	Green Candle	Grey Candle	Light Blue Candle
Light Grey Candle	Lime Candle	Magenta Candle	Orange Candle
Pink Candle	Purple Candle	Red Candle	White Candle
Yellow Candle

Campfires

cook food, pacify bees, act as a spread-proof light source, smoke signal, or damaging trap block open the crafting area made up of the 3x3 grid. Place 3 wooden logs, of any kind, in the last row, a coal in the center of the grid, and finally three sticks on the remaining sides of the coal.

Campfire

Soul Campfire

End and Nether Light Blocks

End Rod

(Primarily used as light sources and decoration. They can be placed on any surface of any block, including other end rods. They do not break if their supporting block is broken.)

Glowstone

(A light-emitting block that occurs in branching structures, found hanging from ceilings and overhangs in the Nether.)

Shroomlight

(a light-emitting block that generates near the top of both crimson and warped huge fungus)

Froglights

another light source in Minecraft. They were introduced in The Wild 1.19 update and are very similar to Glowstones because they're blocks that produce more light than torches or lanterns. But unlike most items in Minecraft, you cannot craft this item. Instead, you need a mob to make it for you. by using Frogs. Whenever a frog eats a tiny magma cube, a froglight will spawn immediately after they eat one

Ochre Froglight

(Find a Temperate Frog. First, you need to find a temperate frog. ...

Use a Lead on the Frog. Next, you want to place a lead on the frog. ...

Take the Frog through the Nether Portal. ...

Go to the Basalt Deltas. ...

Watch as the Frog drops Ochre Froglights.)

Pearlescent Froglight

(Find a Warm Frog. First, you need to find a warm frog. ...

Use a Lead on the Frog. Next, you want to place a lead on the frog. ...

Take the Frog through the Nether Portal. ...

Go to the Basalt Deltas. ...

Watch as the Frog drops Pearlescent Froglights)

Verdant Froglight

(Find a Cold Frog. First, you need to find a cold frog. ...

Use a Lead on the Frog. Next, you want to place a lead on the frog. ...

Take the Frog through the Nether Portal. ...

Go to the Basalt Deltas. ...

Watch as the Frog drops Verdant Froglights.)

Lanterns and Lamps

Jack o'Lantern

(Find a pumpkin – either out in the world, or in a shipwreck, or from a trader, or by growing on yourself from seeds – then use shears on it to carve a spooky face into the front. Finally, stick a candle inside in a crafting grid to light it up. Alternatively, you can go hunting)

Lantern

( place the torch or soul torch in the middle cell of the crafting area. Then, you need to place iron nuggets all around the torch, completely filling every other cell)

Redstone Lamp

(A block light it by using redstone craft by using glowstone in the middle surrounded by redstone)

Soul Lantern

(a new type of lantern that was introduced in the Nether Update. It has a lower light level than the standard lantern, but it can be used to scare away piglins)

Torches

Soul Torch

(give low light level craft by stick on most lower grid and then soul sand or soul soil and the coal on the top)

Torch

(craft by coal on stick)

Ore and Mineral Blocks

Block of Iron

(by filling all grids of crafting table with iron )

Block of Raw Iron

(by filling all grids of crafting table with raw iron)

chain

( a decorative metal block naturally found in bastion remnants and ruined portal chests. after the caves and cliffs update, chains will also be generated as part of mineshafts. The best way to get chains is by crafting. Players can craft one chain using an iron ingot and two iron nuggets.)

Deepslate Iron Ore

(iron ore with deepslate)

Iron Bars

( blocks that serve a similar purpose to glass panes, but made of iron instead of glass)

Iron Ore

(simple iron ore)

Gold

Block of Gold

(by filling all crafting grid with gold)

Block of Raw Gold

(by filling all crafting grid with raw gold)

Deepslate Gold Ore

(ore type of deepslate)

Gold Ore

(simple gold ore)

Diamond

Deepslate Diamond Ore

(ore type of deepslate)

Diamond Block

(by filling all crafting grid with diamond)

Diamond Ore

(simple diamond ore)

Emerald

Deepslate Emerald Ore

(ore type of deepslate)

Emerald Block

(by filling all crafting grid with emerald)

Emerald Ore

(simple emerald ore)

Amethyst

Amethyst Cluster

(This is the final stage growth for the Amethyst Buds, Amethyst Clusters drops Amethyst Shards when mined, and itself if you mine it with a Silk Touch Pickaxe.)

Block of Amethyst

(by filling all crafting grid with Amethyst Cluster)

Budding Amethyst

(a fragile block found in amethyst geodes that grows amethyst clusters over time.)

Large Amethyst Bud

(A new item that was introduced in the Caves & Cliffs Update: Part I. Large amethyst buds will create beautiful sounds when you walk on them, break them, place them, or hit them with a projectile.)

Medium Amethyst Bud

(an item that was introduced in the Caves and Cliffs update. Medium amethyst buds produce beautiful sounds when you walk on them, break them, place them, or hit them with a projectile)

Small Amethyst Bud

(a new item that was introduced in the Caves & Cliffs Update: Part I. Small amethyst buds will create beautiful sounds when you walk on them, break them, place them, or hit them with a projectile)

Lapis Lazuli

Block of Lapis Lazuli

( a storage block equivalent to nine pieces of lapis lazuli.)

Deepslate Lapis Lazuli Ore

(a variant of lapis lazuli ore that can generate in deepslate and tuff blocks)

Lapis Lazuli Ore

(contains the blue mineral Lapis Lazuli. These blocks are usually found in the lower-middle layers of the map)

Obsidian

Crying Obsidian

(A luminous variant of obsidian that can be used to craft a respawn anchor.)

Obsidian

(The hardest material in Minecraft. It can be collected only with a DIAMOND PICKAXE. Sadly it takes roughly 10 seconds to mine out. Any other pickaxe will simply break the block after about a minute of mining)

Coal

Block of Coal

(a storage block, equivalent to nine coal, that can also be used as fuel)

Coal Ore

(A mineral block that drops coal when mined)

Deepslate Coal Ore

(a new rare block in Minecraft Deepslate coal ore is one of the rarest blocks in Minecraft.)

Copper

A metal resource that was added as part of the 1.17 update, and you'll need to smelt it's ore form to get usable Copper ingots for crafting. Depending your Y-level, Copper ore is actually quite common and you'll easily spot the orange and green fragments poking out of stony ore blocks

Block of Copper	Block of Raw Copper	Copper Ore	Cut Copper
Cut Copper Slab	Cut Copper Stairs	Deepslate Copper Ore	Exposed Copper
Exposed Cut Copper	Exposed Cut Copper Slab	Exposed Cut Copper Stairs	Oxidized Copper
Oxidized Cut Copper	Oxidized Cut Copper Slab	Oxidized Cut Copper Stairs	Waxed Block of Copper
Waxed Cut Copper	Waxed Cut Copper Slab	Waxed Cut Copper Stairs	Waxed Exposed Copper
Waxed Exposed Cut Copper	Waxed Exposed Cut Copper Slab	Waxed Exposed Cut Copper Stairs	Waxed Oxidized Copper
Waxed Oxidized Cut Copper	Waxed Oxidized Cut Copper Slab	Waxed Oxidized Cut Copper Stairs	Waxed Weathered Copper
Waxed Weathered Cut Copper	Waxed Weathered Cut Copper Slab	Waxed Weathered Cut Copper Stairs	Weathered Copper
Weathered Cut Copper	Weathered Cut Copper Slab	Weathered Cut Copper Stairs

Mob Blocks

A block that spawn mob is mob block

Spawner

The most recognizable of the Mob Blocks is likely the Spawner. In the Overworld it can be found in dungeons, abandoned mineshafts or by End Portals. In the Nether, they can be found in Nether Fortresses. The spawner appears like a small cage that, in the right conditions, periodically spawns the mob that can be seen within it. Be prepared for combat when approaching these Mob Blocks.

Infested Blocks

Although appearing almost exactly like their Stone Block counterparts, Infested Blocks are home to the annoying Silverfish

Infested Stone	Infested Cobblestone	Infested Stone Bricks	Infested Mossy Stone Bricks
Infested Cracked Stone Bricks	Infested Chiseled Stone Bricks

Sculk Blocks

The Sculk Catalyst is responsible for the creation of other Sculk Blocks. When mobs that drop Experience are killed nearby, a Sculk Catalyst will convert viable blocks into Sculk Blocks. Most of these Sculk Blocks can be found in the Deep Dark Biome Sculk is a block found abundantly in the deep dark or converted from other blocks by a sculk catalyst sculk vein is a block found in the deep dark or generated by sculk catalysts. It can generate or be placed on any side of a solid block The Sculk shrieker is a block found solely in the Deep Dark biome and summons the Warden when one or more players are detected nearby by making enough noise to awaken it.

Sculk Catalyst

Sculk

Sculk Vein

Sculk Shrieker

Blocks Related to Bees

Bee Nest

( oak and birch trees in the Plains, Sunflower Plains, Forest, and Flower Forest biomes. The higher the tree density, the more likely you are to find a nest. So, Flower Forests are the perfect place in which to get started. Bee nests are naturally-generated blocks)

Honeycomb Block

(place 4 honeycombs in the 3x3 crafting grid. When making a honeycomb block, it is important that the honeycombs are placed in the exact pattern as the image below. In the first row, there should be 1 honeycomb in the first box and 1 honeycomb in the second box.)

Block Related to Frogs

Frospawns are blocks that are produced when two Frogs breed near water. After one of the frogs lays the Frogspawn, it will take a few minutes for a new cluster of Tadpoles to hatch.

Frogspawn

Nether Blocks

Basalt

(an igneous rock found in the Nether.)

Polished Basalt

(the polished version of basalt and can be found as part of ancient cities)

Smooth Basalt

(an ornamental rock smelted from basalt or found as part of amethyst geodes and ancient cities.)

Blackstone

(A dark-colored block that functions similar to cobblestone or cobbled deepslate.)

Blackstone Slab

(Slab version of blackstone)

Blackstone Stairs

(Stairs type of black stone)

Blackstone Wall

(Wall type of blackstone)

Chiseled Polished Blackstone

(the chiseled variation of polished blackstone)

Cracked Polished Blackstone Bricks

(the cracked variation of blackstone bricks)

Gilded Blackstone

(A block in the game that players can find in bastion remnants, which are accessible only in the game's Nether dimension)

Polished Blackstone

(the polished variation of blackstone)

Polished Blackstone Brick Slab

(Slab variation of blackstone brick)

Polished Blackstone Brick Stairs

(Stairs variation of blackstone brick)

Polished Blackstone Brick Wall

(Wall variation of blackstone brick)

Polished Blackstone Bricks

(the brick variation of blackstone)

Polished Blackstone Slab

(slab variation of Polished Blackstone)

Polished Blackstone Stairs

(stairs variation of Polished Blackstone)

Polished Blackstone Wall

(Wall variation of Polished Blackstone)

Crimson

All Crimson Blocks are found in the Crimson Forest Biome in the Nether. You can get most of them in there, but some require items or tools or crafting to get them

Crimson Button	Crimson Door	Crimson Fence	Crimson Fence Gate
Crimson Fungus	Crimson Hyphae	Crimson Nylium	Crimson Planks
Crimson Pressure Plate	Crimson Roots	Crimson Sign	Crimson Slab
Crimson Stairs	Crimson Stem	Crimson Trapdoor	Stripped Crimson Hyphae
Stripped Crimson Stem	Weeping Vines

Nether Quartz

Block of Quartz

(By filling all crafting grids with quartz)

Chiseled Quartz Block

(A craftable block added in 1.5 (released in snapshot 13w01a). It is crafted from two quartz slabs on top on each other in the crafting table)

Nether Quartz Ore

(a fairly plentiful ore found in Minecraft's Nether dimension. It is an excellent building tool for creating marble-esque pillars and columns.)

Quartz Pillar

Quartz Slab

(Slab variation of quartz block)

Quartz Stairs

(Stairs variation of quartz block)

Smooth Quartz Block

(by smelting quartz block in furnace)

Smooth Quartz Slab

(Slab variation of smooth quartz block)

Smooth Quartz Stairs

(Stairs variation of smooth quartz block)

Netherrack and Nether Bricks

Nether Brick Fence

(They look one block high when they are really 1.5 blocks high, so they cannot be jumped over by a player or mobs)

Nether Brick Slab

(Half-height versions of nether bricks block.)

Nether Brick Stairs

(one of the many building blocks that you can make)

Nether Brick Wall

(It is made out of Nether Brick. Like all walls, it has a height of 1.5, preventing mobs from jumping over it yet allowing blocks to be placed above it.)

Nether Bricks

(You can make nether brick blocks by putting four individual nether bricks in a square in a crafting grid, each made by roasting netherrack in a furnace)

Netherrack

(A block found in extensive quantities in the Nether)

Red Nether Brick Slab

(Slab variation of red nether brick)

Red Nether Brick Stairs

(Stairs variation of red nether brick)

Red Nether Brick Wall

(Wall variation of red nether brick)

Red Nether Bricks

(To make a red nether brick, place 2 nether warts and 2 nether bricks in the 3x3 crafting grid. When making red nether brick, it is important that the items are placed in the exact pattern as the image below. In the first row, there should be 1 nether brick in the first box and 1 nether wart in the second box)

Soul and Magma Blocks

Magma Block

(A light-emitting natural block that can be found in The Nether and Overworld. In the nether, magma blocks are usually near lava, and in the overworld, magma blocks sometimes spawn in the ocean floor)

Soul Sand

(A block found naturally only in the Nether and ancient cities. Soul sand usually slows down the movement of mobs and players walking on it. It is also used for growing nether wart, for crafting items that emit soul fire, and for constructing a wither.)

Soul Soil

(A renewable and stackable sand block in Minecraft that is found in the soul sand valley. It is naturally generated and will be generated in the same spot after it has been mined.)

Nether Warts

Nether Wart

(You can find a bunch of Nether Wart inside a Nether Fortress. You can harvest them using your hands or any tools and items.)

Nether Wart Block

(You can get the Nether Wart Block by filling in 9 Nether Wart in a Crafting Table)

Warped

Warped Blocks are all found in the Warped Forest in the Nether. Prepare some shears, pickaxe, and shovel to get all the blocks there. But do note that some need to be crafted to obtain them.

Nether Sprouts	Stripped Warped Hyphae	Stripped Warped Stem	Twisting Vines
Warped Button	Warped Door	Warped Fence	Warped Fence Gate
Warped Fungus	Warped Hyphae	Warped Nylium	Warped Planks
Warped Pressure Plate	Warped Roots	Warped Sign	Warped Slab
Warped Stairs	Warped Stem	Warped Trapdoor

Plants

Trees in Minecraft are naturally composed of Wood Blocks and Leaf Blocks. Each tree produces leaves of slightly different appearances and texture. Leaves can be collected with Shears

Oak Leaves	Spruce Leaves	Birch Leaves	Jungle Leaves
Acacia Leaves	Dark Oak Leaves	Azalea Leaves	Flowering Azalea Leaves
Mangrove Leaves

Saplings

Saplings are typically obtained as drops from decaying tree leaves. In the right conditions, a Sapling can be planted to regrow a new tree.

Oak Sapling	Sapling	Birch Sapling	Jungle Sapling
Acacia Sapling	Dark Oak Sapling	Azalea	Flowering Azalea
Mangrove Propagule

Mangrove Propagule

Flowers

Flowers also naturally generate across different biomes, with some flowers exclusive to some Biomes. Other than for aesthetic decoration, most flowers may be used to craft Dyes to alter the color of certain items.

Allium	Azure Bluet	Blue Orchid	Cornflower
Dandelion	Lilac	Lily of the Valley	Orange Tulip
Oxeye Daisy	Peony	Pink Tulip	Poppy
Red Tulip	Rose Bush	Sunflower	White Tulip
Wither Rose

Mushrooms

Individual Mushrooms can be found scattered across the world, primarily in darker or wetter areas. However, overgrown mushrooms can also be found in biomes such as the Dark Forest Biome.

Brown Mushroom	Brown Mushroom Block	Mushroom Stem	Red Mushroom
Red Mushroom Block

Crops

Bamboo

(A type of plant that spawns in jungles. It's used to breed pandas and craft scaffolding and sticks)

Cactus

(A plant that will naturally grow in Desert Biomes and can be planted on Sand blocks. They will damage the player or any Mobs that comes in contact with them. Placing a block next to a cactus block will cause that cactus to break along )with any other cactus blocks on top of it)

Carved Pumpkin

(a carved version of a pumpkin that can be worn or used to spawn golems)

Hay Bale

(A decorative, flammable block added in 1.6. 1. Created with nine pieces of wheat, it can be used as a decoration block for farm-related buildings)

Melon

(Blocks that grow from fully grown melon seeds that give several melon slices when broken. They were first introduced in Minecraft Java Edition Beta 1.8 "Adventure Update". As of Java Edition 1.7. 2, they can be found naturally spawning in jungle biomes and on some village farms.)

Pumpkin

(They are found most commonly in extreme hills biomes and plains biome, but can also appear in sand and Snow-covered areas, though rarely. They can appear in swamp biomes as of update 1.)

Sugar Cane
(A plant block which can be used for a couple of useful recipes. Sugar Cane can be found naturally in the world on Dirt, Grass, or Sand blocks that are adjacent to Water. When one pieced is placed on a Crafting Table, Sugar Cane gives Sugar (used to make Cake and in Potions).)

Cave Plants

Big Dripleaf

(A plant that generates within lush caves. It may be used as a block for parkour and platforming.)

Glow Lichen

(A non-solid block that generates a light source, and will be released in update 1.17. It can be found in caves, and can be renewed by using Bonemeal on it.)

Hanging Roots

(a natural decorative block found underground in the lush caves biome.)

Moss Block

(A unique natural block in Minecraft that can spawn foliage while turning other blocks like dirt or stone into moss using Bone Meal.)

Moss Carpet

(a moss block that is as small as a carpet, but with the moss texture)

Small Dripleaf

(a plant which generates in lush caves, and is used to grow big dripleaves, a platforming block.)

Spore Blossom

(Overall, the spore blossom is a decorative block. You cannot craft with the flower This flower emits particles that fall straight down, as well as particles that float in the air.)

Shrubbery

Much like flowers, miscellaneous plants and shrubbery can also be found randomly generated across different biomes. Although these blocks don't have plenty of use outside of aesthetic.

Dead Bush	Fern	Grass	Large Fern
Lily Pad	Tall Grass	Vines

Redstone blocks

Redstone Ores

Redstone Ores are ore blocks which you can use to obtain redstone dust. They are usually found deep underground. It is best to mine these ores with the Fortune Enchantment to get the most redstone dust from them.

Deepslate Redstone Ore

Redstone Ore

Redstone Wiring

Redstone Comparator

(A redstone component used to maintain, compare, or subtract signal strength, or to measure certain block states (primarily the fullness of containers).)

Redstone Dust

(When you dig a block of redstone, you obtain a substance called redstone dust. This has many uses, but most commonly, it carries power signals between items. To create a redstone wire, place redstone dust on blocks next to each other.)

Redstone Repeater

(A component block that may delay and lock Redstone signals. This component is used in various Redstone circuits that require signal emission to be repeated.)

Power Sources

Block of Redstone

(When place on any item that want power to act it will be get power)

Daylight Detector

(it has two things moonlight\day light if it set night light it will get power when moon rises or if it set on day light it will get power when sun rises)

Lever

(It will get power by flipping the lever)

Observer

(Get power if an change in block front of it )

Redstone Torch

(an item that when placed can activate Redstone wires. It can work as a power source for up to 15 Blocks of wire. It has half the light of a normal Torch and therefore is not recommended for a light source.)

Sculk Sensor

(A sculk block that detects vibrations caused by actions and events and emits a redstone signal and triggers nearby sculk shriekers. Players can sneak to avoid making vibrations and wool can be used to occlude and block them)

Target

(a block that provides a temporary redstone charge when hit by a projectile.)

Tripwire Hook

(a block that can be used to detect entities (players, mobs, items, etc.) when part of a tripwire circuit is passed through.)

Buttons

Buttons are a type of power source that require a player to press on them. However, Wooden Buttons also activate if struck by an arrow from a bow or crossbow, or a trident.

Wooden and Stone Buttons also emit pulses of different lengths. A Stone Button only emits power for 10 redstone ticks (1 second), while a Wooden Button emits power for 15 redstone ticks (1.5 seconds).

Acacia Button	Birch Button	Dark Oak Button	Jungle Button
Mangrove Button	Oak Button	Polished Blackstone Button	Spruce Button
Stone Button

Pressure Plates

Pressure Plates are another type of power source activated when an entity steps or is placed on top of them. Stone Pressure Plates only activate when stepped on by mobs or players. Wooden Pressure Plates can be activated by mobs, players, and even item entities.

Light and Heavy Pressure Plates are unique because the power level of the signal they emit changes depending on the number of mobs stepping on them.

Acacia Pressure Plate	Birch Pressure Plate	Dark Oak Pressure Plate	Heavy Weighted Pressure Plate
Jungle Pressure Plate	Light Weighted Pressure Plate	Mangrove Pressure Plate	Oak Pressure Plate
Polished Blackstone Pressure Plate	Spruce Pressure Plate	Stone Pressure Plate

Container Blocks

Dispenser

(With up to nine inventory slots available, Dispensers are primarily used to shoot out items in Minecraft.)

Dropper

(A unique Redstone device that is a near-combination of the Hopper and the Dispenser. Droppers can transfer items from itself to a chest or another container when activated by a Redstone signal.)

Hopper

(Hoppers are generally used when making an Automated Farm in Minecraft. Primary hoppers are used to transfer items from one place to another, but you can put literally anything inside of one and it'll still transfer said item.)

Trapped Chest

( A Redstone-related block that will emit a weak Redstone signal when a player opens it)

Pistons

Pistons are blocks that can push or pull other blocks when activated or deactivated by a redstone signal. However, pistons have a push and pull limit of 12 blocks maximum, and certain blocks cannot be pushed or pulled by pistons.

Piston

Sticky Piston

Sticky Blocks

Sticky blocks stick to other blocks and, in the case of honey, even mobs and items. They are often used with pistons and other redstone components to create unique moving contraptions and flying machines.

Honey Block

Slime Block

Rails

Activator Rail

Detector Rail

Powered Rail

Rail

Iron Doors and Trapdoors

Doors and Trapdoors open when activated by redstone, Iron Doors and Trapdoors are unique because they can only open when activated by redstone and cannot be opened manually by the player. This makes them ideal redstone components.

Iron Trapdoor

Iron Door

Other Redstone Blocks

Jukebox

(A block in Minecraft that can be used to play Music Discs. There are 15 different discs that can be played and the music can be heard about from 70 blocks away. The Jukebox has the same texture as a Note Block on it's sides and can be crafted using a Diamond and 8 Wooden Planks, as shown above.)

Note Block

(can be used to make music. They are powered by Redstone. To change the pitch of a note block, right click it. To get the rhythm right, I have this set up. Each note block that is 3 blocks apart with the redstone and repeaters as shown here will make 1 whole note (crotchet).)

TNT

(A craftable block that explodes 4 seconds after being ignited. TNT is ideal for excavating several blocks at a time, or as a trap for Mobs and/or Players.)

Stone Blocks

Stone

(One of the most common blocks in Minecraft that has a smoother texture than cobblestone, which provides a better look in the construction of buildings. To obtain stone from mining, use a pickaxe with the Silk Touch attachment. It can also be found in chests in villages with stonemasons.)

Smooth Stone Slab

(slab variation of smooth stone)

Smooth Stone

(A variant of Stone that has a much lighter hue of gray, along with a visible outline. Smooth Stone does not have a crafting recipe, but rather is created by placing Stone in the top part of a Furnace. The conversion is 1:1, so you'll get one Smooth Stone block for every Stone block smelted.)

Stone Stairs

(stairs variation of stone)

Stone Slab

(Slab variation of stone)

Cobblestone

(The cracked product of mined stone, is one of the most common blocks in Minecraft. It's found either by mining ordinary stone or in dungeons that have been generated by the game, along with mossy cobblestone. It can also be found in strongholds, villages, and jungle temples.)

Cobblestone Slab

(Slab variation of Cobblestone)

Cobblestone Stairs

(Stairs variation of Cobblestone)

Cobblestone Wall

(wall variation of Cobblestone)

Andesite

(Found in cave mine by using pickaxe)

Polished Andesite

(Polished variation of Andesite)

Andesite Stairs

(Stairs variation of andesite)

Andesite Slab

(slab variation of andesite)

Polished Andesite Slab

(Slab variation of polished andesite)

Andesite Wall

(wall variation of andesite)

Diorite

Same as andesite

Diorite	Polished Diorite	Polished Diorite Stairs	Diorite Stairs
Polished Diorite Slab	Diorite Slab	Diorite Wall

Granite

Same as andesite

Granite	Polished Granite	Polished Granite Stairs	Granite Stairs
Polished Granite Slab	Granite Slab	Granite Wall

Sandstone

(A gravity-affected block found abundantly in deserts and beaches, and less commonly in or near surface water)

Chiseled Sandstone

(Unaffected by gravity, and it will not fall if it's placed without a supporting block underneath it, much like the other types of sandstone. It has the appearance of smooth sandstone, with the addition of a creeper face "chiseled" into each side.)

Smooth Sandstone

(A block that looks good and can be used to create slabs and stairs that look much better than the normal sandstone blocks.)

Sandstone Slab

(slab variation of Sandstone)

Sandstone Stairs

(stairs variation of Sandstone)

Red Sandstone

(A naturally-occurring block, found 4-5 blocks below natural red sand deposits, but only in Mesa biomes)

Chiseled Red Sandstone

Smooth Red Sandstone

(A block that looks good and can be used to create slabs and stairs that look much better than the normal sandstone blocks.)

Red Sandstone Stairs

(Stairs type of Red Sandstone)

Red Sandstone Slab

(Slab type of Red Sandstone)

Smooth Red Sandstone Stairs

(Stairs type of smooth Red Sandstone)

Smooth Sandstone Stairs

(Stairs type of smooth Sandstone)

Smooth Red Sandstone Slab

(Slab type of smooth Red Sandstone)

Smooth Sandstone Slab

(Slab type of smooth Sandstone)

Red Sandstone Wall

(Wall type of Red Sandstone)

Sandstone Wall

(wall type of Sandstone)

Cut Sandstone Slab

(Slab type of cut sandstone)

Cut Red Sandstone Slab

(Slab type of cut red sandstone)

Cut Sandstone

(A block naturally found in generated structures such as Desert Temples and Desert Villages. Cut sandstone can also be crafted, by placing four blocks of Sandstone in a 2x2 crafting grid, not requiring the 3x3 crafting grid from a Crafting Table.)

Cut Red Sandstone

(Block from vanilla Minecraft. The block is similar to Red Sandstone, but it is smooth with some edges carved into it)

Deepslate

Deepslate is another stone used in Minecraft. It's primarily used to let players know they've reached a certain point when mining underground. It is meant to replace Cobblestone once you've reached the point. Other than letting players know they're deep underground, Deepslate doesn't have any significant purposes

Cobbled Deepslate Wall

(Wall variation of Cobbled Deepslate)

Polished Deepslate Wall

(Wall variation of polished Deepslate)

Deepslate Brick Wall

(Wall variation of Deepslate brick)

Deepslate Tile Wall

(Wall variation of Deepslate tile)

Cobbled Deepslate Stairs

(Stairs variation of Cobbled Deepslate)

Deepslate Tile Stairs

(Stairs variation of Deepslate tile)

Polished Deepslate Stairs

(Stairs variation of polished Deepslate)

Deepslate Brick Stairs

(Stairs variation of Deepslate brick)

Infested Deepslate

(A block that looks exactly like deepslate but spawns a silverfish when the block is broken)

Cobbled Deepslate Slab

(Slab of Cobbled Deepslate)

Polished Deepslate Slab

(Slab of Polished Deepslate)

Deepslate Tile Slab

(Slab of Deepslate Tile)

Deepslate Brick Slab

(Slab of Deepslate Brick)

Deepslate Tiles

(Deepslate Tiles is another variation of deepslate)

Cracked Deepslate Tiles

(Cracked type of Deepslate Tiles)

Deepslate Bricks

(Brick type of Deepslate)

Cracked Deepslate Bricks

(Cracked variation Deepslate Bricks)

Chiseled Deepslate

(Another variation of Deepslate)

Cobbled Deepslate

(When we mine deepslate without silk touch it will drop Cobbled Deepslate )

Polished Deepslate

(Polished type of Deepslate)

Stone Brick

In order to make stone bricks, you will need to make regular stone blocks. You can do so by cooking cobblestone blocks in your furnace. This will give you regular stone blocks. Once you have regular stone blocks, you can use those to make stone bricks.

Stone Brick Slab	Stone Bricks	Cracked Stone Bricks	Chiseled Stone Bricks
Stone Brick Stairs	Stone Brick Wall

Mossy Cobblestone

A cobblestone with mossy texture

Mossy Cobblestone

Mossy Cobblestone Wall

Mossy Cobblestone Stairs

Mossy Cobblestone Slab

Mossy Stone

Stone brick with mossy texture

Mossy Stone Bricks

Mossy Stone Brick Stairs

Mossy Stone Brick Slab

Mossy Stone Brick Wall

Brick

To make bricks, place a clay ball in the top cell in the furnace GUI. Then, fill the lower cell with your choice of fuel such as coal, wood, etc. Wait for the arrow in the middle to fill. Now that a brick has been made, simply click the brick and drag it into your inventory.

Brick Slab

Bricks

Brick Stairs

Brick Wall

Mud Bricks

There are two ways to get mud in Minecraft. You can locate a mangrove swamp biome and dig it up (a shovel is the best tool to use for this), or you can pour the contents of a water bottle over a dirt block. Either way, you'll be rewarded with a nice pile of mud.

Mud Brick Slab	Packed Mud	Mud Bricks	Mud Brick Stairs
Mud Brick Wall

Dripstone

A block that you can find in Dripstone caves in Minecraft 1.18. There are two different types of Dripstone: generic Dripstone blocks and Pointed Dripstone. If Pointed Dripstone is attached to a Dripstone block placed underneath a pool of water or lava, it will grow into a stalactite

Pointed Dripstone	Dripstone Block
Stone	How to Get
Stone	Found in abundance in the overworld at y-levels of 5 or higher (requires Silk Touch to mine).
Deepstone	Found in abundance in the overworld at y-levels 5 or lower.
Andesite, Diorite, and Granite	Found in scattered clusters across the overworld.
Mossy Stones	Found in Old Growth Spruce or Pine Taiga Biomes. Can also be crafted.
Dripstones	Found in Dripstone Cave biomes.
Sandstones	Found in Desert Biomes underneath the sand but above the stone. Can also be crafted.

Terracotta

Mine Terracotta From Natural Sources

Terracotta can be found naturally spawning as part of certain structures, or as the main terrain in Badlands. Use a Pickaxe to mine Terracotta.

Plains Villages	As the building blocks of some houses.
Desert Villages	In the floor patterns. Glazed Terracotta may also be found as Decorative Pieces.
Badlands Biome	Natural Terrain

You Can Dye Terracotta to Different Colors

The Cyan Terracotta looks more gray than bright blue.

Regular Terracotta can then be dyed to any of the different colors available. Keep in mind that their colorations are not as vibrant as other dyed items due to their earthy texture.

Black Terracotta	Blue Terracotta	Brown Terracotta	Cyan Terracotta
Gray Terracotta	Green Terracotta	Light Blue Terracotta	Light Gray Terracotta
Lime Terracotta	Magenta Terracotta	Orange Terracotta	Pink Terracotta
Purple Terracotta	Red Terracotta	Terracotta	White Terracotta
Yellow Terracotta

Glazed Terracotta

By smelting Terracotta in furnace

Black Glazed Terracotta	Blue Glazed Terracotta	Brown Glazed Terracotta	Cyan Glazed Terracotta
Gray Glazed Terracotta	Green Glazed Terracotta	Light Blue Glazed Terracotta	Light Gray Glazed Terracotta
Lime Glazed Terracotta	Magenta Glazed Terracotta	Orange Glazed Terracotta	Pink Glazed Terracotta
Purple Glazed Terracotta	Red Glazed Terracotta	White Glazed Terracotta	Yellow Glazed Terracotta

Utility

Containers

Chest

(A block that stores items that can hold up to 27 items of stak)

Ender Chest

(An item in Minecraft used to store other items and blocks, the same as the other types of chests! But the difference in this chest (Ender chest), is if you build two ender chests far from each other's or beside each other's you can put the items in one chest and find them in the other chest!)

Shulker Boxes

portable chests: they keep their items when broken, which can be retrieved when placed again. This is different from other containers, which drop their contained items as item entities when broken. A shulker box drops itself as an item if pushed by pistons or destroyed by an explosion.

Black Shulker Box	Blue Shulker Box	Brown Shulker Box	Cyan Shulker Box
Gray Shulker Box	Green Shulker Box	Light Blue Shulker Box	Light Gray Shulker Box
Lime Shulker Box	Magenta Shulker Box	Orange Shulker Box	Pink Shulker Box
Purple Shulker Box	Red Shulker Box	Shulker Box	White Shulker Box
Yellow Shulker Box

Crafting Blocks

Anvil

(Primarily used to repair any equipment you may have in Minecraft. But you need to repair two of the same items to repair something. Anvils also come in handy when combining enchantments.)

Chipped Anvil

(Chipped type of anvil)

Crafting Table

(One of the most important items that you should always have in your Minecraft inventory. It is also known as a workbench and gives a three-by-three grid of crafting space. Crafting tables give you the ability to create a number of complex items in the game including tools, weapons, and armour)

Damaged Anvil

(Damaged type of anvil)

Enchanting Table

(A block used to imbue tools, armor, weapons, and Raw Materials with special abilities (ex. Silk Touch and Punch). To enchant them you must spend levels gained from Experience Orbs.)

Furnace

(Primarily used for melting ores and cooking. You can put any kind of ore block in a Furnace to melt it into ingots and nearly every solid block to turn it into a variant of the original. Furnaces are also great for cooking any kind of raw food too. Using a furnace isn't too hard to understand.)

Village Blocks

Barrel

(A decorative block that can be used as an alternative to storing items like a chest.)

Bell

(They are used to warn villagers of incoming danger. If a village is raided or attacked by hostile mobs, players can ring the bell. This will cause villagers to retreat into their homes in an attempt to stay safe)

Blast Furnace

(Similar to a standard furnace, but a significant difference is that a blast furnace will melt down ores twice as fast as a standard furnace would. Also, unlike a furnace, the blast furnace is only used for raw ores and Iron, Gold, Chainmail armor, and tools.)

Brewing Stand

(A block used for brewing potions using bottles and suitable ingredients.)

Cartography Table

(A tool used in Minecraft to create and modify the map size and the map name of your huge Minecraft world! )

Cauldron

(A block that can contain water, lava or powder snow and, in certain situations, collect it from the environment. In Bedrock Edition, it can also hold potions or dyed water. It also serves as a leatherworker's job site block.)

Composter

(Used to convert food and plant material into bone meal, which you can then collect and add to your inventory. You can use the bone meal as a fertilizer for most plants and craft ingredients for dyes.)

Fletching Table

(The block that turns unemployed villagers into fletchers. These specialists sell various ranged weapon-related goods, including flint, bows, crossbows, and even tipped arrows.)

Grindstone

(A unique tool that can be used to repair armor and tools, disenchant items, as well as serve as a job block that allows villagers to become Weaponsmiths)

Lectern

(Primarily used for placing Book and Quills down for everyone to read. In addition, Lecterns are also used as a job block for villagers)

Loom

(Used to apply patterns to banners. It also serves as a shepherd's job site block.)

Smithing Table

(It upgrades gear from diamond to netherite and it serves as a worksite block for the toolsmith. Toolsmiths are helpful because they can turn materials mined from the ground into emeralds and give out diamond axes, pickaxes, and shovels that have been enchanted.)

Smoker

(Only used for cooking food in Minecraft. You can put any raw food inside a Smoker, and it'll cook it within five seconds)

Stonecutter

(Lets the player put stone-related blocks into its interface. This will then give them items to craft relating to the inputted stone. However, it differs from the crafting table, one example being able to create 1 stair out of 1 block, making it more efficient than using the crafting table.)

Respawn

Respawn Blocks are blocks you can use to set up a respawn point anywhere in the overworld and other dimensions.

Beds, in general, should not be used in the Nether as it will cause an explosion and may lead to death if you don't have any Blast Protection enchantment to your armor. If you want to set up a spawn point in the Nether, we recommend using the Respawn Anchor.

Black Bed	Blue Bed	Brown Bed	Cyan Bed
Gray Bed	Green Bed	Light Blue Bed	Light Gray Bed
Lime Bed	Magenta Bed	Orange Bed	Pink Bed
Purple Bed	Red Bed	Respawn Anchor	White Bed
Yellow Bed

Other Useful Blocks

Beacon

(A block that projects a light beam skyward and can provide status effects such as Speed, Jump Boost, Haste, Regeneration, Resistance, or Strength to nearby players.)

Beehive

(Equivalent to a man-made bee's nest. They house up to three bees and can be used to harvest honey or honeycomb. Having a beehive near farmland can help the crops grow faster)

Cake

(Food in Minecraft it can also be used as a decorative piece in-game. It's the only food you can't eat while holding, in order to eat cake you'll need to place it on something first. Cake can destroy falling blocks if it's placed under them as a torch would )

Conduit

(A beacon that needs to be built in a 3x3x3 body of water in Minecraft. Once built it gives you “Conduit Power” that activates when the player comes in contact with either water or rain. Depending on how you build the conduit, it'll have a range of 32-96 blocks.)

Flower Pot

(A decorative item use to hold flower in it)

Lodestone

(a useful block that can allow you to manipulate a compass, letting you keep track of a specific location)

Scaffolding

(a block used when building structures to help the player reach higher places or to descend safely without fall damage)

Wood Blocks

Acacia

Acacia Door	Acacia Fence	Acacia Fence Gate	Acacia Log
Acacia Planks	Acacia Sign	Acacia Slab	Acacia Stairs
Acacia Trapdoor	Acacia Wood	Stripped Acacia Log	Stripped Acacia Wood

Birch

Birch Door	Birch Fence	Birch Fence Gate	Birch Log
Birch Planks	Birch Sign	Birch Slab	Birch Stairs
Birch Trapdoor	Birch Wood	Stripped Birch Log	Stripped Birch Wood

Dark Oak

Dark Oak Door	Dark Oak Fence	Dark Oak Fence Gate	Dark Oak Log
Dark Oak Planks	Dark Oak Sign	Dark Oak Slab	Dark Oak Stairs
Dark Oak Trapdoor	Dark Oak Wood	Stripped Dark Oak Log	Stripped Dark Oak Wood

Jungle

Jungle Door	Jungle Fence	Jungle Fence Gate	Jungle Log
Jungle Planks	Jungle Sign	Jungle Slab	Jungle Stairs
Jungle Trapdoor	Jungle Wood	Stripped Jungle Log	Stripped Jungle Wood

Mangrove

Mangro ve Door	Mangrove Fence	Mangrove Fence Gate	Mangrove Log
Mangrove Planks	Mangrove Roots	Mangrove Sign	Mangrove Slab
Mangrove Stairs	Mangrove Trapdoor	Mangrove Wood	Muddy Mangrove Roots
Stripped Mangrove Log	Stripped Mangrove Wood

Oak

Oak Door	Oak Fence	Oak Fence Gate	Oak Log
Oak Planks	Oak Sign	Oak Slab	Oak Stairs
Oak Trapdoor	Oak Wood	Petrified Oak Slab	Stripped Oak Log
Stripped Oak Wood

Spruce

Spruce Door	Spruce Fence	Spruce Fence Gate	Spruce Log
Spruce Planks	Spruce Sign	Spruce Slab	Spruce Stairs
Spruce Trapdoor	Spruce Wood	Stripped Spruce Log	Stripped Spruce Wood

How to Get Wood Blocks and Variants

Search For Trees in Specific Biomes

All Wood Blocks spawn on specific trees at the surface level of certain biomes. Find the biome where your desired wood is located to obtain them in the overworld.

You can also get a sapling from the leaves of the trees, in which you can plant anywhere in the world as long as they have enough space to grow.

Wood	How to Get
Acacia	Can be found in Savanna Biome.
Birch	Can be found commonly in Birch Forest Biomes.
Dark Oak	Can be found in Dark Forest Biome.
Jungle	Can be found in the Jungle or Sparse Jungle Biomes.
Mangrove	Can be found in Swamp Biome.
Oak	Can be found in grassy or plain areas in the overworld. These are the most common trees in the game.
Spruce	Can be found in Taiga Biomes.

Wool Blocks

Wool

A block obtained from Sheep, which can be dyed 16 different colors. Wool can also be made from four pieces of String. Wool blocks are weak, flammable, and do not offer much resistance against explosions.

Black Wool	Blue Wool	Brown Wool	Cyan Wool
Gray Wool	Green Wool	Light Blue Wool	Light Gray Wool
Lime Wool	Magenta Wool	Orange Wool	Pink Wool
Purple Wool	Red Wool	White Wool	Yellow Wool

Carpet

Thin blocks used for decoration. They can be placed on any block, and sneaking (default LeftShift) can place Carpet on blocks you normally cant place on

Black Carpet	Blue Carpet	Brown Carpet	Cyan Carpet
Gray Carpet	Green Carpet	Light Blue Carpet	Light Gray Carpet
Lime Carpet	Magenta Carpet	Orange Carpet	Pink Carpet
Purple Carpet	Red Carpet	White Carpet	Yellow Carpet

All Enchantments

Enchantment	Max Lvl	Effect	Enchantable Items
Aqua Affinity	I	Increases mining speed underwater	・ Helmet
Bane of Arthropods	V	Increases damage agains arthropod enemies (spiders and silverfish)	・ Sword ・ Axe
Blast Protection	IV	Reduces damage from explosions	・ Helmet ・ Chestplate ・ Leggings ・ Boots
Channeling	I	Causes your Trident to summon a lightning bolt when thrown in a thunderstorm	・ Trident
Curse of Binding	I	Prevents armor from getting removed once equipped	・ Helmet ・ Chestplate ・ Leggings ・ Boots ・ Elytra
Curse of Vanishing	I	Causes items to disappear when you die	・ All Equipment
Depth Strider	III	Increases movement speed underwater	・ Boots
Efficiency	V	Increases mining speed	・ Pickaxe ・ Shovel ・ Axe ・ Hoe
Feather Falling	IV	Reduces fall damage	・ Boots
Fire Aspect	II	Burns enemies for each hit	・ Sword
Fire Protection	IV	Reduces damage against fire	・ Helmet ・ Chestplate ・ Leggings ・ Boots
Flame	I	Makes your arrow become fire arrows and deal burning damage against mobs	・ Bow
Fortune	III	Increases the number of items drop from mining specific blocks	・ Pickaxe ・ Shovel ・ Axe ・ Hoe
Frost Walker	II	Creates patches of ice while walking in water and makes you immune to damage while walking over a campfire or magma blocks	・ Boots
Impaling	V	Increases the attack damage of your Trident against underwater mobs	・ Trident
Infinity	I	Arrow won't be consumed when used	・ Bow
Knockback	II	Increases knockback against enemies	・ Sword
Looting	III	Increases items dropped from mobs	・ Sword
Loyalty	III	Allows the Trident to automatically return to you once thrown	・ Trident
Luck of the Sea	III	Increases the chance of getting rare items when fishing	・ Fishing Rod
Lure	III	Increases the chance of the fishes to bite in your fishing rod	・ Fishing Rod
Mending	I	Recovers item's durability when gaining experience	・ All Equipment
Multishot	I	Allows you to shoot 3 arrows while only consuming 1 arrow in your inventory	・ Crossbow
Piercing	IV	Allows the arrows from the Crossbow to pierce through mobs	・ Crossbow
Power	V	Increases your bow and arrow's damage against mobs	・ Bow
Projectile Protection	IV	Reduces damage against projectile attacks	・ Helmet ・ Chestplate ・ Leggings ・ Boots
Protection	IV	Gives damage resistance to all attacks	・ Helmet ・ Chestplate ・ Leggings ・ Boots
Punch	II	Increases your bow and arrow's knockback against mobs	・ Bow
Quick Charge	III	Reduces time to load an arrow using your Crossbow	・ Crossbow
Respiration	III	Increases underwater time	・ Helmet
Riptide	III	Propels you forward when you throw your Trident on water or when raining	・ Trident
Sharpness	V	Increases Attack Damage	・ Sword ・ Axe
Silk Touch	I	Get the exact block when mining blocks	・ Pickaxe ・ Shovel ・ Axe ・ Hoe
Smite	V	Increases damage against undead enemies	・ Sword ・ Axe
Soul Speed	III	Increases movement speed while on Soul Sand or Soul Soil	・ Boots
Sweeping Edge	III	Increases the sweep attack damage of a sword	・ Sword
Swift Sneak	III	Increases your movement speed while crouching	・ Leggings
Thorns	III	Damages all enemies who attack you	・ Helmet ・ Chestplate ・ Leggings ・ Boots
Unbreaking	III	Increases the durability of items	・ All Equipment

Biomes

Overworld Biomes

Badlands	Bamboo Jungle
Beach	Birch Forest
Cold Ocean	Dark Forest
Deep Cold Ocean	Deep Dark
Deep Frozen Ocean	Deep Lukewarm Ocean
Deep Ocean	Desert
Dripstone Caves	Eroded Badlands
Flower Forest	Forest
Frozen Ocean	Frozen Peaks
Frozen River	Grove
Ice Spikes	Jagged Peaks
Jungle	Lukewarm Ocean
Lush Caves	Mangrove Swamp
Meadow	Mushroom Fields
Ocean	Old Growth Birch Forest
Old Growth Pine Taiga	Old Growth Spruce Taiga
Plains	River
Savanna	Savanna Plateau
Snowy Beach	Snowy Plains
Snowy Slopes	Snowy Taiga
Sparse Jungle	Stony Peaks
Stony Shore	Sunflower Plains
Swamp	Taiga
Warm Ocean	Windswept Forest
Windswept Gravelly Hills	Windswept Hills
Windswept Savanna	Wooded Badlands

End Biomes

End Barrens	End Higlands
End Midlands	Small End Islands
The End	The Void

Nether Biomes

Basalt Deltas	Crimson Forest
Nether Wastes	Soul Sand Valley
Warped Forest

Overworld biome

You can find them by exploring the over world

Nether biome

You can find them by exploring the nether

The end

You can find them if you kill the dragon the portal made in the end island you can use the portal to explore the other island

Those biomes have some structures that have loot chest inside

Explore and find them for your self

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Items

Foods

Tools

Shovels (Shovels are tools that are mainly used for digging up blocks such as dirt, sand, or gravel. They can also be used to pave paths from grass)

Hoes (Hoes are tools indispensable to farming. They allow the player to till grass and dirt into farmland)

Axes (Axes are tools that primarily help with speeding up the chopping of wood. Axes can also be used to strip wooden logs to alter their appearance and also use to fight)

Pickaxe (are tools that primarily help with speeding up mining. Compared to the rest of the tools mentioned so far, the quality of your pickaxe not only affects the speed, but it also affects whether or not a broken block can be collected after mining.)

Buckets (Buckets can be used as containers for several liquids in the game such as water, lava,)

Fireworks(are used to calibration or flying with elytra)

Arrows

Armor `

Chestplates

Leggings

Boots

Horse Armor

Weapons

Swords

Other Weapons

Materials

Decorations

Banner Patterns

Transporation

Minecarts

Elytra

Boat

Potions

Receips

Music disc

How to Get Records

MOBS

Hostile Mobs

Passive Mobs

Neutral Mobs

Blocks

Aquatic Blocks

Coral (Coral blocks and other variants only spawn on Warm Ocean biomes. You can use them for decoration)

Coral Block

Coral Fan

Dead Coral

Dead Coral Block

Dead Coral Fan

Snow and Ice

Kelp and Seagrass

Sponge

Prismarine

Banners

How to Design Banners

Use a Loom

How to Get Banners

Get Them Through Crafting

Concrete

Concrete Powder

Creative Blocks

Dirt Blocks

End Blocks

End Stone

Purpur

Glass

Stained Glass

Glass Panes

Stained Glass Panes

Heads

How to Get Head Blocks

Get a Dragon Head in End Cities

Player Head is Only Available in Creative Mode

Light Blocks

Candles

Campfires

End and Nether Light Blocks

Froglights

Lanterns and Lamps

Torches

Ore and Mineral Blocks

Gold

Diamond

Emerald

Amethyst