Description:
Sculk Frontier adds a dark, eerie dimension called the Sculk Frontier — a biome of alien sculk terrain, twisted trees, and scattered villages. The dimension is self-contained and provides its own resources for a distinct progression path built around sculk ingots and sculk wood.
| Block | Notes |
|---|---|
| Sculk Stone | The primary terrain block of the dimension; requires iron-tier tool to mine |
| Sculk Ore | Drops Sculk Ingots when mined; requires diamond-tier tool |
| Sculk Log | Wood from sculk trees; mine with an axe |
| Sculk Leaves | Foliage that drops Sculk Saplings (8% chance) |
| Sculk Sapling | Can be replanted on Sculk Stone, Sculk, or Sculk Catalyst |
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Sculk Ingot | Core crafting material; smelted from Sculk Ore |
| Sculk Gateway Shard | Portal item to travel to/from the Sculk Frontier |
| Sculk Pickaxe | Diamond-equivalent pickaxe |
| Sculk Axe | Diamond-equivalent axe |
| Sculk Shovel | Diamond-equivalent shovel |
| Sculk Hoe | Diamond-equivalent hoe |
| Sculk Sword | Diamond-equivalent sword |
/sculkfrontier travel — teleport to the Sculk Frontier/sculkfrontier return — return to the OverworldCraft in a 3×3 crafting grid: place an Ender Pearl in the center, surrounded by 8 Sculk blocks.
Smelt or blast Sculk Ore in a furnace or blast furnace to produce a Sculk Ingot. Sculk Ore also drops an ingot directly when mined with silk touch off.
All sculk tools follow standard Minecraft tool shapes, substituting Sculk Ingots for the material and Sticks for handles:
| Item | Recipe Shape |
|---|---|
| Sculk Pickaxe | 3 ingots across top row, 2 sticks below center |
| Sculk Axe | 2×2 ingots top-left, 2 sticks below right |
| Sculk Shovel | 1 ingot on top, 2 sticks below |
| Sculk Hoe | 2 ingots across top, 2 sticks below right |
| Sculk Sword | 2 ingots stacked, 1 stick below |
Sculk tools can be repaired using Sculk Ingots in an anvil.
Sculk tools are equivalent to diamond tier in mining level and durability, with the following characteristics:
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This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.
