L.I.M.E.

Description

I was wondering, blaze powder is such a powerful ingredient. How would it affect simple blocks? So, I rubbed this magical powder on the block. The block, being so mundane, broke into nothingness and I understood it would not work. Rubbing it onto wool had some more......  interesting effects, but these were short lived. However, I found that rubbing it onto the string and reinforcing it with stone blocks yielded a special block, which could absorb the power of magical items, imbuing the blocks with their nature, much like a brewing stand, and allowing the blocks to temporarily transfer this effect to any entity on top of it. Now, i pass this knowledge to you. Keepinh a string in each corner of the grid, blaze powder in the centre, and a stone block on each edge yields this block. Crafting it with the ingredients for a potion (including netherwart) allow the block to give you the respective effects.          

PS :- Blaze powder is highly flammable, and so are most blocks imbued with it, unless they inherently resist fire.         

1. Shoutouts

• Mischief of Mice, for getting me into modded minecraft
• Pylo, for his awesome Mcreator program, which allows people like me with no coding experience to make mods
• SeriousCreeper and Mallrat208, for all their help when i was stuck

You can include any of my mods in your modpacks unless stated otherwise.

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