Luboric Ore

Description

Luboric is an end game resource which can be used to craft highly explosive blocks, rails which are twice as fast as Powered Rails, explosive arrows, and gunpowder. Luboric is highly reactive and poisonous.
 
Luboric Ore
Luboric is only found in Deepslate, being very rare but spawning in large ore veins. Be careful when mining Luboric, as it poison to stand on. While Luboric is very fragile and can be easily broken with any pickaxe, it explodes when mined with anything but a Diamond or Netherite Pickaxe. Diamond (which is still used in Netherite tools) seems to help stabilize Luboric.
 

Luboric Block
Blocks of Luboric can be used as a powerful explosive. Unlike TNT, Luboric Blocks explode instantly. They are detonated when next to Fire or Lava, or when they come in contact with a Redstone signal. Luboric Blocks also explode if mined with anything but a Diamond or Netherite Pickaxe.

Luboric Arrows
Luboric’s light weight and explosive properties make it ideal for new powerful arrows. These arrows explode on impact, destroying the arrow and dealing heavy damage to mobs.

Luboric Rails
The energy of Luboric, being safely harvested in the presence of Diamond, can be used in extremely fast Minecart rails. These rails do not need to be powered by redstone, and can go up to twice as fast as Powered Rails.

Gunpowder
Luboric can be diluted with Flint to produce Gunpowder in large quantities. The crafting recipe is shapeless.

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