Upgraded Ores

Description

Topaz

     Mine the ore with a diamond pick or greater and smelt it to get topaz. Use this to make the tools and armor.

     Faster but weaker than sapphire and amethyst tools.

     Generates at y level 12 and under.

Sapphire

     Mined with topaz or greater and can be affected by the fortune enchantment. Use the sapphires to make the tools and armor.

     Stronger and faster than diamond but slower than topaz.

     Combine one vertically with two blaze rods to get 3 cracked sapphires. Smelt these in a blast furnace to receive sapphire dust.

     Generates at y level 10 and under.

Amethyst

     No amethyst ore exists. Instead, craft an amethyst by surrounding redstone dust with sapphire dust. Use these to make the tools and armor.

     Stronger and faster than sapphire but still just slower than topaz.

Celestial

     Celestial Jewel (logo art) - crafted by combining an iron ingot, a gold ingot, a diamond, an emerald, a piece of lapiz, a nether star, and the 3 new materials. This is used to craft the endgame celestial tools and armor.

     The tools and armor do not break and are the fastest and most powerful.

     Craft celestial tools with every tier of tool (8) and a celestial jewel.

     Craft celestial armor with every tier of armor (8 including chainmail and leather) and a celestial jewel.

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