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A '''Amethyst block''' is a {{Rarity|rarity=Common}} [[:Category:Material|Material]] as well as a [[:Category:Block|Block]] in Blockgame. | A '''Amethyst block''' is a {{Rarity|rarity=Common}} [[:Category:Material|Material]] as well as a [[:Category:Block|Block]] in Blockgame. | ||
It copies and 'repeats' vibrations recieved by adjacent sculk sensors. | It copies and 'repeats' vibrations recieved by adjacent sculk sensors. | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 19 January 2024
Amethyst Block is also a game feature of Minecraft.
More information can be found on the Minecraft Wiki
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| Rarity | Common |
A Amethyst block is a Common Material as well as a Block in Blockgame. It copies and 'repeats' vibrations recieved by adjacent sculk sensors.
For further information, please refer to the Vanilla Minecraft block.
Obtaining
Amethyst blocks can be found in amethyst geodes or crafted from amethyst shards.