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* [[Ruby]], and [[Diamond]] also requires the use of [[Bomb|Bombs]] to obtain. | * [[Ruby]], and [[Diamond]] also requires the use of [[Bomb|Bombs]] to obtain. | ||
| − | * There are also [[Emerald Stairs|Emerald Stairs]] & [[Half Emerald|Half Emerald]]. They are [[Crafting|craftable]]. | + | * There are also [[Emerald Stairs|Emerald Stairs]] & [[Half Emerald|Half Emerald]]. They are [[Crafting|craftable]] with the use of Emerald blocks. |
* Emerald, [[Ruby]], and [[Diamond]] was introduced to the game on [[News & Updates|2/1/2016]]. | * Emerald, [[Ruby]], and [[Diamond]] was introduced to the game on [[News & Updates|2/1/2016]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:57, 9 July 2016
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Emerald is a standard block that was introduced to the game on 2/1/2016.
How to obtain
Can only be found buried within Mines. They cannot be crafted.
Emerald's cannot be mined by hand. They can only be aquired by the use of Bombs.
Once aquired from a mine or from other players, Emerald, Ruby, and Diamond no longer require the use of Bombs to remove once placed.
Notes
- Ruby, and Diamond also requires the use of Bombs to obtain.
- There are also Emerald Stairs & Half Emerald. They are craftable with the use of Emerald blocks.
- Emerald, Ruby, and Diamond was introduced to the game on 2/1/2016.
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