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Joy at 18:11, 10 February 2025

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-Most vanilla Minecraft blocks may be used in the construction of runes. Each block has been assigned a tier value based on their rarity and difficulty to obtain, which affects the potency of the rune. Rarer and more valuable materials are usually higher tier, while more common and easy too obtain blocks provide little potency. So called [[Tier 0]] blocks, including air, are typically completely ignored when creating runes.
+Most vanilla Minecraft blocks may be used in the construction of runes. Each block has been assigned a tier value based on their rarity and difficulty to obtain, which affects the potency of the rune. Rarer and more valuable materials are usually higher tier, while more common and easy too obtain blocks provide little potency.
-Consult [[Tiers_and_Energy| this list]] for information about blocks and their tiers.
+Tier 0 blocks (including air) are ignored during rune processing.
-<small>Note: Server admins may change which tier a material is as of runecraft 2.11. See disabled-runes.txt for details.
+For tiers of some common blocks, see below. If desired, a [[Tiers and Energy|full listing of blocks and tiers]] is also available.
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Arzota at 17:41, 19 August 2024

2024-08-19T17:41:34Z

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	Most vanilla Minecraft blocks may be used in the construction of runes. Each block has been assigned a tier value based on their rarity and difficulty to obtain, which affects the potency of the rune. Rarer and more valuable materials are usually higher tier, while more common and easy too obtain blocks provide little potency. So called [[Tier 0]] blocks, including air, are typically completely ignored when creating runes.		Most vanilla Minecraft blocks may be used in the construction of runes. Each block has been assigned a tier value based on their rarity and difficulty to obtain, which affects the potency of the rune. Rarer and more valuable materials are usually higher tier, while more common and easy too obtain blocks provide little potency. So called [[Tier 0]] blocks, including air, are typically completely ignored when creating runes.

	Consult [[~~Tiers & Energy~~\| this list]] for information about blocks and their tiers.		Consult [[Tiers_and_Energy\| this list]] for information about blocks and their tiers.

	<small>Note: Server admins may change which tier a material is as of runecraft 2.11. See disabled-runes.txt for details.		<small>Note: Server admins may change which tier a material is as of runecraft 2.11. See disabled-runes.txt for details.
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Most vanilla Minecraft blocks may be used in the construction of runes. Each block has been assigned a tier value based on their rarity and difficulty to obtain, which affects the potency of the rune. Rarer and more valuable materials are usually higher tier, while more common and easy too obtain blocks provide little potency. So called [[Tier 0]] blocks, including air, are typically completely ignored when creating runes.

Consult [[Tiers & Energy| this list]] for information about blocks and their tiers.

<small>Note: Server admins may change which tier a material is as of runecraft 2.11. See disabled-runes.txt for details.
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