Block of Soulforged Steel

Block of Soulforged Steel

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The Block of Soulforged Steel is an extremely durable block consisting of 16 Soulforged Steel ingots assembled together. It is mostly used to store Soulforged Steel more efficiently, but it's also an explosion resistant building material which can't be moved by pistons or destroyed by the wither, and requires a refined pickaxe or Mattock to collect. It takes about twice as long as Obsidian to collect, and can only be broken down into its components in the Crucible.

The creation of a full-size Soulforged Steel Beacon is widely considered to be the most advanced single device in the game, which requires immense quantities of highly-refined resources to create.

Crafting

Name	Ingredients	Input » Output
Block of Soulforged Steel	Soulforged Steel

Uses

Beacon

A beacon pyramid made from Blocks of Soulforged Steel has the ability "Binding Point". Once active, any player can right-click it and bind their soul to that location, where they will respawn should they die in range, which becomes infinite across all dimensions when built with four levels.

For a full pyramid you would need 164 blocks containing 2624 Soulforged Steel Ingots. A full breakdown of the required materials is as follows:

• 656 blocks of Clay (10.25 stacks)
• 2624 Iron Ingots (41 stacks)
• 2624 Soul Flux (41 stacks)
• 2624 Coal Dust (41 stacks)
• 20992 Netherrack/Soul Dust (328 stacks or 6 double chests and 4 stacks)

Crafting

Name	Ingredients	Input » Output
Soulforged Steel	Block of Soulforged Steel

Keep in mind

• Running powered Redstone on a block of soulforged steel may give interesting results.
• Blocks of Soulforged Steel are the only breakable block that requires tools superior to Diamond to harvest.