Items and Blocks

Recipe: a compass, a candle and a bone. Finds the nearest Forsaken Altar.

Recipe: a compass, an iron sword and redstone. Finds the nearest Murder Mansion.

Recipe: a compass, a glass pane and any small flower. Finds the nearest Botanic Gardens.

Where: the Uplink Station, in the locker in the control bunker by the consoles, with Lt. Okafor's duty log, bread, iron and two flashbangs. Infected operators, a sniper and a breacher hold the compound.

Where: the Capacitor Works, in the test cage at the back, past arcs jumping between the lightning rods. See the live banks.

Where: the bottom of the Soul Well, thirty blocks down, on the altar where its keepers kneel (they get up when you come close; two of the Interred wait too). With bones, candles and echo shards.

Recipe: the Targeting Array, the Capacitor Cell and the Bound Soul, with iron and redstone. Set it on a Forsaken Altar and the Watcher comes and pours itself into it ("that's me. all of me that's left.").

Recipe: the Infused Orbital Core, iron blocks, a copper block, lightning rods, iron and a spyglass.

Use: hold use and aim at the ground 16 to 200 blocks off, in the Overworld ("No uplink. There's no sky here for it to talk to." anywhere else). Its laser paints the spot, a ring locks on, the capacitors whine up for two and a half seconds: LOCKED - RELEASE TO FIRE. Let go and the slug comes out of the sky: sixty damage, fire and a shockwave out to twelve blocks.

Where: Ashford Nuclear Plant, in the fuel pool. Don't go in the water without a suit; the decon lockers have one.

Where: Meridian Laboratory, in the glass cell in the middle of the ring ("mind the coils"), with redstone and amethyst.

Where: Blackwater Station, out at sea, in the freezer at the back. Parasites.

Recipe: the Orbital Railgun and the three parts, or bring them all to a Forsaken Altar. After the Omni is taken back, the Watcher burns this recipe out of every book.

Recipe: shears, an iron ingot, string, paper and wool. Also in the Relay 6 operator's locker and sometimes in the Null ruins. Earns Cut It Out.

Held up to the light: "something vast, curled under the ground. An eye, opening." Hold it over the tear at the drive-in to open the way to the Null Static Zone.

6 to 10 from the Carrier.

Dropped by the Carrier.

From: the floor of the Chorus's pit when it runs, one for everyone. A knot of grey-violet flesh with a face in it the size of a thumbnail, its eyes shut, its mouth moving.

Use: hold it to your ear (every four seconds) and turn round. Facing the way the rest of it went, it whispers clear, and what it says tells you how far: "down. a long way down. far from here - that way.", "that way. under the hills. we can feel you coming.", "closer. we can hear you walking. we can hear your heart.", "here. right under you. come down. it's warm." Side on it's faint and broken ("...colder... no... turn..."); facing away, only static. Up top it leads you to the sinkhole (Warmer); down in the Deep it leads you to where the Chorus has gone to ground ("here. we are right here. we are finished growing."). With nothing to point at, it only mutters, things like "we remember the dark under the hills." and "every one we take remembers. every one remembers you."

From: Listeners, in the Deep. Also goes into the Usher's Shoes (see the chapter gear).

Recipe: leather boots, two Listener's Ears and string, in any order. Earns Not a Sound.

From: the Deaf King, when he dies and his crown cracks off. Anywhere in your inventory, they keep the song of the Chorus, whole, out of you in the last fight. Hold them to your ears and the world goes quiet a moment.

From: the Chorus, whole, when it dies in the Warm Heart (The Last Voice). Hold it to your ear and it talks: "...there's a door. at the end. he sealed it...", "...take me to the end of the world. i'll open it for you...", "...the one in the black coat knows. ask him what he locked up...".

Why you need it: carry it into the End and it breaks the Watcher's seal, however you came by it (since 1.60.1): the End is open again, and the Door at the End of the World comes down. That starts Chapter Six.

The parasite's violet flesh, veined, that the hive is grown of; it lines the Burrow and the Warm Heart too. The Hive Hands drop it and Hive Chitin when they die.

Its black braided spires and the ribs arching over the pit.

The glowing bulbs on top of the four stalks round the pit, glowing and pulsing, cords of light running from them to the Chorus. Tear one open and it screams; tear all four for Senseless.

The heap of violet flesh one of the turned leaves where it died (since 1.49.0), veined and pulsing, chitin forced out through it. It drags at you as you wade through it, and a minute or two later it heaves itself up into one of the parasite's pure forms, leaving its torn husk. Burn it and nothing gets up. See the turned.

The Deaf King drops three to six when he dies, with Bloom Root and diamonds.

Great roots hanging down through the roofs of the Root Hollows.

From: some of the Audience, the Ushers, and the Crowd. Use: on an Usher: "The Usher tears your ticket in two, and looks away." For a minute its lamp doesn't see you. Also goes into Chapter Six's gear.

From: an Usher, now and then. A brass torch-lamp, its glass yellowed, still warm. The flash takes eight seconds to warm again. Flash it at one of the Tuned in the Vault and its screen whites out: it can't move for four seconds, watched or not.

From: the Crowd, one for everyone who was there. Held up to the seam the Watcher leaves in the Great Screen in Front Row, it tears in two in your hand and the seam opens for good (Admit One); after that, "The seam's open. Walk into it." Used anywhere else: "ADMIT ONE. On the back, in a thin black hand: THE VAULT."

From: some of the Tuned, and the Projectionist. Makes: two Old Sets (I G I / T R T / I I I: I iron ingot, G glass pane, T Vacuum Tube, R redstone), old televisions that hum, with static crawling on them; use one to switch it on or off. Also goes into the Tuning Fork and the Relay Staff.

Later he loads it into his last projector against the Viewer (Every Colour at Once). See the Omni.

Take it and its static pours out: every Tuned near you is loose for a few seconds. See the Carrier.

Kept in a glass case. He runs it after the Projectionist burns through.

From: the Projectionist, with three to five diamonds, two to four echo shards and two to four Vacuum Tubes.

Given to you after the last show, when the credits have rolled and you're sent home. See the soundtrack.

Black, his glyphs cut in it (Seal-Stone Glyph), a few still faintly lit: the causeway out to the Door, and the Door's frame. In it hums The Door's Static.

The Stalls' ground, under the Picture House Seats. Facing them, The Great Screen of Screen Cloth.

The dark, flecked floor of the Watcher's archive. Its keeps are The Watcher's Concrete (it doesn't break). Also: Archive Shelves (steel, cans of film and boxes of tape, labels in his hand), Old Sets, Cable, the keeps' Keep Door and Keep Wheel (use it: five seconds of the bolts drawing back, and the door swings in), What He Kept (the plinths) and The Watch Wall.

The Other Side: Stage Boards, Stage Flats and Painted Flats (each a picture of somewhere from the story), Footlights, The Screen's Back, His Last Projector and the Black Static the Door goes to.

What fills the Door at the End of the World once the first reel has been run: the dark on the far side of it, looking out.

An old television's remote, heavy, its buttons worn smooth, the one with nothing on it warm. The Watcher gives it to you after the Hub, and it earns Channel Changer. Press it: you're in the Hub. Press it in the Hub: home. Before it has anywhere to go: "You press the blank button. Nothing. Not yet."

In 1.59 he handed it over when you landed at home ("take this. if you need to go back - it's still there."). Since 1.62.0 the fall from the Hub goes to the Dead Water instead: he hands it over on the rig ("take this. it'll get you back - to the hub, and home.") and it cracks in your hand. See the Broken Remote. Mended, it does one more thing: "Press it: the Hub (and in the Hub, home). Crouch and press it: back to the rig."

The pale stone of the Hub's floating plaza, with Hub Stone Slabs.

His marks, lit in the Hub's floor. Along its north side stand six Replay Portals, one for each chapter, each playing its chapter on an old set.

Pressed: "It sparks. The warm button's cold. Nothing." Mend it: the Broken Remote, a Signal Organ and a copper ingot, in any order, give you back the Remote ("The Remote works again.").

Recipe: I I P / S C I / W . . (I iron ingot, P piston, S string, C copper ingot, W any planks). Also in the rig's armoury and its dive locker.

Recipe: . T . / . I . / . N . (T Needle Tooth, I iron ingot, N iron nugget) makes two. Also in the rig's armoury and dive locker.

Recipe: gunpowder, redstone, paper and red dye, in any order, make three. All over the rig's stores.

Recipe: dried kelp, bread, cooked cod and an iron nugget make two. In the mess, the food stores and the bunks.

Recipe: . G . / I K I / I S I (G gold ingot, I iron ingot, K dried kelp block, S string). In the dive locker, the sub bay, sunken lifeboats and the flooded habitat dome. It can't be filled again.

The Watcher hands it to you when you come down to the Dead Water (since 1.63.2): four thousand blocks of sea round the rig, every water in its own colour and named, the floor's depths shaded and contoured, and the Black Below hatched out in red. Held, it's a map of the stretch you're in (a thousand blocks a square), with you as an arrow, the others with you, and the rig. Use it to unroll the whole chart: scroll to zoom, drag to look round, R to come back to you; point at a water for his notes on it (all of them are on Notes and books). A Map, a Glow Ink Sac and a Prismarine Shard make another.

Recipe: B T B / H O H / B T B (B iron block, T Needle Tooth, H Shroud Hide, O obsidian). Also found in Sink Station and the wreck field. Without it the submarine is rated to 183 m.

From: the Static Leviathan (with bone blocks, Needle Teeth and a heart of the sea). In the Overworld it lives in the deepest oceans, the Hadal Dark and the Trench; in the Dead Water, now and then one comes up out of the dark after you once you're forty blocks or more under the surface (never in the Black Below, which is the Undertow's). It sings on the Remote's frequency, and its organ is what mends it.

From: Shroud Rays and the Mouth of the Floor; also in the habitat dome and the frozen outpost. Goes into Pressure Plating.

From: Needlemaws, the Static Leviathan and the Mouth of the Floor; also in the habitat dome and Sink Station. Goes into Harpoon Bolts and Pressure Plating.

One of the twelve floors.

The Ossuary Flats' floor.

Recipe: . S . / L I L / . L . (S string, L leather, I iron ingot). Filled from water it's a Murky Canteen: Drink: 5 sips - may leave you Tainted. Boil it (furnace, smoker, campfire) to clean it. Boiled, or filled in the rain, it's a Clean Canteen: Drink: 5 sips of good water - more thirst back, and it cools you. The sips left show as its bar; the last one leaves it empty.

Creative only for now (no recipe yet). A Falling Star leaves a crater lined with Static Stone and a Fallen Star glowing in it; Starfall drops nine small stars over four seconds; the Dead Satellite falls burning for five seconds and leaves a wreck and a satellite core's chest; the Test Card throws colour bars over the ground and burns each bar in turn. Craters only where the TNT game rule lets things blow up.

At night shooting stars streak over the sky, and now and then a small one comes down somewhere near: a lump of glassy black rock, cracked all over, white-blue static crawling in the cracks, warm, lighting its crater. Mine it with a pickaxe for 2 to 4 Star Static (more with Fortune); Silk Touch keeps it whole.

Also in a dead satellite's core.

From the Blightwood: close, bruise-coloured, rot caps glowing.

Pale and cold.

It hums. Fallen stars line their craters with it.

Blood drips off its tip while you hold it.

It sheds bone ash.

Its screen crawls with static and spits sparks.

Its heart beats (lub-dub) and gives off embers.

The hinge pulses green.

A dead TV for a helmet, crawling with live static. Its antenna tips light green while a creepypasta is near, flash red when you're hit, and fade like a cooling bulb when the last one's gone.

When a creepypasta comes within about 14 blocks, a red orb kindles between its antlers and beats like a heart, a glitching signal. In the full set the creature stares a few seconds, then gives in, sighs white ash, and turns friendly.

What the drive-in's ground has gone to (as the mod's source describes it).

Pale and dead: knock on it and nothing rings.