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ATTENTION, COMMUNITY!

Understanding Empress Lemon.

It is yet unknown why is Lemon so Sour. However, it actually is known who can stop her.

During her journey to lands with temperate climate, Lemon met King Pear the Timid, ruler of Fields. Pear, however, was not an uncontested ruler - Prince Apple the Cruel had risen in revolt, and because of his timidity, King Pear was unable to scotch the rebellion in time. For some odd reason Lemon fell in love with Pear, and took him to the Jungle. Just in time, because Apple had been planning to assassinate Pear. Lemon married Pear and Pear was declared as Empereor Pear the Peaceful.

The actual tyrrant of the Jungle, however, is of course Lemon the Sour. Although Pear dislikes Lemon's aggressive ways, he is too Timid to openly oppose her. He is only a puppet.

Our Only Hope lies in Pear... If he doesn't stop being so Timid, everything is lost... Empress Lemon will fill the whole world with Sour!!!

Sincerly, ... (name witheld for security reasons)

Blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft, and are essential to the gameplay. Together, they build up the in-game environment, and can be mined and utilized in various fashions. There are one hundred and fifty three different blocks.

The face of a block is 16×16 pixels, and each block is proportionately one cubic meter.^[1] Most blocks are static, although water, lava, portal, and fire blocks have a shifting pattern for each face.

World-generated blocks

Entries marked with a ^D require additional data values to fully define the block in a Minecraft world. Entries marked with an ^I have a different ID as an inventory item. Entries marked with a ^B require additional inventory data to fully define the inventory item. Entries marked with a ^T have tile entities associated with them to store additional data. Items with IDs in red cannot be legitimately obtained by the player in the game; they can only be obtained by using inventory editors or the /give command. Items available only in Creative mode are in blue. Items only obtainable through the Silk Touch enchantment in survival mode are in green.

The Overworld

Naturally generated

"Naturally generated" includes blocks that are created through the world seed.

Icon	Id	Block type
	00	Air
	01	Stone
	02	Grass Block
	03	Dirt
	07	Bedrock
	08	Water ^D
	10	Lava ^D
	12	Sand
	13	Gravel
File:Gold (Ore).png	14	Gold Ore
File:Iron (Ore).png	15	Iron Ore
File:Coal (Ore).png	16	Coal Ore
File:Wood.png	17	Wood ^{D B}
File:Leaves.png	18	Leaves ^{D B}
File:Lapis Lazuli (Ore).png	21	Lapis Lazuli Ore
	24	Sandstone
	31	Grass ^{D B}
File:Grid Dead Bush.png	32	Dead Bush
	37	Dandelion

Icon	Id	Block type
	38	Rose
	39	Brown Mushroom
	40	Red Mushroom
File:Diamond (Ore).png	56	Diamond Ore
File:Redstone (Ore).png	73	Redstone Ore
	78	Snow
	79	Ice
	81	Cactus ^D
File:Clay (Block).png	82	Clay Block
	83	Sugar Cane ^{D I}
	86	Pumpkin ^D
File:BrownMushroomCap.png	99	Huge Brown Mushroom ^D
File:RedMushroomCap.png	100	Huge Red Mushroom ^D
File:Vine.png	106	Vines ^D
	110	Mycelium
	111	Lily Pad
	120	End Portal block
File:Cocoa Plant.png	127	Cocoa
File:Emerald Ore2.png	129	Emerald Ore

Naturally created

"Naturally created" means a combination of events that caused a new block to be placed by natural causes, not the player.

Icon	Id	Block type
	00	Air
	01	Stone
	02	Grass
	03	Dirt
	04	Cobblestone
	08	Water ^D
	39	Brown Mushroom
	40	Red Mushroom

Icon	Id	Block type
	49	Obsidian
	51	Fire ^D
	78	Snow
	79	Ice
	81	Cactus ^D
	83	Sugar Cane ^{D I}
File:Vine.png	106	Vines ^D
	110	Mycelium

Structures

Same as "naturally generated", but these blocks are created with the "generate structures" option enabled.

Icon	Id	Block type
	04	Cobblestone
File:Wooden Plank.png	05	Wooden Plank
	08	Water ^D
	10	Lava ^D
	13	Gravel
File:Wood.png	17	Wood ^{D B}
	23	Dispenser ^{D T}
	24	Sandstone
	29	Sticky Piston ^D
File:WebBlock.png	30	Cobweb
File:Grid Black Wool.png	35	Wool (Black, Blue, Orange) ^{D B}
	44	Slabs ^{D B}
	46	TNT
	47	Bookshelf
File:Moss Stone.png	48	Moss Stone
	50	Torch ^D
	52	Monster Spawner ^T
File:Wooden Stairs.png	53	Wooden Stairs ^D
	54	Chest ^D ^T
File:Redstone (Wire,Inventory).png	55	Redstone Wire ^{D I}
	58	Crafting Table
File:Crops.png	59	Wheat ^D
	60	Farmland ^D
	61	Furnace ^D ^T

Icon	Id	Block type
File:Wooden Door.png	64	Wooden Door ^{D I}
File:Ladders.png	65	Ladders ^D
File:Rails.png	66	Rails ^D
	67	Stone Stairs
	69	Lever ^D
	70	Stone Pressure Plate ^D
	71	Iron Door ^{D I}
File:Wooden Pressure Plate.png	72	Wooden Pressure Plate ^D
	77	Button ^D
File:Fence.png	85	Fence
File:Redstone (Repeater, Inactive).png	93	Redstone Repeater ^{D I}
	97	Monster Egg ^D
File:Stone Brick.png	98	Stone Bricks ^D ^B
	101	Iron Bars
	102	Glass Pane
	118	Cauldron ^{D I}
	120	End Portal block
	128	Sandstone Stairs ^D
	131	Tripwire Hook ^D
	132	Tripwire ^{D I}
	140	Flower Pot ^{D I}
File:Carrot (Block).png	141	Carrots ^D
File:Potatoes (Block).png	142	Potatoes ^D