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Mossy Cobblestone is a block that was first introduced in Survival Test, and it remains in all later versions of Minecraft. It looks similar to Cobblestone, but it has moss growing in its cracks. They primarily compose the floors of Dungeons, Jungle Temples, and as boulders in Mega Taiga biomes in collections of 30–64 blocks, but as of update 1.8, they can be crafted.
Uses
Unlike standard cobblestone, mossy cobblestone cannot be smelted. They can, however, be crafted into a Mossy Cobblestone Wall. Their only use is in construction, and they are often used in combination with normal cobblestone for decoration purposes, such as to make buildings look older or to make Nether Portals more eerie. It can also be used to construct Creeper-proof buildings, as both Mossy Cobblestone and its normal equivalent have the same blast resistance. Therefore, Mossy Cobblestone is a good blast-proof construction material.
Crafting
| Mossy Cobblestone (Shapeless recipe) | Mossy Cobblestone Wall | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None | None | None | |
| None | Vines | None | Mossy Cobblestone | Mossy Cobblestone | Mossy Cobblestone | |
| None | Cobblestone | None | Mossy Cobblestone | Mossy Cobblestone | Mossy Cobblestone | |
Trivia
- Mossy Cobblestone is also in Minecraft: Pocket Edition. However, it was only obtainable in Creative or with the use of mods prior to update 0.9.0, or if found in naturally generated structure such as dungeons
- Silverfish cannot enter these blocks, unlike its regular counterpart.
- Mossy Cobblestone used to be called Moss Stone until the 1.13 Update
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