Holystone (The Aether)

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For other uses, see The Aether/Holystone (disambiguation).
For the Aether II variant, see The Aether II/Holystone.

Holystone is The Aether’s counterpart to regular stone. Alongside Aether Dirt, it is one of main blocks comprising the Aether’s floating islands.

Obtaining

Breaking

Holystone can be mined using any pickaxe; if mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. Pickaxes of non-Aether origin (even netherite or golden, regardless of Efficiency level) mine Holystone at the same speed and are slower than an unenchanted Skyroot Pickaxe.

If the block has the double_drops state set to true, mining it with a Skyroot Pickaxe yields two blocks (unaffected by Fortune). The dropped blocks have double_drops set to false, meaning that placing one of them and mining it again with a Skyroot Pickaxe only yields one block.

Natural generation

Holystone is the most common block that generates as part of The Aether/The Aether’s floating island landscape, excluding a few top layers where Aether Dirt generates instead. Naturally generated Holystone has the double_drops state set to true, meaning that it yields two blocks when mined with a Skyroot Pickaxe.

Post-generation

Holystone can be generated similarly to vanilla basalt, with water used instead of lava, a Magma Block instead of Blue Ice, and Quicksoil instead of Soul Soil. A water source or flowing water that is above Quicksoil and adjacent to the Magma Block is replaced with Holystone. This Holystone is equivalent to an already mined one (double_drops block state is set to false) and only yields one block when mined with a Skyroot Pickaxe.

Usage

Being easy to acquire, Holystone can be used as a building block, but its hardness and blast resistance are inferior to Overworld stone, being more similar to Netherrack. Like the Nether’s Blackstone, Holystone doesn’t have a cobblestone variant and is directly used in crafting recipes, including some vanilla recipes as a replacement for Cobblestone or regular stone.

Crafting ingredient

Name Ingredients Crafting recipe Description
Holystone Pickaxe Holystone +
Skyroot Stick

Holystone Shovel Holystone +
Skyroot Stick

Holystone Hoe Holystone +
Skyroot Stick

Holystone Axe Holystone +
Skyroot Stick

Holystone Sword Holystone +
Skyroot Stick

Incubator Holystone +
Ambrosium Torch

Freezer Holystone +
Icestone +
Skyroot Planks

Altar Holystone +
Zanite Gemstone

Holystone Stairs Holystone

4
Holystone Slab Holystone

6
Holystone Wall Holystone

6
Holystone Bricks Holystone

4
Holystone Pressure Plate Holystone

Holystone Button Holystone

Furnace Holystone

Can use any combination of Holystone, Cobblestone,
Cobbled Deepslate, and/or Blackstone.
Brewing Stand Blaze Rod +
Holystone

Can use any combination of Holystone, Cobblestone,
Cobbled Deepslate, and/or Blackstone.
Stonecutter Iron Ingot +
Holystone
Holystone cannot be used together with Stone.

Stonecutting

Name Ingredients Cutting recipe
Holystone Stairs Holystone
Holystone Slab Holystone
2
Holystone Wall Holystone
Holystone Bricks Holystone
Holystone Brick Stairs Holystone
Holystone Brick Slab Holystone
2
Holystone Brick Wall Holystone

Altar enchanting

Name Ingredients Enchanting recipe
Healing Stone Holystone +
Ambrosium Shard or
Block of Ambrosium
5
2

50.35

Book of Lore entry

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The Aether's native rock. It can be used in various ways, such as tool creation, construction, and being able to be crafted into Holystone Bricks.

Book of Lore on Holystone

Sounds

Holystone uses the same sounds as Overworld stone.

Data values

ID

Holystone has the aether:holystone resource identifier and is part of the following block tags:

  • aether:holystone
  • aether:aether_island_blocks
  • forge:stone
  • minecraft:mineable/pickaxe
  • minecraft:sculk_replaceable
  • minecraft:sculk_replaceable_world_gen
  • minecraft:snaps_goat_horn

Block states

  • double_drops
    • true — Drops are doubled when mined with a Skyroot Pickaxe.
    • false — Only drops one block when mined, even with a Skyroot Pickaxe.

History

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Before Aether Legacy, the crafting recipe that currently yields Holystone Walls was used to create Holystone Fences instead.

Renewable generation of Holystone using Water, Magma Blocks and Quicksoil was introduced in the 1.0.0-beta.5 build for 1.19.4.

Issues

Issues relating to "Holystone" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.