Stone Chunk

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Description (from Recipaedia)

A stone can be a formidable weapon in the hands of a skilled thrower. They are plentiful and easy to obtain. The best stones are found by digging in gravel blocks.

Use

Used for the tips of arrows or as a thrown item.

Notes

Breaking gravel blocks will drop 0-3 stone chunks. But, there is a chance you will get the Gravel block instead of the Stone Chunks. If you need stone chunks, you can replace the gravel and mine it again until you get stone chunks.

They can be thrown but only do minimal damage.

Stone chunks,or anything else that can be thrown,can be skipped when thrown on water.

History

1.5 - Added stone chunks

1.??? - Changed the texture

1.24 - Stone chunks can be used in the recipe of stone tip arrows.

1.25 - Changed the texture again.

1.26 - reduced the damage when thrown (was very high)

2.1 - Change becomes 3D