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Altar | |
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Sell Value | 3 74 |
Transparent | No |
Luminance | No |
Blast Resistance | 17.5 |
Tool | |
Renewable | No |
Stackable | Yes (64) |
Flammable | No |
Drops | Itself |
Data Value | See Data values |
ID Name | See Data values |
Altars are used to enchant blocks and items in the Aether.
Obtaining[ | ]
Altars can be mined using any pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing.
Block | Altar |
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Hardness | 3.5 |
Tool | |
Breaking time[note 1] | |
Hand | 17.5 |
Skyroot | 2.65 |
Holystone | 1.35 |
Zanite[note 2] | 0.9 - 0.3 |
Arkenium | 0.7 |
Gravitite | 0.7 |
Crafting[ | ]
Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |
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Arkenium Plate + Holystone + Zanite Gemstone |
Usage[ | ]
Enchanting[ | ]
Enchanting Recipe |
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The Altar's main use is to enchant items with Ambrosium Shards, causing the item to be improved in some way. Using an Altar does not involve a GUI, and instead requires interacting with the block. To use an Altar, an item that has an enchanting recipe must be right-clicked on the Altar, and it will be placed in the center of it. After an item is placed in the center, Ambrosium Shards must be right-clicked onto the Altar, making them appear as floating around the item. After a certain amount of Ambrosium Shards (determined by the recipe) are put onto the altar, it will cause the item to pop off of the block as the enchanted product, using up the Ambrosium Shards in the process. The item will not automatically go into a player's inventory, so the Altar must be stood near to obtain it. An Altar can hold a maximum of 16 Ambrosium Shards floating around it.
The Altar's second use is to repair items with the enchanting system. Tools can be placed in the center, and the enchanting process can be used to repair the item using Ambrosium Shards.
To retrieve Ambrosium Shards from the Altar, a player can right-click the block with their hand, causing one Ambrosium Shard to pop out. This can be done until all the Ambrosium Shards that were placed on it are removed.
Data values[ | ]
Block | Namespaced ID |
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Altar | aether:altar
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Issues[ | ]
Issues relating to Altar are maintained on the Aether Issue Tracker. Report issues for Altar there.
History[ | ]
Aether II: Highlands Alpha | ||
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Initial release | Introduced. | |
1.10b1 | Now crafted with Arkenium Plates, Holystone, and a Zanite Gemstone | |
1.10b6 | Ambrosium removed from the corners on the model's texture. | |
1.11b1 | Interaction issues with Altar fixed. |
Gallery[ | ]
Enchanter is a type of utility block used to enchant blocks and items in the Aether. It has been renamed to Altar since the Aether II version.
Obtaining[ | ]
Crafting[ | ]
Name | Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |
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Enchanter | Zanite Gemstone + Holystone |
History[ | ]
The Aether[ | ]
- Initial release: Introduced
- 1.02:
- Enchanting Golden Darts and Skyroot Poison Buckets now works as intended
- Now used to craft Healing Stones and Quicksoil Glass
- 1.03: Renamed from Enchanter to Altar
- 1.04: Fixed bug where shift-clicking while in the Altar GUI would crash and corrupt saves
- 1.9 Pre-release 2: Fixed Altars using the old name