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'''Speleothem''' | '''Speleothem''' has two variants: | ||
* Stalactites, which grow down from the ceiling. | |||
* Stalagmites, which are placed on the ground. | |||
Listed below are the types of speleothem. | |||
== ''Minecraft'' == | == ''Minecraft'' == | ||
=== Blocks === | === Blocks === | ||
* {{BlockLink| | * {{BlockLink|Pointed Dripstone}}, a block found in dripstone caves | ||
* {{BlockLink| | * {{BlockLink|Sulfur Spike}}, a block found in sulfur caves | ||
* {{BlockLink| | * {{BlockLink|Icicle}}, a block found in ice caves{{Upcoming|Fourth Drop 2026}} | ||
* {{BlockLink|Potato Bud}}, a block from the 24w14potato joke update | |||
=== Generated features === | === Generated features === | ||
Latest revision as of 11:32, 22 October 2026
Speleothem has two variants:
- Stalactites, which grow down from the ceiling.
- Stalagmites, which are placed on the ground.
Listed below are the types of speleothem.
Minecraft
Blocks
- Template:BlockLink, a block found in dripstone caves
- Template:BlockLink, a block found in sulfur caves
- Template:BlockLink, a block found in ice cavesTemplate:Upcoming
- Template:BlockLink, a block from the 24w14potato joke update