Your guide to the many types of stone and brick building materials in Minecraft. Show
Stone Blocks
 Smooth StoneThis is the standard stone that most of the Minecraft world is made out of. When you mine it, it will turn into cobblestone. You can bake cobblestone in a furnace to turn it back into smooth stone.
CobblestoneThis is the first stone you’ll be able to build with and since it’s what you get when you break a block of regular stone, you’ll have plenty of this stuff to work with. However, it’s pretty ugly unless you’re using a custom texture-pack. Bake it in a furnace to make smooth stone (you get XP for this!) and then you can make Stone Bricks which are much more attractive.
Mossy CobblestoneMossy Cobblestone is found in a few places including underground dungeons, jungle temples, but you can also craft it from cobblestone and vines.
SandstoneThis block is naturally occurring in the desert, and can also be made by combining 4 blocks of sand. You will also find sandstone underneath the ocean, so if you’re exploring some caves and come across a lot of sandstone, it’s a good sign that digging away a few blocks will bring you to the seabed.
Red SandstoneThere is also a red variant of Sandstone that can be found in Mesa biomes. Red sandstone can be made from Red Sand and crafted in all the same ways as normal sandstone.
DioriteDiorite is another kind of rock that you will find in many parts of the world. Unlike ordinary stone, Diorite can’t be made into slabs, stairs or bricks. Diorite can be crafted from Cobblestone and Nether Quartz.
Polished DioriteDiorite can be crafted into Polished Granite, which is an attactive block for building.
AndesiteAndesite is another kind of rock that you will find in many parts of the world. Unlike ordinary stone, Andesite can’t be made into slabs, stairs or bricks. Andesite can be crafted from Diorite and Cobblestone.
Polished AndesiteAndesite can be crafted into Polished Andesite, which is an attactive block for building.
GraniteGranite is another kind of rock that you will find in many parts of the world. Unlike ordinary stone, Granite can’t be made into slabs, stairs or bricks. Granite can be crafted from Diorite and Nether Quartz.
Polished GraniteGranite can be crafted into Polished Granite, which is an attactive block for building. QuartzQuartz is a block you’ll only be able to work with after visiting the Nether and mining Nether Quartz Ore. Quartz blocks are crafted from Nether Quartz. Quartz blocks can in turn be crafted into the usual stairs and slabs, plus decorative Chiselled Quartz and Pillar Quartz blocks.
BedrockThe bottom few layers of any Minecraft world are made of Bedrock, which is indestructible, even with a diamond pick axe or TNT.
PrismarinePrismarine is a kind of underwater stone found in Ocean Monuments. In addition to mining it from monuments, you can craft Prismarine blocks using Prismarine Shards. Prismarine Shards can be obtained by killing the Guardians in an Ocean Monument. There are also two fancy versions of Prismarine:
Prismarine BricksPrismarine Bricks are a decorative form of Prismarine. They can be crafted from Prismarine Shards, but you’ll need a lot of them!
Dark PrismarineDark Prismarine is found in the Treasure Chamber of Ocean monuments and can also be crafted from Prismarine Shards and an Ink Sac.
Sea LanternsThis underwater lamp can be crafted from Prismarine Crystals and Prismarine Shards. Both ingredients are obtained by killing Guardians in Ocean Monuments. Bricks
BricksBricks are made from clay. It’s hard work to get enough clay to build a decent-sized building, but worth the effort! First clay must be baked in a furnace to make bricks, then the bricks must be crafted to make brick blocks. For more about finding clay and making it into bricks, see this page.
Stone BricksOnce you have smooth stone, you can craft it into stone bricks, which are much more attractive than other forms of stone for general building.
Mossy Stone BricksMossy Stone Bricks are found in Strongholds, or you can craft your own usng Stone Bricks and Vines.
Chiseled Stone BricksThese decorative stone blocks can be found in Jungle Temples or crafted from stone brick slabs. Nether BricksNether Bricks can be found in a Nether Fortress. You can also make them by baking Netherrack in a furnace to and crafting the resulting bricks into blocks, just like with clay bricks.
FUT Champions is FIFA 23’s most competitive Ultimate Team mode as top players look to battle it out for the game’s most valuable prizes. Here’s a breakdown of the FUT Champions format and the rewards up for grabs. Players looking to build the best FIFA 23 Ultimate Team squads will want to test their skills by exploring the FUT Champions mode. This year, players will earn more rewards than ever by playing Squad Battles, FUT Moments, and Division Rivals. However, the best rewards await players brave enough to take on FUT Champions in FIFA 23. Let’s take a look at the FUT Champions format and the rewards for each rank in FIFA 23. FIFA 23 FUT Champions format explainedWhile we currently don’t know the exact format for FUT Champions in FIFA 23, we can use FIFA 22’s format to explain what to expect. Given that EA made major changes to the format in FIFA 22, they’re unlikely to deliver drastic alterations to FUT Champions in FIFA 23. EA decided to alter the format, ranks, and rewards after the release of FIFA 22, but we’ll base our estimation on the format at the start of FIFA 22. Champions Play-OffsFUT Champions is split into two competitions: Champions Play-Offs and Champions Finals. Champions Play-Offs are essentially qualification matches that players must complete to access Champions Finals, which is the core FUT Champions competition. However, before you can access Champions Play-Offs matches, you must play Division Rivals to earn Champions qualification points. After earning enough points playing Division Rivals, you will automatically be entered into Play-Offs. From this stage, you need 24 points to qualify for Champions Finals. Each Champions Play-Offs win will earn you four points, while a loss will result in one point. In FIFA 22, players had ten matches to earn 24 points to qualify for Champions Finals. After reaching this milestone you’ll earn a Finals Qualification Token, which can be redeemed straight away, or saved for another weekend, as well as rewards for completing the Play-Offs stage. Champions FinalsChampions Finals is where the real grind begins. This competition takes place throughout the weekend from Friday morning to Monday morning. Players will have 20 matches to earn as many points as possible with four points being rewarded for a win and one for a loss. After the 20 matches, each player will be placed in one of six ranks, which will determine the quality of your FUT Champions rewards. We’re expecting FIFA 23 to follow FIFA 22’s rule of being able to redeem rewards after all 20 matches are complete or once the Champions Finals event comes to an end. Once we get our hands on FIFA 23, we’ll make sure to update this section with the exact details concerning the number of matches, and points players need to qualify for FUT Champions. For the time being, the process should look something like this:
FIFA 23 FUT Champions Weekend League expected ranks & rewardsChampions Finals Ranks predictionFIFA 22 allowed players to be placed in one of six ranks at launch, but EA later tweaked this to include ten ranks. We’ll have to wait and see what FIFA 23 offers at launch but here’s what players can expect. The complete list of points required for each rank can be seen below:
Champions Finals rewards predictionRewards can only be claimed after all 20 Finals matches are done. The coveted Player Picks will contain special FUT Champions versions or Red versions of cards from the latest TOTW. This is the full list of FIFA 23 Champions Finals rewards:
We’ll make sure to provide the exact ranks and rewards for FUT Champions in FIFA 23 once the game is available. For more, check out our guide revealing all of the new leagues, teams, and stadiums coming to FIFA 23. Image Credit: EA Sports |
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