Classic Combined

1- Starting at Wood, the player uses Wooden Tools to mine Stone to create a Furnace. A Furnace with some Logs as fuel is then used to smelt Cobbled Stone into Stone for crafting. Wooden Tools have an effect where they can double drops of naturally generated blocks, allowing for more effecient mining and resource collection.

2- Players use Stone Tools to mine Coal Ore and Copper Ore. Copper is then smelted into Ingots and eventually into Blocks which are used to craft Copper Tools. While Copper can be found in most normal biomes, it is more common in Deserts. Copper Tools will automatically drop dropped items into the player’s inventory rather than throwing the item on the ground.

3- With the new Copper Tools, players now mine Iron, and again is smelted into Iron Ingots and crafted into Iron Blocks to be crafted into tools. Iron can be found near the bottom of the world in most normal biomes, but is more common in the Hell biome. Iron Tools are very durable and take a long time to break.

4- Players now need to locate a Hell biome, which resembles the Nether from vanilla Minecraft. In this Hell biome, they can find Gold Ore near the bottom of the world that can be crafted into Gold Tools.

5- Gold Tools work like the Silk Touch enchantment in vanilla Minecraft, and can pick up blocks in their unedited form. Golden Tools are required to harvest Zinc from a Desert biome.

6- Zinc is then Crafted with Copper into Brass which can be used to craft Brass Tools. Brass tools are very fast, but not as durable as Iron tools.

7- Now, the player can locate a Desert Pyramid where they can use Glowing Obsidian to summon a Mummy boss. This Mummy boss can only be harmed by Gold Swords or by Gold Arrows. Once defeated, the Mummy will drop a Key.

8- The Key dropped by the Mummy can be used to unlock Locked Barrels in a Bedrock Altar. These Barrels may contain some Bedrock Tools, which have the same effeciency as Stone Tools, but will never take damage from use.