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== List of nonrenewable resources == | == List of nonrenewable resources == | ||
The following resources are not renewable (some can't even be obtained): | The following resources are not renewable (some can't even be obtained): | ||
*[[Air]] | *[[Air]] (the default fill, cannot be obtained as an item) | ||
*[[Magma]] | *[[Magma]] (cannot be obtained as an item) | ||
*[[Stone]] | *[[Stone]] | ||
*[[Dirt]] | *[[Dirt]] | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
All other blocks and items are either obtainable through meditation or can be created in infinite amount, but | All other blocks and items are either obtainable through [[Meditate|meditation]], purchased at a [[Trade Portal|trade portal]], or can be created in infinite amount, but all are slow processes. | ||
Most worlds have large amounts of nonrenewable resources, but they are finite. | Most worlds have large amounts of nonrenewable resources, but they are finite. | ||
Nonrenewable resources can be replenished by transporting more through [[Portal Chest|portal chests]] from other worlds, as new worlds can be created for the sole purpose of supplying existing ones. | Nonrenewable resources can be replenished by transporting more through [[Portal Chest|portal chests]] from other worlds, as new worlds can be created for the sole purpose of supplying existing ones. | ||
The introduction of meditation and the trade portal has left the terms "renewable" and "nonrenewable" somewhat irrelevant. | |||
[[Category:Guide]] | [[Category:Guide]] | ||
