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Caving is one of the most important activities in the game. [[Gems]] and [[Time Crystal|time crystals]] can only be found naturally in caves (there is [[Meditate|another way]] to get them without an in-app purchase).
Caving is one of the most important activities in the game. [[Gems]] and [[Time Crystal|time crystals]] can only be found naturally in caves. (There are [[Gold Pickaxe|other]] [[Meditate|way]] to get them without an in-app purchase.)


A good general approach to exploring caverns is to follow the right most path. This helps you stay clear on what you've explored and not. It only fails when there's a circular connection and in that case your [[Lantern|lanterns]] or [[Torch|torches]] indicate you've looped back so it's no trouble.
==Description==
Caves are natural gaps in [[Stone|stone]]. Some will open to the surface, but others will have [[Dirt|dirt]] or [[Sand|sand]] covering them.
 
A cave can be as narrow as a series of unconnected single block gaps to large chambers wider than the reach of a [[Torch|torch's]] light. Some caves are also filled with [[Water|water]]
 
==How To==
Basic caving is nothing more than climbing, crawling, and walking through the available spaces. A [[Pickaxe|pickaxe]] is useful for opening barriers between unconnected caves. But as caves can intersect and branch, they can end up like a maze.
 
A good general approach to exploring caverns without getting lost is to follow the right-most path. This helps you stay clear on what you've explored and not. It only fails when there's a circular connection and in that case your placed [[Lantern|lanterns]] or [[Torch|torches]] indicate you've looped back so it's no trouble.


Another way to keep track of which tunnels you've explored or stripped of resources place a block of [[Limestone|limestone]] at the entrance(s). It looks different than un-mined limestone so you'll know you placed it as a signal. You could also wall it off with [[Stone|stone]] because it is abundant.
Another way to keep track of which tunnels you've explored or stripped of resources place a block of [[Limestone|limestone]] at the entrance(s). It looks different than un-mined limestone so you'll know you placed it as a signal. You could also wall it off with [[Stone|stone]] because it is abundant.
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