Meteors and island recipes on CarbonNetwork Skyblock
Meteors on CarbonNetwork’s Skyblock server land a rich ore core on your island for the team to mine, and a few extra recipes make sand, gravel and clay.
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Meteors
Now and then a meteor lands on your island. Its core is a rich ore vein for a short while, and the whole team can mine it out together.
Meteors are off until the island owner turns them on.
/meteors the switch, when the next one is due, and how the last one went
Also Escape → Skyblock → Island → Meteors.
How it goes:
- After 2 to 6 hours of play on your island, you get a 10-minute warning with a Home button, so the team can get there.
- A boss bar counts down the last minute. The meteor streaks in and lands on open ground.
- It leaves a small crater of rock with a meteor core in the middle. The core works like an ore vein, and starts on an ore.
- The core lasts 2 hours, or until its breaks run out.
- It never breaks or burns anything you built. It only lands on natural ground.
- It only lands when someone's home. If nobody is, it waits.
- After one lands, the next waits at least 4 hours.
- A higher island level makes a better core: from Tier III up to Tier V, and from 32 up to 128 breaks.
- No open ground means no meteor. Clear a patch and it tries again.
Island recipes
A few extra recipes for things an island has no other way to get.
/recipes the recipe book
Also Escape → Skyblock → Island → Recipes.
| Makes | From |
|---|---|
| 1 gravel | 4 cobblestone |
| 1 sand | 4 gravel |
| 2 clay balls | 4 sand + a water bottle (you get the bottle back) |
| 1 ice | 9 snow blocks |
| 1 cobweb | 9 string |
| 1 dead bush | an oak sapling, smelted |
| 1 bell | a stick + 6 gold ingots |
You already know them all. They're in the crafting table's recipe book too. Click one in
/recipes to see its layout and what the result is worth.