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Hello there watchers and stumblers, and welcome to the fossil ore! Now for all old watchers, they'll know that the fossil ore is quite an old idea, and the design hasn't been changed. However, that's simply because I love the design of it
However, because of those wither skeletons that exist nowadays it did give me the idea to not only make a fossil ore for the Nether (after all, the Nether has had species within it) but to make the bones black. Just like the wither skeletons. Now, below them I've already posted their oretrap ( redpanda7.deviantart.com/art/M…) variants, and whilst I will be adding whatever damage they do to the description, I will not be adding any special effects for these ones. So don't suggest anything like the Nether one giving wither effect. Any way, below is a description for the blocks (spawn rate, strength ETC) and remember to comment below
Fossil Ore
Type: Solid Block
Spawn: Overworld
Requirements: N/A
Physics: N/A
Transparency: N/A
Luminance: N/A
Blast Resistance: 15
Tool: Iron Pickaxe
Renewable: N/A
Stackable: Yes (64)
Flammable: N/A
Drops: 3 - 7 Bones
Experience: 0 - 3
Despite being as common as iron ore, fossil ore can only be found in the bottom 20 layers of the world. It can be found in veins of 1 - 4 as well. Now, some people might be asking why would anyone want to find fossil ore. Well, there are two reasons why someone might want to do it. The first one is if the player is a coward and has gone into peaceful mode, and the other one is if the player is insane and refuses to attack any of the horrible skeletons trying to shoot them.

Fossil Ore
Type: Solid Block
Spawn: Nether
Requirements: N/A
Physics: N/A
Transparency: N/A
Luminance: N/A
Blast Resistance: 15
Tool: Iron Pickaxe
Renewable: N/A
Stackable: Yes (64)
Flammable: N/A
Drops: 3 - 7 Bones
Experience: 0 - 3
Finally, something more common than Nether quartz! Wait, it's actually rarer? Alright...
Really, that's the only thing to really say about this. It's an ore that is scattered across the Nether, but not as much as the quartz ore.

Description

Hello there watchers and stumblers, and welcome to the fossil ore! Now for all old watchers, they'll know that the fossil ore is quite an old idea, and the design hasn't been changed. However, that's simply because I love the design of it
However, because of those wither skeletons that exist nowadays it did give me the idea to not only make a fossil ore for the Nether (after all, the Nether has had species within it) but to make the bones black. Just like the wither skeletons. Now, below them I've already posted their oretrap ( redpanda7.deviantart.com/art/M…) variants, and whilst I will be adding whatever damage they do to the description, I will not be adding any special effects for these ones. So don't suggest anything like the Nether one giving wither effect. Any way, below is a description for the blocks (spawn rate, strength ETC) and remember to comment below
Fossil Ore
Type: Solid Block
Spawn: Overworld
Requirements: N/A
Physics: N/A
Transparency: N/A
Luminance: N/A
Blast Resistance: 15
Tool: Iron Pickaxe
Renewable: N/A
Stackable: Yes (64)
Flammable: N/A
Drops: 3 - 7 Bones
Experience: 0 - 3
Despite being as common as iron ore, fossil ore can only be found in the bottom 20 layers of the world. It can be found in veins of 1 - 4 as well. Now, some people might be asking why would anyone want to find fossil ore. Well, there are two reasons why someone might want to do it. The first one is if the player is a coward and has gone into peaceful mode, and the other one is if the player is insane and refuses to attack any of the horrible skeletons trying to shoot them.

Fossil Ore
Type: Solid Block
Spawn: Nether
Requirements: N/A
Physics: N/A
Transparency: N/A
Luminance: N/A
Blast Resistance: 15
Tool: Iron Pickaxe
Renewable: N/A
Stackable: Yes (64)
Flammable: N/A
Drops: 3 - 7 Bones
Experience: 0 - 3
Finally, something more common than Nether quartz! Wait, it's actually rarer? Alright...
Really, that's the only thing to really say about this. It's an ore that is scattered across the Nether, but not as much as the quartz ore.