Difference between revisions of "Diamond"

Latest revision as of 15:35, 27 February 2023

For information on Diamonds in vanilla Minecraft, see this page.

Diamonds are used to craft a healer, Itemfinder, diamond hammer, new running boots, and Gems. Also, move tutors sometimes require diamonds as payment for their services. Diamonds can be found rarely in caves like in vanilla Minecraft, but they can also be found as drops from certain wild Pokémon.

Obtaining

Pokémon drops

Main article: Drops

Pokémon	Chance	Quantity
Tyranitar	10%	1
Sableye	10%	1
Garchomp	30%	1-2
Diancie	30%	1-3
Coalossal	30%	1
Duraludon	30%	1-2

Fishing

Main article: Fishing

Fluid	Rod	Biome	ModID	Time	Rarity
Water	Good Rod	Oceanic	—	—	20
Water	Super Rod	Oceanic	—	—	20

Usage

Crafting ingredient

Item	Ingredients	Crafting recipe
Healer	Aluminum Ingot + Iron Ingot + Diamond
Itemfinder	Diamond + Gold Ingot + Redstone + Aluminum Ingot + Glass Pane
New Running Shoes	Diamond + Old Running Shoes + Iron Ingot + Feather
Diamond Hammer	Diamond + Stick

Trivia

Prior to 9.0.1, Aluminum Plates were used instead of Aluminum Ingots in the recipe.

Item	Crafting recipe
Healer
Itemfinder

Diamonds used to be part of the following crafting recipes, which are no longer working. They were removed due to many held items being far too easy to make.

Item	Crafting recipe
Bug Gem
Dark Gem
Dragon Gem
Electric Gem
Fighting Gem
Fire Gem
Flying Gem
Ghost Gem
Grass Gem
Ground Gem
Ice Gem
Normal Gem
Poison Gem
Psychic Gem
Rock Gem
Steel Gem
Water Gem

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 {{VanillaRedirect|Diamond|Diamonds}}
+[[File:Grid_Diamond.png|32px|right]]
-[[File:Grid_Diamond.png|right]]
+[[Diamond|Diamonds]] are used to craft a [[healer]], [[Itemfinder]], [[diamond hammer]], [[new running boots]], and [[Gems]]. Also, [[move tutors]] sometimes require diamonds as payment for their services. Diamonds can be found rarely in caves like in vanilla ''Minecraft'', but they can also be found as [[drops]] from certain wild Pokémon.
-Diamonds are used to craft a [[healer]], [[Itemfinder]], [[diamond hammer]], [[new running boots]], and [[Gems]]. Also, [[move tutors]] sometimes require diamonds as payment for their services. Diamonds can be found rarely in caves like in vanilla ''Minecraft'', but they can also be found as [[drops]] from certain wild Pokémon.
-__TOC__
 ==Obtaining==
-===Pokémon drops===
+===Pokémon [[drops]]===
 {{main|Drops|Drops}}
 {{DropPokémonH}}
-{{DropPokémon|Coalossal|50|1}}
+{{DropPokémon|Tyranitar|10|1}}
-{{DropPokémon|Dialga|100|1-2}}
+{{DropPokémon|Sableye|10|1}}
-{{DropPokémon|Diancie|100|1-3}}
+{{DropPokémon|Garchomp|30|1-2}}
-{{DropPokémon|Duraludon|66.66667|1-2}}
+{{DropPokémon|Diancie|30|1-3}}
-{{DropPokémon|Tyranitar|66.66667|1-2}}
+{{DropPokémon|Coalossal|30|1}}
+{{DropPokémon|Duraludon|30|1-2}}
 {{DropPokémonF}}
 ===Fishing===
 {{main|Fishing|Fishing}}
-{{FishingLootH}}
+{| class="wikitable"
-{{FishingLoot|Good Rod|[[Oceanic]]|Any|—|30}}
+|-
-{{FishingLoot|Super Rod|[[Oceanic]]|Any|—|30}}
+!class="unsortable" |Fluid
-{{FishingLootF}}
+!Rod
+!class="unsortable" |Biome
+!class="unsortable" |ModID
+!class="unsortable" |Time
+!Rarity
+|-
+|rowspan="2" style="text-align:center"|{{i|Water|mc=Water}}
+|{{i|Good Rod}}
+|rowspan="2" style="text-align:center"|[[Oceanic]]
+|rowspan="2" style="text-align:center"|[[Supported Biome Mods|—]]
+|rowspan="2" style="text-align:center"|—
+|rowspan="2" style="text-align:center"|20
+|-
+|{{i|Super Rod}}
+|}
 ==Usage==
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 |-
 |style="text-align:center"|[[Healer]]
-|[[Aluminum Plate]] +<br>[[Iron Ingot]] +<br>[[Diamond]]
+|[[Aluminum Ingot]] +<br>[[Iron Ingot]] +<br>[[Diamond]]
 |{{Grid/Crafting Table
-|A1=Aluminum Plate |B1=Iron Ingot |C1=Aluminum Plate
+|A1=Aluminum Ingot |B1=Iron Ingot |C1=Aluminum Ingot
 |A2=Iron Ingot |B2=Diamond |C2=Iron Ingot
-|A3=Aluminum Plate |B3=Iron Ingot |C3=Aluminum Plate
+|A3=Aluminum Ingot |B3=Iron Ingot |C3=Aluminum Ingot
-|Output=Healer |OA=
+|Output=Healer
 |nobreak=y}}
 |-
 |style="text-align:center"|[[Itemfinder]]
-|[[Diamond]] +<br>[[Gold Ingot]] +<br>[[Redstone]] +<br>[[Aluminum Plate]] +<br>[[Glass Pane]]
+|[[Diamond]] +<br>[[Gold Ingot]] +<br>[[Redstone]] +<br>[[Aluminum Ingot]] +<br>[[Glass Pane]]
 |{{Grid/Crafting Table
 |A1=Diamond|B1=Gold Ingot|C1=Diamond
 |A2=Gold Ingot|B2=Redstone|C2=Gold Ingot
-|A3=Aluminum Plate|B3=Glass Pane|C3=Aluminum Plate
+|A3=Aluminum Ingot|B3=Glass Pane|C3=Aluminum Ingot
 |Output=Itemfinder
 |nobreak=y}}
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 |-
 |style="text-align:center"|[[Diamond Hammer]]
-|[[Diamond]] +<br>[[Stick]]
+|[[Diamond]] +<br>{{mc|Stick}}
 |{{Grid/Crafting Table
 |A1=Diamond |B1=Diamond |C1=Diamond
 |A2=Diamond |B2=Stick |C2=Diamond
-|A3= |B3=Stick |C3=
+|B3=Stick
 |Output=Diamond Hammer
+|B2-link={{mclink|Stick}}
+|B3-link={{mclink|Stick}}
 |nobreak=y}}
 |}
 ==Trivia==
+Prior to 9.0.1, [[Aluminum Plates]] were used instead of [[Aluminum Ingots]] in the recipe.
+{|class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable sortable"
+|-
+! Item
+! class="unsortable" | Crafting recipe
+|-
+|style="text-align:center"|[[Healer]]
+|{{Grid/Crafting Table
+|A1=Aluminum Plate |B1=Iron Ingot |C1=Aluminum Plate
+|A2=Iron Ingot |B2=Diamond |C2=Iron Ingot
+|A3=Aluminum Plate |B3=Iron Ingot |C3=Aluminum Plate
+|Output=Healer |OA=
+|nobreak=y}}
+|-
+|style="text-align:center"|[[Itemfinder]]
+|{{Grid/Crafting Table
+|A1=Diamond|B1=Gold Ingot|C1=Diamond
+|A2=Gold Ingot|B2=Redstone|C2=Gold Ingot
+|A3=Aluminum Plate|B3=Glass Pane|C3=Aluminum Plate
+|Output=Itemfinder
+|nobreak=y}}
+|}
 Diamonds used to be part of the following crafting recipes, '''which are no longer working'''. They were removed due to many held items being far too easy to make.
-{|class="mw-collapsible mw-uncollapsed wikitable sortable"
+{|class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable sortable"
 |-
 ! Item

Difference between revisions of "Diamond"

Difference between revisions of "Diamond"

Latest revision as of 15:35, 27 February 2023

Contents

Obtaining

Pokémon drops

Fishing

Usage

Crafting ingredient

Trivia