How to Get Blood and Set Up a Blood Farm

Collecting Your First Blood

Blood is the core resource for most EvilCraft progression. The simplest source is a Blood Extractor used on yourself or on mobs. Craft the Blood Extractor, then use it to draw blood from a target. Each use produces Blood and fills a Blood Bucket when you have a container ready. Store blood in a Dark Tank so you can pipe or bucket it into other machines later.

Building a Passive Blood Farm

A sustainable farm relies on the Blood Extractor combined with a mob source and a way to keep mobs alive between extractions. Place a Dark Tank nearby to buffer Blood. Route the tank output into a Blood Infuser or Blood Chest depending on what you are producing. If you want a self-contained loop, use a Spiked Plate to damage mobs and a Purifier to handle byproducts. The Blood Extractor can also be automated with redstone pulses so it fires on a timer.

Storing and Moving Blood

Use Blood Buckets for manual transport and Dark Tanks for bulk storage. Condensed Blood and Hardened Blood are useful intermediate forms when you need blood in solid crafting recipes. Keep a Blood Infusion Core near your tank if you plan to infuse items, since it draws from adjacent blood storage.