Infernal Expansion Redux FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I find Glowstone Canyon?
Glowstone Canyon generates as a biome in the Nether like any other biome—explore the Nether dimension and you'll encounter it naturally. The bright, glowing appearance makes it visually distinct from surrounding areas, so look for areas with intense light and
Shimmer Sand covering the ground.
Shimmer Sand covering the ground.Why do mobs keep attacking me in the canyon?
The Luminous Effect makes you glow, which attracts hostile creatures like Glowsquitos and Blindsights to you. To reduce aggression, avoid touching
Dullthorns (which apply the glowing effect) and try to move through the canyon quickly, or use darkness-based strategies if available.
Dullthorns (which apply the glowing effect) and try to move through the canyon quickly, or use darkness-based strategies if available.What's the best way to farm
Glowcoke?
Hunt Glowsquitos, which drop
Glowcoke when defeated. Since Glowsquitos are attracted to light sources, they naturally congregate around glowing blocks and formations in the canyon, making them easier to locate and farm in these areas.
Glowcoke when defeated. Since Glowsquitos are attracted to light sources, they naturally congregate around glowing blocks and formations in the canyon, making them easier to locate and farm in these areas.How do I avoid falling into
Glimmer Gravel pits?
Watch your step on the
Shimmer Sand floor—
Glimmer Gravel pits are hidden traps that can catch you off guard. Move cautiously, use blocks to test the ground ahead, or bring materials to bridge over suspicious soft-looking areas.
Shimmer Sand floor—
Glimmer Gravel pits are hidden traps that can catch you off guard. Move cautiously, use blocks to test the ground ahead, or bring materials to bridge over suspicious soft-looking areas.What do Glowlight items do and how do I craft them?
Glowlight items provide bright illumination for canyon exploration and crafting. You'll need
Glowcoke (dropped by Glowsquitos) as a key ingredient—check your crafting recipes in-game for the exact combination and any other materials required.
Glowcoke (dropped by Glowsquitos) as a key ingredient—check your crafting recipes in-game for the exact combination and any other materials required.Is it worth cooking Blindsight tongues?
Yes—cooking a
Blindsight tongue produces a hearty stew bowl that restores significant hunger and can provide useful effects. Blindsights are dangerous but defeatable, so collecting their tongues is a worthwhile risk-reward activity.
Blindsight tongue produces a hearty stew bowl that restores significant hunger and can provide useful effects. Blindsights are dangerous but defeatable, so collecting their tongues is a worthwhile risk-reward activity.What happens when Glowsquitos drain light from blocks?
Glowing blocks like Glowstone and Shroomlight transform into dimmer versions (
Dimstone,
Dullstone, or
Hollowlight) when drained by Glowsquitos. This changes the canyon's lighting and can make navigation harder, so managing Glowsquito populations helps preserve visibility.
Dimstone,
Dullstone, or
Hollowlight) when drained by Glowsquitos. This changes the canyon's lighting and can make navigation harder, so managing Glowsquito populations helps preserve visibility.Can I use
Dullthorns as a resource?
Dullthorns apply the Luminous Effect when touched, which makes you glow and attracts mobs—so they're more of a hazard than a resource. Avoid them unless you intentionally want to trigger the glowing effect for a specific purpose.How does Blindsight's tongue attack work?
Blindsight uses its long tongue to knock players back with significant force. Keep your distance, use ranged weapons if possible, and be aware of your surroundings so you don't get knocked into hazards like
Glimmer Gravel pits.
Glimmer Gravel pits.Do stalagmites and stalactites have any special properties?
Glowstone formations grow as stalagmites on the floor and stalactites from the ceiling, creating the canyon's distinctive landscape. They're primarily environmental features that provide cover and navigation landmarks, though they can be mined for materials.