Abyssal Forge Alloys Wiki & Guide

Begin by exploring the six underground biomes from Alex's Caves to locate ore deposits of each endgame material. You'll need Tinkers' Construct installed and a basic understanding of tool building, since this mod adds materials to that system rather than creating standalone tools. Start with whichever biome is most accessible to you—Byzantium Neodymium in Magnetic Caves is often easiest to reach first.

Abyssal Forge Alloys materials are endgame-only and come with unique custom traits tied to specific mechanics: teleportation, boss-gating, environmental hazards, material copying, marked target strikes, and hunger-based durability preservation. Regular Tinkers' metals don't have these specialized traits.

Yes—Tectellus ore only drops while the Luxtructiosaurus boss is alive in the Primordial Caves. Once you defeat the boss, the ore becomes unobtainable in that world, so gather what you need before finishing the fight.

Element 122 requires either a nuclear explosion or a Tremorzilla beam to break—standard mining tools won't work. You'll need to trigger one of these environmental events near the ore blocks to successfully harvest them.

When you build a tool with Byzantium Neodymium and link it to a storage chest, mined blocks teleport directly into that chest instead of dropping on the ground. This eliminates the need to manually collect items while mining.

Yes—Aurichalcum is specifically designed for this, allowing you to smelt it from Atlantean Ruins ore and use it to grant traits from two other Abyssal Forge Alloys materials onto a single tool.

Gumbronze (created by blending Amethyst Bronze with Earthen Gum) prevents durability loss completely when your hunger bar is full or near full. Once hunger drops significantly, durability loss resumes normally.

Yes—since Abyssal Forge Alloys extends Tinkers' Construct rather than replacing it, other addons should work alongside it. However, always check mod compatibility lists if you experience issues with specific addon combinations.

You can focus on whichever materials suit your playstyle, but Aurichalcum requires ore from other materials to be useful, so you'll need at least some variety. Skipping entire biomes is possible but limits your tool customization options.

Your tools drop like normal items, but the chest-linking trait persists—when you pick the tool back up and use it, mined blocks will still teleport to the linked chest. The link survives death.