Working with Soul Stone and Soul Slate Bricks

Base Bricks and Variants

Soul Stone Bricks and Soul Slate Bricks are the two soul-themed brick families. Each has a full decorative set:

• Soul Stone Bricks, Soul Slate Bricks
• Chiseled Soul Stone Brick, Chiseled Soul Slate Brick
• Cracked Soul Stone Bricks, Cracked Soul Slate Bricks
• Charged Chiseled Soul Stone Brick, Charged Chiseled Soul Slate Brick

Stonecutting the Set

Run Soul Stone Bricks and Soul Slate Bricks through a stonecutter to produce slabs, stairs, walls, and vertical slabs for each family. Chiseled variants are separate decorative blocks with a carved face. Cracked variants are the weathered versions.

Charged Chiseled Soul Stone Brick and Charged Chiseled Soul Slate Brick are the standout pieces. They are the charged counterparts to the plain chiseled blocks, giving a distinct look for focal points.

Building with the Family

Use plain Soul Stone Bricks for large surfaces. Break them up with Chiseled Soul Stone Brick as a repeating accent. Place Charged Chiseled Soul Stone Brick at corners, doorframes, or altar centers where you want the eye to land. Repeat the same logic with Soul Slate Bricks, Chiseled Soul Slate Brick, and Charged Chiseled Soul Slate Brick.

Mixing the two families in one build works: use Soul Stone Bricks for the main mass and Soul Slate Bricks for trim, or vice versa.