How to Craft and Use Aberrantstone Building Blocks
Crafting the Base Blocks
Start with Aberrantstone. Once you have it, run it through a stonecutting table to produce the full family of decorative variants without spending extra material on shaped recipes. From a single Aberrantstone you can cut Aberrantstone Slab, Aberrantstone Stairs, Aberrantstone Pillar, Aberrantstone Tile, Aberrantstone Tile Slab, Aberrantstone Tile Stairs, and Chiseled Aberrantstone.
For the brick line, craft Aberrantstone Brick from Aberrantstone, then stonecut or craft Aberrantstone Brick Slab, Aberrantstone Brick Stairs, Aberrantstone Brick Wall, and Aberrantstone Brick Fence. The fence is the only piece in this set that behaves like a fence rather than a full block, so use it for railings and pens.
Building Tips
- Pillar blocks stack vertically for columns; pair them with Chiseled Aberrantstone as a cap.
- Tile and Tile Slab variants give a finer pattern than the brick line — mix them into floors to break up large areas.
- Slab and Stairs exist in both the plain and tile families, so you can transition between heights without switching palettes.
- Wall blocks only exist in the brick family; use them for low borders around Aberrantstone paths.
All of these are plain building blocks — no special tool is needed to mine or place them, and they follow normal slab, stair, wall and fence placement rules.