Simple Silver FAQ

Silver ore spawns in the Overworld around Y=8 near deepslate layers, and also appears in the Nether within Basalt Deltas. You'll need an iron pickaxe or better to mine it.

Silver is specialized: it deals netherite-level damage to undead mobs (zombies, skeletons) but only iron-level damage to everything else, making it best for undead-focused builds rather than general combat.

Brew rotten flesh at a brewing stand using the standard potion-making interface; the mod adds Hunger Resistance as a brewable effect. Level one makes rotten flesh fill you like bread, and level two makes it as filling as steak.

Silver armor only grants netherite-tier defense against undead mobs; against other bosses like the Ender Dragon, it performs at iron-tier durability and protection, so it's not ideal for those fights.

Yes, silver has better enchantability than diamond, meaning you'll get higher-level enchantments more frequently when using an enchanting table.

The blue tint is a visual effect that appears while the Hunger Resistance potion is active on your character—it's purely cosmetic and doesn't affect gameplay.

If you plan to farm undead mobs or fight zombies and skeletons frequently, silver is worth the switch since it matches netherite damage output; otherwise, diamond remains more versatile for general mining and combat.

No, rotten flesh can only be turned into safe food through the Hunger Resistance potion brewing effect; smelting or crafting won't work.

Silver spawns specifically around Y=8 in deepslate layers and Nether Basalt Deltas, which is different from diamond's distribution, so you may need to explore new areas to find it.

Yes, the mod lets you craft decorative silver blocks for building, which don't have any special properties but look distinct from other materials.