The Commandos Clay FAQ

Gather clay blocks and arrange them in the correct golem shape (usually a T or cross pattern), then place a carved pumpkin on top to activate it. Alternatively, you can craft a golem statue and use a golem spell item to bring it to life without needing the pumpkin.

Clay Golems are basic melee fighters, Porcelain Dolls attack from range by throwing knives, and Terracotta Dolls are stronger melee guards that look like ancient warriors. All three types can be customized with wool blocks for different appearances.

Place wool blocks on your activated minion to change its appearance, or use shears to remove the wool and return it to its default look.

The Extruder automatically cuts clay, mud, or netherrack blocks into raw roof tiles and bricks when powered by redstone. It's the fastest way to mass-produce bricks without manual crafting.

Place clay blocks on the Turn Table and power it with redstone, or click it manually to spin the blocks into random vases or decorative items.

Crisol blocks are special crafting blocks that double your item output when you use them to craft bricks or other clay items, making them essential for efficient production.

The mod generates new clay types underground in your world—red clay, desert clay, kaolinite, and porcelain spawn naturally in different biomes and depths. Mine them like regular clay.

Yes, the mod adds new villager trades for masons and clayworkers who will trade clay-related items and blocks. Find or breed these villagers to unlock their trades.

Make sure your minion is fully activated (carved pumpkin placed correctly on top) and that it's in an area where it can see hostile mobs. Check that the minion type you're using actually attacks—Porcelain Dolls throw knives from range, while Golems and Terracotta Dolls fight in melee.

Yes, you need to craft special molds to shape mud and clay into bricks. Once you have a mold, you can use it repeatedly to produce bricks efficiently.