Push Back Fog with Light Sources

Creating Clear Spaces in the Mist

The thick fog that blankets your world can be pushed back by placing or holding light-emitting blocks and items. This creates pockets of visibility around your light sources, allowing you to see further and navigate more safely.

Best Light Sources for Fog Clearing

Handheld options: Hold a torch in your hand to carve out a small sphere of clear air around you as you move. This is your most portable solution for exploring.

Placed blocks: Set down lanterns, campfires, or other glowing blocks to permanently clear fog in that area. Lanterns work well because they're compact and don't require fuel management like campfires do.

Strategy Tips

• Place light sources ahead of you while exploring caves or dark areas to scout safely
• Create a chain of torches or lanterns to mark your path and maintain visibility corridors
• Combine multiple light sources close together for larger cleared areas
• Remember that fog returns immediately once you move away from your light source, so plan routes accordingly

The closer your light source, the more fog it clears. Experiment with different placements to find the visibility range that works best for your exploration style.