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== Obtaining ==
== Obtaining ==


=== Blocks ===
=== Mining ===
Nether coal can be obtained by mining any [[Nether Coal Ore|Nether coal ore]] found in the Nether.
Nether coal can be obtained by mining any [[Nether Coal Ore|Nether coal ore]] found in the Nether.


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=== Trommel ===
=== Trommel ===
There is a rare chance you can obtain Nether coal via a [[trommel]] when inputting soul sand.
There is a rare chance you can obtain Nether coal via a [[trommel]] when inputting soul sand.
{| class="wikitable"
! Item
! Amount
! Chance
|-
| {{BlockSprite|Soul Sand|name=y|link=y}}
| 1
| 0.9%
|}


== Usage ==
== Usage ==

Revision as of 03:52, 10 August 2023

Nether Coal

Description A fuel that radiates immense heat, found in the Nether.
Renewable No
Stackable Yes (64)

Nether coal is a fuel source that can only be found in the Nether, and is most commonly used as a stronger variant of coal.

Obtaining

Mining

Nether coal can be obtained by mining any Nether coal ore found in the Nether.

Crafting

A block of Nether coal can be crafted back down to its original components, that being 8 Nether coal.

NameIngredientsCrafting recipe
Nether CoalBlock of Nether Coal
8

Trommel

There is a rare chance you can obtain Nether coal via a trommel when inputting soul sand.

Item Amount Chance
Soul Sand 1 0.9%

Usage

Fuel

Nether coal can be used in a furnace to smelt 32 items. This means Nether coal lasts twice as long as regular coal. In a blast furnace, Nether coal can be used to blast 16 items.

Crafting ingredient

Nether coal can be utilized to craft a blast furnace or a block of Nether coal.

NameIngredientsCrafting recipe
Blast FurnaceIron Ingot +
Nether Coal
Block of Nether CoalNether Coal

Data value

Name Type Namespaced ID Numeric ID
Nether Coal Item nethercoal 16488

History

History
Minecraft Beta 1.7.4_01
Added Nether coal.
Better than Adventure! 1.7.7.0
Pre-2
Changed the texture for Nether coal.