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Blocks and Decoration
Thaumic Forever adds research furniture, storage systems, aura infrastructure, machines, defensive devices and decorative building blocks.
The values below describe the current version of the mod and may change in future balance updates.
Internal multiblock parts, temporary effect blocks and development markers are not included on this page.
| Block | Function |
|---|---|
| Greatwood Table | Can be transformed into an Old Research Table by using Scribing Tools on it. |
| Double Table | Uses items with matching aspects to decipher research scrolls. |
| Great Research Table | Automatically completes Research Notes using Scribing Tools, experience, Cognitio essentia and a nearby Big Jar. |
| Deconstruction Table | Converts items containing aspects into Knowledge Fragments. |
| Arcane Wand Workbench | Crafts and modifies modular wands using the aspects stored inside them. |
| Arcane Wand Workbench Charger | Recharges a wand placed in an Arcane Wand Workbench. |
| Wand Recharge Pedestal | Holds and recharges wands, casters and other rechargeable thaumaturgic items. |
Using Scribing Tools on a Greatwood Table transforms it into an Old Research Table.
The Scribing Tools are placed directly into the created Research Table.
The Double Table is used to decipher unidentified research scrolls.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Aspect-item slots | 5 |
| Research scroll slots | 1 |
| Paper slots | 1 |
Place an unidentified research scroll, paper and items containing the required aspects into the table.
Each successful operation:
- consumes one sheet of paper;
- consumes matching aspect-bearing items;
- reduces the aspects still required by the scroll.
When every required aspect has been supplied, the unidentified scroll becomes a completed research scroll.
The Great Research Table automatically completes Research Notes from the built-in Old Research system.
It requires:
- an incomplete Research Note;
- Scribing Tools with remaining ink;
- a nearby Big Jar containing at least one brain;
- stored experience;
- Cognitio essentia.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Scribing Tool slots | 1 |
| Research Note slots | 1 |
| Base processing time at 100% efficiency | 10 minutes |
| Resource stages | 20 |
| Total experience cost | 20 XP |
| Total Cognitio cost | 20 essentia |
| Total ink cost | 20 uses |
| Cognitio search range | 8 blocks |
| Maximum supported brains | 6 |
More brains increase the research speed, while Research Notes containing more aspects reduce efficiency.
The table can use Cognitio stored inside the connected Big Jar or draw it from nearby essentia containers and transport systems.
The Deconstruction Table destroys an item and creates a Knowledge Fragment containing the aspects registered to that item.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Processing time | 4 seconds |
| Input slots | 1 |
| Output slots | 1 |
Items can be inserted from any side except the bottom. Knowledge Fragments can be extracted from the bottom.
Items without registered aspects cannot be processed.
The Arcane Wand Workbench is used to assemble and modify modular wands, scepters and staves.
Unlike a normal Arcane Workbench, it uses primal aspects stored inside the inserted wand.
The workbench can be upgraded with an Arcane Wand Workbench Charger placed directly above it.
The charger periodically restores Vis and primal charge to a wand placed inside the Arcane Wand Workbench below it.
It can draw energy from:
- local Primal Aura;
- Centi-vis (CV).
The Wand Recharge Pedestal holds one compatible item at a time.
Supported items include:
- modular wands;
- rechargeable Thaumcraft items;
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Node search range | 10 blocks |
| Charging interval | 5 ticks |
| CV conversion | 100 CV per charge point |
| Direct CV buffer | 200 CV per aspect |
Right-click the pedestal with a compatible item to place it. Right-click again to retrieve it.
| Block | Capacity or function |
|---|---|
| Void Chest | 72-slot inventory shared between linked Void Chests. |
| Big Jar | Stores brains, experience |
| Jarred Node | Contains a captured aura node for transportation. |
The Void Chest stores its contents inside a shared magical network rather than inside the individual block.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Inventory size | 72 slots |
| Maximum linked chests | Unlimited |
| Cross-dimensional linking | Supported |
- Use an unbound Name Tag on the first Void Chest.
- The Name Tag stores that chest's network and coordinates.
- Use the bound Name Tag on another Void Chest.
- Both chests will now display the same inventory.
A bound Name Tag is not consumed and can be used to connect additional chests.
Sneak and use an unbound Name Tag on a linked chest to restore that chest to its original private inventory.
Breaking a Void Chest does not destroy the network inventory. The contents remain available through another chest connected to the same network.
The Big Jar is a 2×2×2 multiblock that stores Brain in a Jar content, Cognitio essentia and experience.
| Property | Per brain | Maximum with 6 brains |
|---|---|---|
| Experience capacity | 2,000 XP | 12,000 XP |
A newly placed Big Jar begins with one brain. Additional Brain in a Jar blocks can be inserted by right-clicking the structure.
The Big Jar attracts nearby experience orbs and stores their XP.
Its contents are preserved when the structure is broken and placed again.
Brains stored inside the jar may occasionally influence a nearby owned golem.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Golem detection range | 6 blocks |
| Incitement time | 3 seconds |
| Maximum mutiny duration | 20 seconds |
| Maximum pursuit range | 16 blocks |
An affected golem temporarily turns against its owner.
The Jarred Node contains a captured physical aura node.
Placing the block restores the jar structure. Using a caster on it releases the stored node into the world.
Capturing a node may reduce some of its stored aspects, so valuable nodes should be transported carefully.
More information is available in Aura Nodes and Primal Aura.
| Block | Main function |
|---|---|
| Compressor | Presses compatible ingots into plates. |
| Mattery Duplicator | Replicates crafting and Arcane Crafting results without consuming the pattern items. |
| Crystallizer | Produces vis crystals from CV or surplus Primal Aura. |
| Primal Aura Converter | Converts supplied CV into local Primal Aura. |
| Flux Scraper | Periodically drains a small amount of Flux or Vis. |
| Void Beacon | Uses Flux Rifts and essentia to produce resources. |
| Redstone Ticker | Produces randomly changing redstone power. |
| Time Stone | Accelerates nearby machines. |
| Temporal Accelerator | Extremely powerful endgame machine accelerator. |
| Flight Stone | Grants flight within its area. |
| Unflight Stone | Prevents non-creative flight within its area. |
| CV Defender | Creates a protective dome powered by CV and Praemunio. |
| Void Singularity | Detonates after placement and damages nearby living entities. |
The Compressor converts one compatible ingot into one matching plate.
When multiple plate variants exist for the same ingot, the desired result can be selected through its interface.
| Property | Without essentia | With Mechanism essentia |
|---|---|---|
| Processing time | 4 seconds | 1 second |
| Ingot cost | 1 | 1 |
| Plate output | 1 | 1 |
| Essentia property | Value |
|---|---|
| Mechanism cost per plate | 10 |
| Internal capacity | 100 |
It supports Ore Dictionary ingots and matching plates. Thauminite plates are also supported when Thaumic Bases is installed.
The Mattery Duplicator contains a reusable 3×3 crafting pattern.
Items placed in the pattern are not consumed. Instead, the machine creates copies of the matching result using Mattery essentia.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Pattern slots | 9 |
| Mattery cost per output | 100 |
| Mattery capacity | 500 |
It supports:
- normal crafting recipes;
- Arcane Crafting recipes;
- player research requirements;
- Vis discounts.
Arcane recipes additionally consume:
- the normal Vis cost of the recipe;
- matching primal aspects from local Primal Aura.
The player using the machine must know the required research before an Arcane Crafting result becomes available.
The Crystallizer creates vis crystals from supplied CV or surplus local Primal Aura.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Processing time | 2 seconds |
| CV cost per crystal | 200 |
| CV capacity per aspect | 2,000 |
| Primal Aura cost per crystal | 4 |
When CV is supplied through a Port, the machine creates a crystal matching the stored aspect.
If no usable CV is available, it switches to local Primal Aura. It selects the strongest primal aspect above the chunk's natural level and converts part of that surplus into a matching primal crystal.
Crystals are inserted into an inventory in front of the machine. If no valid inventory is available, they are dropped into the world.
The Primal Aura Converter turns CV into Primal Aura in its current chunk.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Conversion rate | 100 CV per 1 Primal Aura |
| Maximum conversion speed | 2 aura per tick for each primal aspect |
| CV capacity | 4,000 per primal aspect |
Compound aspects are decomposed into their six primal components before conversion.
The converter is useful for maintaining Primal Aura around bases and machines that consume it continuously.
The Flux Scraper interacts with the ordinary Thaumcraft aura.
Every 20 seconds, it randomly drains:
- 0.5 Flux; or * 0.5 Vis.
Because the result is random, the Flux Scraper can slowly clean polluted chunks but may also reduce their available Vis.
The Void Beacon drains nearby Flux Rifts and uses the collected energy to produce resources based on the supplied essentia.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Flux Rift range | 16 blocks |
| Essentia capacity | 100 |
| Base progress required per output | 200 |
| Redstone behavior | Powered beacon is disabled |
| Sky requirement | Must have open sky |
The beacon must have a clear line of sight to the Flux Rift.
Produced items are inserted into inventories touching any side of the beacon. Production stops when no adjacent inventory has an empty slot.
Void Metal pyramid
The beacon can operate without a pyramid, but layers of Void Metal Blocks beneath it greatly reduce its essentia consumption.
| Complete layers | Platform size | Essentia per output |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | None | 20 |
| 1 | 3×3 | 10 |
| 2 | 5×5 | 5 |
| 3 | 7×7 | 2 |
| 4 | 9×9 | 1 |
Each layer is placed one block lower and must be completely filled with Void Metal Blocks.
The type of supplied essentia influences the possible output. Default outputs include ores, terrain blocks, plants, Thaumcraft resources and other world materials.
Sneak and right-click the beacon with an empty hand to clear its stored essentia. Cleared essentia is released as Flux.
The Redstone Ticker produces an irregular redstone signal.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Output strength | 0–15 |
| Time between changes | 2–30 ticks |
| Time in seconds | 0.1–1.5 seconds |
| Chance to output 0 | 25% |
When active, all sides provide the same redstone power.
The Time Stone accelerates ticking machines and other compatible block entities inside a small area.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Radius | 3 blocks |
| Area | 7×7×7 |
| Extra updates per tick | 3 |
| Approximate total speed | 4× |
It does not accelerate players, creatures or ordinary random block ticks.
Time Stones cannot be stacked. Two Time Stones whose areas overlap disable one another.
The Temporal Accelerator is an extremely powerful endgame version of the Time Stone.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Radius | 5 blocks |
| Area | 11×11×11 |
| Extra updates per tick | 300 |
| Approximate total speed | 301× |
It does not require fuel, but accelerating complex machines at this rate can cause severe server lag or unintended machine behavior.
Overlapping Temporal Accelerators disable one another. Time Stones and Temporal Accelerators do not accelerate each other.
The Flight Stone grants survival flight to players inside its area.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Range | 48 blocks |
| Player check interval | 10 ticks |
| Flight-effect duration | 40 ticks |
The effect is continuously refreshed while the player remains inside the area. Flight is removed after the player leaves the field or the stone is broken.
Creative and spectator players are unaffected.
The Unflight Stone prevents non-creative players from flying inside its area.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Range | 48 blocks |
| Player check interval | 10 ticks |
It disables both active flight and the ability to begin flying. Creative and spectator players are unaffected.
The CV Defender creates a spherical barrier around itself.
It requires:
- a continuous CV supply;
- Praemunio essentia from containers within 4 blocks;
- Impetus when Thaumic Augmentation is installed.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Activation time | 2 seconds |
| Minimum radius | 4 blocks |
| CV input for maximum radius | 10 CV per tick |
| CV capacity | 100,000 |
| Praemunio conversion | 1 essentia provides 100 reserve units |
The shield radius grows with the rate of incoming CV.
| Blocked effect | CV cost | Praemunio cost |
|---|---|---|
| Projectile | 100 | 3 |
| Magical attack | 250 | 5 |
| Block-changing effect | 200 | 4 |
| Explosion | 1,000 | 20 |
While active, the shield also consumes a small amount of CV and Praemunio continuously. Its consumption increases temporarily after it blocks an attack.
The dome blocks effects crossing its boundary, including:
- projectiles;
- magical attacks and beams;
- harmful magical clouds;
- explosions;
- fire, fluids and supported block-changing effects.
Attacks and projectiles already entirely inside the dome are not stopped unless they cross its boundary.
The Void Singularity is a placeable destructive block that automatically detonates shortly after placement.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Fuse | 2 seconds |
| Effect radius | 30 blocks |
| Damage | 115 |
| Damage type | True damage |
| Terrain damage | None |
The blast affects living creatures inside the radius, including the player who placed it.
Its damage bypasses armor, absorption and most protective effects, but it does not destroy surrounding blocks.
More information is available in Combat and Tools.
| Block | Function |
|---|---|
| Aura Totem: Push | Moves a selected primal aspect away from its inner area. |
| Aura Totem: Pull | Draws a selected primal aspect into its inner area. |
| Aura Totem: Inner Pole | Expands the inner working area. |
| Aura Totem: Outer Pole | Expands the outer working area and increases transfer speed. |
| Aura Totem: Pure Pole | Reduces the chance of Flux being created. |
| Port | Transfers CV between linked devices. |
| Node Stabilizer | Holds one aura node safely above itself. |
| Advanced Node Stabilizer | Stabilizes a node and transfers aspects from nearby nodes into it. |
| Node Transducer | Converts a stabilized node into an energized CV source. |
An Aura Totem transfers one selected primal aspect between chunks.
Place a Push or Pull Totem on top of up to five Aura Totem Poles.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum poles | 5 |
| Aspect transferred per pulse | 1 Primal Aura |
| Pulses provided by one crystal | 500 |
| Accepted fuel | Six primal vis crystals only |
Use a primal vis crystal on any part of the Totem to insert it. Sneak and right-click with an empty hand to remove one stored crystal.
- Push moves aura from the inner area into the surrounding outer area.
- Pull moves aura from the surrounding outer area into the inner area.
| Pole | Effect |
|---|---|
| Inner Pole | Increases the radius of the inner area by one chunk. |
| Outer Pole | Increases the outer radius by one chunk. |
| Pure Pole | Reduces the chance that a transfer releases Flux. |
Inner and Outer Poles also reduce the delay between transfer pulses. Larger and faster Totems have a greater Flux risk unless Pure Poles are included.
Ports transport CV between aura nodes and compatible devices.
They can be linked using the Port Linking Wand.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum link-chain length | 32 Ports |
| Maximum transfer through one link | 50 CV per tick |
| CV capacity per aspect | 2,000 |
| Line of sight between linked Ports | Required |
Ports can supply:
- Crystallizers;
- Primal Aura Converters;
- CV Defenders;
- Wand Recharge Pedestals;
- Arcane Wand Workbench Chargers;
- other linked Ports.
They can also receive CV from energized aura nodes.
The Node Stabilizer holds one aura node directly above itself.
While active, it:
- keeps the node centered;
- prevents normal movement;
- prevents dangerous node interactions.
A redstone signal disables the stabilizer and releases the node.
The Advanced Node Stabilizer provides stronger control over the node above it.
In addition to normal stabilization, it:
- keeps the node tightly centered;
- drains one aspect at a time from nearby unstabilized nodes;
- transfers those aspects into the stabilized node;
- can completely consume a donor node;
- can slowly improve a Fading node into a Pale node;
- can normalize the regeneration of an Unstable node.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Donor-node range | 4.5 blocks |
| Aspect transferred per pulse | 1 |
| Transfer interval | 3 seconds |
A redstone signal disables the stabilizer.
The Node Transducer is placed above a stabilized aura node and activated with redstone.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Conversion time | 10 seconds |
| CV output scale | Based on the node's decomposed primal aspects |
| Required output Port | Beneath the stabilizer setup |
During conversion, the node's compound aspects are decomposed into primal aspects. The energized node then produces CV while the Transducer remains powered.
Turning off redstone returns the node to a normal non-energized state.
Detailed setup and safety information is available in Aura Nodes and Primal Aura.
| Block | Description |
|---|---|
| Primal Block | Durable endgame building and crafting block made from Primal Ingots. |
| Ruby Block | Ruby storage and decorative block. |
| Nether Star Block | Compact high-tier crafting and decorative block. |
| Matterya Block | Compact high-tier crafting block containing a large amount of the aspect. |
| Copper Block | Metal storage block available with standard ore generation. |
| Tin Block | Metal storage block available with standard ore generation. |
| Lead Block | Metal storage block available with standard ore generation. |
| Silver Block | Metal storage block available with standard ore generation. |
| Smooth Stone | Building block used by Thaumic Forever structures. |
| Obsidian Totem | Decorative block used by naturally generated Obsidian Totems. |
| Greatwood Door | Wooden Greatwood-style door. |
| Silverwood Door | Wooden Silverwood-style door. |
| Arcane Door | Reinforced metal door controlled by redstone. |
| Greatwood Trapdoor | Wooden Greatwood-style trapdoor. |
| Silverwood Trapdoor | Wooden Silverwood-style trapdoor. |
| Red Rose | Common decorative flower. |
| Blue Rose | Rare decorative flower. |
| Vis Plant | Thaumic decorative and crafting plant. |
| Block | Hardness | Blast resistance | Required tool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primal Block | 15 | 40 | Pickaxe |
| Ruby Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Nether Star Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Matterya Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Copper Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Tin Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Lead Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Silver Block | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Smooth Stone | 2 | 3 | Pickaxe level 2 |
| Obsidian Totem | 5 | 10 | Pickaxe level 2 |
The Copper, Tin, Lead and Silver blocks are registered only when Enable Standard Ore Generation is enabled.
| Block | Material | Hardness | Blast resistance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greatwood Door | Wood | 3 | 5 |
| Silverwood Door | Wood | 3 | 5 |
| Arcane Door | Metal | 3 | 5 |
| Greatwood Trapdoor | Wood | 3 | 5 |
| Silverwood Trapdoor | Wood | 3 | 5 |
The Arcane Door behaves like an iron door and is intended to be controlled through redstone.
Red Rose, Blue Rose and Vis Plant
The Blue Rose is marked as a Rare Bloom and generates much less frequently than the Red Rose.
Generation information is available in World Generation and Structures.
| Ore | Dimension | Harvest level | Drop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aquareia Ore | Overworld | 2 | Aquareia Ore |
| Ancient Amber | Overworld | 2 | Ancient Amber |
| Ancient Cinnabar | Overworld | 2 | Ancient Cinnabar |
| Ancient Coal | Overworld | 2 | Ancient Coal |
| Ancient Gold | Overworld | 2 | Ancient Gold |
| Ancient Iron | Overworld | 2 | Ancient Iron |
| Copper Ore | Overworld | 2 | Copper Ore |
| Tin Ore | Overworld | 2 | Tin Ore |
| Lead Ore | Overworld | 2 | Lead Ore |
| Silver Ore | Overworld | 2 | Silver Ore |
| Ruby Ore | Nether | 2 | 1–2 Ruby Gems |
| End Ore | End | 3 | 1–2 End Dust |
Aquareia Ore produces light with a light level of 8.
Ruby Ore produces light with a light level of 7.
Detailed generation heights, biome requirements and frequency are available in World Generation and Structures.
The Primordial Guardian is available only when Thaumic Additions is installed.
It stores Caeles essentia and uses Primordial Pearls to grant one-use protection from death.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Caeles capacity | 1,000 |
| Caeles required to charge a player | 500 |
| Caeles consumed when protection triggers | 500 |
Use a Primordial Pearl on a charged Guardian to bind its protection to the activating player.
When that player would die:
- the death is prevented;
- the protection is consumed.
The Guardian can also be activated through golem automation. In this case, it attempts to apply the protection to the owner of a golem.