Progression and Crafting

Flint → copper → silver / gold → iron → ancient metal → mithril → adamantium. Logs cannot be broken by hand; gravel gives flint shards for your first hatchet, knife, axe and shovel. Wooden (except the shovel), stone and diamond tools are removed.

Crafting takes time: hold the result slot until the bar fills. Each metal needs its own workbench, and each workbench needs the previous one, so no tier can be skipped. A workbench can aim for a higher quality (8 levels) at an XP cost.

Timed crafting in the 2x2 grid.	Copper workbench with the target quality button and its XP cost.
An iron recipe on a copper workbench is refused…	…and the action bar names the workbench needed.

Tools per material: pickaxes, shovels, axes, hatchets, hoes, mattocks, scythes, shears, fishing rods.

78 new tools and weapons (hatchets, knives, daggers, clubs, battle axes, war hammers, mattocks, scythes, shears in every metal…) join the reworked vanilla copper, iron and gold tools, plus a fishing rod per material. Durability is ×100 and wear depends on block hardness; tools have reach and can parry.

The nine workbenches that gate each metal tier.	An adamantium-clad armour stand inside the ring of workbenches.
Five heat-level furnaces, from the clay oven to the netherrack furnace.	Ore, raw metal, nugget, ingot, coin, chain and block per metal.

All item sheets (blocks, materials, food…)

Silver, mithril and adamantium ores, stone and deepslate variants	Storage blocks of every metal	Metal doors and bars
Metal anvils, repaired with nuggets of their own metal	Strongboxes in seven metals	Mithril and adamantium runestones and the emerald enchanting table
Metal buckets, empty or holding water, lava, milk or stone	The six coins	Shards: flint, obsidian, glass, quartz, emerald, diamond
New foods, bowls and soups	Onions at every stage, and dead wheat, carrots, potatoes and onions	Mob drops, enchanting and disenchanting bottles, manure, silver horse armour
Mantle and Core, the blocks under the Underworld and the Nether