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As you explore the world, you may notice small stones scattered across the world. You can pick these up by right-clicking them.

Since you cannot yet break trees, your primary source of sticks will be to break leaves. Gather a few of them, as they’re needed for some upcoming recipes.

With the rocks from earlier, place 4 of them in your crafting bar to receive 1 cobblestone. This is used for a variety of stone tools, both vanilla and modded.

The first recipe will be 1 stick with a cobblestone directly across from it to yield the stone dagger. This is the easiest weapon to defend yourself against the numerous enemies.

With 1 stick and a flint shard above it, you will create a flint knife. This is used to cut grass, receiving plant fibers from doing so.

Using the plant fibers, placing 3 of them in a crafting menu will provide plant string. This can be used in place of string to receive wool, leads, and finish rods.

Within the crafting menu, place 1 flint shard, 1 stick, and an aforementioned plant string to receive the flint hatchet. This can be used to like a hatchet for wooden blocks and items.

With our new flint hatchet, find the nearest tree and prepare to break it. It will take longer to break, but the entire upper-part of the tree will collapse.

To get wooden planks, place a wooden log on the ground, then right-click it with the flint hatchet.

Instead of breaking leaves for sticks, you can now place a wooden plank on the ground, then right-click it with the flint hatchet.

When in the depths of a desert or under the striking sun, your character’s temperature will slowly rise to a burn. This will eventually inflict damage, requiring some armor to stay cool.

The first item you will need to secure are ice cubes. You have a chance to get them when mining ice blocks with a pickaxe.

Surrounding 1 block of slime with ice cubes will yield 3 jelled slime. This is used in our gear to stay cool and wearing the full set will prevent you from burning.

Placing 5 slime in the helmet pattern will provide a jelled slime helmet.

Assembling 8 jelled slime in the chestplate pattern will provide a jelled slime chestplate.

With 7 jelled slime in the vanilla pattern for leggings, you will receive jelled slime leggings.

Finally, using only 4 jelled slime in the boot pattern will provide a pair of jelled slime boots.

Whether deep in a tundra or stuck in the sprawling ocean, your character’s body temperature will begin to lower until freezing. To prevent damage, some warm clothes will be needed.

With the same concept of the armor patterns, placing 5 wool of any combination in a crafting table will provide a wool hood.

Assemble any color wool as if you were crafting a chestplate in Vanilla. This requires 8 wool.

Following the same idea here, assemble any color wool as if it were leggings. This requires 7 wool.

Assemble any color wool as you would with boots. This requires 4 wool.

Drinking the polluted water may seem smart at first, but it can cause you to become more thirsty than before, leading to an earlier death. There is a chance that you will not gain thirst, but it is often not worth the risk.

Instead, collecting water in a bucket or bottle, then placing it in a furnace will give purified water. This is a one-time use, but a great alternative to dying to dehydration.

Once you have some leather, placing 6 of it into a crafting table will provide a canteen. This will have several uses when prepped, so it is a great investment!

We’ll need to make sure to purify the water before drinking, however. To do this, you’ll first need a charcoal piece, with paper on the top and bottom to get a charcoal paper.

Finally, place the filled canteen in a crafting menu with the charcoal paper to get a purified canteen. This will be the best option to have clean drinking water, especially when travelling to unknown lands.

The Yeti is a beast-mob that is passive and will not try to kill you if it. They can be milked the same as cows and can be farmed with vegetables such as wheat.

Found in ice biomes, the Wendigo is a hostile mob that will use projectiles to attack the spotted player. It will also leave a trail when walking, which can summon support beasts.

The normal Maka is a passive beast-mob that normally spawns in plains and savanna biomes. Alongside the Maka is the alpha-variant, which will fight and defend the pack.

The Ice and Fire mod’s primary focus revolves around the dragons throughout the world. In this version, there are currently only 2 main dragon types, which are the aforementioned ice and fire. They can be trained and flown, however, requiring high-risks for high-rewards.

Hippogryphs are neutral creatures that normally spawn in mountains or other high-altitude biomes. They will normally not attack unless provoked, but will hunt players when hungry.

This massive creature dwells within the worlds’ oceans, hostile to almost any creature that approaches it. It will leap high out of the water to attack its prey and take a large bite out of it.

The Gorgon is a miniboss that dwells in underground lairs and is extremely hostile. Avoid direct eye contact, as the Gorgon will reveal their fangs and glowing eyes before the prey turns to stone.

The cyclops is a hostile miniboss that tends to sheep inside of cyclops coves, it will attack almost every mob it can find. If unprepared, a single stomp can inflect massive damage.