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ROUND 2 - Match 103 of 250 - Stripped Oak Wood vs. Smooth Stone
Stripped wood or stripped hyphae is a variant of wood obtained when any axe is used on wood or hyphae respectively.
Smooth stone is a variant of stone made by smelting regular stone.
Which block is better?
Stripped Oak Wood
Smooth Stone
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smoother stones
Smooth Stone
In a freak occurrence, Smooth Stone was found dead in the prairie, not far from the Soft River Pack camp. From the marks on him, it seems he was ambushed by a pack of coyotes and killed.
ROUND 1 - Match 206 of 500 - Pink Concrete vs. Smooth Stone
Concrete is a block created when concrete powder touches water. It comes in the sixteen dye colors.
Smooth stone is a variant of stone made by smelting regular stone.
Which block is better?
Pink Concrete
Smooth Stone
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Smooth Stone Set
These are another late addition. I'm still trying to wrap up development for the first release of Stonecutter's Paradise but this idea of a Smooth Stone set ended up being too interesting to not explore, especially given how long the original Smooth Stone block's been in the game and how ignored that block is despite its relative ease of attaining.
Exterior Concrete An enormous cottage-chic, two-story concrete home as an example.
by Elizabeth Johnson-Wold
