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{{Block Data | image=Mese_ore.png | block_name=Mese Ore | drops=[[Mese Crystal]] | itemstring=default:stone_with_mese | renewable=No }} | {{Block Data | image=Mese_ore.png | block_name=Mese Ore | drops=[[Mese Crystal]] | itemstring=default:stone_with_mese | renewable=No }} | ||
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| Mese Ore | |
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| A node in Minetest Game | |
| Node Type | Full node |
| Drops | Mese Crystal |
| Physics | No |
| Luminance | No |
| Flammable | No |
| Generated | Yes |
| Renewable | No |
| Stackable | Yes (99) |
| Itemstring | default:stone_with_mese |
Mese Ore, when mined, will give you a Mese Crystal. Mese ore is rarer than gold ore and more common than diamond ore. Mese ore always appears in small clusters inside stone. The clusters consist of three to five mese ores. Mese ore starts appearing from below 64 node lengths below sea level and the clusters will become larger from below 256 node lengths below sea level.
Closely related to mese ore are mese blocks, which are much rarer than mese ores and diamond ores. They can be crafted to 9 mese crystals instead of just 1.