Buddh4

I waited as long as I could the other day while mining Magnetite. I noticed The Drifty Boys started spawning at 20%.

Found my third deposit of marble. It's pink! It was on the cliff face of the same mountains as my green marble, in slate. There were only three blocks of it sadly. I plan on clearing the rock up there to see if there is more, but it's high up and I was in a hurry when I found it. Now I have all three marble types. All I need now is Kimberlite and Phylite, the sisters of mischief.

Just found my second deposit of marble today. White marble! I was in a sandy dry area where slate and granite met. I had to urge to dig, as I am still learning about these rock layers and I wanted to see if anything could be between the two. I removed two blocks of sand. Lo and behold white marble. It was a small deposit, maybe 35 blocks, but I'm ecstatic to have white marble to go with my green.

I was mining olivine around y55 and not surprisingly it was very temporally unstable. I had the entire quarry lit up to excess. Drifters didn't spawn while I mined, but as I was leaving or getting ready to, they would start appearing. I couldn't figure out why this was happening. I read something about drifters and temporal stability and redram just confirmed it. I was heading up when my stability was around 10%. I have now learned that if your stability is too low, drifters can spawn even in well lit areas.

I happened upon a cave system above sea level but in the mountains. Chert, Peridotite, and Slate all mixed together and sitting upon them was several layers of green marble. I haven't harvested any yet as I do not have a plan, but I bet there is easily 500-700 blocks worth.

I violated number 15. It was the middle of winter. She was trespassing on my homestead. I had to send a message. It was a beautiful dance, but only one of us could walk away. Her sacrifice was not in vain.

I have two requirements that must be met: 1. The view must be wonderful. 2. I must have at least three cardinal directions for ingress and egress.