Overview
Crimson Roots is a Nether block in Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.4. It is gathered by mining rather than crafted. With a hardness of 0 it gives way immediately under almost any tool.
Any tool works, and so do bare hands. Mining it returns the block itself, so it is safe to relocate. It is transparent, which matters when you are managing light levels.
With a blast resistance of only 0 it will not survive an explosion. Sixty-four fit in one inventory slot. No recipe takes it as an ingredient.
About the crimson set
Properties
Crimson Roots resists blasts at 0, which is not enough to survive anything explosive nearby. Light passes through it, and it emits none of its own. Stack size is 64 — the standard full stack.
- Transparent
- Yes
- Required tool
- Any
Drops
Mined with any, Crimson Roots drops itself.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you get Crimson Roots in Minecraft?
Mine Crimson Roots with any and it drops itself.
What tool do you need to break Crimson Roots?
No specific tool is required — Crimson Roots can be broken by hand.
Is Crimson Roots blast resistant?
Crimson Roots has a blast resistance of 0, so an explosion nearby will destroy it.
How many Crimson Roots fit in one stack?
Crimson Roots stacks to 64, which puts 3,456 of them in a double chest.
The rest of the set
Crimson Roots is one of 3 variants of the same shape. The others are made from different materials, so their numbers differ:
