Description
Acacia Planks come from the bent, fork-shaped acacia trees that grow in savanna and savanna plateau biomes. The wood is unmistakable: bright pumpkin orange with a fine tight grain, a colour no other vanilla material can match. The starting trees themselves are unusual too — their trunks tilt, branch at random angles, and the canopy spreads diagonally rather than straight up. Cutting one yields the same four-planks-per-log conversion as every other species.
The orange tone makes Acacia Planks a builder's accent block: a stripe of them across an oak roof, a frame around a desert window, a deck behind sand-coloured walls. They craft into the full set of doors, fences, slabs, stairs, signs, boats, ladders, and chests, which means a savanna village can be built end-to-end without ever importing other wood. The material burns and smelts identically to its cousins.