Blade Pottery Sherd is an archaeological item obtained by brushing suspicious gravel blocks within trail ruins. Trail ruins are ancient buried structures spread across many biome types, partially visible above ground as protruding mossy cobblestone. Their suspicious gravel blocks yield pottery sherds and other small items when brushed. The blade motif is a clean, angular depiction of a sharp-edged weapon, suggesting conflict, craft, or the tools of a warrior culture that once inhabited these ruins. Combining four pottery sherds of any pattern in a 2×2 crafting recipe produces a decorated pot with one sherd motif per face. The blade design suits armories, smithy displays, warrior quarters, or any build that carries a martial or historical identity. Because trail ruins appear in multiple biome types — including jungles, taigas, snowy slopes, and plains — players exploring a wide range of terrain can encounter this sherd without targeting a single specific structure. Suspicious gravel is distinct from suspicious sand and cannot be obtained from desert-type sites, making trail ruins the dedicated source for this particular sherd.