Stone Spear
Stone Spear is the mod's tier-two polearm, a longer-reach alternative to the stone sword for early game.
Description
Guide
How to craft and use Stone Spear in Minecraft
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1
Gather cobblestone and a stick
Mine cobblestone with a wooden pickaxe and craft a stick from two oak planks before opening the crafting table.
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Open the crafting table
Place a crafting table in your starter base and open its 3x3 grid; the recipe uses the standard Minecraft crafting interface.
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Combine into Stone Spear
Arrange cobblestone and a stick following the server's spear recipe layout; the output slot will yield one Stone Spear when the pattern matches.
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Equip and test the reach
Move Stone Spear to the hotbar and attack a zombie or skeleton on alacraft.day to feel the extra reach compared to a stone sword.
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Plan the upgrade to iron
Use Stone Spear until you have enough iron ingots for the next spear tier; switch as soon as iron is available to keep DPS scaling.
Stone Spear is a server-custom item, so exact damage and durability values follow the source mod's spear mechanics rather than vanilla Minecraft tables.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I craft Stone Spear on AlaCraft?
Stone Spear is typically crafted at a standard crafting table from cobblestone and a stick, following the server's spear recipe layout for the stone tier.
Is Stone Spear better than a stone sword?
Stone Spear trades a small amount of raw damage for noticeably longer reach, which usually outperforms a stone sword against early-game mobs on alacraft.day.
When should I replace Stone Spear?
Replace Stone Spear as soon as you have enough iron ingots for the next spear tier; the iron variant scales much better for caves and Nether trips.
Is Stone Spear a vanilla Minecraft item?
No, Stone Spear is a custom weapon added by a mod or data pack, so its stats follow the source mod's spear mechanics rather than vanilla Minecraft tables.
Can I enchant Stone Spear?
Enchantment compatibility for Stone Spear is defined by the source mod and may differ from vanilla swords; check the in-game enchanting table for current options.
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