Wooden Spear is AlaCraft's entry-tier polearm — a cheap, longer-reach starter weapon crafted from planks and a stick.
Guide
Chop at least one log, convert it into planks on a 2x2 grid, and craft sticks so a Wooden Spear recipe is within reach on the first day.
Place a crafting table and open the 3x3 grid; Wooden Spear is typically built from wooden planks and a stick in a polearm-style layout.
Combine planks and a stick to produce one Wooden Spear, then move it from the result slot into your hotbar.
Equip Wooden Spear in the main hand and engage hostile mobs at the edge of melee range, poking zombies through fences or kiting skeletons across open ground.
Treat Wooden Spear as a disposable starter; once iron is mined, replace it with a sturdier spear tier on AlaCraft for late-game encounters.
Wooden Spear is a server-custom AlaCraft weapon, so exact damage and durability values depend on AlaCraft's current balance pass rather than vanilla Minecraft.
Wooden Spear is typically crafted on a 3x3 crafting table from wooden planks and a stick, in the polearm-style layout used by AlaCraft's spear set.
No. Wooden Spear is a server-custom item from AlaCraft's toolkit, not a vanilla Minecraft weapon, so its stats live in AlaCraft's balance and not in the Mojang wiki.
Wooden Spear leans on classic polearm reach, letting AlaCraft players hit mobs from slightly farther away than a wooden sword of the same tier.
Replace Wooden Spear as soon as iron is available; AlaCraft players treat it as a disposable day-one weapon and upgrade to a sturdier spear tier afterwards.
Yes. Wooden Spear pairs naturally with a wooden shield and leather armor in the opening phase of a fresh AlaCraft world.