[TRIPLY ENTRY] List of Stone Hoes, Stone Swords, and Stone Axes in SkyBlock (2024)

I will say that this episode is quite a bit overdue. One of my main focuses was making sure Ultimately Enchanted didn't get inactivity locked again. Anyway, according to the Tie Breaker:

this episode will be on Stone Tools. Of course, Stone Pickaxe and Stone Shovel were already covered, so I'll just be focusing on the other three tools.

(Reminder: purple represents items with the enchantment glint by default.)

Stone Axe​

• Rookie Axe: An axe that deals 5 more damage than a Stone Axe and has Efficiency 1 on it by default. Purchased from the Lumber Merchant for 12 coins.
• Stone Axe: The vanilla tree-cutter before getting iron for your tools. Crafted with 2 Sticks and 3 Cobblestone, but in a shape slightly different from the Stone Pickaxe crafting recipe's shape.
• Scupltor's Axe: An axe designed for personalizing your Private Island beyond normal, everyday blocks. Crafted with 2 Sticks and 3 stacks of Birch Wood. Clicking (place block button) on a log with this axe will turn it into a 6-sided log of that type.

Stone Hoe​

• Hoe of Great Tilling: Can be used to "till" a 3-by-3 area around where you click dirt with this. What this means is that you make 9 Dirt into Farmland at a time instead of just one. Purchased from Anita for a Bronze Medal and 5 Jacob's Tickets.
• Turing Sugar Cane Hoe: In specific, the Turing Sugar Cane Hoe with a base rarity of Common, +10 Sugar Cane Fortune, and +1 Farming Wisdom when farming Sugar Cane. Crafted with 512 Sugar Cane and a Mathematical Hoe Blueprint. This hoe's rarity levels up after certain milestones for Sugar Cane farmed with the hoe.
• Euclid's Wheat Hoe: In specific, the Euclid's Wheat Hoe with a base rarity of Common, +10 Wheat Fortune, and +1 Farming Wisdom when farming Wheat. Crafted with 512 Wheat and a Mathematical Hoe Blueprint. This hoe's rarity levels up after certain milestones for Wheat farmed with the hoe.
• Gauss Carrot Hoe: In specific, the Gauss Carrot Hoe with a base rarity of Common, +10 Carrot Fortune, and +1 Farming Wisdom when farming Carrots. Crafted with 512 Carrots and a Mathematical Hoe Blueprint. This hoe's rarity levels up after certain milestones for Carrots farmed with the hoe.
• Newton Nether Warts Hoe: In specific, the Newton Nether Warts Hoe with a base rarity of Common, +10 Nether Wart Fortune, and +1 Farming Wisdom when farming Nether Warts. Crafted with 512 Nether Warts and a Mathematical Hoe Blueprint. This hoe's rarity levels up after certain milestones for Nether Warts farmed with the hoe.
• Pythagorean Potato Hoe: In specific, the Pythagorean Potato Hoe with a base rarity of Common, +10 Potato Fortune, and +1 Farming Wisdom when farming Potatoes. Crafted with 512 Potatoes and a Mathematical Hoe Blueprint. This hoe's rarity levels up after certain milestones for Potatoes farmed with the hoe.
• Rookie Hoe: A hoe that gives crops a 50% chance to drop a "seed" when harvested. What this seems to mean is there's a 50% chance that this crop will give you a bonus +1 of whatever is used to plant said item on Farmland. This means Pumpkin/Melon Seeds for both of these respective crops, Seeds for Wheat, and the crop itself for everything else. Fun Fact: the bonus +1 given is also affected by Farming Fortune if it's not Pumpkin Seeds or Melon Seeds. Purchased from the Farm Merchant for 10 coins.
• Stone Hoe: The vanilla hoe made of stone. Crafted with 2 Sticks and 2 Cobblestone.

Stone Sword​

• Conjuring: A dungeon sword that gives you the Mage's Guided Sheep ability in Dungeons, but as any class. As Mage, it reduces the cooldown of Guided Sheep by 5 seconds. While held, this item prevents Guided Sheep from activating via melee swings (AKA mage beam). Drops from Withermancers.
• Wither Cloak Sword: A dungeon sword with the ability to completely negate attacks from most sources at the cost of 20% of your max Mana. Damage negation only excludes Magma Boss crushing, Floor VII phase 3 instakills for being too far away from the main area or in the area Goldor already completely moved past, and the Trials of Fire if you don't have enough health to tank a single hit. It also theoretically works on suffocation damage, but that takes away mana every tick which virtually does nothing but drain your mana. Costs 4.5M coins from Floor VII Emerald, Obsidian, and Bedrock reward chests.
• Adaptive Blade: A dungeon sword that costs 1.25M coins from Floor II Emerald and Obsidian reward chests. When held, the sword gives different stat boosts depending on your Dungeon class:
  • Healer: +10 Mending, tethered players + players within 10 blocks get healed for 1/3 of your healing from Life Steal, Vampirism, and Syphon
  • Mage: +100 Intelligence, +25 Damage, melee attacks refill 25% more Mana
  • Berserk: +10 Damage, +75 Strength, +10 Speed
  • Archer: Melee'd enemies take +10% damage from your arrows and your arrows only (it's archer, they're discouraged from using melee)
  • Tank: +100 Defense, +5 Vitality, +5 True Defense
• Fel Sword: A dungeon sword that can get up to a +100 Damage boost from killing mobs. Every 100 kills is +1 Damage, so the max is at 10,000 kills. While held as Healer, Healing Circle heals 10% more and Healer's Ultimate Ability's cooldown is reduced by 10 seconds. Crafted with a Stick and 32 Fel Pearls.
• Stone Sword: The vanilla stone in the sword. Crafted with a Stick and 2 Cobblestone.
• ⚚ Adaptive Blade: The same as the original Adaptive Blade, except it deals higher damage. Crafted with an Adaptive Blade and 8 Scarf Fragments.
• Earth Shard: A dungeon sword that reduces the cooldown of Tank's Seismic Wave ability by 2 seconds. Drops from Super Tank Zombies.
• Dark Claymore: A dungeon longsword, and the definitive melee option (pre-Better Mayors update). This longsword ties for this highest base weapon damage in the game (pre-Better Mayors update), has Strength and Crit Damage to boost that damage further, and has the highest Swing Range stat in the game at +2 blocks reach. Costs 150m coins from Master Mode Catacombs: Floor VII Bedrock chest.
• Kindlebane Dagger: The Charmeleon of Blaze Slayer daggers. Crafted with a Firedust Dagger, 8 Molten Powder, and Gold Magmafish. For this post the sword is attuned to Ashen.
• Firedust Dagger: The Charmander of Blaze Slayer daggers. Crafted with a stick, Molten Powder, and 30 Silver Magmafish. For this post the sword is attuned to Ashen.
• Pyrochaos Dagger: The Charizard of Blaze Slayer daggers. Crafted with a Kindlebane Dagger, 64 Molten Powder, 8 Gold Magmafish, and 16x Inferno Vertex. For this post the sword is attuned to Ashen.
• Tactician's Murder Weapon: A Rift sword that is also the cause of much frustration for people speeding through the main line of progression and coming back for side quests later. Obtained as part of a reverse-murder from Master Tactician Fink for 500 Motes and a Leech Sword. Can be upgraded into a Self-Recursive Pickaxe, which just so happens to not be able to finish that very same quest.

None of these items are unused!

In terms of inventory space:

• All 23 items listed could easily fit in one's inventory, even without using the hotbar.
• The total cost of all 23 of these Stone Tools is ~331.8M coins (roughly 331,879,113 coins), roughly 157M of which is from Pyrochaos Dagger.
  • The total cost for all 3 Stone Axes is roughly 538.4 coins.
  • The total cost for all 8 Stone Hoes is roughly 8,633,344 coins.
  • The total cost for all 11 non-Rift Stone Swords is roughly 323,245,230.75 coins.
• Getting the Tactician's Murder Weapon is optional for the overall Rift Timecharms so far, but is required for the reverse-murder sidequest.

Final Question: What should I change the wording of "Final Question" to? It sounds too foreboding.
(also, see the poll.)