[OUTDATED] MEGA THREAD: Gem Locations (After March 2017 Resource Distribution)

At the moment, that -is- the most efficient way of finding Amethyst. But it is still quite inefficient. Have you dug into caves underground under these mountains, perhaps? I might try that sometime.

I’m hoping to make a trip to munteen tonight. I’ll do some underground digging if I do and let you know what I find(:

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I just found 4 sapphire on Nasharil at elevation 147. It was in one of the tall mountains surrounded by lava. Edit: Just found 4 more at elevation 137.

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So I tracked down an Amethyst on a large floating mountain on Munteen. Then I dropped directly below it in between two lava pools and began to dig. I found a cave underneath the lava pools and floating mountains. Explored for a good amount of time and found some gold, silver, and titanium. Some coal. But no Amethyst. I then grapped back up the mountain to roughly 120 and dug straight in. 2x1 straight through. I found twelve Amethyst before my remaining 2 copper hammers ran out. If youre willing to burn the resources, you could potenially find a ton this way.

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Basically amethyst have gone from being the easiest, to being the hardest now.

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It certainly seems that way. Possibly Sapphire as well if they also can only be found high-up.

Well, as for Sapphire near lava, as you likely know, I have spent hours searching and found none. Good to see they were eventually discovered at high altitude though.

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Following coal-seams in high peak mountains in the lavalakes on Nasharil, alt 140 - 150.

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It seems that Diamonds are most definitely found on the lowest levels, and in very small amounts. They don’t seem to be specific to any biome. They are found quite scarcely anywhere underground between ~1-25.

Two others other than myself have confirmed this. I’m just adding to the data.

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found sapphire at levels of 120+ http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=900046670

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would totally be ok with you guys getting forum badges for being the first to share this info after the changes, its very helpful.

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That’s some good exploring :smiley:

Now that you’ve pretty much found them all … I don’t feel so bad about sharing this information…

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Saving this info to the Illuminoorti Databanks…

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WHAT o.o

So, what is the title of, “Leader”? Are you devs, just different forms of them? How do you have this chart? :o

Edit: Also, was I correct that some of them also spawn is specific biomes? From what I am aware, I have only found Ruby under mountains, but it’s only marked as, “Stone”.

No, not a dev … I made the chart this evening … the information just appears in my head :smirk:

Only kidding - I’m a tinkerer (that’s how I got so much information into Boundless Crafting) :wink:

I think so - under mountains certainly sounds like it could be igneous/metamorphic/sedimentary stone!

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I’m not sure that Tinkerer helps me as a definition. XD But you’re the person running the Boundless Crafting website?

And thank you. :slight_smile:

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they rip apart the code of the game to find the guts and goodness. like dissection. then they tell us all about it.

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I’m just a web developer, with an unhealthy interest in finding out how things work :wink:

Guilty as charged

Not so much rip apart, I only consume what the devs have graciously exposed, such as recipe information etc. I just convert that into a format that I can use and present on the website (and of course, on the occasional spreadsheet too :stuck_out_tongue: ).

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You’re a beautiful person. Thank you for the website and for this chart. <3 :smiley:

Edit: And if you ever needed any extra help adding stuff into the website and fixing recipes and such, hit me up.

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could we also have a chart for the minimum type of tools required to mine these?