sedimentary rock for ceilings, floors, cave type builds and igneous rocks for walls n’ stuff.
and concrete because shadows.
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Corruption and growth, I like how they bleed over into other blocks.
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I second this!
ash and tangle (@wakeNbake 
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sedimentary rock
metamorphic stone
compact metals (imho way better looking than refined or even machined ones)
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I live the clay block… started using it as wallpaper and it does an awesome job 
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oh and sand!! not always, but some colors make sand such an awesome block
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Tangle, mould, thorns, sponge, mud and raw blocks are my favs! Best for building natural environments
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I agree with the wicker. I even asked for more wicker variants as we have for mosaic and marble.
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What do you use glacier for? Just deco? Or do you use the texture for something else?
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Growth 
currently using it for part of my discotheque
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Nice! Growth really is underrated, especially yellow growth. The little circles on top of it look like gold!
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the most underrated building block is mud. Cause MUD
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mostly in caves. if it’s darker, it looks like wet rock
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other than some colors of ice and glacier can be used as shiny metal to add more variety to metal builds, not much else comes to mind 
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Ive used it to create “rocks” . You know like smaller rocks that have been blown off the bigger piece or so.
Also good material to create illusion of cracks on walls… ceiling… pretty much anything you can think of… cave entrances
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Sand… great when chiseled to create a smooth surface.
And good ol’ Timber and stones.
Timber for the bright colours (when highlighted with gleam) and stones for the textures.
Can do some pretty cool things with even the most basic blocks when applied right.
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like i said before, MUD. whitish tints of it can make it look like cow hide.
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