Difference between revisions of "Gem structures"

Revision as of 14:24, 30 November 2014

Note: Gem structures are no longer in Pixelmon.

Gem structures were small buildings that each contained a certain type of hallowed Gem, used to complete the Spectral Jeweller's task. Each type of Gem (excluding the Fairy Gem) was housed in a different Gem structure, with each structure spawning in different biomes based on the structure's type. In the center of every Gem structure was a PokéLoot chest resembling a GS Ball that contained the respective hallowed Gem. This Gem could have been either be given to the Spectral Jeweller for its task or used like a regular Gem.

Gem type	Structure	Biomes
Bug Gem		Forest, Birch Forest, Roofed Forest
Dark Gem		Swampland
Dragon Gem		Extreme Hills, Extreme Hills+
Electric Gem		Savanna, Savanna Plateau
Fighting Gem		Mesa, Mesa Plateau, Mesa Plateau F
Fire Gem		Desert, Desert Hills
Flying Gem		Mesa Plateau, Mesa Plateau F, Savanna Plateau
Ghost Gem		Forest Hills, Birch Forest Hills
Grass Gem		Plains
Ground Gem		Desert, Desert Hills
Ice Gem		Ice Mountains, Ice Plains
Normal Gem		Plains
Poison Gem		Jungle, Jungle Hills
Psychic Gem		Plains
Rock Gem		Extreme Hills, Extreme Hills+
Steel Gem		Taiga, Taiga Hills, Cold Taiga, Cold Taiga Hills
Water Gem		Beach, Stone Beach, River, Ocean

Structure types

Bug Gem structure

The interior of a Bug Gem structure was a two-floor maze. The PokéLoot chest was on the second floor.

Dark Gem structure

The normal chest inside a Dark Gem structure was a trapped chest, but it was not connected to any sort of trap. It was also empty, however.

Dragon Gem structure

Electric Gem structure

Some of the chiseled stone bricks found in Electric Gem structures were Silverfish in disguise. If the difficulty of the world was not peaceful, mining these blocks would spawn Silverfish. The pressure plates inside the structure raised the pistons in front of them, blocking access to the chest unless the player stepped back or dismantled the device.

Fighting Gem structure

The tripwires and tripwire hooks in Fighting Gem structure were for decoration and did not trigger any traps.

Fire Gem structure

Flying Gem structure

Each Flying Gem structure contained a small parkour course, with the PokéLoot chest at the summit.

Ghost Gem structure

Grass Gem structure

Ground Gem structure

Ice Gem structure

A trapped chest could be found inside each Ice Gem structure in addition to the PokéLoot chest. This chest contained nothing and had no trap linked to it.

Normal Gem structure

Poison Gem structure

There was a trapped chest in each Poison Gem structure that was linked to two dispensers. However, the chest and the two dispensers were all empty.

Psychic Gem structure

The iron doors used in Psychic Gem structures were invisible, acting as invisible walls.

Rock Gem structure

Steel Gem structure

Water Gem structure

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 Gem structures were small buildings that each contained a certain type of hallowed Gem, used to complete [[the Spectral Jeweller]]'s task. Each [[type]] of Gem (excluding the [[Fairy Gem]]) was housed in a different Gem structure, with each structure spawning in different [[biomes]] based on the structure's type. In the center of every Gem structure was a [[PokéLoot chest]] resembling a [[GS Ball]] that contained the respective hallowed Gem. This Gem could have been either be given to the Spectral Jeweller for its task or used like a regular [[Gem]].