Wildbloom

Full guide, recipes and flower stats: Wildbloom Wiki

Magic made from flowers. Flowers make mana, pools store it, and you spend it to infuse items, power machines and charge your gear. Start with a dandelion and some bone meal, and work your way up to summoning the Heartwood Warden.

What's inside

• 23 generating flowers in four tiers. Dawnpetals drink sunlight, Tideblooms need water, Hungerblooms eat food, Stormblooms love thunder, and Voidblooms sit at the top.
• 17 helper flowers that automate your base. They harvest, collect, herd, smelt, sort, chop, till, mine, light, heal, feed, warp and speed up growth.
• Mana pools in four sizes, from the Small Mana Pool (5,000) up to the Grand Mana Pool (100,000).
• Spreaders, relays, prisms, lenses and sparks for moving mana around. Hold the Mana Wand to see the beams.
• Pool infusion: drop items onto a full pool to make Mana Ingots, Mana Diamonds, Livingrock and more.
• Rune Altar: elemental, seasonal and sin runes, Verdant Alloy and Fae Steel.
• Mana tools and armour that never break. They run on mana and recharge from pools.
• Machines: Mana Furnace, Cannon, Elevator, Brewery, Enchanter, Gauge, Hourglass and more.
• Living Trees that produce mana.
• Three bosses: the Crystal Sentinel, the Thornmother and the Heartwood Warden.
• The Lexicon: an in-game guidebook. Sneak and right-click any Wildbloom block with the Mana Wand to read about it.

Getting started

1. Craft a Dawnpetal (Dandelion + Bone Meal) and a Tidebloom (Blue Orchid + Bone Meal).
2. Craft a Small Mana Pool (stone in a U shape with a Dawnpetal in the middle).
3. Plant your flowers within 6 blocks of the pool.
4. Make a Mana Wand (a Dawnpetal on two sticks).
5. Drop an Iron Ingot onto the pool. At 3,000 mana it turns into a Mana Ingot.

Requirements

Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.30 or newer.

Links

• Wiki: baseballr.github.io/Wildbloom
• Source and bug reports: github.com/baseballr/Wildbloom