Polished Cinnabar Wall

Polished Cinnabar Wall is a decorative block that acts as the wall variant of polished cinnabar, a refined red stone material found in Minecraft. Like other wall-type blocks, Polished Cinnabar Wall automatically connects to adjacent blocks and fences, making it a practical choice for constructing barriers, garden boundaries, and architectural details within a build.

Polished Cinnabar Wall requires a pickaxe to mine successfully — using any other tool results in the block dropping nothing. It has a hardness of 1.5 and a blast resistance of 6, giving it a reasonable degree of resilience against explosions without being among the harder blocks to break.

Crafting Polished Cinnabar Wall is straightforward: place six polished cinnabar blocks across the bottom two rows of a crafting grid to receive six walls in return. Alternatively, a stonecutter can produce Polished Cinnabar Wall one at a time using either raw cinnabar or polished cinnabar as the input, offering a more flexible approach when materials are limited.

The block is both transparent and waterloggable, meaning it can occupy the same space as a water source without displacing it — a useful trait for underwater or waterside structures. Polished Cinnabar Wall is neither flammable nor susceptible to ignition from lava, and it is not a renewable resource. It uses the cinnabar sound type for placement, breaking, footsteps, and hit interactions.