Music Disc "Tears" is a rare music disc that plays the haunting electronic composition "Tears" by {displayName} when inserted into a jukebox. This unique disc features remixed ghast sounds throughout its 2 minute 55 second runtime, creating an atmospheric track that perfectly captures the melancholic nature of the Nether's floating phantoms.

The "Tears" music disc can only be obtained by killing ghasts with their own deflected fireballs, making it one of the most challenging music discs to acquire. This method requires precise timing and skill to redirect a ghast's fireball back at the creature, which also unlocks the "Return To Sender" achievement. The disc's rarity matches its emotional depth and musical complexity.

When played in a jukebox, "Tears" creates an immersive audio experience that transforms any space into a contemplative environment. The track is part of the official Minecraft: Chase the Skies soundtrack and emits a redstone signal strength of 10 when detected by a comparator. Its haunting melodies and remixed ghast sounds make it a prized possession for music disc collectors and atmospheric builders alike.e1:T481,{displayName} is an essential equipment item that transforms happy ghasts into rideable mounts in Minecraft. This vibrant variant features distinctive vintage-style aviator goggles and bold red decorative curtains, making it both functional and aesthetically striking. The {displayName} offers a dynamic, eye-catching appearance that complements fire-themed builds and provides a passionate, adventurous look.

The {displayName} crafting recipe requires leather, glass, and red wool arranged in a specific pattern. Players can also create it by dyeing any existing harness with red dye. Happy ghasts naturally follow players holding red harnesses if they aren't already equipped with one.

When equipped on a happy ghast, the {displayName} enables up to four players to ride simultaneously. The aviator goggles automatically lower over the ghast's eyes during riding and raise when dismounted, providing clear visual indication of the mount's status. Upon dismounting, the happy ghast snaps to the nearest cardinal direction, allowing players to stand on it like a solid block. Red harnesses can be removed using shears.e2:T4e6,The {displayName} is a Redstone component used to extend Redstone signals, introduce delays, and create logic circuits. It is commonly used in Redstone contraptions, timing mechanisms, and signal locking systems. A {displayName} is crafted using 3 Stone, 2 Redstone Torches, and 1 Redstone Dust in a 3×3 crafting grid. It does not generate naturally and must be crafted by the player.

When placed, a {displayName} only accepts power from the back and outputs it from the front, ensuring one-way signal flow. It extends Redstone signals up to 15 blocks, preventing signal loss in long circuits. The delay setting can be adjusted by tapping on the repeater. It has four delay settings, ranging from 1 tick (0.05 seconds) to 4 ticks (0.2 seconds). This makes it useful for timing mechanisms and pulse extensions.

A {displayName} can also lock other repeaters by sending a signal from the side, preventing the locked repeater from changing its state. This feature is useful in complex Redstone circuits and memory storage designs. A {displayName} can be mined with any tool, but pickaxes break it the fastest. Unlike a Redstone Comparator, it does not measure block states but is essential for signal boosting, delays, and circuit control.e3:T413,A {displayName} is a defensive tool crafted from wooden planks and an iron ingot, used to block incoming attacks and reduce damage. When raised, a {displayName} can block most melee attacks, projectiles like arrows, and explosions, making it essential for combat and survival.

Shields can be customized by applying a banner in a crafting table, allowing players to display unique designs. They can also be enchanted with Unb