1. Basic Blocks

Dirt

Grass Block

Stone

Cobblestone

Sand

Gravel

Clay

Netherrack

Here are some additional steps you can include in the "1. Basic Blocks" section of your Minecraft block list checklist

Podzol

Mycelium

Red Sand

End Stone

Soul Sand

Snow Block

Ice

Packed Ice

Water

Lava

2. Wood Blocks

Oak Plank

Spruce Plank

Birch Plank

Jungle Plank

Acacia Plank

Dark Oak Plank

Wood (various types)

Log (various types)

Here are some additional steps you could include in the "2. Wood Blocks" section of your Minecraft block checklist

Check for Stripped Logs (various types)

Check for Stripped Wood (various types)

Add Wooden Slabs (various types)

Add Wooden Stairs (various types)

Include Wood Buttons (various types)

Include Wood Pressure Plates (various types)

Note the existence of Crafting Tables

Note the existence of Fences (various types)

Note the existence of Fence Gates (various types)

Include Signs (various types)

Include Trapdoors (various types)

Include Wooden Doors (various types)

Include the new types of Wood Blocks introduced in updates (if applicable)

Check for the presence of Boat (various types)

Include the presence of Wooden Chests

Include the presence of Wooden Hoppers

Feel free to modify or expand upon these suggestions based on your checklist needs!

3. Stone Variants

Stone Brick

Mossy Stone Brick

Chiseled Stone Brick

End Stone

Quartz Block

Smooth Stone

Here are some additional steps you could include in the "3. Stone Variants" section of your Minecraft block checklist

Cobblestone

Stone

Granite

Polished Granite

Diorite

Polished Diorite

Andesite

Polished Andesite

Blackstone

Polished Blackstone

Cracked Stone Brick

Infested Stone

Infested Cobblestone

Infested Stone Brick

Infested Chiseled Stone Brick

These additions will help ensure a more comprehensive checklist for the stone variants in Minecraft

4. Tiles and Slabs

Stone Slab

Wooden Slab (various types)

Brick Block

Brick Slab

Quartz Slab

Nether Brick Block

Terracotta (various colors)

Here are some additional steps that can be included in the "4. Tiles and Slabs" section of your Minecraft blocks checklist

Stone Brick Slab

Sandstone Slab

Red Sandstone Slab

Concrete (various colors) Slab

Wool (various colors) Slab

Prismarine Slab

End Stone Brick Slab

Copper Block

Copper Slab

Mud Brick Slab

Blackstone Slab

Polished Blackstone Slab

Deepslate (various types) Slab

Mossy Stone Brick Slab

Granite Slab

Diorite Slab

Andesite Slab

Basalt Slab

Smooth Quartz Slab

Chiseled Stone Brick Slab

Glazed Terracotta (various patterns) Slab

This list can help ensure that all relevant slabs and tile types are covered in your checklist

5. Glass and Transparents

Glass

Stained Glass (various colors)

Glass Pane

Ice

Packed Ice

Blue Ice

Certainly! Here are some additional steps that could be included in the "Glass and Transparents" section of your Minecraft block checklist

5. Glass and Transparents

Glass

Stained Glass (various colors)

Glass Pane

Ice

Packed Ice

Blue Ice

**Frosted Ice.**

**Bubble Column (as it interacts with water).**

**Soul Sand (for its transparent interaction with water).**

**Honey Block (not fully transparent but has unique properties).**

**Water (as a transparent block).**

**Lava (for its semi-transparent appearance).**

**Vines (considered transparent for visibility).**

**Leaves (various types, as they have transparency).**

**Scaffolding (transparent block with unique climbing mechanics).**

**Glass Block Variants (if applicable for future updates).**

**Light Block (a transparent light-emitting block).**

Feel free to adjust or expand this list based on your specific needs or any new content that may be introduced in future updates!

6. Natural Blocks

Grass

Tall Grass

Flowers (various types)

Foliage (leaves)

Cactus

Lily Pad

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the "6. Natural Blocks" section of your Minecraft block checklist

Dirt

Coarse Dirt

Podzol

Mycelium

Gravel

Sand

Clay

Snow Block

Ice

Packed Ice

Snow Layers

Bamboo

Sweet Berry Bush

Sea Grass

Kelp

Coral Blocks

Vines

Mushroom Blocks (Red and Brown)

Nether Wart

Weeping Vines

Twisting Vines

Feel free to adjust or expand on this list based on your specific needs or preferences!

7. Ores and Minerals

Coal Ore

Iron Ore

Gold Ore

Diamond Ore

Emerald Ore

Lapis Lazuli Ore

Nether Quartz Ore

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the "7. Ores and Minerals" section of your Minecraft block checklist

Redstone Ore

Copper Ore

Ancient Debris

Nether Gold Ore

Deepslate Coal Ore

Deepslate Iron Ore

Deepslate Gold Ore

Deepslate Diamond Ore

Deepslate Emerald Ore

Deepslate Lapis Lazuli Ore

Deepslate Redstone Ore

Raw Iron (obtained from smelting Iron Ore)

Raw Gold (obtained from smelting Gold Ore)

Raw Copper (obtained from smelting Copper Ore)

Netherite Scrap (obtained from smelting Ancient Debris)

Checking for the availability of ores in different biomes

Noting the different levels at which ores are typically found

Identifying any new ores introduced in recent updates

Recording the best tools for mining each ore type for efficiency

Mentioning any unique drops or uses for each ore (e.g., crafting items, tools, or armor)

Listing the experience points gained from mining each ore

Feel free to adjust or expand upon these steps to suit your checklist!

8. Special Blocks

TNT

Bedrock

Command Block

Beacon

Enchanting Table

Brewing Stand

Anvil

Certainly! Here are some additional steps that could be included in the 8. Special Blocks section of your Minecraft block checklist

Structure Block

Jigsaw Block

Barrier Block

Dragon Egg

Note Block

Spawner

End Portal Frame

Respawn Anchor

Lodestone

Target Block

Feel free to add any other specific blocks or features that you think might fit the "Special Blocks" category!

9. Decorative Blocks

Wool (various colors)

Carpet (various colors)

Banner (various colors)

Painting

Certainly! Here are some additional steps you could include within the 9. Decorative Blocks section of your Minecraft block checklist

Flower Pot

Item Frame

Clay (various colors)

Glazed Terracotta (various colors and patterns)

Concrete (various colors)

Terracotta (various colors)

Bookshelf

Jukebox

Sign (various types)

Lantern

Sea Lantern

Campfire (and Soul Campfire)

Vines

Leaves (various types)

Fence (various types)

Wall (various types)

Flower (various types)

Mushrooms (various types)

Potted Plants (various types)

Coral Blocks (various types)

Feel free to adjust the list or add any additional decorative blocks based on your needs!

10. Redstone Components

Redstone Dust

Redstone Torch

Lever

Button

Pressure Plate

Piston

Sticky Piston

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the 10. Redstone Components section of your Minecraft block checklist

Repeater

Comparator

Observer

Dispenser

Dropper

Hopper

Note Block

Jukebox

Tnt

Redstone Lamp

Target Block

Redstone Block

Activator Rail

Powered Rail

Detector Rail

Feel free to modify or expand the list based on your preferences!

11. Miscellaneous Blocks

Chest

Furnace

Crafting Table

Jukebox

Note Block

Ender Chest

Certainly! Here are some additional steps that could be included in the **11. Miscellaneous Blocks** section of your Minecraft block checklist

Barrel

Blast Furnace

Smoker

Loom

Grindstone

Cartography Table

Smithing Table

Stonecutter

Bed

Sign

Flower Pot

Anvil

Enchanting Table

Beacon

Lectern

Respawn Anchor

Composter

Feel free to add or modify this list based on your preferences!

12. Blocks from The Nether

Soul Sand

Glowstone

Nether Wart Block

Crimson Nylium

Warped Nylium

Here are some additional steps you could include in the "12. Blocks from The Nether" section of your Minecraft block list checklist

Netherrack

Nether Bricks

Basalt

Polished Basalt

Blackstone

Polished Blackstone

Chiseled Polished Blackstone

Blackstone Bricks

Gilded Blackstone

Quartz Block

Chiseled Quartz Block

Pillar Quartz Block

Ancient Debris

Soul Soil

Netherite Block

Netherite Scrap

Crimson Planks

Warped Planks

Crimson Stem

Warped Stem

Crimson Hyphae

Warped Hyphae

Shroomlight

Bone Block (found in Bastions)

Magma Block

Lava Block (as a fluid, but also relevant in the Nether context)

Obsidian (found in the Nether, especially around lava)

Nether Fog (if considering visual aspects)

Nether Fortress Blocks (e.g., Blaze Rods for crafting)

Bastion Remnants Blocks (e.g., various unique blocks found in Bastions)

Feel free to modify or expand upon these suggestions based on your specific needs for the checklist!

13. Blocks from The End

End Stone Brick

Purpur Block

Ender Chest

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the "13. Blocks from The End" section of your Minecraft block checklist

End Stone

Purpur Pillar

Purpur Stairs

Purpur Slab

Chorus Plant

Chorus Flower

End Gateway

Dragon Egg

Shulker Box

End Rod

Ender Dragon Spawn Egg

Respawn Anchor (specific to the End)

Elytra (though technically an item, it is often associated with End exploration)

Ender Dragon Head

Feel free to adjust or add more items based on your specific needs or recent updates!

14. Updates and New Blocks

(Stay updated with the latest versions for new blocks)

Here are some additional steps you could include in the "Updates and New Blocks" section

Check the official Minecraft website and social media channels for announcements on new updates

Follow Minecraft community forums and Reddit for discussions on upcoming features and blocks

Join Minecraft-related Discord servers to receive real-time updates from fellow players and developers

Subscribe to YouTube channels that focus on Minecraft updates and tutorials for visual demonstrations of new blocks

Review the Minecraft changelog or update notes after each release for detailed information on new blocks and features

Experiment with new blocks in Creative Mode to understand their properties and uses

Keep an eye on Minecraft Snapshot releases for a sneak peek at upcoming blocks before they are officially released

Engage with the Minecraft community to share experiences and tips about newly introduced blocks

Participate in beta testing programs to gain early access to new content and provide feedback to developers

15. Verification

Review each section to ensure all blocks are accounted for.

Cross-reference with the latest Minecraft wiki for updates or changes.