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Volcanic eruptions & Chaos caves

Similar to the sulfur block and magma block combination. Lets use a new ruby block and/or redstone block and put it under a magma block with lava above the magma block to create a lava particle eruption that does damage to any entity that walks through. Lava levels can rise when more ruby block is stacked vertically under the lava source and magma block. When a ruby block is surrounded or submerged directly in lava it turns into a redstone block or if its a ruby ore block it turns into a redstone ore block in lava. Place a redstone block inside of a sulfur cube and freeze it surrounding it in ice or placing it in a cold biome then over time the redstone type block will become a ruby type block. This could also introduce chaos particles by placing a redstone block above a sulfur block with a sulfur dripstone underneath which can create a vertical line of falling red particles that turns any mob hostile that come in contact with the vertical falling particle effect. If players want, they can create a super cursed chaos cave themselves by connecting more. And some cases chaos caves can naturally form by world generation!!

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  When chaos particles fall on sulfur blocks it can turn it into cinnabar blocks. 9 sulfer slimes/goo can make a sulfer slime block. Ignite it or leave it in a place away from moisture and it should turn into a sulfer block overtime(magma blocks can speed up the process aswell). Freezing or keeping sulfur slime blocks cool can prevent it from hardening into a sulfer block. They basically work as normal slime blocks and can be used to make a continuous geyser if water touches it before a magma block is placed underneath. Ruby can also be used under sulfur slime blocks for continuous geyser effect. Use redstone underneath a sulfur slime block to make it reactive to movement above. Not only can sulfur cubes be duplicated by slime, but if you feed/interact on a small slime mob with a sulfur slime/goo item then it will turn into a sulfer cube (since there basically harmless anyways). That would turn them from a useless annoyance into something actually useful and add a bonus to actually slaying slimes other than to obtain a slime block. The question is should the potion of oozing summon slimes or more sulfur cubes when a sulfur has the effect?? [I say it should still summon slimes but oozing on a magma cube should summon more magma cubes]. Feeding a sulfur cube a magma cream can turn it into a magma cube and if the magma cube is feed or touches a sulfer block it can absorb/destroy sulfur and grow larger causing more chaos. Cinnabar can also turn into netherrack when it touches lava. Nether turns into cinnabar when it touches a water source. Cinnabar thats fully submerged in water can turn into granite overtime. Use magma cream on deepslate to turn it into andesite block. Use magma cream on stone to turn it into a diorite block.