This is the online version of the Hextended Staves documentation.

Extended Staves

As I learn more about this art, I find myself yearning for variety in my instruments just as I do in my work. I've since cast some time into the craftmanship of these curious sticks. The length allows for a miniscule addition in grid space, but not as I might get from a Scrying Lens. As such, I find the choice between it and its shorter sibling can still be made of preference, rather than use.

Extended Staves

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Extended Oak Staff

Extended Spruce Staff

Extended Birch Staff

Extended Jungle Staff

Extended Acacia Staff

Extended Dark Oak Staff

Extended Crimson Staff

Extended Warped Staff

Extended Mangrove Staff

Extended Cherry Staff

Extended Bamboo Staff

Extended Cherry Staff

Extended Edified Staff

An extension of an extension of your mind

Mossy Staves

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Mossy Staff

Flowering Mossy Staff

Extended Mossy Staff

Extended Flowering Mossy Staff

No single one can possess greater wisdom than the many Scholars who are elected by all men for their wisdom.

Prismarine Staves

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Prismarine Staff

Dark Prismarine Staff

Extended Prismarine Staff

Extended Dark Prismarine Staff

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Yet we can. We do. We have fought against saying it, but now it is said. We do not care.

Obsidian Staff

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Obsidian Staff

Extended Obsidian Staff

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We forget all men, all laws and all things save our metals and our wires. So much is still to be learned!

Purpur Staff

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Purpur Staff

Extended Purpur Staff

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So long a road lies before us, and what care we if we must travel it alone!

Functional Staves

Of course, in my ingenuity, it would be narrow-minded to craft extensions of my staff only in the physical sense. If I'm to cultivate a flexible and oh so utile art, my tools must so be as well. The first, a cleverly-thought but crudely built staff of amethyst. Peculiarly, the amethyst block will more readily crumble when directly used to weave the media, providing itself to my Hexes.

Improvised Amethyst Staff

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Improvised Amethyst Staff

Improvised Extended Amethyst Staff

For when you forget wood and you're already ~100 blocks deep in the geode

Furthermore, should I find myself enamored in its impure yet ordered, crude yet elegant, pungent yet aloft, glistening yet vacuous yet glistening yet--

If I should like to keep it, I have found means of preventing its crumble, sealing it so that I may use it indefinitely. Though, of course, you cannot have your gleaming purple cake and eat it too, not more before the rapacious hands of Nature!

Sealed Improvised Amethyst Staff

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Sealed Improvised Amethyst Staff

Sealed Improvised Extended Amethyst Staff

We made it. We created it. We brought it forth from the night of the ages. We alone. Our hands. Our mind. Ours alone and only.

The second, a hefty sphere fashioned to hold iota, not unlike a Focus. While this on its own proved convenient, it bears its marvel in the form of bringing things once out of my range to the palm of my hand.
Seeking after the unique energy given off by player entities (which enables them to be affected by me from any distance), I've made something that can magnify any entity reference into the range of my Hexes, so long as I hold the orb in either hand.

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Drawing Orb

Accepts any iota, but only amplifies signals from entities.

who up pondering they orb

Cross-Mod Staves

Whilst stumbling across the other powers that inhabit my world in addition to Hexcasting, I've found myself entertaining the thought of using their arcane materials in staff construction.

To think, wielding a purple-gem-adorned staff carved from a magical wood that isn't purple! How blasphemous!

In any case, these staves as well do not yet provide any additional benefit that I can discern. However, I maintain that they look quite a bit nicer when accompanying other tools made of the same materials in my arsenal. If I study other diverse tools and decide to use them myself, I'd do well to have a staff that feels at home next to them in my bag.

Botanical Staves

Mana? I hardly-- wait, what was I supposed to reference?

Archwood Staves