End Stone

• The prototype of the End stone is considered to be a block of white cobblestone, which was added to Minecraft in version 1.0.0 in the snapshot Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3.
• In the snapshot Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4, the texture and color of the white cobblestone were changed and the End stone appeared in the game. It could be mined with a pickaxe, while a cobblestone fell out.
• In the snapshot Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5, the End stone got a name when it is in the player's inventory, and when mining with a pickaxe, the End stone itself began to fall out.
• From version 1.9, snapshot 15b31a – you can craft End stone bricks from End stone.
• In version 1.14, the texture of the End stone was changed twice.

End stone in Minecraft is a renewable block of light beige color. It has a hardness of 3 and an explosion resistance of 9 (3 units higher than that of a stone). This is the block with the highest explosion resistance that can be moved by a piston.

End stone is not picked up by enderman and cannot be destroyed by an Ender Dragon.

Does not burn in fire and lava, can stack 64 pieces in an inventory cell.

• The End stone block is nothing more than a modified block of cobblestone: the colors were changed, and the texture was "flipped" and shifted 3 pixels up and 8 pixels to the right.
• The End stone can be placed under the Note Block to create the sound of a "bass drum".

End stone can only be found in Ender.

From End stone in a workbench or in a stone cutter, you can get End stone bricks, and from them – a fence, steps and a slab.

End stone allows only enderman to spawn.

No. End stone has the 3rd place in explosion resistance. Obsidian has the second place, and the first place belongs to the bedrock.

Yes. End stone can be extracted with a pickaxe. Players can create a shelter from the End stone, because the Ender dragon cannot destroy the End stone.

Yes, it can be destroyed by an explosion.