Minecraft modpack: SS Evolution: Medieval Ages! (Part 1)

P.S. You can find the rest of the instructions for the fire here. I may post more about my survival precautions in the future, but now I will change subject. This is todays post.

Today I will be talking about a new minecraft modpack that I got. It's called the "SS Evolution: Medieval ages (or times, I don't remember)" In this modpack, there are quite a few mods that I myself am familiar with. Sadly there is no morph mod. But there is the invasion mod, there was the balkon's weapons mod, there is the mine&blade battlegear bullseye mod, there is a mod that I just started experimenting with (I forget what it is called). There is the "lake construction tool" and "construction tool" that I know how to use, and trust me, they are sick! And there are a few more. 

What I loooooove doing in this modpack, is I use the m&b battlegear bullseye, and the construction tools to make a huge "lake" (square shaped) about 3-6 levels high, I theen build a circle platform in the middle of it(at the surface) and build 4 bridges branching off at each side. Then I build a tower (7x7 corners removed) very high, and build my base inside it, including chests filled with gear. I take lots of stone, a few god apples, a ton of steak, armor, and weapons. I gear myself up, and then I place the nexus at the top floor (outside). Here is the set up I would use for the starting. I would use full diamond armor. 

My survival pre-cautions. Making a fire (part 4)

P.S. sorry for the lack of posts once more, last week on thursday and friday i slept over at my friend's house. And once more I forgot to post on monday and tuesday.

Next you need to make a socket. You can make it with bone wood or rock. If you are using a rock, it needs to be about the size of your fist, and it should have a smooth dimple in it. Idealy, a rock with a deep dimple and smooth sides is perfect. It should fit perfectly in your palm. Next you need to find a coal catcher. For the coal catcher all you need is a dry leaf or sliver of wood.

My survival precautions. Making a fire. (part 3)

Then you need to make a fire board.To make the fire board, you need the wood to be dry and non-adherent. You need to be able to dent it using your nail, without gauging it. Shape it about 1 inch thick, 2-3 inches wide, and at least 12 inches long. Next you need a drill.

To make a drill, you need wood a little harder than the wood for your fire board. Poplar and maple wood is good to use for the drill. Get the straightest piece of wood that you can. It'll help quite a bit. It should be 1-1.5 inches thick, and if you are smaller, your drill should be smaller.