Do sculk sensors mean ancient city?

Finding sculk sensors means you're in a Deep Dark biome, which is where Ancient Cities generate, but not every Deep Dark biome has one; they are a strong indicator you're close, as cities generate within these biomes, often under mountains, making them a key sign of potential proximity.
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Do sculk sensors spawn without ancient city?

They exist without ancient cities, yes. They can still summon the Warden, too. You can try to find a city around, but it's definitely not 100% that there will be one. It's just another cave biome a lot of the time.
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Do sculk shriekers spawn outside of ancient cities?

Natural generation edit. Sculk shriekers can be found infrequently within the deep dark biome, and they are much more common within ancient cities. All naturally generated shriekers can summon wardens.
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What do Sculk sensors detect?

Sculk sensors in Minecraft detect vibrations, which are caused by various in-game sounds and movements like walking, jumping, placing/breaking blocks, eating, shooting projectiles, and even explosions, within an 8-block radius. They emit a redstone signal, stronger the closer the vibration, allowing for wireless redstone contraptions like automatic doors or traps, and can be silenced with water or blocked by wool.
 
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What is the best use of sculk sensors?

You see, the sculk sensor enables one really cool feature: wireless redstone. Sculk sensors can detect vibrations, which mean they can complete a circuit just by sensing movement or change nearby, instead of requiring redstone dust paths to activate them.
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What is the #1 rarest block in Minecraft?

The Rarest of Them All

In the hierarchy of rare blocks in Minecraft, Emerald Ore, and Diamond Ore reign supreme. Emerald Ore, the cornerstone of trading with villagers, is a precious find in mountain biomes.
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How many ancient debris for 4 ingots?

You need 16 Ancient Debris to make 4 Netherite Ingots in Minecraft, because each ingot requires 4 Netherite Scraps, and 1 Ancient Debris smelts into 1 Scrap; so, 4 ingots means 16 scraps, which means 16 debris. You'll also need 4 Gold Ingots per ingot, totaling 16 gold for the four. 
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Does Sculk always lead to an ancient city?

No, finding sculk doesn't always mean an Ancient City is nearby, but finding sculk means you're in a Deep Dark biome, and Ancient Cities only generate within Deep Dark biomes. You can find large amounts of sculk in large cave systems without an Ancient City, but discovering the Deep Dark biome (indicated by sculk) is the first step, usually found deep underground, often under mountains, at Y-level 52. 
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How to know if Deep Dark is an ancient city?

An ancient city features a very large palace with a footprint of around 220 blocks on each horizontal axis, stretching throughout a deep dark biome. The floor of the city always generates at the Y level of -51.
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What does F3 Q do in Minecraft?

In Minecraft's Java Edition, pressing F3 + Q (hold F3, then press Q) opens an in-game help menu that lists all the other useful debug shortcuts and their functions, like reloading chunks (F3 + A), showing hitboxes (F3 + B), or toggling detailed item descriptions (F3 + H). It's your go-to command to quickly see what all the F3 combinations do without leaving your world, as shown in videos from this YouTube video and this other YouTube video.
 
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What is the most Ancient City that still exists?

Often called the “City of Palm Trees,” Jericho holds deep historical and archaeological significance, with ancient ruins that tell stories from the dawn of human settlement. Following Jericho are Byblos in Lebanon and Damascus in Syria, both of which trace their origins back to around 8000–10000 BCE.
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How to open chest without alerting shriekers?

Just surround any sensors, shriekers, or chest with wool. Of course, you'll need to scout the area well before opening the chest to avoid making a mistake. But once you've done so, open the chest and grab all the loot you like.
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What is the best biome to find an ancient city in?

The best biome to find an ancient city in Minecraft is the Deep Dark biome, which almost always generates beneath tall mountain biomes like Jagged Peaks, Snowy Slopes, or Groves, so search underground in these areas, around Y-level -50, looking for Sculk blocks. You'll need to explore large cave systems in these mountainous regions to stumble upon the rare, dangerous structures within the Deep Dark, as they don't spawn under oceans or deserts. 
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How rare is 2 ancient debris?

As of Java Edition 1.16.5, on average they generate 1.56 ores per chunk. Given this number, and that there are 32768 blocks in a chunk (16×128×16), there is approximately a 0.004% chance that any randomly selected block will be an ancient debris block.
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Can lava destroy netherite armor?

And it's the material that most players think is better than diamond. Netherite items are the most robust and the most durable. As mentioned, they do not burn in fire and lava, but they are pretty hard to obtain.
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What is the illegal block in Minecraft?

Illegal blocks in Minecraft are unobtainable blocks from normal gameplay, often resulting from glitches, exploiting older game versions, or using commands, and include things like functional barrier blocks, invisible bedrock, light blocks, command blocks, and old world generation blocks (like portal frames or end gateways) that retain their original properties. They aren't standard survival items but are sought after by technical players for unique building exploits, like stacked drip leaves, extended pistons, or flowing water/lava, often requiring specific patches or snapshots to acquire.
 
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What is the 2 rarest ore in Minecraft?

While Emerald is generally considered the absolute rarest, making it the #1 rarest ore by rarity per chunk in the Overworld due to its mountain biome restriction, Diamond Ore often functions as the second rarest for many players, as it's scarce deep underground and only appears in sparse veins, though Ancient Debris (Nether) and Deepslate Emerald can challenge its spot depending on mining method and biome. 
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What do amethyst sculk sensors do?

A calibrated sculk sensor is a craftable type of sculk sensor that functions similarly, but detects vibrations more quickly and from further away. Its amethyst-covered input side can be powered to make the sensor only detect vibrations from specific sources, depending on the signal strength used.
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What breaks sculk sensors fastest?

To break Sculk Sensors the fastest in Minecraft, use a Hoe; it's the quickest tool for any Sculk block, especially when enchanted with Efficiency V and paired with the Haste II effect, allowing for near-instant mining while dropping only experience unless you have Silk Touch to get the block itself.
 
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