Place the bowl and right click it with the ingredients. First a Carrot, a prairie flower and a prairie grass, in any order. Once these three are in, add one piece of cooked meat.

Now stir: right click with an empty hand again and again. The faster you click, the faster you whisk, and the bowl slowly fills up. When it is full, take the Harvestfall Stew with an empty hand.

Shift right click to take the ingredients back out.

Works like a vanilla Smoker and cooks the same food just as fast. Fuel burns only half as long in it.

Connect pipes to the left and right of the pump. At least one pipe has to sit in water, that is where the water comes from. Every pipe end that leads nowhere is an outlet.

Right click the pump to crank it. After one turn, water sprays out of every open pipe end for a few seconds. An outlet fills a Cauldron, a Water Tank or leaves a short-lived puddle of water. As long as the pipes sit in water, open ends drip.

In the Nether the water just hisses away as steam.

Each tank block holds four buckets of water. Tanks placed next to and on top of each other share their water.

Fill it with a Water Bucket or a Water Bottle, or let a Water Pump pump into it. Take water out with a Bucket or a Glass Bottle.

Place a Windmill Bearing and attach at least 8 Windmill Sails to it, flat in front of the bearing. Right click the bearing to set the sails turning, right click again to stop them.

How fast it turns depends on the number of sails, the height, free space around the sails and the weather: it spins faster in rain and fastest in a thunderstorm.

Give the Transformer a redstone signal. After a second it starts humming and powers every redstone component within 8 blocks at full strength, without any wiring. Further away the power drops by one per block.

Overload: if more than 24 lamps, pistons, doors, hoppers and similar blocks are within its range, the needle goes into the red. After 10 seconds it blows up with a small bang and breaks. Repair it step by step with 2 Copper Ingots, 4 Redstone and 2 Rusty Plates.

Lightning: a lightning strike close by overcharges it for a minute. It switches on by itself, reaches twice as far and is repaired if it was broken.

Redstone Cable works like redstone dust.

Place it on a wall, floor or ceiling and give it a redstone signal. Right click it with an empty hand to change what it reacts to. When it goes off it flashes, beeps and gives a comparator signal.

Right click to switch the mode. To aim it at a fixed spot, shift right click, then right click the block you want it to point at.

Right click to open it, put an item in, take it out with an empty hand and close it again. Mailboxes along the roads of Harvestfall may still hold old letters, clues, journal pages or even a Cellar Key.

A farm bell that hangs from a Chain or stands on its own. It rings by itself at noon and at midnight, and you can ring it any time with a right click.

Caliche works like a vanilla stone set. Smelt Cobbled Caliche into Caliche and use the Stonecutter for stairs, slabs, walls, bricks and polished blocks. Moss Blocks turn bricks and cobbles mossy.

Caliche Rubble and the Rubble Foundation make rough walls and bases for your buildings.

Mesquite trees grow all over Harvestfall. Their wood has everything a vanilla wood type has, including signs, hanging signs and boats.

Hay piles lie all over the fields of Harvestfall. Careful with the ones that rustle and shed straw: a Strawlurker is hiding inside.

Old paper stacks can be stacked three high. Breaking one sends the pages flying, and sometimes half of a Torn Clue falls out.

The Hoedown Floor lights up like a Redstone Lamp. Steam Grates puff steam into the air, and the Disco Ball spins over the dancefloor.

The Sliding Glass Door is locked. Only a Mysterious Ticket opens it, and the ticket is not used up.

Dropped by The Big Cheese. Once placed, it gives every player within 8 blocks Luck.

Raiders, Cinderraiders, Ironwardens and Strawlurkers drop Reaver's Marks, and you find them in cellars. Spend them with the Harrowers.

Dropped by most raiders and by Harvesters, and found in barns and cellars. Used for Pipes, the Water Tank, Battered Armor, the Steam Grate and to repair Harvesters and Transformers.

Smelted from a Parched Loam Ball. Four of them make Dustclay Bricks.

Right click a Locked Rust Banded Door with the key. The door and every locked cellar wall connected to it turn into normal blocks, and the way in is open.

Right click a page to read it. There are seven of them, and together they tell how the green land of Harvestrise turned into Harvestfall.

The most common find in mailboxes. Craft it into 2 Paper.

Opens a locked Sliding Glass Door. The ticket is not used up.

Right click to search for the nearest Harvestfall within 6400 blocks. The needle then points there. If nothing is found, it tells you so.

Hold right click for four seconds and you are teleported to your respawn point, your bed or the world spawn.

Right click to raise the gun and fire a burning flare high into the air. Raider prowlers use them to call for help.

Held in your hand or off hand, it lights up your surroundings. Right click to throw it: it sets the ground around it on fire.

Right click to throw it. Whatever it hits is knocked back, blinded for 5 seconds and Concussed for a moment.

Each Runestone holds one enchantment for weapons. Combine it with your weapon on an Anvil.

Worn on your head, the goggles reveal invisible Raiders at any distance and give you Night Vision.

Wear it during a Dust Storm to see much further.

Wear the full set and you are immune to Bleeding. The Battered Horse Armor is what the Couriers put on their horses.

A heavy raider axe about as strong as iron. Every critical hit, landed while falling after a jump, makes the target bleed.

The Big Cheese drops a few when he is defeated.

Stirred in the Settler's Bowl. Eating it gives you the bowl back.

Harvestfall appears as a large round region of dry prairie. A Harvestfall Compass points the way.

Dusty roads run through it, lined with walls and mailboxes. Between them lie old crop fields with hay piles and windbreaks, windmills with barns, Caliche boulders, cairns and Mesquite groves.

In Harvestfall, raiders and the undead do not get along: they fight each other on sight.

Mesquite trees stand alone or in small groves. Some have fallen over, others are just stumps. Plant a Mesquite Sapling to grow your own and use the wood for the Mesquite wood set.

Sagebrush is solid like leaves. Sneak to slip into it: it slows you down, but while you crouch inside, monsters cannot see you. Craft it into Light Gray Dye.

All three can go into the Settler's Bowl. On clear nights, fireflies swirl around Sunthorn Blossoms.

Grama Grass and Buffalo Grass cover the ground of Harvestfall, both short and tall. Any of them can go into the Settler's Bowl.

When it rains elsewhere, a dust storm sweeps over Harvestfall. The air turns brown and you can barely see. A Raider Mask helps you see further.

Crops under the open sky can lose a growth stage while the storm blows. Dust Devils show up more often, and Tumbleweeds roll across the land.

Raiders show up in three ways. Patrols of two or three walk the roads. Ambushes wait invisibly around farmsteads, and prowlers sneak invisibly through the fields.

Invisible Raiders shimmer when you get within 8 blocks and drop their cover as soon as they are hit. Truesight Goggles show them at any distance. A prowler that spots you fires a signal flare and calls more Raiders.

They strike from a distance to stagger you, and their critical hits make you bleed. When badly hurt, they retreat and eat.

Cinderraiders often join Raider patrols. They hurl fire bolts and cast a ring of fire around themselves when you come too close. Some of them heal the other Raiders instead. When badly hurt, they vanish for a while.

Harrowers trade for Reaver's Marks, but they are not your friends. When one spots you, it blows its horn and Raiders come running. Hit it and it cowers.

Now and then a Courier rides the roads instead of a Raider patrol, on a horse in Battered Horse Armor and guarded by two Ironwardens. Attack it and it cowers while its escort charges at you.

Ironwardens block half of all hits from the front with their shield. They charge at you, knock you back and leave you Concussed. Attack from the side or from behind.

Harvesters were built from Iron Golems to work the fields. They still roam the crop fields and never leave them, but most of them attack on sight. Their critical hits are heavy and their kick sends you flying.

Broken Harvesters lie in the fields. Right click one step by step with 4 Rusty Plates, 4 Redstone, 4 more Rusty Plates and a Comparator. Once repaired, it fights for you for 90 seconds.

Some Hay Piles rustle and shed straw. Come within 4 blocks and a Strawlurker leaps out and lands on you. Its critical hits knock you back. When badly hurt, it vanishes for a few seconds.

Dust Devils spin across Harvestfall, more often during Dust Storms. They avoid fields and roads, and at night they hunt from further away.

Tumbleweeds roll across Harvestfall and fall apart after a minute or when hit.

The Big Cheese waits on his Redstone Lamp stage and wakes up when you come close. A crowd of Raving Pillagers joins the party.

Dancefloor: the Hoedown Floor tiles light up green and red. Get onto a green tile before the steam blasts out of the red ones. Every round has fewer green tiles. Jump over or duck under the steam waves.

Champagne: every few seconds he sprays a player with champagne.

Speakers: at three quarters, half and a quarter of his health, Speakers appear and send out bass waves.

Afterhour: when the dancefloor collapses, the fight goes on. Stay off the sparking tiles or you are Shocked and cannot move.

Caused by critical hits from Raiders and the Battered Axe. You lose half a heart every 1.5 seconds for 9 seconds.

Caused by the ranged strike of a Raider and the kick of a Harvester.

Caused by the charge of an Ironwarden and by Dust Charges. Stars circle your head while it lasts.

Caused by the sparking tiles in the Afterhour of The Big Cheese. Lasts 3 seconds.

Craft a Harvestfall Compass to find the biome. Follow the roads, but watch out for Raider patrols and for hay piles that rustle.

Check every mailbox along the way and every windmill barn. Collect Rusty Plates from fallen raiders and broken Harvesters, they are the base for pipes, tanks and armor.

Harvestfall hides a secret. No spoilers here, just the pieces you will need along the way.

When you look at one of these blocks, a small overlay shows what is going on and which keys to press.

All options can be changed in the config screen (Mod Menu on Fabric) or in the config file.