How do you purge taint?
I realize that tainted regions are important for certain things in Thaumcraft, but I hate that it spreads so voraciously.
I've tried placing a ring of cobblestone around it to contain the area, but it inevitably spreads to new areas and I have constant damage control going on.
I don't want to disable it, so what is the best way to eliminate taint in an area?
Specifically, I am referring to Thamcraft that is included in the Direwolf20 modpack from Feed The Beast. I believe this is Thaumcraft 4 (from Direwolf20 Modpack Mods )
Best Answer
I've found that a good way to destroy an area of taint is make a large amount of Alumentum and blow it up. For taint to be eliminated, all the tainted blocks have to be destroyed. Obviously it's hard to do this with a shovel/pickaxe because of the effects of taint. You can also try TNT but I found alumentum easier because you're able to throw it at the taint.
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