Netherright, the Uber strong material that makes Diamond look like cobblestone, a material so powerful that it's hiding in the depths of the scariest part of Minecraft's world, the Nether.

It's so rare that it feels like you can only find it in your dreams.

Well, it's not like any of us are going to be doing much sleep tonight,

but why is it so hard to find?

What is Netherright?

And where does it come from?

Trust me, this is no simple origin tale friends.

It takes us from the depths of the nether to the reaches of outer space

and ultimately to the secret origins of Minecraft's long lost lore. Hello internet, Welcome to Game Theory. The show that's doing the hard work of

piecing together Minecraft's lore because clearly Mojang ain't gonna do it for

us. We really want people to try to figure these things out by themselves,

keeping the sense of mystery. Well if the Minecraft lore is supposed to be a mystery,

then consider me your persistent detective. Across all this discussion of Nether and the wider Minecraft lore,

we haven't talked about one of the most important materials that you find down there,

Netherright.

Although Netherwright is one of Minecraft's newest materials, only coming out in June of 2020,

despite it being so new. From a lore standpoint, Netherwright is one of the

Minecraft world's oldest mysteries. Since that update, buried deep within the

nether, you can chance upon ancient debris

emphasis on the word ancient which you can then smelt to form netherite scraps.

For those combined with four golden ingots gets you a netherite ingate which you can then

use to upgrade your diamond armor into even more powerful gear all of this then raises the obvious question what is nether right clearly it's supposed to be a fictional substance but when does that stop us before?

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