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# Explosives

Explosives are items found randomly during excavation (not available in mini-games) that explode with a variable range and force according to the table below. These items can be found inside the mine as well as purchased from the in-game marketplace. The radius determines how many adjacent blocks the explosion hits (based on the block selected by the player) and the force is the multiplier of the blow in relation to the durability of adjacent blocks.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Radius**: To use an explosive, the miner must select the explosive and then hit a block, the radius is calculated from the impacted block (the selected block counts as the first space of the radius). To do this, the block must be within the miner's attack range. 

**Strength**: when using an explosive with strength 2, for example, any block with durability 2 or less within the radius will be destroyed, and blocks with durability greater than 2 will have their health reduced by the force of the impact.
{% endhint %}

| Name             | Image | Strength | Radius |
| ---------------- | ----- | -------- | ------ |
| Dynamite         |       | 1        | 3      |
| Dynamite's Crate |       | 2        | 4      |
| TNT              |       | 3        | 6      |


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