Duplicator

The Duplicator replicates items via templates, consuming large amounts of Dorios Energy and Liquified Aetherium.

It is a high-tier machine designed for duplicating rare materials, with costs scaling based on item rarity.

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Machine Information

Setting

Value

Energy Capacity

512,000,000 DE (512 MDE)

Typical Craft Cost

1,600,000–40,000,000 DE (depends on rarity)

Base Processing Rate

16,000 DE/t

Fluid Tank Capacity

512,000 mB (Liquified Aetherium)

Fluid Consumption

50 mB/s of recipe time

Upgrade Slots

3

Overclockable

Yes

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Machine UI

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Usage Examples

Input	Output
Valid template + Liquified Aetherium	Original item + one copied item

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Crafting Recipe

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What makes the Duplicator special

Unlike a simple transmutation machine, the Duplicator works from a template and gives you both the original item and a new copy when the craft finishes.

• The finished result is normally original + copy, for a total of two items.
• Valuable item details are preserved, which is what makes the machine so attractive for premium gear and specialty items.
• Costs climb sharply with rarity, so this is a progression machine, not a casual convenience block.

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How It Works

1. Insert a valid template into the input slot.
2. Fill the internal tank with Liquified Aetherium.
3. Provide enough DE for the selected rarity tier.
4. Collect the original and duplicated outputs from the result slots.

Output behavior

• The original stream returns the source item after processing.
• The copy stream holds the newly created duplicate.
• Keeping both result slots clear is important for long runs.

If you are duplicating valuable gear, this setup makes recovery feel much safer because the machine is designed around returning the template instead of consuming it outright.

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Restrictions

• Cannot clone Lucky Tools, banners, or potions.
• Cannot clone shulker boxes.
• Singularity templates are crafted in the Singularity Fabricator.
• The cloner block itself cannot be duplicated.

Some items are blocked because they carry awkward or risky behavior for duplication. When that happens, the safest response is simple: let the machine say no and move on.

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Rarity pacing

Known templates follow rarity-based time and cost profiles before speed boosts or overclock bonuses are applied.

Rarity	Total Time	Total Cost
Common	30 minutes	1,600,000 DE
Uncommon	52 minutes 30 seconds	3,200,000 DE
Rare	1 hour 45 minutes	5,600,000 DE
Epic	3 hours	8,000,000 DE
Legendary	4 hours 7 minutes 30 seconds	16,000,000 DE
Mythic	5 hours	24,000,000 DE
Transcendent	6 hours 15 minutes	40,000,000 DE

If a template is not part of the known rarity pool, the machine falls back to an Unknown profile. That fallback is much shorter, but it is also less predictable as a planning tool.

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Practical advice

• Use the Duplicator for items worth waiting on.
• Keep a steady supply of Liquified Aetherium before starting long runs.
• Save the Singularity Fabricator for the truly absurd templates that the Duplicator refuses.
• Treat speed boosts as convenience, not as a substitute for real energy infrastructure.