Build Whatever Blocks: Store Items, Packs and What Their Names Reveal

Build Whatever's store mixes block content with tools and effect items, and five priced entries make up the block side: Diamond Block (Price 5), Stuffed Shelf (Price 9), Doors Pack (Price 19), Colorful Glass Pack 🎨 (Price 19) and Extra Blocks Pack [10 blocks] (Price 19). Each shows a plain "Price" number — the listing doesn't state a currency — and every thumbnail is stamped "Updated 2 months ago". Their names do most of the explaining, so here is the full block lineup and what each name tells you.

The store's block-related items

Data table

Data table

Item	Price	What the name reveals
Diamond Block	5	Named as one block piece rather than a pack; the name states no quantity.
Stuffed Shelf	9	A shelf piece for furnishing a build; the name states no quantity.
Doors Pack	19	A pack of door pieces — the name gives the type, not the count.
Colorful Glass Pack 🎨	19	A pack of glass pieces in different colors; no piece count given.
Extra Blocks Pack [10 blocks]	19	The only entry whose name states a count: ten blocks. The listing does not name those blocks individually.

What the pack names reveal

Three entries are named as packs, and only one of them commits to a number:

• Doors Pack says it adds door pieces, but not how many.
• Colorful Glass Pack 🎨 says it adds glass pieces in different colors — again with no count.
• Extra Blocks Pack [10 blocks] is the only entry in the listing whose name states a count: ten blocks. The listing doesn't name those blocks individually, so you know how many but not exactly which pieces.

The two remaining entries aren't named as packs. Diamond Block reads as a single block piece, and Stuffed Shelf as a shelf piece for furnishing a build. The prices line up with that: Diamond Block (Price 5) and Stuffed Shelf (Price 9) are the two cheapest entries, while all three packs cost the same Price 19.

Store items that aren't block packs

The rest of the store's priced entries are tools or effect items by their own names, so you can skip them when shopping for pieces:

• Blocks Shield — Price 49
• Rocket Laucher [OP] — Price 67 (the listing spells it "Laucher")
• Bat [Can Destroy Blocks] — Price 99
• Flying Carpet — Price 99
• Infinite Tnt 💣 — Price 1,499

None of these add pieces to a build, but the Bat's label is a useful hint about the game itself: "[Can Destroy Blocks]" confirms that blocks in Build Whatever can be destroyed.

Where to go next

• Looking for block content beyond the store? There is also a dedicated block packs guide.
• The build ideas page collects projects to aim your pieces at.
• And once pieces are placed, the how to paint guide covers coloring your builds.