Why:

Blackstone. I didn't like how it looked from the moment it was added (for the whole of like two weeks), and new Bastions showed me that it also severely worsens the readability of the structure. With extremely high color contrast and excessive hue-shifting it turned out for me as one of the worst blocks ever made. So I recreated it, smoothing the colors and reducing rough clusters, with respect to the style established by Jappa's textures, all while keeping the original concept intact.

• Fully revamped Blackstone textures, including all polished/brick variants and Gilded Blackstone

• Improved Basalt and Polished Basalt blocks

• Fixed Crimson vegetation color palette

• More natural Crimson and Warped stems, drawn from scratch
  

• Improved Twisting and Weeping Vines shading and colors
  

• Retextured Crimson and Warped planks with respective doors and trapdoors

• Enhanced Strider texture with nether wart spots and gently changed colors

• Slightly adjusted Nether Gold ore

Side effects:

• Bastions are much easier to navigate
• Crimson and Warped planks now have dots like Nether Wart they originated from
• This also differentiates their texture from Overworld planks
• Striders' eyes stick out a bit less than before
• No more annoyance from crimson grass having pink shades unlike any other part of the biome's textures
  
• Extra wacky resource pack icon