In this post, I’ll show you how to actually get the new Terrain glove in Slap Battles. Unlike some of the theories going around, the method is pretty straightforward once you have the right players and gloves.
To unlock Terrain, you first need the Infinite Cobblestone Generator badge. Getting this badge requires two players: one using the Stalagmite glove and another using the Water glove.
Once you have the badge, you can unlock Terrain and try out its new Geokinesis ability. I’ll walk you through exactly what you need to do below.
How to Get Cobblestone Generator Badge & Terrain Glove
Before getting into the requirements, here are the current stats for the Terrain glove:
- Power: 54
- Speed: 13
- Ability: Geokinesis
The ability is activated with E.
Terrain is tied directly to the Infinite Cobblestone Generator badge, so that’s the first thing you need to work toward.
Requirements for the Infinite Cobblestone Generator Badge
You need two players to complete the process:
- One player using the Stalagmite glove
- One player using the Water glove
You also need to perform the steps in the correct order because the Stalagmite player’s ability is what creates the lava needed for the next part.
Step 1: Use the Stalagmite Glove
First, have the Stalagmite player slap three people.
This is an important part of the process because the Stalagmite player needs to meet this requirement before being able to use the next part of the method.
Once three people have been slapped, you’re ready to use the Stalagmite ability.
Step 2: Summon the Lava
After the Stalagmite player has slapped three people, use the glove’s ability to summon lava.
You should now have lava available for the Water glove player to interact with.
Make sure the Water player is nearby and ready for the next step.
Step 3: Use the Water Glove on the Lava
Now it’s the Water glove player’s turn.
Have them spray water onto the lava created by the Stalagmite player.
When the water hits the lava, it will turn into a cobblestone block.
You should be able to see the cobblestone appear after the interaction, so this part is fairly easy to tell when you’ve done correctly.
Step 4: Collect the Cobblestone
Once the cobblestone block appears, walk over to it.
You’ll be able to interact with the block using a Proximity Prompt. Simply use the prompt to collect the cobblestone.
The video suggests that the players involved in creating the block may be the ones able to collect it, so if you don’t see the prompt, make sure you’re using the player who performed the required steps.
It’s also possible that the Water glove player needs to be the one who picks it up, so keep that in mind if the interaction isn’t appearing for you.
Step 5: Get the Terrain Glove
After collecting the cobblestone, you should have the requirement needed for the Infinite Cobblestone Generator badge.
Once you own that badge, you can unlock the Terrain glove.
So the complete process is:
Stalagmite → Slap 3 people → Summon lava → Water sprays lava → Cobblestone appears → Collect cobblestone → Get the badge → Unlock Terrain
That’s all you need to do.
Terrain Glove Ability Showcase
After unlocking Terrain, you can equip it and test out Geokinesis.
The glove has 54 Power and 13 Speed, while the ability allows you to build up terrain.
From the showcase, the ability essentially creates terrain in the area when activated. It’s a fairly simple ability compared with some of the more complicated gloves in Slap Battles, but it’s still a fun addition to the game.
That’s the actual method for getting the Terrain glove in Slap Battles.
You don’t need to follow the earlier theories about using Caveman or trying random combinations. The current method requires a Stalagmite player and a Water glove player. After three slaps, the Stalagmite player summons lava, the Water player sprays it, and the resulting cobblestone can then be collected.
Once you’ve got the Infinite Cobblestone Generator badge, Terrain is yours to unlock and use.