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Cobbled Deepslate at the bottom, Deepslate Bricks in the middle, Deepslate Tiles at the top.

Cobbled Deepslate is the deep counterpart of cobblestone: it is what Deepslate drops when you mine it without Silk Touch, in the dark lower layers of the world. It does the same jobs as cobblestone, with a darker gray look.
It is made with the Stonecutter from Deepslate. It is mined with a pickaxe.
The game treats it as a stone crafting material, so it can replace cobblestone in stone tools, in the Furnace and in the Brewing Stand. You will collect plenty of it while looking for diamonds, so there is no need to carry cobblestone down.
It is harder than cobblestone and takes noticeably longer to mine, but it resists explosions just as well. That hardness is why tunnels through the deepslate layer go slower.
As a building block it opens a whole palette: slabs, stairs and walls, then Polished Deepslate, deepslate bricks, tiles and chiseled deepslate, all of which can be cut on a Stonecutter. Smelting it gives a deepslate block back.
Deepslate → Cobbled Deepslate
// Slots with several items cycle through every accepted option.
Cobbled Deepslate at the bottom, Deepslate Bricks in the middle, Deepslate Tiles at the top.
Cobbled Deepslate or Blackstone work too.
Blackstone and Cobbled Deepslate also work.
At the Stonecutter: 1 × Deepslate gives 1 × Cobbled Deepslate. Mining the block drops it.
It replaces cobblestone in stone tools, furnaces and brewing stands and is the base of the deepslate building blocks. It is an ingredient in 27 recipes, made at the Stonecutter, Crafting Table and Furnace; for example Cobbled Deepslate Stairs, Cobbled Deepslate Wall, Deepslate, Deepslate Brick Slab, Deepslate Brick Stairs and 19 more.
The fastest tool is the pickaxe.
Placed under a Note Block, Cobbled Deepslate gives the Bass drum sound.
Stone Age (Mine Stone with your new Pickaxe).