Mizi's Enchanting!

Due to recognizing the sheer amount of additional features on top of the new enchantments, the project has been officially named Mizi’s Enchanting going forward. This update fully implements all new Enchants for the main tools, that being pickaxes, shovels, and hoes. In addition, the datapack, while unfinished, is now 100% safe to test in survival. It also implements crop exp, repair cost being fully reset, a few extra mob drops, some tweaks and additions to prior enchantments, and a few miscellaneous features/tweaks.

NEW ENCHANTMENTS:

Armor Mine

• Attacking with this enchant has an 8% per level chance for the target to drop equipment.
• It also allows attacks to pierce armor stats at a per level rate double of Breach.
• Also lowers the durability drain from attacking by -1 per attack.
• Max level 5.
• Exclusively for Pickaxes
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Jungle Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Scope Creep

• Increases the user’s block reach when sneaking by 1 block per level.
• Also boosts experience gained from breaking blocks by x2 + 0.5 per level.
  • Having Silk Touch boosts the block reach by +2 blocks.
  • Having Fortune adds a bonus exp mult of 1 + 0.5 per Fortune level.
• Max level 3. Incompatible with Melting Point.
• Exclusively for Pickaxes
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Taiga Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Melting Point

• Auto-smelts when mining, including iron, gold, and copper ores.
  • This also includes ancient debris.
• For ores that can’t be auto-smelted, their drops are increased. Stacks with Fortune.
  • These include diamond, redstone, emerald, lapis, coal, and quartz.
• In exchange for auto-smelting or boosting, mined ores will not drop xp.
• This enchant increases attack damage of the tool by 1 + 0.75 per level.
  • Having Silk Touch boosts damage by +2 and grants +1 entity range.
• Targets are also ignited by this enchant. Higher levels mean longer fire duration.
• Max level 3. Incompatible with Scope Creep.
• Exclusively for Pickaxes. Treasure enchantment.
• Can be found via non-experiment Villager trading.
• Offered by Desert Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Unearthing

• Launches targets up into the air after attacking them
• The max height of the launch is raised per level of the enchant
  • If the Knockback enchantment is present on the tool, then the max launch height is boosted even further per level of Knockback.
• Also lowers the durability drain from attacking by -1 per attack.
• Max level 5.
• Exclusively for Shovels.
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Desert Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Soil Surplus

• Breaking soils/sands while sneaking with this tool gives you a chance to get more of the block you mined.
  • Having Fortune as well boosts the potential max number of extra blocks found.
  • Having Silk Touch as well greatly boosts the odds of getting the extra block, but only one block.
• Works on Clay, Dirt, Gravel, Mud, Netherrack, Sand, Red Sand, Soul Sand, & Soul Soil.
• Max level 1. Incompatible with Soil Sleuth.
• Exclusively for Shovels.
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Desert Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Soil Sleuth

• May find rare goodies via mining soils/sands while sneaking in exchange for the block.
  • Having Fortune as well boosts the odds of finding the rare goodies.
  • Having Silk Touch adds a small chance to retain the block whenever a goodie is found.
• Works on Clay, Dirt, Gravel, Mud, Netherrack, Sand, Red Sand, Soul Sand, & Soul Soil.
• Goodies potentially found from Overworld blocks are Iron Nuggets, Gold Nuggets, Coal, Raw Copper, and very rarely a Diamond.
• Goodies potentially found from Nether blocks are Iron Nuggets, Gold Nuggets, Crimson Fungus, Warped Fungus, Coal, Bone, Gravel, Diamond (quite rare), and Ancient Debris (extremely rare).
• Max level 1. Incompatible with Soil Surplus.
• Exclusively for Shovels.
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Swamp Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Damage Farm

• Deal increasing damage with each strike the more you combo a target within 10 ticks. The higher the level the higher the combo boost.
• The tool may now take +1 damage after attacking, the chance of this occurring increases with the tool’s material.
• Max level 5.
• Exclusively for Hoes.
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Swamp Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Prize Crop

• May find extra crops from fully grown crops. Chance is boosted by enchant level.
• The amount extra is determined by the material of the tool used. Stacks with Fortune.
• Fully grown crops affected are cocoa, beetroot, sweet berry bush, wheat, carrot, potato, glow berry vines, nether wart, pitcher pod crop, melon stem, pumpkin stem, chorus flower, and chorus plant.
  • Does NOT include the melon and pumpkin block themselves.
• Breaking fully grown crops that are default insta-mineable will deduce 1 durability.
• Having Fortune equipped adds a chance to get unusual items from sculk blocks.
  • Sculk may drop from sculk veins
  • Lapis Lazuli may drop from sculk and sculk catalysts.
  • Redstone Dust may drop from sculk sensors and sculk shriekers.
• Attacking with the enchanted tool may rarely reward the user with some Saturation.
  • Having Silk Touch present doubles the Saturation gained.
• Max level 3. Incompatible with Exp Harvest.
• Exclusively for Hoes.
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Plains Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

Exp Harvest

• Boosts the exp earned from fully grown crops. Chance is boosted by enchant level.
• The amount extra is determined by the material of the tool used. Stacks with Fortune’s effect on an exp drop. (See the Additions section for further details)
• Fully grown crops affected are cocoa, beetroot, sweet berry bush, wheat, carrot, potato, glow berry vines, nether wart, pitcher pod crop, melon stem, pumpkin stem, chorus flower, and chorus plant.
  • Does NOT include the melon and pumpkin block themselves.
• Breaking fully grown crops that are default insta-mineable will deduce 1 durability.
• Having Fortune equipped adds a multiplier boost to the exp found from breaking sculk blocks. Multiplier is determined by tool material.
  • Also makes sculk veins drop experience.
• Attacking with the enchanted tool may rarely reward the user with an exp orb.
  • Having Silk Touch present doubles the exp orb’s value.
• Max level 3. Incompatible with Prize Crop.
• Exclusively for Hoes.
• Can be found via an enchanting table, random applicable loot, non-experiment Villager trading, and on random mob equipment.
• Offered by Plains Librarians if the Villager Trade Experiment is enabled.

ADDITIONS:

• All custom enchants now have their set items and an empty effect, instead of just equal to Silk Touch. This means that the enchantment pack, while unfinished, is now more safe to test in an actual survival world, as all enchantments are found on their correct items, and any unfinished enchants will now simply update with each future Beta release.
• Due to continuing to find more scenarios where Too Expensive was still possible, any repair cost on items are now reset upon entering the inventory or being cursor selected.
  • In addition, the anvil cost of all enchantments is now 1 times the enchant’s level.
• Various blocks now act as enchanting table transmitters, meaning they do not block bookshelves from powering up enchanting tables. Transmitter blocks include:
  • Anything replaceable when placing blocks (in vanilla) (includes sculk veins)
  • All blocks that act as enchanting power providers
  • All stairs and slabs
  • All fences, fence gates, and walls
  • All doors and trapdoors
  • All buttons and pressure plates
  • All candles
  • All banners
  • Anything snow
  • All signs
  • All beehives
  • All glass blocks and glass panes
  • All carpets, including both moss carpets
  • All mob head blocks, including carved pumpkins
  • All coral and dead corals (NOT their block forms!)
  • All singular mushrooms and fungi (not their block forms)
  • Ice, frosted ice, and packed ice (not blue ice)
  • Spawners, trial spawners, vaults, frogspawn, and all blocks with “egg” in name
  • All non-full block plant blocks that are non-replaceable
  • Pointed dripstone, cobwebs, sculk sensors, sculk shriekers, all amethyst buds
  • Iron bars, chains, lightning rods, all copper grates and bulbs
  • Torches, campfires, lanterns, sea lanterns, jack o’ lanterns, end rods, froglights
  • All anvils, beds, cauldrons, rails
  • All furnaces, stonecutter, grindstone, composter, enchanting table, brewing stand, bell, beacon, conduit, note block, jukebox, ladder, scaffolding, decorated pot, chest, trapped chest, ender chest
  • Redstone dust, redstone lamp, repeater, comparator, level, calibrated sculk sensor, tripwire, tripwire hook, daylight detector, piston, sticky piston, pistons in motion, dispenser, dropper, crafter, and hopper.
• The following blocks can now be used to provide power to enchanting tables:
  • All lapis and diamond ores,
  • Lapis and diamond blocks,
  • Obsidian and crying obsidian,
  • Lecterns and chiseled bookshelves,
  • Sculk catalysts
  • Note: Due to datapack limitations, enchanting tables cannot take into account the contents of a chiseled bookshelf, just the block. Meaning it works while the block is empty of books.
• Most fully grown crops now give a chance to drop experience after breaking.
  • Having Fortune increases the chance of the experience dropping.
  • Crops that may drop 1 exp: cocoa, beetroots, wheat, carrots, potatoes, and chorus plants.
  • Crops that may drop 2 exp: sweet berry bush, glow berry vines, melon stems, pumpkin stems
  • Crops that may drop 3 exp: pitcher plant crop, nether wart, and chorus flowers.
• Breaking a fully grown crop with any hoe adds a chance to get an extra drop from said crop. This applies to nether wart and anything directly grown on farmland. The better the material of the tool the better the odds.
• Precision enchantment now corrects the arrow’s random aim so that it is a true firing from where you aim, thus making it true precision.
  • This effect occurs regardless of Precision’s level.
  • Massive thank you to ctkrocks’s Fletching Table datapack for reference of this command code from their Gold Arrows.
• Lapis Lazuli Block can be slowly smelted into Calcite. This grants 25xp per smelt.
  • Can be smelted faster in a blast furnace.
• Ore block drops have been overhauled, with most deepslate variants dropping somewhat more than their stone counterparts. The exception is lapis lazuli ores.
• Silverfish now drop an ore block 5% of the time. Is NOT boosted by Looting.
  • The rate is boosted to 10% when killed inside a Stronghold.
  • The ore block dropped depends on the y-level of the silverfish when it was killed.
• Piglins inside a Bastion Remnant may drop a Nether Gold Ore block on death (10%).
  • Bartering now includes the chance for 1-3 Nether Quartz Ore instead of Quartz.
• Enderman now may drop a Chorus Flower in the End, affected by Looting (10-20%).
• Small Slimes on fire or killed with Fire Aspect/Melting Point may now also drop 0-1 Coal, chance affected by Looting.

TWEAKS:

• The game now detects any items that have both Protection and Thorns (from vanilla RNG). If so, they will be edited to have Thorns removed to ensure the new compatibility.
• The mechanic of lowering an offhand item’s repair cost via eating an enchanted golden apple has been removed, as it is rendered useless with the above repair cost tweaks.
  • The Overpowered advancement has also been removed.
• Previous files referenced a future custom enchant concept called “deflecting”. This concept has been replaced with the future enchantment concept “guts”.
• Removed references to nova_structures:postmortal_blow as it is scrapped from DnT.
• Added tooltip order ref. to nova_structures:hydro_veil for a future 1.21.6 DnT update.
• Reverted some values in Trim enchant effects due to being excessive when combined with other mechanics, such as Swift Sneak or Depth Strider.
  • This is specifically for Coast and Ward trim enchant effects.
• Spire Armor Trim effect now grants 500 experience per armor piece when defeating the Ender Dragon, instead of 3000.
• Knockback’s attack knockback bonus has been reduced to 1 + 0.5 per level.
  • This makes it more useful when at max level. Change does not apply to Punch.
• Unbreaking’s effects on tool items has been nerfed compared to prior versions in order to balance its golden item buff.
• The Swift Sneak creation advancement function now requires the player to have done the advancement Til Death Do Us Part before attempting such a thing.
• Sharpness now does +0.75 damage per level.
• Silk Touch now does a 1.5x multiplier to mining speed instead of 2x.
• Cleaving now does a full -0.1 in attack speed per all levels, resulting in a max of -0.5.
  • In exchange it now does +5 damage at max level, up by +1.
• Tweaked the damage values of the Longshot enchant for better balancing.

FIXES:

• Fixed various enchantable tags and removed some unneeded tags.
• Fixed the Chilling enchant not actually doing the damage effects as intended.
• Fixed the Precision enchantment effects not being timed as intended.
• Fixed the particle effects of the Wayfinder trim effect to be a blueish color.
• Fixed the ominous brute/elder functions being disabled due to erroneous search functions.