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Enchants and Expeditions 26.1-r1.0-fabric6 months ago 44
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1.x
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Fabric
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Client and server
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Any compatible version
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Changes
What's New
- multiloader 26.1 port!
- 4 new blessings, 2 enchantments and 1 curse!
- enchanting table re-overhaul!
- chiseled treasure enchanting!
- re-roll enchantments
- better anvil formula
- visual attributes!
- powerful enchantments!
- much more!
Added
- Blessing of Neptune (Flow)
- Blessing of Winter (Frost)
- Blessing of Celerity (Greed)
- Blessing of Arcana (Mana)
- Critical Strike (Might)
- Blizzard (Frost)
- Curse of Torment
- new Powerful enchantment system, wherein strong enchantments use 2 slots and have a new symbol next to their name
Changed
- overhauled enchanting table calculations and balancing
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- this change is actually so large that i can't really go into detail here
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- re-enchanting is infinitely better, and finds you upgrades to existing enchantments or even blessings when applicable, rather than hard-stopping once you had a certain amount of enchantments
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- added a reroll mechanic in the event no enchantments are found
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- enchantment costs are now more expensive / dynamic to accomodate the table being far more capable
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- a new second panel has been added explaining more mechanics, and the game now remembers whether you last had a panel open or not properly
- new anvil formula and balancing
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- experience costs to combine enchanted items are far more reasonable
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- books no longer have durability - use chiseled enchanting for renewable treasure enchantments instead
- grindstones now remove blessings / curses in the same step as everything else
- chiseled enchanting
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- chiseled bookshelves with books count towards enchanting power
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- enchanted books provide a very small amount of their enchantments' attributes
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- placing treasure enchantments in a bookshelf allows it to appear in its attribute pool from the table - meaning treasure enchantments now work with EaE's enchanting table overhaul!
- enchantment slot overhaul
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- rather than being a universal cap, different items have different caps under the new variable slot system
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- powerful enchantments use 2 slots
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- you can configure the slots used by any item incredibly easily in the config
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- the used slots appear on item tooltips
- all enchantments and tooltips now use unique symbols to represent key information, such as attribute category, blessing, curse, powerful generic and treasure
- any of your 3 altars can now be replaced by additional bookshelves if you wish
- Blessing of Tempering now works on all items, including held and dropped items
- misc loot table tweaks
- lowered the weight of Unbreaking
- slightly nerfed Thorns
- made Bloodlust a Chaos enchantment
- much more, but I really did too much this update to detail here lol, especially on fundamental system improvements / overhauls
Notes
- now depends on Unified API
Removed
- Entropy (replaced by Critical Strike)
Config
- added new item_enchantment_slots list, which allows you to customise the slots on any vanilla or modded item with ease
- disabled enchantments can now be configured right in the config via a new list, with the old tag being used by default
- added and changed options for new systems - including panel visibility, slot tooltips, enchantment symbols, powerful enchantments and more!
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