Meridian - Enchanting Overhaul

This beta brings a massive wave of new enchantments across nearly every item type, rounding out the enchantment pool with dozens of additions — weapons, tools, armor, shields, elytras, mounts, tridents, ranged weapons, utility slots, and economy curses all got new options. A spyglass enchanting surface also makes its debut.

Added

• Weapon enchantments: Reap, Mark, and Volley give melee and ranged weapons new tactical options.
• Tool enchantments: Kiln, Meticulous, Trailblaze, Dowse, and Twin Hook expand what your tools can do in the world.
• Armor enchantments: Winterward, Umbral, and Stormward add new defensive and elemental protections.
• Shield enchantments: Stagger and Bullrush turn your shield into an active threat.
• Elytra enchantments: Tailwind and Falconstrike make aerial traversal and diving attacks more powerful.
• Mount enchantments: Wavestride and Endurance improve riding in water and over long distances.
• Trident enchantments: Undertow and Torrent bring new aquatic combat and movement options to tridents.
• Ranged enchantments: Pin and Skyfall add crowd-control and aerial sniper play.
• Utility enchantments: Groom, Verdure, and Clearsight cover quality-of-life niches that were previously empty.
• Economy enchantments: Thrift and Alchemist's Draw reduce costs; Curse of Toll and Curse of Dissonance add new economic downsides to the curse pool.
• Aquatic enchantments: Ballast and Abyssal, plus the new Curse of Waterlogging, fill out the underwater kit.
• Attunement — a shelf-bound repair enchantment that links an item to a nearby shelf for passive mending.
• Tracker's Lens — the spyglass is now an enchantable item with its own enchantment surface.
• Eleven new curses fill gaps across item types that previously had no curse coverage.
• A /meridian audit command lets you inspect how third-party enchantments are registered alongside Meridian's own.

Fixed

• Curse of Molting no longer causes a visible flicker when the fizzle effect is predicted client-side.