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Knarfy's One Item
One item. A pile of viewer-suggested tweaks. Stack them all onto a single, gloriously overpowered weapon.
(PLEASE remember that this mod is NOT supposed to be polished, and may lead to crashes or strange errors. Don't use this mod on a world you like!)
Check out the original video from Knarfy here:
Every tweak in the mod started as a community suggestion. Take your item to the Suggestion Infuser (crafted with wood and two amethtyst shards), choose a tweak, and infuse it onto the blade.
Then, do it again. And again.
Tweaks stack, so your item snowballs from "kind of neat" to "absolutely unhinged."
The Tweaks:
- Stampede — Mobs you hit burst into a herd of baby mooshrooms.
- Damage Stack — Every kill permanently boosts your attack damage.
- Hanami — Instantly kills the target and grows a cherry tree where it died.
- Resonance — A sonic boom that chains from mob to mob, again and again.
- Green Door — A mysterious green door appears wherever you get a kill.
- Geode — Kills bury the spot in a randomly-sized amethyst geode.
- Beam — Hold right-click to fire a continuous explosive beam.
- Damage Dealer — Announces your damage in chat on every hit.
- Shadow Arc — Swing for a shadow cone; right-click to launch an exploding shadow projectile.
- Asteroid — Calls down an asteroid that slams your target, digging underground to reach it if needed.
- 37.185 Cows — Every hit spawns 37 cows and one very confused fraction of a cow.
- Geode Touch — Left-click any block to turn it into amethyst and crystals.
- Crystallization — Hit mobs slowly crystallize, taking damage until they suffocate and shatter.
- Evil Laughter — Every hit plays an ominous evil laugh.
- Shatter — The sword bursts into a storm of amethyst shards, then reforms.
- Curse of Amethyst — Turns whatever you hit, mob or player, into living amethyst for a while.
You can use as many of these together as you want! The stacking effects are insane when all combined.
The /sgview Command
A client-side command for controlling which tweaks show up in the Suggestion Infuser menu. Useful for revealing them one at a time, or for hiding one from your friends.
/sgview all— Show every tweak (the default)./sgview none— Hide all tweaks./sgview show <tweak>— Reveal one tweak. Repeat to add more to the list./sgview hide <tweak>— Hide one tweak.


