ForgeWorks Crying Obsidian Armor & Tools

By
Dnarwi

Bedrock add-on: two obsidian-based alloy tiers forged from materials you already have - full tool sets, armor, bows and 3x3 hammers. Crying Alloy armor grants Fire Resistance while worn. No new ores needed.

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Description

ForgeWorks for Bedrock

Two endgame alloy tiers forged from materials you already have: Obsidian Alloy and Crying Alloy. Each tier has a full tool set, a full armor set, a bow and a 3x3 mining hammer. No new ores needed.

What's inside

Ingots: Obsidian Alloy Ingot and Crying Alloy Ingot (same recipes as the Java version).
Tools: pickaxe, axe, shovel, hoe and sword for both tiers.
Hammer: breaks a 3x3 area on the face you mine. Sneak to break a single block. Silk Touch works.
Bows: shoot normal arrows; the Crying Alloy bow shoots faster arrows.
Armor: helmet, chestplate, leggings and boots for both tiers. Wearing any Crying Alloy piece grants Fire Resistance.
Crying Alloy tools have huge durability (32,767, the Bedrock maximum).

Install

Download the .mcaddon file and open it; Minecraft imports both packs. Turn on the ForgeWorks behavior pack (the resource pack comes with it) in your world settings. No experimental toggles needed.

Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.60+. Works in singleplayer and on Bedrock servers.

Add-ons

Two add-ons build on ForgeWorks: ForgeWorks Elemental Blades (ten elemental swords) and ForgeWorks Gemstone Charms (charm stones and the Soul Stone). Both need this pack installed.

Bedrock notes

Bedrock limits durability to 32,767 and damage to whole numbers, so a few stats are rounded compared with Java.
Bedrock has no creative tabs for add-ons, so the items show up in the normal pickaxe, sword and armor groups.

Also on Java (NeoForge, Forge and Fabric). Website: recipes and screenshots at dnarwimods.com.

Built for a family survival server. All art and code is original.