ForgeWorks Elemental Blades (add on)

By
Dnarwi

Bedrock add-on for ForgeWorks: forge your Crying Alloy Sword into one of ten Elemental Blades - Wind, Fire, Frost, Lightning, Radiant, Void, Venom, Tide, Earth and Ender - each with its own on-hit power and right-click ability.

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Description

ForgeWorks Elemental Blades for Bedrock** requires the

ForgeWorks Crying Obsidian Armor & Tools

Add-on for ForgeWorks: forge your Crying Alloy Sword into one of ten Elemental Blades, each with its own on-hit power and a right-click ability.

The blades

Gale Blade (Wind): hits launch enemies back. Right-click: gust.
Ember Blade (Fire): hits set enemies on fire. Right-click: fireball.
Rime Blade (Frost): hits slow enemies. Right-click: frost nova.
Storm Blade (Lightning): every third hit calls down lightning.
Dawn Blade (Radiant): extra damage to the undead. Right-click: sunburst.
Wither Blade (Void): hits wither foes and heal you.
Fang Blade (Venom): hits inflict Poison II.
Riptide Blade (Tide): hits drag enemies in; stronger in water or rain.
Quake Blade (Earth): hits stagger. Right-click: ground slam.
Rift Blade (Ender): right-click: blink behind your target.

How to make them

Craft an Elemental Core, then combine it with a Crying Alloy Sword in a crafting table. The sword keeps its enchantments, name and durability. Abilities have short cooldowns.

Install

Requires ForgeWorks for Bedrock. Open the .mcaddon file and turn on both ForgeWorks and Elemental Blades in your world. No experimental toggles. Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.60+.

Bedrock notes

Storm's lightning is a visual strike (a real Bedrock bolt would also hit you).
Rime slows instead of freezing, and blade textures don't animate on Bedrock.

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

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