So Many Enchantments

A great way to increase enchantments.

 

 

Preintroduction:

As all of you know, I am currently on hiatus on modding minecraft. This is because I don't have good reason to continue sacrificing my time for modding when I can simply study for my course. However, if given enough financial support from Patreon, I will continue developing the mod for later versions (1.16.4 and above). 1.12.2 version is for maintenance mode only. For 1.15.2 and above, use Not Enough Enchantments. 

 

Patreon Link: patreon.com/iceweetcream

 

 

Introduction:

Are you tired of the old vanilla enchantments? Are you lacking enchantments in vanilla minecraft? Do you feel that vanilla enchantments are too weak because you have many mods that makes them tougher/stronger? Then this mod is for you.

 

 

 

Please use Enchantment Descriptions mod (not my mod but I recommend it) for the Enchantments 0.4.0 and above. It will take a while for me to document the new enchantments here.

 

 

Overview:

This mod adds several enchantments in addition to the vanilla minecraft enchantments. 

 

Please undestand that this mod is NOT ANYMORE BEING DEVELOPED, and not yet tested in actual survival word, so expect broken/op enchantments, and bugs.

For suggestions or bug reports, head to one of the issue trackers below:

CurseForge Issues

GitHub Issues

 

Some enchantments are self-explanatory (for example, advanced luck of the sea. Usually vanilla enhanced enchantments are self-explanatory) as they don't need to be added in description otherwise stated with an addition/adapted function due to some inaccessible codes.

 

 

Some Enchantments in 1.11.2 & 1.12.2:

 

 (V 0.1.0):

 

Blessed Edge:

Butchering:

Cursed Edge:

Defusion:

Extreme Bane of Arthropods:

Extreme Sharpness:

Extreme Smite:

Fiery Edge:

Purification:

Reviled Blade:

Rune: Piercing Capabilities:

Spell Breaker:

Swifter Slashes:

Water Aspect:

 V 0.2.0: 

 

Combat Veterancy: 

Counter Attack: Gives you a chance to "counter attack (in other words, you automatically attack them as if you left clicked in your mouse)" against mobs that are directly hitting you. (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Culling: When attacking using an axe, if the attacked mob has low health, grants you a jump boost and allows you to finish that mob by jumping and attacking while falling. If successful, that mob has a chance to drop its corresponding head. If failed, grants you an extra damage like a critical strike. Overusing of the extra damage method mentioned above depletes your hunger very quickly.

(Applicable to axes primarily by natural.)

 

Lifesteal: Not to be confused with blessed edge's heal function (in later versions, it will have a significant difference), deals additional extra damage against all and like blessed edge, its heal depends on your attack damage and its level. (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Parry: Similar to counter attack except instead of auto attacking, blocks the damage like you will block it like shield except there is no angle limit. (angle will be added soon) (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Penetrating Edge: Your damage against mobs will increase the more the armor they have. (Doesn't ignore armor, only adds extra damage) (Applicable to axe primarily by natural.)

 

Rune: Magical Blessing: (Incomplete) Converts your damage into magic and adds extra damage. (the damage when maxed is like sharpness V). (Future function includes the ability to inflict random harmful potion effect) (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Unpredictable: Literally makes your damage unpredictable. Your damage can be negative (heals instead of damaging) or positive. The damage is randomized based on your attack damage.

 (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

V 0.3.0: 

 

Ash Destroyer: Deals additional damage against burning targets. (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Burning Thorns: In addition to vanilla thorns' damage, burns the attacker. (Applicable to armors primarily by natural.)

 

Weather Enchantments: These enchantments' effects are basing on the weather. They became weaker if you aren't exposed to the sky, the corresponding weather doesn't match the enchantment. Some have special cases.

 

#Weather Enchantments

Clearskies' Favor: Attacks deal extra damage to all if the weather is clear. Attacks deal weaker damage if the weather's condition isn't satisfied. (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

                     

#Weather Enchantment                        

Rain's Bestowment: Attacks deal extra damage to all if the weather is raining or thunderstorm. Attacks deal weaker damage if the weather's condition isn't satisfied.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

             

#Weather Enchantment                                 

Thunderstorm's Bestowment: Attacks deal extra damage to all if the weather is thunderstorm.  Attacks deal weaker damage if the weather's condition isn't satisfied unless if its raining which the attacks will deal normal damage (no extra damage).  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

 #Weather Enchantment                                          

Winter's Grace: Although a part of weather enchantments, you must be in a cold biome in order for its condition to be satisfied. Attacks deal extra damage to all and applies potion effects based on hypothermia if the weather is snowing. Attacks deal weaker damage and applies no potion effect if the weather's condition  and biome's condition isn't satisfied.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Critical Strike: Independent from vanilla critical strike, attacks have a chance to be critical. Critical damage's multiplier is based on the enchantment's level. Uses pseudo-random distribution instead of true random distribution when determining the chance.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Desolator: Attacks have a chance to apply negative resistance. If the target has resistance, multiplies the attack damage instead. Attacks also applies weakness if the level is equal or higher than II.

 

Disorientating Blade: Attacks have a chance to disorient. Applies potion effect related to disorient.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Empowered Defence: While guarding a vanilla shield(temporary), gives the shield a chance to knockback mobs farther, negates damage done to the shield, if ever the attack should've disabled the shield, negate it and damages the attacker for the percentage of its attack damage.  (Applicable to shields primarily by natural.)

 

Envenomed: Attacks apply wither and poison. Duration and level is based on enchantment's level.

 (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Levitator: Applies levitation potion effect to targets. Duration and level is based on enchantment's level.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Purging Blade: Attacks have a chance to deal additional damage and dispel one active potion from a target. Chance and damage dealt is based on enchantment's level.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

Rune: Revival: Tools/weapons/shields that are about to be destroyed (except armor) have a chance to resurrect. Chance and durability restored is based on enchantment's level. 

 

Smelter: Smelts every block you mine if its smeltable in furnace. Works with fortune. (Applicable to tools primarily by natural.)

 

Strafe: Increases bow's drawing speed.  (Applicable to bows primarily by natural.)

 

Viper: Attacks deal extra damage if the target has poison and/or wither potion effect. If the two potion effect mentioned above is present, attacks deals even more damage.  (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

 

V 0.4.0: (Lacks more info, WIP)

 

Adept:

 Rune: Sealed Curses

 

Enchantments that aren't mentioned above except if self-explanatory: 

 

Rusted: W.I.P, for now currently continuously damages the player's item until it breaks off.

Heavy Weight: Reduces attack speed. (Applicable to swords primarily by natural.)

Inefficient: Opposite of efficiency.

Physical Protection: Melee attacks are reduced. (Applicable to armors primarily by natural.)

Bluntness: Opposite of sharpness.

 

 Note to all users: Starting in 1.13 and above, this mod will be divided in two different mods. The first mod will contain the upgraded vanilla enchantments only and the second mod will contain the custom enchantments and vanilla-variation enchantments. Please refer to Enchantment Descriptions mod for the functionality of the enchantments in V0.4.0+.