An addon to Embers by Elucent that adds aetherium and powerful tools made out of it.
25.4 of the 61 points that apply = 42 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Aetherworks is an Embers addon focused on gathering and refining aetherium into a late-game toolset with distinctive abilities. Aetherium ore generates high in the mountains, where its glow helps players find it; an Aether Collector gathers impure aetherium at night, which can be purified with molten electrum in a Mixer Centrifuge. Turning the resource into equipment involves a multiblock forge powered by Embers, where players manage heat with heaters, coolers, vents, and a gauge, then use a Metal Former or hammer-worked Anvil to process materials. The resulting tools share an area-of-effect block-breaking feature that can be toggled off and an Aetheric enchantment that repairs them in moonlight, while still allowing further enchantments. Examples of their specialized uses include a pickaxe that mines connected veins, another that finds biome-dependent geodes, axes for accelerating crops or felling whole trees, and shovels for placing or replacing connected blocks. The Aetherium Crown can hold and continually apply a potion effect, while its crossbows offer either powerful armor-piercing shots or a volley of arrows accompanied by damaging magma. JEI integration provides recipe lookup, and CraftTweaker support lets users add or remove recipes for the Metal Former and Forge Anvil.
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