Weapons and armor gain abilities as you use them.
24.5 of the 61 points that apply = 40 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Enhanced Armaments lets weapons, bows, and armor develop abilities as they are used: weapons gain experience through use, while armor gains experience when its wearer takes damage. When an item levels up, it earns an ability point that can be spent to choose one of its available abilities. Weapon abilities include setting enemies on fire, freezing or poisoning them, causing bleeding, weakening them, dealing bonus damage, repairing the weapon on a kill, or healing the wielder; some effects can also harm the user or do not affect animals. Armor abilities can inflict fire, freezing, or poison on attackers, boost damage when the wearer is at low health, regenerate health, sometimes negate incoming damage, or sometimes grant regeneration when the wearer is hurt. Items also have randomly assigned rarities, with rarer tiers less likely to appear, and the rarity system is configurable. The mod supports qualifying modded weapons and armor, and can integrate with Harshen Universe to upgrade rarity through a blood ritual, with a chance of losing the item if the ritual fails. Its options are designed to be configurable for modpacks.
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Adds no new blocks, items or other content.
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181 modpacks include Enhanced Armaments in at least one of their versions. Here are the 30 most downloaded.
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