A new enchanting system with many enchantments to discover.
13 of the 64 points that apply = 20 out of 100.
Technical Enchant+ expands Minecraft’s enchanting system with 52 custom enchantments for armor, tools, weapons, and other gear, along with five custom curses. Players obtain these additions through a tiered enchanting setup, placing Charged Bookshelves around an enchanting table to unlock stronger enchantment categories; the setup’s appearance changes as it advances, including rotating lapis above the table. Its Technical Anvil has merging and extraction modes: players can combine enchanted books and compatible items, or remove enchantments from items, while the grindstone removes enchantments for an experience reward. Advanced Enchanters offer custom enchantments and special items through trades, while custom enchanted books can also turn up in vanilla structure chests and enchanted gear can appear on hostile mobs. Optional extensions let hostile mobs use enchanted gear, spawn with it, and make enchanted books available as mob drops; the mod also raises the maximum level of 20 vanilla enchantments, with examples such as Efficiency VI, Looting IV, and Power VI. In-game configuration lets players adjust core mechanics, individual enchantments, and extensions, while Addons add more enchantments and Complements make modded items compatible with TE+ enchantments.
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