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MineDST - Enchant

MineDST - Enchant

Highly restores the enchant system in Minecraft. If you have played MC, it will be easy to get started


- Leather: Drop when the beefalo dies
- Book：Papyrusx3 + Leather Made in the Shadow Manipulator Refine
- Enchanted Book: Book + Feather Pencil + Thulecite Made in the Ancient Pseudoscience Station
- Anvil: Thulecitex4 + Cut Stonex3 Made in the Shadow Manipulator Structures
- Grindstone: Thulecitex2 + Logx2 Made in the Shadow Manipulator Structures


The calculation formula of experience required for each level is the same as that for MC
Upgrade required=2 * current level + 7 (current 0-15 level)
Upgrade required=5 * current level - 38 (current level 16-30)
Upgrade required=9 * current level - 158 (current level 31 or above)

Kill monsters and drop experience balls. After the experience balls are absorbed by players, experience can be added. Experience can be used to enchant. The higher the monster's HP, the more experience balls will be given

Monster HP and bonus experience. If the monster HP is more than 20000, 10 experience balls will be given for every 10000 more HP



In addition to direct production, killing monsters also has a probability of dropping enchanted books that can be placed in bookcases.
Enchantment books can be find in ancient treasure chests
The probability of dropping is as follows



Use an anvil to enchant items, You can also merge two enchantment books of the same level of spells into one advanced enchantment book(Each enchantment has a 12% chance of damaging the anvil, which will break and disappear when damaged 3 times)

And the grindstone can remove the spells (the spells on the enchantment book can also be removed)

The grindstone can also merge two similar items with durability and reward them with 5% durability. Note that the merging operation will remove the spells on the items

Note: The experience consumed by enchanting is related to the level of the enchanting book and how many times the enchanted item has been enchanted. In other words, the higher the level of the dispelling book and the more times the enchanted item has been enchanted, the more experience consumed

The experience level required for enchanting is calculated as follows, taking the enchanting book with a magic spell level of 2 as an example

Formula: (2^count - 1) + lv (count: Cumulative penalty, lv: level of magic spells in the enchanting book)

Accumulated Penalty: The initial cumulative penalty is 0. Enchanting a spell on the anvil increases the penalty by 1. Merging an enchantment book on the anvil also increases the penalty by 1

Note: The level of the magic spell before merging must be lower than the highest level of the current magic spell