Enchanting

The enchanting skill is leveled by enchanting items using an enchantment table.

By leveling the enchanting skill, players will have access to more unique enchantments. While other skills receive new bonuses every 25 levels, the enchanting skill allows for players to gain new enchantments 5-10 levels (See Table 1 for details).


 * Enchanting using an enchantment table requires emeralds in your inventory rather than lapis lazuli like in vanilla minecraft. If the player does not have the correct amount of emeralds in their inventory, the following prompt will appear: "You do not have enough emeralds to enchant this item." Upon successful enchantment using the enchanting table, the emeralds are directly taken from the player's inventory.
 * Certain enchantments are able to be stacked to the maximum level in vanilla minecraft. For instance, if the player wishes to have Blast Protection IV, they would first enchant a non-enchanted chest plate with Blast Protection I. Then, the player my remove the newly enchanted chest plate and replace it. This would now give the option of enchanting the chest plate to Blast Protection II. This would be done twice more to reach Blast Protection IV. The player must also have the required enchanting level or else the next enchantment cannot be seen.
 * There is a soft cap for the amount of xp for lower level enchantments. This is to ensure that the player cannot hit level 100 just by using level 0 enchantments.
 * Note that once an item has been enchanted using this method, it cannot have another different enchantment for the same item. For instance, a player cannot have Blast Protection and Fire Protection on the same piece of equipment.

Table 1: Name of enchantment and the amount of emeralds required