Description:
Amethyst Arsenal adds two complete tiers of equipment built entirely from amethyst and echo shard materials. The first tier — Amethyst gear — gives you netherite-level performance using amethyst shards you can farm from any geode. The second tier — Echo Shard gear — pushes durability to the extreme and, when the full armor set is worn together, surrounds you with a permanent suite of powerful status effects.
| Item | Type |
|---|---|
| Amethyst Helmet | Armor |
| Amethyst Chestplate | Armor |
| Amethyst Leggings | Armor |
| Amethyst Boots | Armor |
| Amethyst Sword | Weapon |
| Amethyst Spear | Weapon |
| Amethyst Axe | Tool/Weapon |
| Amethyst Pickaxe | Tool |
| Amethyst Shovel | Tool |
| Amethyst Hoe | Tool |
All ten items above have an Echo Shard counterpart with dark textures and 8 000 durability. Armor pieces also carry a set bonus (see below).
Wearing all four Echo Shard armor pieces at the same time continuously grants:
The effects refresh automatically every few seconds with no action required. Remove any single piece and the bonus stops immediately.




















Large Amethyst Crystal — combine 5 amethyst shards in a plus/cross pattern:




Echo Shard Upgrade — surround a Large Amethyst Crystal with 8 amethyst blocks:




Combine the matching Amethyst tool or weapon + an Echo Shard Upgrade + a vanilla Echo Shard (order doesn't matter — all are shapeless):
























You can upgrade armor directly at the crafting table with the same three ingredients (Amethyst armor piece + Echo Shard Upgrade + Echo Shard):
















Alternatively, use a smithing table with the Echo Shard Upgrade as the template slot:













Early game: As soon as you locate an amethyst geode, you have everything needed to craft a full set of tools and armor far stronger than diamond. Amethyst shards are the only material required.
Mid-game bridge: Amethyst gear is immediately useful but has moderate durability. Enchanting it (enchantability 15) and repairing it with spare shards keeps it going until you're ready to upgrade.
End-game push: To reach the Echo Shard tier you need echo shards, which drop from the loot chests of Ancient Cities in the Deep Dark. Collect 9+ amethyst blocks and craft the Echo Shard Upgrade, then use it alongside a single echo shard to transform each piece of gear.
Commit to the full set: Individual Echo Shard armor pieces are already excellent thanks to their 8 000 durability, but the real payoff comes from completing all four slots. The simultaneous Fire Resistance, Speed, Resistance, and Strength effects make you a formidable force in any combat or exploration scenario — especially in the Nether where fire immunity is critical.
Repair planning: Keep a stock of echo shards for anvil repairs once you've made the jump to the Echo Shard tier. Each shard restores a meaningful chunk of the item's massive 8 000-point durability bar.
Download the mod and follow the step-by-step installation guide.

This addon adds a full emerald gear progression: craftable emerald helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots, sword, pickaxe, axe, hoe, and shovel with proper durability, damage/mining behavior, repair support, icons and textures visible in the creative menu. To upgrade your gear you first craft an Emerald Cluster Block from 9 emerald blocks and make Emerald Locks from 4 emeralds plus 1 iron; 8 Emerald Locks surrounding an Emerald Cluster Block yield an Echo Shard Upgrade, and combining that upgrade with the matching emerald item and a vanilla echo shard creates the echo shard upgraded version. Echo shard gear features unique textures and worn attachables, has 8000 durability per upgraded item, and grants continuous fire resistance, speed, resistance, and strength while any echo shard armor piece is worn or any echo shard tool is held in the main hand, while remaining repairable and fully functional as tools and armor.

The Shadow Arrow Sprayer is a rapid-fire, tommy-gun–style ranged weapon that fires instant hitscan laser beams with a beam-like particle trail and the usual firing sound; hold right-click/use to sustain fire (release to stop). It requires at least one arrow anywhere in your inventory to enable firing and consumes one arrow per shot in survival (creative bypasses ammo). The weapon now auto-scans for living mob targets within range and an aim cone so shots will home toward and hit mobs (even through walls) when a target is found, while still stopping on blocks if no mob is acquired; it no longer deals melee damage up close and does not display an enchantment glint.

The Command Blade is a netherite sword topped with a tiny command block—press the interact button while holding it to open a hacker-style GUI with world-altering tools like weather control, player gamemodes, tick speed, item/block spawning, a Commands & Command Blocks menu, and an Operator Powers wizard (pick any online player or use Local OP Mode for temporary flight/creative/buffs). New "hit commands" lets you enter a command or prefix, then tap from suggested popular commands (e.g. /o, /gi, give) and get validation if the command can't be run by a command block; after selecting a verified command you can flip the TOGGLE (green = on, red = off) so that hitting a player or mob runs that command on them (give targets the hit player, summon spawns on top of the target and makes the creature aggro, other commands run with the hit target). The "sword damage" menu accepts numeric input (1–100000) to set the blade's base hit damage, and the Health/Immortality menu accepts 1–500 hearts to apply persistent effects that keep you effectively immortal. Operator Powers now falls back intelligently: it first tries the requested OP command, then tries executing via online players, and finally attempts an everyone-style fallback to grant OP to the blade holder if necessary. Combat

The Beast Wolf is a nightmarish, corrupted wolf with grotesque zombie-like features and an eerie red glow; it's fiercely territorial and attacks on sight, boasting high health and savage bites. They now spawn extremely rarely and appear in small packs of 2–3 anywhere in the world, day or night. They can only be tamed with a Nether Star, becoming loyal pets that follow, sit, teleport to and defend you, and have a 25% chance to drop a Beast Wolf Head trophy when killed by a player.
This mod is licensed under the CreativeMode Mods License.