Emberblade

Quickstart

1. Gather the crafting ingredients: a Netherite Sword, Fire Charges, Blaze Powder, Netherite Scraps, and a Rib Armor Trim Smithing Template.
2. Craft the Emberblade at a Crafting Table:

1. Hold the Emberblade in your hand and hold right-click (use/interact) to begin channeling the blade. You'll notice your movement slows slightly while channeling.
2. Release to fire ember laser beams at the nearest mob in front of you.
3. Watch for buffs — a longer channel has a chance to grant you Speed, Haste, and Strength.

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Overview

The Emberblade is an epic-tier melee weapon forged from netherite and fire. It hits hard in close combat and carries a unique ranged ability called Ember Ire — a chargeable beam attack that blasts the nearest enemy in front of you with instant ember lasers. Mastering the timing of your channel is key to getting the most out of this blade.

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What It Adds

The Emberblade is a single unique weapon. It appears in the Equipment tab of the creative inventory and can be enchanted in the sword slot.

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How To Use

Melee Combat

Swing the Emberblade like any sword. It deals 9.0 attack damage and loses only 1 durability per mob hit, making it exceptionally durable in sustained fights.

Ember Ire (Special Ability)

Hold right-click to channel the blade. While channeling, your movement speed is reduced slightly. Release right-click to fire the ability.

• Beams fire instantly at the nearest target directly in front of you.
• Each beam deals damage in a small area (~2-block radius) around the impact point, so tightly grouped enemies all take hits.
• The ability is completely silent — enemies receive no audio warning.
• After firing, the ability enters a 30-second cooldown.

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Abilities And Mechanics

Beam Damage Scaling

Channel duration determines both the number of beams and their damage:

Damage scales linearly between 2 and 12 based on how long you hold. Releasing at the very end of the channel window triggers a bonus beam, rewarding precise timing.

Area Impact

Every beam that lands damages all entities within roughly 2 blocks of the impact point, with a slight spread between beams. This makes Ember Ire especially effective against clustered mobs.

Buff Chance

Longer channels increase the probability of granting you three temporary status effects upon release:

• Speed
• Haste
• Strength

A short tap has a low chance of triggering buffs; a full charge significantly raises the odds.

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Crafting And Obtaining

The Emberblade is crafted at a Crafting Table. The recipe unlocks automatically once you have any of the required ingredients in your inventory.

Repair options (using an Anvil):

• Blaze Rod — restores 390 durability per rod
• Magma Cream — restores 195 durability per cream

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Progression And Strategy

• Rush the full channel. Against high-health targets like bosses or mini-bosses, always wait for the maximum charge before releasing. The jump from 2 to 12 damage per beam, plus the bonus beam, dramatically increases total burst damage.
• Use Ember Ire as an opener. Since the ability is silent, enemies won't react before the beams land. Fire from just outside melee range, then close in while your buffs (Speed, Haste, Strength) are active.
• Manage the cooldown. 30 seconds is a significant window. After using Ember Ire, rely on the blade's strong 9.0 melee damage to carry you until the ability resets.
• Repair proactively. At 2,031 durability with only 1 durability lost per hit, the blade lasts a very long time — but keep Blaze Rods on hand for extended dungeon runs.
• Crowd control synergy. The ~2-block area damage on each beam makes Ember Ire exceptional against mob groups. Try to position the nearest target in the center of a cluster for maximum splash coverage.