Enderflame Eyeblade

Quickstart

1. Gather Purpur Blocks, an Eye of Ender, and a Blaze Rod.
2. Craft the Enderflame Eyeblade at a crafting table:

1. Equip the blade in your main hand and strike another player to see its effects in action — they'll ignite and begin trailing ender particles immediately.

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Overview

The Enderflame Eyeblade is a rare, enchant-glinting sword forged from the End and the Nether. Its purple handle and hollow outlined blade reveal a living flame within, with an Eye of Ender mounted at the hilt. It is a PvP-focused weapon with three interconnected effects: fire, tracking, and a death marker that spawns an ender crystal.

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What It Adds

The sword appears in the Equipment tab of the inventory and can be enchanted in the sword enchantment slot.

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Abilities And Mechanics

🔥 Fire on Hit

Every entity struck by the Eyeblade is set on fire. Players burn for 6 seconds; other entities burn for 4 seconds.

👁️ Eye-of-Ender Tracking (Players Only)

When you hit a player, they are marked with a tracking effect for 8 seconds. During this window:

• An Eye of Ender signal spawns at their location.
• They continuously emit ender rod particles, making them visible across distances so you can locate and pursue them.

Non-player entities instead get ender-teleported — scattered randomly up to ±6 blocks horizontally and ±2 blocks vertically — with a 2-second cooldown between teleports.

💀 Ender Crystal Death Marker

If a player you struck dies within 10 seconds of being hit by the Eyeblade (from fire or the strike itself), an ender crystal spawns at their exact death location. This marks where they fell, making it easy to find dropped loot or claim a kill site.

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Crafting And Obtaining

Ingredients:

• Purpur Block — multiple, forming the blade and handle structure
• Eye of Ender — set at the hilt
• Blaze Rod — provides the inner flame

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Progression And Strategy

• Craft after reaching the End prep stage — you need Eyes of Ender (requiring Blaze Powder + Ender Pearls) and Purpur Blocks (found in End Cities), making this a late-game weapon.
• Repair the Eyeblade using Eyes of Ender in an anvil (each restores 390 durability), keeping it in line with your End-game resource loop.
• Enchant it like any sword — it accepts all standard sword enchantments (Sharpness, Fire Aspect, Unbreaking, etc.) and has an enchantability of 12.
• In PvP, the tracking particles let you chase a fleeing opponent through forests, caves, or darkness for up to 8 seconds after a single hit — use that window aggressively.
• The ender crystal death marker is especially useful in multiplayer: it pinpoints loot drops in chaotic fights and serves as a visible trophy of your kills.