Limitless Enchanting

Quickstart

1. Put any non-empty item in an enchanting table and enchant it as usual.
2. To choose an enchantment or add one the table doesn’t offer, combine the item with an enchanted book in an anvil.
3. Use an anvil to combine normally incompatible enchantments, or merge equal-level copies of an enchantment to raise its level beyond the usual limit. Anvil operations still cost experience.

Overview

Limitless Enchanting removes the usual restrictions on which items can be enchanted and which enchantments can go together. It also lets anvil costs exceed the vanilla “Too Expensive” cutoff; you still need to pay the displayed experience cost.

What It Adds

• Any non-empty item can be enchanted in an enchanting table.
• Any enchantment can be applied to any item.
• Enchantments that normally conflict can be combined.
• Anvil combinations can raise enchantment levels beyond vanilla limits.

How To Use

Enchanting table: Place the item in the table and choose an available offer. The table uses its normal interface and requirements.

Anvil: Combine an item with an enchanted book, or combine enchanted items, to apply or merge enchantments. Conflicting enchantments can coexist on the result. The anvil still charges experience, and the displayed cost can exceed the usual cutoff.

Crafting And Obtaining

The mod adds no items or recipes. Use the vanilla enchanting table, anvil, items, and enchanted books.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Item applicability restrictions are removed, so enchantments can go on items they normally cannot enchant.
• Enchantment incompatibility restrictions are removed, allowing combinations that would normally be rejected.
• Anvil costs are not capped by the vanilla “Too Expensive” limit, but the experience cost itself remains.

Progression And Strategy

Use enchanted books to put specific enchantments on unusual items. To raise an enchantment’s level, combine two copies of the same level in an anvil, then repeat with matching levels. Keep enough experience for anvil work, since costs continue to apply.