Titanwood Sword

Quickstart

1. Craft the Titanwood Sword using the recipe below (or simply check your recipe book/inventory — the recipe is unlocked automatically as soon as you join the world).
2. Equip it in your hand like any other sword.
3. Swing at any mob or player and watch it hit far harder than a normal sword.

Overview

The Titanwood Sword looks like an ordinary wooden sword, but it hits with far more force than any vanilla weapon. It behaves like a normal sword in every way — it can be crafted, held, and used to block or attack — except its strike lands with devastating power.

What It Adds

• Titanwood Sword — a single new craftable weapon item that fits in the Combat tab of the creative inventory.
• The recipe for the Titanwood Sword is automatically known to every player from the moment they join the world, so it always appears in the recipe book.

Crafting And Obtaining

Craft the Titanwood Sword with wooden swords and sticks:

Because the recipe is granted automatically on join, you don't need to discover it first — just gather the ingredients and craft it whenever you're ready.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Massive attack damage: The Titanwood Sword deals far more damage per hit than any standard sword — enough to take down most mobs, and even many players, in a single well-placed swing.
• Slow swing speed: In exchange for its huge power, the sword swings much slower than a normal sword. Time your attacks carefully, since you'll have a longer wait between swings.
• Sword behavior: It functions like any other sword — it can be used to sweep-attack, block with a shield alongside it, and is treated as a sword for enchanting, repairing, and combat purposes (it uses wood-tier durability, so treat it gently and avoid using it to mine or break blocks).
• Only one at a time: You can only carry a single Titanwood Sword in a stack — it won't stack with duplicates.

Progression And Strategy

Because of its slow swing speed, the Titanwood Sword rewards patient, deliberate combat rather than rapid clicking. Use it against tough single targets — like bosses or heavily armored players — where one powerful hit outweighs several weaker ones. Avoid using it against fast groups of weak mobs, since the long recovery between swings can leave you exposed. Pair it with defensive gear (shields, armor, mobility potions) to cover the gap between strikes.