Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.4
1.20–1.20.1
1.19.4
1.19–1.19.1
1.18.x
1.16.2–1.16.5
Platforms
Fabric
Supported environments
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Licensed LGPL-3.0-only
Published 3 years ago
Updated 6 months ago
With this mod installed, Tools and Armors break into Ruined forms (for players). The Ruined equipment can then be repaired in either a Crafting Grid or Anvil, upgraded by "Empowering" it with a Netherite Scrap or, if you're like me, kept as a keepsake. You may also use Name Tags to apply Lore to your Items in an Anvil - this allows you to commemarate them however you wish. May you never forget your fallen tools and armors & the adventures you had with them.
📖 About
- Ruined varieties of the following Items:
- All vanilla Tools/Swords
- All vanilla Armors (including Turtle Shell)
- Shields
- Misc: Shears, Flint & Steel, Bow, Crossbow, Trident, Fishing Rod
- All modded tools/armors: These will drop a "Ruined Item's Ashes" and do not have special "ruined" textures
- Tools & Armors will become "Ruined" when their durability reaches 0 (and you hear the break sound).
- Ruined equipment keep all their NBT data - this includes (but is not limited to) name, enchantments (although the enchantments no longer functionally do anything), dyes (if leather armor), and banner pattern (if shield).
- Ruined items with Mending are repairable when held in hands while collecting experience.
- You can apply Lore to your Ruined Items by combining them with a Name Tag in an Anvil!
- The Lore will carry over to your Item if you choose to repair it, enabling you to apply Lore to your Armors and Tools in Survival in a vanilla-friendly way!
- Lore can be applied to Ruined Items multiple times, adding more lines each time.
- You can remove all applied Lore by combining the Ruined Items with a Name Tag named "clear".
- You have 4 choices when you receive a Ruined item.
- Keep it as a keepsake, remember it always.
- Combine the Ruined item with either another Ruined item of the same type or the corresponding non-Ruined item in a Crafting Grid in order to repair the item, but lose all other features (name, enchantments, etc).
- Repair the Ruined item using an Anvil with either it's corresponding repair material or the corresponding non-Ruined item. This will apply all features (name, enchantments, etc) to the resulting Item.
- Make your Ruined item "Empowered"...
- By combining your Ruined Item with a Netherite Scrap in an Anvil (v2.2.0 or prior use Smithing Table), your Ruined Item will become "Empowered"
- When repairing the Empowered Ruined Item using an Anvil, all the existing Enchantments will become max value.
⛓ Dependencies
- Required:
- Optional:
📸 Media
Photos!
Place them in Gravesites
A plain Ruined Diamond Pickaxe
A Ruined Diamond Pickaxe with a custom name & enchantments
Repairing a Ruined Diamond Pickaxe in Anvil #1
Repairing a Ruined Diamond Pickaxe in Anvil #2
Repairing Ruined items using Crafting Grid
Shield with Banner pattern being repaired
Empowering a Ruined Wooden Pickaxe
Repairing an Empowered item in an Anvil
All Enchants become max level
Applying Lore to a Ruined Item with a Name Tag
Repair Ruined Item with Lore and Keep Lore on regular Item
All the Items
Repairing "Ruined Item's Ashes" #1
Repairing "Ruined Item's Ashes" #2
Empowering a "Ruined Item's Ashes"
⚙️ Config
The mod is highly configurable and offers in-game config editing with ModMenu. See the current config options here!
📃 Changelog
Changelogs are available at the GitHub Releases section