Enchanting Infuser for Minecraft

Review Enchanting Infuser

Enchanting Infuser

A small cheat mod that slightly changes the charm system in Minecraftе that we are all used to. Now, you can choose which spells you need, without relying on the power of randomness.

The game introduces two new enchantment tables. The only difference is the power of charms. Thus, the first level table allows you to cast up to 30 level of spells, and the advanced table allows for stronger and more complex spells; plus, on the advanced table you can remove unnecessary enchantments from items, as on the blacksmith’s table. To craft the first table, you need a regular enchantment table, a crying obsidian, and amethysts. But for the second table, you’ll need as many as two Netherite ingots.

Unfortunately, the standard 15 bookshelves won’t help with these tables either. The more bookshelves there are, the higher the available enchantment level, so you’ll have to build large libraries. Another feature that distinguishes this mod from the vanilla enchantment table is that you no longer need lapis lazuli to do charms, which are now applied solely based on the game experience.

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