Expanded Enchants

# Expanded Enchantments **Created by VOIDED_0** Ever wished vanilla enchantments went just a little further? **Expanded Enchantments** takes Minecraft’s original enchantment system and pushes it beyond the normal limits while still keeping that familiar vanilla feel. Instead of stopping at the usual max levels, many enchantments can now continue even higher, giving you more progression, stronger gear, and better rewards to chase. Sharpness, Protection, Efficiency, Unbreaking, Fortune, Power, and many more enchantments can now reach expanded levels, giving your tools, weapons, and armor a new level of power without completely replacing how enchanting already works. This mod is made for players who enjoy the vanilla enchantment system but want more long-term goals, rarer books to hunt for, and a stronger endgame grind. --- ## Summary Expanded Enchantments adds stronger versions of Minecraft’s vanilla enchantments. These upgraded enchantments can be found in enchanted books, earned from the enchantment table, discovered in loot chests, traded from villagers, and combined in anvils just like normal enchantments. --- ## Features ### Expanded Enchantment Levels Vanilla enchantments can now go beyond their normal caps. For example, **Sharpness** can continue past **Sharpness V** and reach up to **Sharpness X**. ### Vanilla-Friendly Gameplay The mod is built to feel like it belongs in Minecraft. Expanded enchantments still follow normal compatibility rules, work on the right items, and fit into the existing enchanting system. ### Enchanted Books Expanded enchantments are available as enchanted books, giving players more powerful books to collect, trade, combine, and search for. ### Enchantment Table Support You can obtain expanded enchantments through the enchantment table. Higher levels are harder to get, making powerful enchantments feel more rewarding. ### Anvil Combining Expanded books can be combined in anvils to create stronger versions, just like vanilla enchantments. Keep combining, upgrading, and building toward the best gear possible. ### Loot Table Support Expanded enchantment books can appear in loot chests throughout the world, giving exploration another exciting reward. ### Villager Trades Librarian villagers can offer expanded enchantment books as trades, making villages even more useful for building powerful gear. ### Creative Inventory Support Expanded enchanted books are available in the creative inventory for easy testing, custom worlds, or creative builds. --- ## How Expanded Enchantments Work Expanded enchantments are not completely separate enchantments. Instead, they work like rare upgrades to normal Minecraft enchantments. Minecraft still rolls enchantments the normal vanilla way first. If the game rolls an enchantment at its normal maximum level, this mod has a chance to upgrade it into a higher expanded level. For example, if Minecraft rolls **Sharpness V**, the mod sees that Sharpness is already at its vanilla max level. Then the mod rolls a small upgrade chance. If that upgrade succeeds, **Sharpness V** can become **Sharpness VI, VII, VIII, IX, or X**. This means expanded enchantments are meant to feel rare and earned. You will not get them every time you enchant something. Higher-level enchantment table rolls have a better chance of upgrading, but the upgrade chance is still limited. Even at the best enchantment table rolls, the promotion chance caps at **18%**. After an enchantment successfully upgrades, the expanded level is chosen with weighted odds. Lower expanded levels are much more common, while the highest levels are much rarer. For example, after Sharpness successfully upgrades: * **Sharpness VI** is the most common expanded level * **Sharpness VII** is less common * **Sharpness VIII** is rarer * **Sharpness IX** is very rare * **Sharpness X** is the rarest normal expanded Sharpness level So the simple version is: * Minecraft rolls enchantments normally first * Only max-level vanilla enchantments can upgrade * Expanded upgrades are uncommon * Higher expanded levels are increasingly rare * Max expanded levels like **Sharpness X** or **Protection VIII** are the hardest to get The secret **Sharpness 255** enchantment is separate from the normal expanded enchantment system and uses its own extremely rare roll. --- ## Why Use This Mod? Expanded Enchantments is for players who want vanilla enchanting to have more depth without turning the game into something completely different. It gives you stronger gear to work toward, rarer enchantments to hunt, and more reasons to keep exploring, trading, enchanting, and combining books long after you already have normal maxed-out equipment.