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In 12w49a (1.4.6 Snapshot), enchanted books were introduced. However, a bug[1] existed which allowed any enchantment to be to applied to any item via an anvil.

Obtaining

12w49a Anvil

In 12w49a (1.4.6 Snapshot), using an anvil the player must place the item into the first slot and the desired enchanted book in the second slot. The result slot will then have the enchanted item, taking the enchanted item will consume the players XP as intended. However, only one incompatible enchantment can be put onto an item, the enchanted items can be combined to increase the enchantments level, but two items cannot be combined to create an item with multiple enchantments as the enchantments on the first item will override the second items enchantments.

Items are only able to be enchanted with a single enchantment because they are normally unable to be enchanted, but equipment such as armor, tools, and weapons can be enchanted with any amount of compatible enchantments. However, in 12w49a (1.4.6 Snapshot) if the player attempts to apply an incompatible enchantment to an enchanted equipment item, the anvil will consume the enchanted book and the players XP. To apply an incompatible enchantment to an equipment item, the equipment must be un-enchanted, all items enchanted via the anvil are given a repair cost.

Additional information on 12w49a (1.4.6 Snapshot) enchanting:

NBT Crafting

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Main Page: Any NBT on Any Item

In 23w13a_or_b, it was possible to craft items with any NBT tags (such as unbreakable, repair cost, enchantments, etc) by enabling the nbt_crafting vote rule. Unfortunately, since compound tags (the item that stores the custom crafted NBT), are an exclusive item to the snapshot, they will be deleted upon updating out of 23w13a_or_b. The ways to counter this are firstly, using the midas_touch vote rule and waiting for the item to be converted into a gold bar, and secondly, using the replace_items vote rule can replace the compound tag in your inventory and still keep the NBT. This can also created overstacked items because compound tags have a stack size of 64, and using the replace_items vote rule does not revert the stack size when items are being replaced. This is also another any NBT on any item method on its own, as certain tags in the NBT of the original item are kept when the item is replaced.

Combining

Main page: Grindstone Enchantment Duplication

From 12w49a (1.4.6 Snapshot) to 24w20a (present), an incompatible enchanted equipment item could be combined with a compatible enchanted equipment item. If the equipment item with the incompatible enchantment is placed into the anvils first slot, and the compatible enchanted equipment item is placed into the second slot, the enchantment from the first item with be applied to the resulting item. This only works once, as attempting to combine them again will replace the incompatible enchantment on the result item with the incompatible enchantment on the first item.

From 12w50a (1.4.6 Snapshot) onwards, normally the player is unable to combine tools and armor that have incompatible enchantments together, however there are two methods to accomplish this. The first is to downgrade these items to a version between 12w41a (1.4.2 Snapshot) and 1.4.5. In these versions you could combine these items together, allowing items to have multiple incompatible enchantments on the same item (Items with incompatible enchantments can only be combined in 12w41a (1.4.2 Snapshot), but only equipment can be combined from 12w41b (1.4.2 Snapshot) to 1.4.5). These versions use the pre 1.8 anvil mechanics that had a higher anvil cost, making it harder to combine high level enchants.

The second method utilizes enchantment duplication to duplicate enchantments from one item to another via a grindstone. This method only works on equipment, or items with durability such as armor, tools, and weapons, and the items must have the same alphanumeric ID. From 24w10a (1.20.5 Snapshot) to 24w11a (1.20.5 Snapshot), placing an item in the top slot of a grindstone, then an enchanted item in the bottom slot of the grindstone will duplicate the enchantments from the bottom item onto the top item.

List of Items

Items Able To Be Enchanted With Any Enchantment
  • Anvil
  • Apple
  • Arrow
  • Awkward Potion
  • Baked Potato
  • Beacon
  • Bedrock
  • Birch Leaves
  • Birch Log
  • Birch Planks
  • Birch Sapling
  • Birch Slab
  • Birch Stairs
  • Black Wool
  • Blaze Powder
  • Blaze Rod
  • Blue Wool
  • Bone
  • Bone Meal
  • Book
  • Book and Quill
  • Bookshelf
  • Bottle o' Enchanting
  • Bow
  • Bowl
  • Bread
  • Brewing Stand
  • Brick
  • Brick Slab
  • Brick Stairs
  • Bricks
  • Brown Mushroom
  • Brown Mushroom Block
  • Brown Wool
  • Bucket
  • Cactus
  • Cake
  • Cake Block
  • Carrot
  • Carrot on a Stick
  • Cauldron
  • Chainmail Boots
  • Chainmail Chestplate
  • Chainmail Helmet
  • Chainmail Leggings
  • Charcoal
  • Chest
  • Chiseled Sandstone
  • Chiseled Stone Bricks
  • Clay
  • Clay Block
  • Clock
  • Coal
  • Coal Ore
  • Cobblestone
  • Cobblestone Slab
  • Cobblestone Stairs
  • Cobblestone Wall
  • Cobweb
  • Cocoa Beans
  • Compass
  • Cooked Chicken
  • Cooked Porkchop
  • Cookie
  • Cracked Stone Bricks
  • Crafting Table
  • Crops
  • Cyan Dye
  • Cyan Wool
  • Dandelion
  • Dead Bush
  • Detector Rail
  • Diamond
  • Diamond Axe[note 1][note 2]
  • Diamond Block
  • Diamond Boots[note 1]
  • Diamond Chestplate[note 1]
  • Diamond Helmet[note 1]
  • Diamond Hoe[note 1][note 3]
  • Diamond Leggings[note 1]
  • Diamond Ore
  • Diamond Pickaxe[note 1]
  • Diamond Shovel[note 1]
  • Diamond Sword[note 1]
  • Dirt
  • Dispenser
  • Double Stone Slab
  • Dragon Egg
  • Egg
  • Emerald
  • Emerald Block
  • Emerald Ore
  • Empty Map
  • Enchanted Golden Apple
  • Enchanting Table
  • End Portal
  • End Portal Frame
  • End Stone
  • Ender Chest
  • Ender Pearl
  • Eye of Ender
  • Farmland
  • Feather
  • Fermented Spider Eye
  • Fern
  • Fire Charge
  • Firework Rocket
  • Firework Star
  • Fishing Rod
  • Flint
  • Flint and Steel
  • Flower Pot
  • Flowing Lava
  • Flowing Water
  • Furnace
  • Ghast Tear
  • Glass
  • Glass Bottle
  • Glass Pane
  • Glistering Melon
  • Glowstone
  • Glowstone Dust
  • Gold Block
  • Gold Ingot
  • Gold Nugget
  • Gold Ore
  • Golden Apple
  • Golden Axe[note 2]
  • Golden Boots
  • Golden Carrots
  • Golden Chestplate
  • Golden Helmet
  • Golden Hoe[note 3]
  • Golden Leggings
  • Golden Pickaxe
  • Golden Shovel
  • Golden Sword
  • Grass
  • Grass Blocks
  • Gravel
  • Gray Dye
  • Gray Wool
  • Green Dye
  • Green Wool
  • Gunpowder
  • Half Bed
  • Half Iron Door
  • Half Wooden Door
  • Ice
  • Infested Stone
  • Ink Sac
  • Invalid Data Value Leaves
  • Invalid Data Value Log
  • Invalid Data Value Planks
  • Invalid Data Value Sandstone
  • Invalid Data Value Stone Bricks
  • Invalid Data Value Stone Slab
  • Iron Axe[note 2]
  • Iron Bars
  • Iron Block
  • Iron Boots
  • Iron Chestplate
  • Iron Door
  • Iron Helmet
  • Iron Hoe[note 3]
  • Iron Ingot
  • Iron Leggings
  • Iron Ore
  • Iron Pickaxe
  • Iron Shovel
  • Iron Sword
  • Item Frame
  • Jack o' Lantern
  • Jukebox
  • Jungle Leaves
  • Jungle Log
  • Jungle Planks
  • Jungle Sapling
  • Jungle Slab
  • Jungle Stairs
  • Ladder
  • Lapis Lazuli
  • Lapis Lazuli Block
  • Lapis Lazuli Ore
  • Lava
  • Lava Bucket
  • Leather
  • Leather Boots
  • Leather Cap
  • Leather Pants
  • Leather Tunic
  • Lever
  • Light Blue Dye
  • Light Blue Wool
  • Light Gray Dye
  • Light Gray Wool
  • Lily Pad
  • Lime Dye
  • Lime Wool
  • Lit Furnace
  • Lit Redstone Ore
  • Locked Chest
  • Magenta Dye
  • Magenta Wool
  • Magma Cream
  • Map
  • Melon Block
  • Melon Seeds
  • Melon Slice
  • Milk
  • Minecart
  • Minecart with Chest
  • Minecart with Furnace
  • Mossy Cobblestone
  • Mossy Cobblestone Wall
  • Mossy Stone Bricks
  • Moving Piston
  • Mundane Potion
  • Mushroom Stew
  • Music Disc - 11
  • Music Disc - 13
  • Music Disc - blocks
  • Music Disc - cat
  • Music Disc - chirp
  • Music Disc - far
  • Music Disc - mall
  • Music Disc - mellohi
  • Music Disc - stal
  • Music Disc - strad
  • Music Disc - wait
  • Music Disc - ward
  • Mycelium
  • Nether Brick Fence
  • Nether Brick Slab
  • Nether Brick Stairs
  • Nether Bricks
  • Nether Star
  • Nether Wart
  • Netherrack
  • Note Block
  • Oak Boat
  • Oak Button
  • Oak Door
  • Oak Fence
  • Oak Fence Gate
  • Oak Leaves
  • Oak Log
  • Oak Planks
  • Oak Pressure Plate
  • Oak Sapling
  • Oak Sign[note 4]
  • Oak Slab
  • Oak Stairs
  • Oak Trapdoor
  • Obsidian
  • Orange Dye
  • Orange Wool
  • Painting
  • Paper
  • Petrified Oak Slab
  • Pink Dye
  • Pink Wool
  • Piston
  • Moving Head
  • Poisonous Potato
  • Poppy
  • Portal
  • Potato
  • Potion of Fire Resistance
  • Potion of Fire Resistance (Extended)
  • Potion of Harming
  • Potion of Harming (Strong)
  • Potion of Healing
  • Potion of Healing (Strong)
  • Potion of Invisibility
  • Potion of Invisibility (Extended)
  • Potion of Night Vision
  • Potion of Night Vision (Extended)
  • Potion of Poison
  • Potion of Poison (Extended)
  • Potion of Poison (Strong)
  • Potion of Regeneration
  • Potion of Regeneration (Extended)
  • Potion of Regeneration (Strong)
  • Potion of Slowness
  • Potion of Slowness (Extended)
  • Potion of Strength
  • Potion of Strength (Extended)
  • Potion of Strength (Strong)
  • Potion of Swiftness
  • Potion of Swiftness (Extended)
  • Potion of Swiftness (Strong)
  • Potion of Weakness
  • Potion of Weakness (Extended)
  • Powered Rails
  • Powered Redstone Lamp
  • Powered Redstone Repeater
  • Pumpkin
  • Pumpkin Pie
  • Pumpkin Seeds
  • Purple Dye
  • Purple Wool
  • Rails
  • Raw Beef
  • Raw Chicken
  • Raw Porkchop
  • Reeds
  • Red Bed
  • Red Dye
  • Red Mushroom
  • Red Mushroom Block
  • Red Wool
  • Redstone Dust
  • Redstone Lamp
  • Redstone Ore
  • Redstone Repeater
  • Redstone Torch
  • Redstone Wire
  • Rotten Flesh
  • Saddle
  • Sand
  • Sandstone
  • Sandstone Slab
  • Sandstone Stairs
  • Seeds
  • Shears
  • Shrub
  • Slightly Damaged Anvil
  • Slimeball
  • Smooth Sandstone
  • Snow Layer
  • Snow Block
  • Snowball
  • Soul Sand
  • Spawn Egg
  • Spawner
  • Spider Eye
  • Splash Awkward Potion
  • Splash Mundane Potion
  • Splash Potion of Fire Resistance
  • Splash Potion of Fire Resistance (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Harming
  • Splash Potion of Harming (Strong)
  • Splash Potion of Healing
  • Splash Potion of Healing (Strong)
  • Splash Potion of Invisibility
  • Splash Potion of Invisibility (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Night Vision
  • Splash Potion of Night Vision (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Poison
  • Splash Potion of Poison (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Poison (Strong)
  • Splash Potion of Regeneration
  • Splash Potion of Regeneration (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Regeneration (Strong)
  • Splash Potion of Slowness
  • Splash Potion of Slowness (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Strength
  • Splash Potion of Strength (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Strength (Strong)
  • Splash Potion of Swiftness
  • Splash Potion of Swiftness (Extended)
  • Splash Potion of Swiftness (Strong)
  • Splash Potion of Weakness
  • Splash Potion of Weakness (Extended)
  • Splash Thick Potion
  • Sponge
  • Spruce Leaves
  • Spruce Log
  • Spruce Planks
  • Spruce Sapling
  • Spruce Slab
  • Spruce Stairs
  • Standing Sign
  • Steak
  • Stick
  • Sticky Piston
  • Stone
  • Stone Axe[note 2]
  • Stone Bricks
  • Stone Brick Slab
  • Stone Brick Stairs
  • Stone Button
  • Stone Hoe[note 3]
  • Stone Pickaxe
  • Stone Pressure Plate
  • Stone Shovel
  • Stone Slab
  • Stone Sword
  • String
  • Sugar
  • Sugar Cane
  • TNT
  • Thick Potion
  • Torch
  • Tripwire Hook
  • Unlit Redstone Torch
  • Unpowered Repeater
  • Unstable TNT
  • Very Damaged Anvil
  • Vines
  • Wall Sign
  • Water
  • Water Bottle
  • Water Bucket
  • Wheat
  • White Wool
  • Wither Skeleton Skull
  • Wooden Axe[note 2]
  • Wooden Hoe[note 3]
  • Wooden Pickaxe
  • Wooden Shovel
  • Wooden Sword
  • Written Book
  • Yellow Dye
  • Yellow Wool

List of Enchantments

While you can get any enchantment on any item, they won't always have an effect. If the enchant does have an effect then the effect is explained in a reference.

Native Item Enchantment Levels Notes
Helmets Respiration I-III Functions when in the players armor slots.
Helmets Aqua Affinity I Functions when in the players armor slots.
Boots Feather Falling I-IV Functions when in the players armor slots.
Armor Protection I-IV Functions when in the players armor slots.
Armor Blast Protection I-IV Functions when in the players armor slots.
Armor Fire Protection I-IV Functions when in the players armor slots.
Armor Projectile Protection I-IV Functions when in the players armor slots.
Swords Bane of Arthropods I-V Functions when melee hitting mobs.
Swords Fire Aspect I-II Functions when melee hitting mobs.
Swords Looting I-III Functions when melee hitting mobs.
Swords Knockback I-II Functions when melee hitting mobs.
Swords Sharpness I-V Functions when melee hitting mobs.
Swords Smite I-V Functions when melee hitting mobs.
Tools Efficiency I-V Only functions on tools.
Tools Fortune I-III Only functions on blocks that can be mined with no tool, such as Wheat.
Tools Silk Touch I Only functions on blocks that can be mined with no tool, such as Grass Blocks.
Equipment Unbreaking I-III Only functions on equipment, or items with durability.
Bows Flame I Only functions on a bow.
Bows Infinity I Only functions on a bow.
Bows Power I-V Only functions on a bow.
Bows Punch I-II Only functions on a bow.

Gallery

  • Multiple incompatible enchantments on a pickaxe

    Multiple incompatible enchantments on a pickaxe

  • Multiple incompatible enchantments on a stick

    Multiple incompatible enchantments on a stick

Combos

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 From 20w10a (1.16 Snapshot), this item can be upgraded to netherite and the invalid enchantment will remain.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 In certain Combat Test versions, sword enchantments could be applied to axes.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Efficieny, Fortune, and Silk Touch on a hoe becomes recontinued in 20w10a (1.16 Snapshot)
  4. ↑ Some sword enchantments are possible by obtaining the Battle Sign from the April Fools' version 2.0.

References

  1. ↑ MC-4203. bugs.mojang.com.
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