Anvil Tiers - Revision history

Flesh: Added the Anvil durability section

2025-10-31T14:58:36Z

Added the Anvil durability section

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	~~==Anvils==~~		==Anvil Progression==
	===Anvil Progression===
	[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]		[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]
	Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.		Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.
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	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

	===Alloy Smithing===		==Anvil Durability==
			While there are now multiple types of anvil, they will still require upkeep like the anvils you're used to. When using an upgraded anvil, there is a 1/8 chance that it will be damaged and be downgraded a tier. This is for every use, not every item so make sure you craft in bulk !

			==Alloy Smithing==
	Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.		Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.
	<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.		<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.
	<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.		<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.

	===Enchanting===		==Enchanting==
	Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.		Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.
	For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.		For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.

Flesh: Reverted edits by Flesh (talk) to last revision by Ford

2025-10-31T00:11:21Z

Reverted edits by Flesh (talk) to last revision by Ford

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	==Anvil Progression==		==Anvils==
			===Anvil Progression===
	[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]		[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]
	Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.		Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.
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	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

	=~~=Anvil Durability==~~		===Alloy Smithing===
	Anvils have durability just like in vanilla. This means that anvils will have to be remade/repaired as players are using the anvils to make alloys. This increases the effective material input of tools/weapons/armor without directly increasing the inputs in the crafting recipe's themselves.

	==Alloy Smithing==
	Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.		Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.
	<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.		<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.
	<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.		<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.

	==Enchanting==		===Enchanting===
	Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.		Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.
	For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.		For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.

Flesh: Added Anvil Durability

2025-10-31T00:01:09Z

Added Anvil Durability

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	Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.		Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.
	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

			==Anvil Durability==
			Anvils have durability just like in vanilla. This means that anvils will have to be remade/repaired as players are using the anvils to make alloys. This increases the effective material input of tools/weapons/armor without directly increasing the inputs in the crafting recipe's themselves.

	==Alloy Smithing==		==Alloy Smithing==

Flesh at 23:55, 30 October 2025

2025-10-30T23:55:00Z

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	~~==Anvils==~~		==Anvil Progression==
	===Anvil Progression===
	[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]		[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]
	Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.		Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.
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	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

	===Alloy Smithing===		==Alloy Smithing==
	Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.		Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.
	<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.		<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.
	<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.		<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.

	===Enchanting===		==Enchanting==
	Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.		Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.
	For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.		For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.

Ford: Added Alloy Smithing

2025-10-29T20:00:46Z

Added Alloy Smithing

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	Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.		Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.
	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

			===Alloy Smithing===
			Much of the equipment progression requires the combination of different materials in an anvil.
			<br/>Copper can be combined with quartz to make bronze ingots in any anvil.
			<br/>Bundles of iron, crafted from four iron ingots, can be combined with coal blocks to make steel ingots in an iron anvil.

	===Enchanting===		===Enchanting===
	Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.		Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.

Ford: Formatting

2025-10-29T19:55:24Z

Formatting

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	==Anvils==		==Anvils==
	===Anvil Progression===		===Anvil Progression===
			[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]
	Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.		Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.
	The first tier of anvil that can be crafted is the copper anvil, which can create bronze ingots and iron-plated armor.		The first tier of anvil that can be crafted is the copper anvil,
	~~[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]~~		which can create bronze ingots and iron-plated armor.

	Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.		Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.
	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

Ford: Added Image

2025-10-29T19:39:10Z

Added Image

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	Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.		Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.
	The first tier of anvil that can be crafted is the copper anvil, which can create bronze ingots and iron-plated armor.		The first tier of anvil that can be crafted is the copper anvil, which can create bronze ingots and iron-plated armor.
			[[File:Bronze Ingot.png\|thumb\|Crafting Copper in an Anvil]]
	Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.		Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.
	Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.		Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.

Ford: Added Enchant List

2025-10-29T19:37:29Z

Added Enchant List

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	Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.		Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.
	For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.		For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			! Item Type !! Enchantment
			\|-
			\| Sword \|\| Sharpness
			\|-
			\| Pickaxe, Axe, Shovel, Hoe \|\| Efficiency
			\|-
			\| Armour \|\| Protection
			\|-
			\| Crossbow \|\| Piercing
			\|}

Ford at 19:24, 29 October 2025

2025-10-29T19:24:13Z

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	==~~Anvil Tiers~~==		==Anvils==
	===Anvil Progression===		===Anvil Progression===
	Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.		Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.

Ford: Created and Formatted

2025-10-29T19:23:42Z

Created and Formatted

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==Anvil Tiers==
===Anvil Progression===
Anvils are now required to progress through the different items tiers.
The first tier of anvil that can be crafted is the copper anvil, which can create bronze ingots and iron-plated armor.
Copper anvils can be upgraded into the second tier, iron anvils, which can be used to create steel ingots.
Iron anvils can be upgraded into the third tier, diamond anvils, which can then be used to enchant items by combining them with their material components.
===Enchanting===
Enchanting is no longer randomised. Instead there is one specific enchantment per type of equipment.
For example, combining an iron sword with an iron ingot gives the iron sword sharpness I. Enchanted items can still be combined to achieve higher levels of an enchantment using the anvil as normal.