Enchantments

Enchantment slots

Each different enchantment uses one slot. Curses use none. Higher enchantment levels need no extra slots. Your equipment’s tooltip shows how many slots are free.

Adding slots

Equipment can gain two extra slots. Craft an Enchantment Slot, charge it, then apply it at an anvil.

Unstable Enchanting

Some enchantments can be combined beyond their normal level limits by merging books. When you do this, the resulting book becomes unstable. Unstable books are powerful, but they cannot be applied to equipment until they are polished.

To polish an unstable enchanted book, you need Enchantment Polish. Determine how many levels the book is over its normal maximum, and combine the unstable book with an equal amount of Enchantment Polish in an anvil. This produces a polished enchanted book that can be applied to equipment.

Obtaining Enchantment Polish

First acquire Enchantment Polish Base, then brew it together with the following materials:

• 4 stacks of bottles o' enchanting
• 1 stack of redstone dust
• 1 stack of lapis lazuli
• 16 diamonds

Brewing has a 1/9 chance to yield Enchantment Polish and an 8/9 chance to produce Botched Enchantment Polish. Only Enchantment Polish can be used for polishing books. Cleric villagers accept botched polish and will provide a partial refund.

Enchantment List

Below is a list of all enchantments, including their maximum stable and unstable levels, and whether they are enchantable in an enchantment table, and whether they can be obtained from villagers.