Enchanting · 메모리즈

The enchanting system on 메모리즈 is based around enchanting books and applying those books to your gear via an anvil.

Enchanting Table & Anvil

When placing a book in the enchanting table, you will see up to three options to choose from based on how many EXP levels you currently have.

1 level: 1 enchant option
2 levels: 2 enchant options
3 levels: 3 enchant options

Enchanting on 메모리즈 is not too dissimilar, with the exception of books, where the cost of enchanting is respective to the option you choose, e.g. option 3 will take 3 of your levels and 3 Lapis Lazuli to enchant your book.

Enchant options are unreadable if you don't have any bookshelves placed around your enchanting table. The more you bookshelves, the higher option enchants are translated.

Enchanted books are applied to gear in an anvil. Each type of gear has its own default number of enchantments it can have at one time, these are its enchantment slots.

Books

Aside from regular books, Specialized Enchantment Books can be purchased from Hedley in the Library basement, or found in structures throughout the Open World. These can be used in the enchanting table similar to a normal book, to receive only enchantments specific to the book type used. For example, when enchanting a 'Book of Swords', you will only receive enchantment options that can be applied to swords, making it far easier to find the enchant you're looking for.

Tomes are another type of book you can place into the enchanting table, but are used to change the 3 outcomes. Placing a Tome of Renewal into the enchanting table will provide 3 new enchantment options for a piece of gear, while a Tome of Reversal will provide the previous 3 options you saw.

On 메모리즈, every single different enchant will have a unique book texture, so you can tell what kind of enchants you come across at a glance! Enchants that you can only find through exploration of the Open Worlds, will have a glowing outline around them, these are called 'Treasure Enchants'.

For even more clarity, you can hover over any enchantment book to read a brief description, as well as see mini icons of the items that the book can be applied to. For example, you'll see mini diamond boots on a feather-falling book, indicating that they can only be applied to boots.

Custom Enchantments

While enchanting your books, you may come across many new and meaningful enchantments that play a wide variety of roles in your gameplay experience! All enchantments, including vanilla ones, can be viewed inside the enchantment table for more information.

Auto Smelt: Automatically smelt ores when mining them.
- Incompatible with Silk Touch.
Backstab: Deal more damage when attacking from behind.
Burst: Chance to shoot 1-3 arrows from your bow.
- Incompatible with Explosive.
Double Hit: Chance to hit a mob twice when striking.
Excavating: Increases the chance of finding fragments when brushing
Explosive: Arrows have a chance to cause explosions when shot.
- Incompatible with Burst.
Leech: Chance to gain a heart when taking one away.
Lucky Orb: Chance to gain more XP when collecting XP orbs.
Marathon: Slows down hunger drain when sprinting.
Orb Harvester: Receive experience when harvesting crops from Planter Boxes.
Petrify: Freeze mobs for a short period of time upon being shot.
Retreat: Sprint faster when low on hearts.
Siphon: Auto-collect items upon breaking them.
Sneak: Sneak up on mobs that aren’t tracking you.
Soul Collector: Chance of collecting souls used to craft mob spawners upon killing mobs.
Sowing: Chance of receiving seeds back when harvesting crops from Planter Boxes.
Yielding: Chance of receiving double drops when harvesting crops from Planter Boxes.

Treasure Enchants

There are a handful of Enchanted Books you won't be able to get through the Enchanting Table. Instead, you have to find these books in structures around the Open Worlds.

Soul Speed: Found exclusively in Soul Shrines in the Soulsand Valley.
Frost Walker: Found exclusively in Igloos.
Auto Smelt: Found exclusively in Basalt Forges in the Basalt Deltas.
Mending: Found in Mineshafts and Miner Camps underground.
Siphon: Found in Sky Sanctuaries and Aether Palaces in the Aether.
Excavating: Found exclusively through brushing suspicious blocks.
Swift Sneak: Found exclusively in Ancient Cities in the Deep Dark.
Sneak: Found exclusively in Ancient Cities in the Deep Dark.
Vaulting: Found exclusively in Iguano Camps in the Savanna.

Ashes o' Enchanting

If you have any books that you don't need, you can repurpose them into 'Ashes o' Enchanting'. Put your Enchanted Books in a furnace and smelt them to turn them into ash. These ashes can be used in an anvil to repair tools that have “shattered” from the use of Protection Runes. An alternative use for these ashes is to use them as a potion ingredient, so you can recoup some of your lost EXP.

Runes

Runes are helpful tools for enchanting and can be found in structure chests throughout the Open Worlds. Runes are applied to gear via an anvil just like books, and have specific benefits depending on the rune used.

Slot Rune: Adds another enchantment slot to a piece of gear, up to a maximum of 12 slots.
Protection Rune: Prevents an item from fully breaking once running out of durability, “shattering” instead - which can be fixed with Ashes o’ Enchanting.
Power Rune: Upgrades all enchantments on a piece of gear by 1 level, unless at their maximum level.

Bottled Experience

Your precious Experience can be bottled up using 'Soul Bottles' to keep it from disappearing when you die, or to share it with other players. You can find Soul Bottles exclusively in chest loot of Soul Shrines residing in the Soulsand Valley of the Nether. Once you have obtained a Soul Bottle, simply hold it and right-click, it will conveniently store all your EXP so you can use it again whenever you wish!