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Bundles were meant to be introduced in the Caves & Cliffs update. And they kinda were.
But they are only accessible through commands, or by using a datapack. Not to mention they have a lot of flaws.
So I came up with these ideas to bring this awesome item back to life!
Idea #1. Dyeable Bundles
This is pretty self-explanatory.
To craft a dyed bundle, you use the same crafting recipe, but with the appropriate dye in the middle!
Why? It will allow for better organization and differentiation between bundles.
You can do the same with shulker boxes, so why not bundles?
Idea #2. Expansion & Attraction
These are the unique bundle enchantments!
Expansion comes in four levels and adds 16*k extra slots to the bundle, where k is the level.
So you can have 128 slots in the bundle with Expansion IV!
Expansion enchanted books are only found in Ancient Cities, Desert Pyramids, and Jungle Pyramids inside hidden chests (actually hidden: you'll never know where the chest will be).
Why? More space is great, especially when it's a challenge to obtain.
Attraction is a different story. It comes in only 1 level (like Infinity or Silk Touch).
If you have an attractive bundle in your inventory, any new items will attempt to go into the bundle first.
Attraction books can be obtained while fishing, but only on a new moon because reasons.
In addition, applying Attraction to a bundle only costs from 0 to 2 levels of XP.
Why? A lot of organization has to be done even with bundles. Attraction is an easily obtainable way to fix that, but still has a little challenge to it.
Idea #3. Reinforced Bundles
Take a bundle into the center of a crafting grid. Put some gold ingots around it in a V-shape and an amethyst cluster on top. You just got a reinforced bundle (oh wow)!
A reinforced bundle can hold up 64 of anything, and I mean it. If you for some reason have 32 swords and 32 hoes and you can't put them all into one bundle, no problem - a reinforced bundle will help you out.
R-bundles can be dyed as well, with the dye placed in any free spot!
Why? Better organization of up-to-16-stackable and non-stackable items for a pretty cheap price.
Idea #4, the Simplest. More Common Rabbits
I really shouldn't explain this.
What do y'all think? Let's discuss it in the comments!
But they are only accessible through commands, or by using a datapack. Not to mention they have a lot of flaws.
So I came up with these ideas to bring this awesome item back to life!
Idea #1. Dyeable Bundles
This is pretty self-explanatory.
To craft a dyed bundle, you use the same crafting recipe, but with the appropriate dye in the middle!
Why? It will allow for better organization and differentiation between bundles.
You can do the same with shulker boxes, so why not bundles?
Idea #2. Expansion & Attraction
These are the unique bundle enchantments!
Expansion comes in four levels and adds 16*k extra slots to the bundle, where k is the level.
So you can have 128 slots in the bundle with Expansion IV!
Expansion enchanted books are only found in Ancient Cities, Desert Pyramids, and Jungle Pyramids inside hidden chests (actually hidden: you'll never know where the chest will be).
Why? More space is great, especially when it's a challenge to obtain.
Attraction is a different story. It comes in only 1 level (like Infinity or Silk Touch).
If you have an attractive bundle in your inventory, any new items will attempt to go into the bundle first.
Attraction books can be obtained while fishing, but only on a new moon because reasons.
In addition, applying Attraction to a bundle only costs from 0 to 2 levels of XP.
Why? A lot of organization has to be done even with bundles. Attraction is an easily obtainable way to fix that, but still has a little challenge to it.
Idea #3. Reinforced Bundles
Take a bundle into the center of a crafting grid. Put some gold ingots around it in a V-shape and an amethyst cluster on top. You just got a reinforced bundle (oh wow)!
A reinforced bundle can hold up 64 of anything, and I mean it. If you for some reason have 32 swords and 32 hoes and you can't put them all into one bundle, no problem - a reinforced bundle will help you out.
R-bundles can be dyed as well, with the dye placed in any free spot!
Why? Better organization of up-to-16-stackable and non-stackable items for a pretty cheap price.
Idea #4, the Simplest. More Common Rabbits
I really shouldn't explain this.
What do y'all think? Let's discuss it in the comments!
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