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- Minecraft 26.1
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- Minecraft 26.2
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Minecraft But Mining Enchants Items
Minecraft But Mining Enchants Items is a chaotic vanilla datapack where every block you mine can randomly enchant your inventory. Gather resources, dig through caves, and watch your gear become stronger, stranger, and sometimes completely overpowered as you play. With 41 enchantments spread across 3 power tiers, every mining session becomes an unpredictable adventure where each block you break could completely change your survival journey. It also includes multiplayer support and a themed advancement tab to guide your progress from your first stone pickaxe to defeating the Ender Dragon.
Features
* Every mined block randomly enchants a random item in your inventory.
* 41 enchantments are available across 3 tiers: Normal, Rare, and OP.
* Multiplayer support, with all players affected at the same time.
📦 Installation
This is a Datapack - no mods required.
1. Download the `.zip` file.
2. Open Minecraft and navigate to your world's folder:
*Windows:** `%appdata%\.minecraft\saves\<YourWorldName>\`
*macOS:** `~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves/<YourWorldName>/`
3. Drop the `.zip` directly into the `datapacks` folder (do not unzip it).
4. Launch your world and run `/reload` if the world is already open.
5. Watch for the Bebu load message in chat—you're ready to play!
❓ FAQ
Q: Does this work with Fabric or Forge mods?
A: Yes. It's a vanilla datapack and runs alongside any mods without conflict.
Q: What counts as mining a block?
A: Any block that is successfully broken by a player counts, including stone, ores, wood, dirt, and most other mineable blocks.
Q: Will this enchant items I don't want enchanted?
A: Yes, that's the chaos! Swords, armor, pickaxes, bows, fishing rods, shields, and even offhand items are all fair game.
Q: Can I use this on a server?
A: Absolutely. It's designed with multiplayer in mind.
Q: Does it work on existing worlds?
A: Yes. Simply add the datapack to an existing world and reload.
Minecraft But Mining Enchants Items is a chaotic vanilla datapack where every block you mine can randomly enchant your inventory. Gather resources, dig through caves, and watch your gear become stronger, stranger, and sometimes completely overpowered as you play. With 41 enchantments spread across 3 power tiers, every mining session becomes an unpredictable adventure where each block you break could completely change your survival journey. It also includes multiplayer support and a themed advancement tab to guide your progress from your first stone pickaxe to defeating the Ender Dragon.
Features
* Every mined block randomly enchants a random item in your inventory.
* 41 enchantments are available across 3 tiers: Normal, Rare, and OP.
* Multiplayer support, with all players affected at the same time.
📦 Installation
This is a Datapack - no mods required.
1. Download the `.zip` file.
2. Open Minecraft and navigate to your world's folder:
*Windows:** `%appdata%\.minecraft\saves\<YourWorldName>\`
*macOS:** `~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves/<YourWorldName>/`
3. Drop the `.zip` directly into the `datapacks` folder (do not unzip it).
4. Launch your world and run `/reload` if the world is already open.
5. Watch for the Bebu load message in chat—you're ready to play!
❓ FAQ
Q: Does this work with Fabric or Forge mods?
A: Yes. It's a vanilla datapack and runs alongside any mods without conflict.
Q: What counts as mining a block?
A: Any block that is successfully broken by a player counts, including stone, ores, wood, dirt, and most other mineable blocks.
Q: Will this enchant items I don't want enchanted?
A: Yes, that's the chaos! Swords, armor, pickaxes, bows, fishing rods, shields, and even offhand items are all fair game.
Q: Can I use this on a server?
A: Absolutely. It's designed with multiplayer in mind.
Q: Does it work on existing worlds?
A: Yes. Simply add the datapack to an existing world and reload.
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