So i finally tried quark oddities, a minecraft add-on to a minecraft mod, primarily to check out it’s novel take on enchanting.
Now I’ve never claimed to know the in and outs of enchanting in the base game, but in Oddities it’s altered to a kind of tetris-esque setup where you fit any of the pieces you generate via lapis into a square grid that applies the enchantments. Doens’t even ask for datapacks or fiddling to apply custom enchants from other mods.
Which is fun. But it seems a bit limited as all tools and materials seem to have the same amount of space available, which so far only seems to handle three blocks, which I’m sure isn’t the usual limit. And I did haphazardly surround it with bookshelves for leveled-up enchants, which is another feature i might not understand in full.
But, there’s also another mod, eidolon, which bills itself as a kind of dark magic and worship kind of affair that offers it’s own method of enchanting, more like the usual method but with it’s own resource, soul shards, rather than lapis.
Experimenting on my own, it seems i could get up to five on a sword. But anything that does that seems to be blanked out on Oddities’s modded tables. As if I’ve jailbroken the gear and have to rely on soul enchantment to alter it any further, unless i grind it down and start over.