Enchanting

Enchantments are effects that are used to upgrade your armour and tools indefinitely. You need to “spend” XP levels to enchant your items.

Icon	Name	In Game Description	Item that can be enchanted with this effect
	Health	Increases your maximum health	Armor
	Health Regen	Regenerates health faster
	Protection	Further reduces the amount of damage taken
	Attack Speed	Increases the frequency in which you can deal attacks to other players or mobs.	Sword
	Critical Damage	Increases the damage dealt by critical hits
	Damage	Increases damage dealt	Sword & Stick
	Break Speed	Increases speed of breaking blocks	Tools
	Momentum	Further increases the speed of breaking blocks as you break more blocks in a short time
	Mining Aura	Increases Aura XP gained when mining ores	Pickaxe (Except for Moonstone Pickaxes)
	Mining Yield	Increases the amount of materials dropped when mining ores
	Digging Aura	Increases Aura XP gained when digging blocks	Spade
	Farming Aura	Increases Aura XP gained when farming	Hoe
	Farming Yield	Increases the amount of materials dropped when farming
	Lumber Aura	Increases Aura XP gained when chopping trees	Axe
	Lumber Yield	Increases the amount of materials dropped when chopping trees
	Arrow Speed	Increases speed and range of shot arrows	Bow & Crossbow
	Arrow Damage	Increases damage dealt by arrows shot
	Quick Charge	Reduces the time taken to charge a bow
	Horizontal Knockback	Increases the horizontal knockback of hits	Knight Sword & Stick
	Vertical Knockback	Increases the vertical knockback of hits	Stick
	Knockback Resist	Reduces the knockback taken from hits	Fur Chestplate
	Stomp Damage	Deals more damage when you land on players or other mobs	Spiked Boots

Enchanting

You can enchant your armour and items using the enchantment table. The effects of the enchantment comes in three tiers, which are I, II and III in increasing “power”. The enchantments for the armour and items come in 5 tiers, which are tiers 1-5. The number indicates the total “level” of enchantments you will receive from enchanting your armour. For example, for tier 5 enchantments, you can receive I, II, II effects or III and II effects for your enchantments (as long as the Roman numerals add up to 5), and as such.

When you enchant your armour, you will spend your Aura XP levels and have a random chance of getting each tier, and the effects for the enchantments are randomly chosen too. Enchantment tables come in five “tiers”, which are the wooden, stone, iron, gold and diamond enchantment table in increasing probability of getting you a better enchantment tier. When you open an enchantment table, you will see a slot at the left of the user interface to put the item you want to enchant there. If you put an item that can be enchanted in the slot, the possible effects that might be given form enchanting the item, with a short description each, will be displayed below the item slot. To the right of the item slot and descriptions, there are three random “prices” (in XP levels) for enchanting, with the probability of getting each tier listed below each price. A higher price means that you will have a higher chance of getting better enchantments. You have no control over what enchantments are you exactly getting each time.

If you are dissatisfied with the enchantments given to you, you can take the item that you want to enchant again out from the item slot in the user interface, put it back in again, and enchant your items again. Note that previous enchantments will be overwritten by the new enchantments.

Obtaining XP

You can obtain XP, and XP levels, from doing the following activities:

• Breaking Mob Spawners
• Harvesting crops
• Killing Mobs and other players (players or mobs dying in spikes does not give you XP)
• Mining Ores (does not work when you mine with a moonstone pickaxe)
• Smelting raw ores
• Consuming Aura XP fragments, orbs, potions, splash potions, or being hit by Aura XP arrows
• Sleeping (staying on beds for at least 10 seconds)

Doing the following activities (except for sleeping) will also have a small chance to drop an Aura XP Orb, which gives you three additional XP levels when eaten.

When you die, you will lose exactly half of your XP. (For example, if you have 5 XP levels when you died, you will respawn with 2.5 XP levels, and as such)

Infinite XP Glitch (Patched)

Crop Clicking:

By right clicking any: Fully Grown Wheat or Fully Grown Rice you can get Aura XP from the same crop infinite times.

Discovery: 05/16/2025 | Patched: 05/17/2025

Protector Breaking:

Breaking Coal Ore, Iron Ore, Gold Ore, Diamond Ore, Moonstone Ore, Fully Grown Wheat, Fully Grown Rice or Crops the block will drop Aura XP but reappear after being broken.

Discovery: 05/16/2025 | Patched: 05/17/2025

An example of a player in full enchanted Tier 5 armor in Survival.

Trivia

• The Artisan Axe is the only illegal item that can be enchanted.