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Dungeons Gear Mod — Guide

Contents (9)
  1. Artifacts
  2. Utility Artifacts
  3. Offensive Artifacts
  4. Summoning Artifacts
  5. Mechanics
  6. The Soul System
  7. Artifact Cooldowns
  8. Weapon Combos
  9. Acquisition and Trading

Artifacts

Artifacts are powerful active-use items that occupy specific slots or are held in the inventory. They generally operate on a cooldown or consume Souls.

Utility Artifacts

  • Boots of Swiftness: Grants a temporary speed boost.
  • Death Cap Mushroom: Greatly increases attack and movement speed for a short duration.
  • Iron Hide Amulet: Provides a massive temporary boost to defense.
  • Wind Horn: Knocks back and slows all nearby enemies.

Offensive Artifacts

  • Corrupted Beacon: Consumes souls to fire a continuous high-damage beam.
  • Lightning Rod: Consumes souls to strike a target location with lightning.
  • Harvester: Consumes souls to create a giant explosion around the player.
  • Firework Arrow: Converts the next arrow shot into an explosive firework.

Summoning Artifacts

  • Tasty Bone: Summons a Wolf to fight alongside the player.
  • Wonderful Wheat: Summons a Llama that spits at enemies.
  • Golem Kit: Summons a powerful Soul Golem.

Mechanics

The Soul System

Certain weapons and armors possess the Soul Gathering stat. When a player kills a mob with a soul-gathering item equipped, they collect souls (tracked via a bar in the UI). These souls are required to power 'Soul Artifacts' like the Corrupted Beacon or the Harvester.

Artifact Cooldowns

Artifacts do not use durability. Instead, they have a cooldown period after use. This cooldown can be reduced by wearing specific armor sets (like the Battle Robe) or using the Cooldown enchantment.

Weapon Combos

Many melee weapons utilize a combo system. The damage and area of effect may change depending on whether the swing is the first, second, or third in a sequence. Enchantments like Swirling or Shockwave only trigger on the final hit of a combo.

Acquisition and Trading

Items from Dungeons Gear are integrated into the vanilla world through several methods:

  1. Loot Chests: Items can be found in Dungeon, Stronghold, Bastion, and Nether Bridge chests. The rarity of the gear scales with the difficulty of the structure.
  2. Villager Trading: * Weaponsmiths: Sell high-tier melee weapons and unique blades. * Fletchers: Sell specialized bows and crossbows. * Armorers: Sell heavy plate armors. * Leatherworkers: Sell robes and light utility armor. * Wandering Traders: Occasionally sell rare Artifacts or Unique gear for a high emerald cost.
  3. Mob Drops: Rare 'Unique' mobs or bosses have a small chance to drop gear from the mod upon death.