Expanded Axe Enchanting Mod FAQ

Use an enchanting table, anvil, or enchanted books just as you would with a sword—the mod allows axes to accept Fire Aspect, Knockback, Looting, Impaling, Density, Breach, and Wind Burst. You can also combine enchanted books with your axe on an anvil to add multiple enchantments.

Yes, this mod lets you apply mace-exclusive enchantments like Density and Breach to axes, turning them into hybrid weapons that combine axe damage with mace utility effects.

Density increases your axe's damage output, while Breach reduces enemy armor effectiveness—stacking both maximizes your total damage against heavily armored targets.

Yes, Looting on an axe increases rare drop chances from mobs just like it does on swords, making it useful for farming drops without switching weapons.

Yes, you can combine multiple enchantments on a single axe using an anvil and enchanted books, allowing you to create custom weapons suited to your playstyle.

Wind Burst functions the same way on axes as on maces—it creates a knockback effect when you hit enemies, though the exact behavior may vary slightly due to axe attack speed differences.

For PvE, combine Density and Breach for maximum damage, add Looting for mob drops, and consider Fire Aspect for extra damage over time against tougher enemies.

The mod is lightweight and only adds enchantment support to axes without adding new blocks or entities, so it should have minimal impact on performance.

This mod should be compatible with most axe-modifying mods, but conflicts can occur if another mod restricts axe enchantments—check mod documentation or test in-game if issues arise.

Use a grindstone to remove all enchantments from your axe, or use an anvil with a blank enchanted book to replace specific enchantments with new ones.