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A block that removes enchantments from items, typically returning some experience or allowing the enchantment to be transferred.

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  1. Guides
  2. Recipes
  3. Blocks
  4. Frequently asked questions
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Transfer an Enchantment From One Item to AnotherUnderstanding the Transfer Mechanic The Disenchanter 's headline feature in most versions is moving an enchantment…How to Use the Disenchanter to Strip Enchantments From an ItemPlacing and Powering the Block Place the Disenchanter like any other block. Most versions of this mod require no fuel…Recovering Experience From Unwanted Enchanted GearWhy Bother Disenchanting for XP Enchanted loot from mobs, dungeons, and fishing piles up fast. Instead of tossing it…Troubleshooting: Why Your Disenchanter Isn't WorkingCommon Causes If you've placed a Disenchanter and nothing happens when you use it, work through these checks before…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

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Blocks

Disenchanter

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started with the Disenchanter Mod?
Craft a Disenchanter block, place it down, and right-click it to open its interface. Put an enchanted item in the input slot to see what enchantments it holds and what your options are.
How do I use the disenchanter to remove enchantments?
Place your enchanted item in the Disenchanter's input slot and select the enchantment you want stripped. The block removes it and either returns experience to you or stores the enchantment, depending on which mode you're using.
Does the Disenchanter Mod work on Minecraft Bedrock?
The Disenchanter Mod is a Java Edition mod, so it does not run on Bedrock Edition. Bedrock players would need a separate add-on that replicates the same block behavior.
Can I transfer an enchantment from one item to another with the disenchanter?
Yes, that's one of its main uses. Strip the enchantment from the source item into the Disenchanter, then apply it to the target item through the block's interface.

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