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Spell Engine Mod is a data driven magic library for Minecraft. This mod allows you to add spells to the game. It allows modders to create spells with different parameters, visual and sound effects.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Cast Your First Spell in Spell EngineGetting a Spell Into Your Hands Spell Engine itself is a library, so on its own it does not add weapons or spells you…How to Fix a Spell That Will Not CastCheck the Cost First Most failed casts are a resource problem. Spell Engine spells can cost hunger (exhaust) , items…How to Increase Spell Damage with Spell PowerWhat Spell Power Is Spell Engine does not use a fixed damage number per spell. Instead, spells scale with the Spell…How to Understand Spell Targeting Modes and Impact ActionsTargeting Modes Every spell in Spell Engine is defined with a targeting mode that decides where it lands: Projectile…

Frequently asked questions

How do I actually get spells in Spell Engine?
Spell Engine is a library, so it doesn't add spells on its own — you need a content mod or datapack that defines them. Once one is installed, spells are usually bound to weapons or items, and you cast them by using that item.
Why does my weapon do nothing when I right-click?
The weapon probably has no spell assigned to it, or the spell is on cooldown or lacks its cost (runes, hunger, durability). Check that the item is actually spell-bound and that you meet the spell's cost requirements.
What's the difference between charged and channeled casting?
Charged spells build up while you hold the use button and fire when you release it. Channeled spells keep casting continuously while you hold, often draining cost over time.
How does Spell Power affect my damage?
Spell Power is an entity attribute that scales the damage and healing of spells you cast. Increasing it through gear, effects, or attributes makes your spells hit harder without changing the spell itself.

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