Spell Enchants for All Prominence II Data Pack FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I start using spell enchantments on my weapons?
You need to have the data pack loaded in your Prominence II world. Once active, you can apply spell enchantments to modded swords through the normal enchanting table or anvil, just like you would with vanilla enchantments. The data pack expands which weapons accept these enchantments beyond standard swords.
Do spell enchantments work on all modded swords or just specific ones?
The data pack adds spell enchantment support to weapons from Simply Swords, Marium's Soulslike Weapons, and Prominent Artifacts specifically. Other modded swords may not be compatible unless they're part of these mods.
What's the difference between Spell Power and Spell Haste?
Spell Power increases the damage your spells deal based on your magic stats, making enchanted weapons hit harder with magic scaling. Spell Haste reduces the cooldown between spell casts, letting you use magic abilities more frequently.
Can I put Infinity on swords that aren't standard swords?
The Spell Infinity feature specifically allows the infinity enchantment on standard swords. Modded swords from other mods may have different enchantment rules and won't necessarily support infinity.
How do my magic stats affect modded weapons with Spell Power?
When Spell Power is active on a weapon, your magic stat values directly increase the spell damage those weapons deal. Higher magic stats = harder-hitting spells from your enchanted gear.
Do I need to do anything special to enable these features, or are they automatic?
Once the data pack is loaded into your world, all features are active automatically. You don't need to enable anything—just use the enchanting table or anvil on compatible weapons as normal.
Will spell enchantments slow down my game performance?
The data pack is designed to integrate with Prominence II's existing magic system without adding significant performance overhead. If you experience lag, check that you don't have conflicting data packs or mods modifying the same weapon systems.
Can I combine multiple spell enchantments on one weapon?
Yes, you can stack spell enchantments on a single weapon using the anvil, as long as the enchantments don't conflict and your weapon supports them. The exact combination limits depend on the weapon type and vanilla enchantment rules.
What happens if I use a modded sword that isn't from the supported mods?
Weapons from unsupported mods won't receive the spell enchantment bonuses from this data pack. They'll function normally as modded weapons, but won't gain Spell Power, Spell Haste, or other features.
Do spell enchantments work with the magic system's casting mechanics?
Yes—spell enchantments integrate directly with Prominence II's magic system, so your spells cast from these weapons use the same stats and cooldowns as your regular magic abilities, modified by the enchantments.