The Eight Fabled Blades Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
What does The Eight Fabled Blades Mod add?
It adds eight legendary, uncraftable, and unrepairable swords hidden in vanilla structures. Each sword has unique supernatural abilities and can potentially be awakened into a true prime form.
What Minecraft version is The Eight Fabled Blades Mod for?
The mod is available for Minecraft 1.12.2.
How do you get the swords in The Eight Fabled Blades Mod?
The swords cannot be crafted or repaired. You obtain them by finding their respective structures, such as igloos, jungle temples, strongholds, and others, and looting them.
Where do you find the Arrow Slasher?
The Arrow Slasher can be found in Jungle Temples and Village Blacksmith Forges. By default, it has a 100% chance to slice arrows.
Where do you find the Disenchanting Saber?
The Disenchanting Saber can be found in Strongholds, specifically in Libraries, and in Nether Fortresses. By default, it has an 8% chance to disenchant enemies, and players' inventories can also be disenchanted.
Where do you find the Lunar Edge?
The Lunar Edge can be found in Igloos. Its ability can only be used at night by right-clicking, making you invisible and granting Lunar attunement.
Where do you find the Sword of the Great End?
The Sword of the Great End can be found in End Cities. By default, each opponent it hits is subjected to the interfered status effect.
What does the Heart Pierced status effect do?
Heart Pierced severely cripples health regeneration, dividing health gain and regeneration by 10, and by default it damages whoever has the status effect.
What does the Interfered status effect do?
Interfered prevents endermen from teleporting normally, only allowing teleportation when attacked with a bow or in contact with water. Players affected by it cannot teleport using an ender pearl, and used ender pearls are not refunded.
What does the Shattered Hope status effect do?
Shattered Hope reduces damage output, not just melee damage, and attack speed to whoever has the status effect.