Timber Enchantment Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I get the Timber Strike enchantment?
You can obtain Timber Strike through an enchanting table, anvil with enchanted books, or fishing for enchanted books. It works like any other axe enchantment in Minecraft.
Do I need a specific type of axe for Timber Strike?
No, Timber Strike can be applied to any axe material in the game. The enchantment works the same regardless of whether you're using wood, stone, iron, diamond, or netherite.
What happens to the leaves when I chop down a tree with Timber Strike?
The leaves are automatically broken and collected as items, so you won't have floating leaves left behind. This is one of the main benefits of the enchantment.
Does Timber Strike work on all tree types?
Timber Strike works on standard Minecraft trees like oak, birch, spruce, jungle, acacia, and dark oak. Modded trees may vary depending on how they're coded.
Can I use Timber Strike on trees that are partially grown?
Yes, Timber Strike will fell whatever tree structure exists at the time you break the log, even if it's still growing.
Does Timber Strike require me to break a specific log in the tree?
No, you can break any log in the tree and the entire structure will fall. You don't need to start from the bottom.
What's the difference between Timber Strike enchantment levels?
Higher enchantment levels affect how efficiently the mod processes the tree and may improve reliability, though the core mechanic of felling the entire tree remains the same.
Why didn't the whole tree fall when I used Timber Strike?
Make sure the log you're breaking is actually part of a connected tree structure. If logs are too far apart or the tree is modded, it might not register as a single tree.
Does Timber Strike work with mods that add custom trees?
Compatibility depends on how the custom trees are coded. Trees that use standard Minecraft log blocks usually work fine, but heavily modified tree structures may have issues.
Does using Timber Strike damage my axe faster?
Breaking an entire tree with one swing uses more durability than breaking a single log, but this is balanced by the time saved compared to chopping manually.