Weapons Of Mythology Mod FAQ

Each weapon requires specific crafting materials gathered from the world. Check the crafting guide for Mjölnir, Gungnir, and Tyrfing to see what ingredients you need and the exact recipe layout at a crafting table.

Mjölnir strikes with lightning for burst area damage, Gungnir lunges you forward to close gaps and pierce enemies, and Tyrfing knocks mobs backward for crowd control. Each excels in different combat situations.

Each weapon's ability triggers automatically or on specific attack conditions—check the individual weapon guides to learn the exact timing and mechanics for Mjölnir's lightning, Gungnir's lunge, and Tyrfing's knockback.

Yes, the mod runs on both client and server setups, so all abilities work smoothly in multiplayer survival worlds.

Check your weapon's durability bar like any Minecraft tool. Refer to the crafting guide to see if you can repair them at an anvil or crafting table.

Tyrfing is designed for crowd control with its knockback ability to push mobs away, though Mjölnir's area lightning damage also works well against clustered enemies.

Compatibility with enchantments depends on the mod's design—test applying enchantments at an enchanting table or anvil, or check the mod documentation for specific enchantment support.

Make sure you're attacking the correct target type (abilities work on hostile mobs), you have enough durability, and you're meeting any cooldown requirements between uses. Refer to the specific weapon guide for exact activation conditions.

The weapons deal significant damage and have powerful effects, making them useful against tough enemies, though boss-specific interactions depend on the individual boss mod or vanilla difficulty.

The mod is designed for smooth performance on both client and server, but using many abilities simultaneously in heavy combat may impact performance depending on your system—test in your world to see how it runs.