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Enchantments change equipment behavior and have normal level limits. Their accepted equipment and conflicts determine which combinations you can keep. Choose an equipment type before collecting or combining enchanted books.

Compare potion effects, variants and brewing sequences. Check edition availability and whether an entry has an ordinary brewing recipe.

Compare villager and Wandering Trader offers by profession, level, base inputs, output choices and use limits.

Mining tools have material tiers and work on different block groups. Utility equipment handles tasks such as fishing, navigation and collecting blocks. Match the tool to its task before comparing durability or mining speed.

Swords, axes, spears and ranged equipment use different attack rules. Java melee damage and attack speed describe ordinary attacks, while projectiles and mace smashes need separate consideration. Check enchantment compatibility before combining your equipment.

Armor is made for a specific wearer and equipment slot. Player pieces and animal body armor use different protection and repair rules. Compare durability and accepted enchantments within the same equipment type.

Browse block types, recorded mining values, possible drops, crafting stations and inventory relationships by edition.

Compare hunger, saturation, preparation and possible food sources. Cake uses per-slice nutrition, and consumption effects are separate from the food values.

Find inventory item types and block items, then compare stack sizes, recorded acquisition sources and crafting relationships.

Compare burn duration, standard processing capacity and returned containers for fuel items. Java and Bedrock values are recorded separately.

Compare crafting and processing rules by station, ingredients, arrangement, output quantity and returned containers.

Compare planting items, recorded soils, visible crop stages and possible harvests across crops and decorative plants.

Compare structure families, eligible biomes, possible loot and edition-specific locate targets. Feature-generated sites are marked separately.

Armor trims decorate armor without adding protection. A smithing template chooses the pattern, while a trim material chooses its color. Duplicate a template before consuming your last copy if you want the same pattern on more equipment.

Compare effect behavior, common causes and recorded level or removal rules. Instant effects and timed effects are distinguished.

Compare biome climate, natural-mob entries and terrain details. Verified edition equivalents share entries, with distinct legacy and technical definitions retained.

Music discs play tracks in a jukebox and can provide comparator signals. Some tracks come from structure rewards, while others require crafting or a particular mob-kill condition. Check that condition before attempting to collect a disc.

Compare mob health, possible drops, natural-spawn biomes and taming or breeding items. Edition-specific entries include command-only types and health variations.

Compare mining requirements, normal drops, Silk Touch and processing. Java generation bands help distinguish placement ranges without promising an ore at every coordinate.

Match every profession to its workstation, trade categories and job conditions. Unemployed villagers and nitwits have separate entries.

Browse redstone components by role and action, including switches, logic, detectors, rails and powered inventory interactions.

Browse Java advancement branches, objectives, required sets and explicit rewards. Bedrock achievements are listed separately.

Identify sherd patterns and their archaeology or trial chamber sources. Each entry separates location from the method needed to recover it.

Compare command grammar, parameter types, permissions, aliases and world or server restrictions for Java and Bedrock.