Features

The enchanting table becomes a catalogue of enchantments you have unlocked, paid for with reagents and experience instead of luck.

Every item has a slot budget, every enchantment costs slots, and the grindstone permanently scars whatever you strip.

Four templates move raw statistics out of enchanting and into the smithing table, where the ingot you use decides the level outright.

Every armor material resists a specific kind of damage, so the set you wear is a decision about what you expect to fight.

Rockets no longer push you. Campfires do, and building a good one is now part of building a route.

An atlas that holds every map you own, draws itself as you travel, and can be shared so a whole server edits the same world map.

Death keeps your tools and half your experience, and takes the bonus hearts you spent real effort earning.

Ore is scarce near world spawn and abundant far from it, so distance from home becomes a resource you can spend.

Four rail tiers that oxidise over time, raising the speed ceiling from 8 blocks per second to 40 and making track a thing you maintain.

A lit furnace minecart couples the carts behind it into a train of up to eight, and drags them through curves, slopes and portals.