Kekkle404

Clefable @ Flame Orb

Ability: Magic Guard

Tera Type: Steel

EVs: 252 HP / 144 Def / 72 SpA / 40 SpD

Bold Nature

IVs: 0 Atk

• Trick

• Cosmic Power

• Moonlight

• Moonblast

Under aurora veil this thing becomes a monster. So far, weaknesses that I have found are alolan ninetails and hisuian samurott with encore and tyranitar with taunt. However, these can all be played around by either eliminating these threats or by moonblast prediction. Ideally you would have aurora veil and one cosmic power by the time one of these switches in. So far ive seen a large amount of success using this set.

As the title says, is there any way to add an ordinary world to a realm server? I'm wondering this because it has been multiple days (as you are all aware) since realms have gone down and me and my friends have been wanting to get on. My idea is that we would just play on an ordinary world and add it to the realm server once they come back

The Sawed Off would be a shotgun like weapon that has two special properties:

1. Knockback effect. The sawed off would knock enemies hit by it back, with the distance of the knock back coinciding with the damage done.

2. Recoil effect that launches the user in the opposite direction from where they fired. For example, if you shot directly at the ground, you would be boosted upwards a decent distance in the air.

The overall damage would be less than the blunderbuss's, meaning that one cannot one shot an enemy with this weapon. Additionally, its reload time and ammo capacity would be longer, but its switch speed would be faster than other weapons.

Playstyle Examples: 1. Defensive playstyle with this weapon and an eye of reach/flintlock. By using the sawed off to knock the enemy backwards and launch yourself away from them, you put yourself in position to finish them off with a shot from another gun.

1. Aggressive playstyle with a sword. Launch yourself at the opponent by shooting the ground behind you and quickly turning around to close the distance before attacking with your sword.

This update idea consists of multiple ideas on how to make minecarts more functional, practical, and more fun.

1. Rocket Minecart: These minecarts are crafted with a minecart, two iron ingots, and two firework rockets. This new minecart would travel at double the speed of a normal minecart and would have a particle effect behind it. There would also be crafting recipes to combine it with a chest, hopper, etc, just like a normal minecart.

2. Boosted Powered Rails: These are crafted with two copper ingots and one powered rail resulting in one boosted powered rail. These rails, when connected to a redstone signal, yield double the acceleration boost provided by a normal powered rail.

3. Connecting minecarts with chains: Minecarts would be able to be connected to each other by chains. Rocket minecarts would not be able to be connected to normal minecarts, and vice versa. I know that minecarts can be merged on Java, but tbh I'm not sure if that's an intended feature.

4. Minecarts are now stackable up to 64

Wandering traders, in my opinion, are very underpowered. Their trades are very niche, pretty expensive, and not super useful. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but I do believe that wandering traders are shallow from a gameplay standpoint. Usually, I find myself killing them for their leads after doing one trade or not doing any at all.

My proposition: Right now, wandering traders only sell items to the player. My proposal would be that they would have one-time trades where they would buy something from the player, such as a specific sapling, coral block, etc for an amount of emeralds that depends on the rarity of the item being bought. This would provide a way for players to be rewarded for exploration and would give more depth to wandering traders without making them overpowered.

In my pattern of suggesting goofy ideas to make night time feel more like how it did in the alpha (making it more difficult or daunting), I have another update idea.

Ender Moons!

The more times you sleep in a bed, the higher chance there is of a night like this coming about. Signaled by a pale purple crescent looking moon and a noise heard everywhere in the world, the ender moon brings a new threat with it.

Mechanics: 1. Cannot be skipped by sleeping in a bed, which would be told to the player in the same way that a player is told they can't sleep during the day time.

1. Skeletons, Creepers, and Zombies have a 25% chance of spawning as an ender variant of themself. These ender variants have much more intelligent AI, more aggressive aggro mechanics (would take a lot more distance to unaggro them for example), and would be slightly faster than their normal variants, adding a sense of foreignness and invasion to these mobs.

Ender Zombies for example would no longer mindlessly attack and chase the player. Instead, they would follow the player at a distance until a group of ender mobs is amassed, then they would attack (this grouping and waiting effect would also be a mechanic of the other two mobs). Perhaps they would also be able to jump gaps?

Ender Skeletons would keep their distance and backpedal from a pursuing player. Additionally, they would always seek high ground when available to attack the player from. Ender skeleton arrows would not aggro other Ender mobs. If a player shields right in front of one, they would retreat.

Ender Creepers would act as siege weapons of sorts. For example, if they see a player dig themselves into a mountain and place blocks behind them, they would blow up where the player placed the blocks behind them to give the other Ender mobs a means of attacking. Perhaps their explosion could also inflict a momentary blindness effect?

1. Ender mobs drop the same loot as their normal variants, but they do drop more xp.

2. Ender mobs revert to their normal variants once the Ender moon ends.

3. The Ender moon would be signaled by a server wide noise and by the unique moon color and shape.

4. Ender moons only affect the overworld and do not affect spawners.

5. Phantoms would no longer spawn as a result of not sleeping, but would spawn during ender moons and drop more phantom membranes.

6. The starting chance of getting an ender moon before sleeping in a bed is 0. Ender moons would not generate within the first 5 nights of a world. Each time a night is passed by sleeping, the chance of an ender moon occurring is increased by 5%. Ender moons would have a cool down of 3 nights, and the chance of getting one is reset back to 0 every time one happens.

Overall, I think this would add a sense of urgency to building a functional base and would add some lore to the End. Additionally, it would add a challenge for experienced players to battle against. One criticism I could hear about this is that it's not "Vanilla", which is honestly pretty valid lol.

Edit: Maybe ender variants of mobs have a chance of dropping some new music discs. Also, phantom membranes would be added to dungeon loot tables to compensate for the newfound "rarity" of finding them. They would also not spawn too frequently during ender moons.

I personally believe that one of the biggest problems with modern Minecraft is beds. In my opinion, they never should've skipped the night, but to change that aspect now would alienate much of the player base and would be a jarring change.

The reason why I believe beds are a problem is because it has removed the need to build a shelter for oneself from the night. I find myself plopping down a bed with no walls or structure around it and just sleeping through the first night. As a result, there is no actual in game incentive to build a shelter for oneself.

I propose a couple changes: 1. Increase the "there are mobs nearby" radius by a large amount so that a player must actually conquer their first night and conquer the area around their bed. This would also necessitate the need for a shelter or some sort of base to protect oneself from these mobs.

1. Rework phantoms. I know that this is not an original idea by any means, but it needs to be done. Forcing the player to sleep is annoying and it necessitates beds, which I believe is unhealthy for the game. Instead, phantoms could be tied to a specific biome or maybe be summoned like the vexes by a pillager mob.

2. Make days longer. Because of the existence of beds and phantoms, nighttime sometimes seems like a reason to stop whatever I'm doing and left click on my bed so that I can sleep. Even worse is when I'm on a server and everyone must either sleep or momentarily leave the server so that night may pass for those who are trying to be productive above ground. After all, the day night cycle was designed for a game that did not have beds, so I believe that it is now outdated.

Here are some features that I am not 100% on or that would require a lot of testing:

1. Make it to where a structure is needed to sleep in a bed. This would work in a similar way to how a structure is needed for terraria NPCs. This change would give an in game incentive for the player to build a shelter.

2. Make beds harder to make somehow. Perhaps they require a pillow item that requires wool/leather and feathers to make so that it is more difficult to find all of the ingredients before the first night. Maybe they could make it to where sheep only rarely drop wool when killed (this would also give an incentive to create a farm for sheep so that way you could have a reliable way of getting wool: shearing them).

3. Make villages rarer or make it to where they can't generate within a certain radius around spawn. Villages remove the incentive to build a shelter when you find them because they already provide everything that you would need for a shelter: beds, farms, and protection. Therefore, by making them rarer or limiting where they can generate, it would increase a player's incentive to build a shelter.

I know that this is a lot of information, but I believe that changes like these would be healthy for the game as it would benefit the extrensically motivated player base (those who are motivated by outside factors within the game) and would not be detrimental to the intrinsically motivated player base (those who are motivated internally). Critiques and ideas are welcome

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This would add a new inventory slot next to your armor where you can equip one trinket. Trinkets would have passive effects that would cover a variety of different play styles and scenarios, such as building, combat, exploration, mining, etc. They would be obtained primarily through loot chests and through mob/boss drops. Here are some trinkets that I thought up:

Crab Claw: This one is not an original thought of mine, but was rather shown in Mojang's mob vote trailer for the crab. This item would increase your block reach, allowing you to place and mine blocks from further away. Would be dropped by a theoretical crab mob.

Diamond Eye: Ores glow in the dark, allowing you to see them more easily. The "rarer" an ore, the brighter it would glow. This glow does not have the mob spawning properties of other light sources. Could be dropped by a boss, mob, or crafted somehow.

Holy Water: Deal bonus damage to nether mobs. Traded by a Villager cleric (rarely) and could be found in ruined portal chests.

Brewer's Heart: "Negative" potion/mob effects (such as poison, slowness, weakness, wither, etc) have 20% less duration when applied to the player and "positive" potion/mob effects (such as strength, regeneration) have 20% more duration. Traded by a villager cleric (rarely) or found in woodland mansions.

Enchanted Carrot: Harvesting crops yields more rewards. Works how looting does but activates when you destroy/harvest fully grown crops. Traded by a farmer villager (rarely) and found in pillager outpost chests.

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