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Windswept Anvil

Crafted with an anvil, 2 copper blocks, 4 breeze rods and 2 heavy cores, this anvil variant can cut XP costs by 25% on usage. It can also handle 59 levels of repair cost before it gets too expensive. It can deal more damage to players and mobs if it falls per block than regular anvils. It is more resistant to breaking, with a 6% chance of proceeding into the next damage stage on use. It can only get damaged 4 times before destruction of the windswept anvil.
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    This is how to craft it:

    • It is a shaped recipe.
    • The anvil cannot have any damage before crafting the windswept anvil.
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    If the windswept anvil falls from a height greater than 5 blocks, the chance of degrading by one stage is 2% × the number of blocks fallen.

    A falling windswept anvil will damage any player or mob that it falls on. The damage amount depends on fall distance: 4 (❤️×2) damage per block fallen after the first block it falls.

    • Example: a windswept anvil that falls 4 blocks deals 12 damage (❤️× 6).

    The damage is capped at 100 (❤️× 50) no matter how far the windswept anvil falls.