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Leeching/Absorbing (Enchantment)

The Leeching/Absorbing Enchantment would be used on weapons to allow you to occasionally convert a fraction of the damage dealt to mobs and players into health for yourself. The higher the level of leeching/Absorbing, the more health you can steal from your enemies, along with a higher chance of success. This enchantment would be available for swords, axes, and maybe tridents and can be found in an enchantment table as well as in enchanted books.

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    I didn't  know where to put enchantments, so I figured here would be the best spot.

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    You're in the right place my friend. :D

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    It would be better as

    Vampirism, or Absorb : Depending on level you regain part of your health (with a certain probability)

    Leeching : A bad enchanting, curse, for armors, that hurts you over time. Like half a heart every 100 tick with a probability of 10, 20, 30 up to 50 percent. We need more curses, like vanishing or binding. 

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    well I feel like the enchantment should actually have a 50-50 chance of actually healing the player when attacking hostile mobs

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    I think that this should only be applicable to items that are held and not thrown, as if the health has a path back to the player

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    An enchantment could hurt entities and heal the player while a curse could hurt the player but do more damage to the mob, like a reverse Thorns.