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(Enchanting) Curse Of Reset

When a player enchants or names an item on an anvil, there’s a thing called XP cost. Usually, whenever a player uses the anvil, the XP cost doubles on the edited tool so in the future, it kind of gets rowdy and tiring to harvest XP to edit a player’s favorite tool. (If you had a Minecraft world that you spent 3 months on, you probably remember the time when you had to rematch the Ender Dragon to gain experience for your Axe that costed about 100 experience just to rename it Joe.) So I thought about an enchanting book that’s called Curse Of Reset! When the Curse Of Reset is applied to a tool on the anvil, the XP cost for that tool on the anvil resets back to the starting 1, but at the cost of the tool losing all of its enchantments.

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    This would be very useful.

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    That´s basacially what the Grindstone does.

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    Grindstone exists, what in the world are you talking about

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    You can do this with a grindstone. When you use a grindstone on an item, all enchantments are removed, you gain some XP depending on how enchanted it was, and the anvil prior work cost resets to 0

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    What about the elytra? dont you have to combine two together for that? or does it not work on bedrock?