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Chakrams

Chakrams would be melee or potential projectile weapon that would add a bit more variation. It would allow you to hit mobs through foliage likes grass and vines, in hand and while throwing, and could do around 2 hearts of damage, 2.5/3 when thrown. They could be found in structures such as a jungle temple, and maybe in savanna village loot. 

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    yea totes a great idea

     

     

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    Chakrams are pretty obscure, but I think they'd go great with Minecraft's existing set of weapons.

    -Could be crafted using four of any material, (Stone, iron, gold, or diamonds), and four sticks in a ring pattern on the crafting grid.

    -Deals a small amount of close range damage, and can be thrown to deal more damage than a bow, (but not a fully enchanted bow), with a shorter range. Each tier of Chakram can be thrown slightly further, and deals slightly more damage. Critically, the Chakram can be wielded in the offhand slot in addition to another weapon. (And in place of a shield.) 

    -Gold Chakrams could be found in Bastions, maybe diamond chakrams can also be found in End Cities, sort of like traditional weapons.

    -Can be enchanted with power, flame, and knockback; as well as loyalty, and ricochet- an enchantment unique to Chakrams that causes them to bounce off of nearby entities to damage a larger group.

    -Alternatively, the Chakram could be imbued with the power of a splash potion. The Chakram has three levels of imbuement from a potion, and loses one of them each time it hits an entity, bestowing the potion effect on it. (Sort of like a tipped arrow.)