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Cursed Enchantments

Cursed enchantments are more powerful than powerful enchantments, but they have a drawback. Here are some ideas for cursed enchantments (at their maximum level):

• Stonebound (armor): You take 30% less damage (stacking with armor buffs), but your melee and ranged attack speed is 25% slower. Cannot be combined with Protection.
• Overcharged (armor): +50% artifact damage (stacking with armor buffs), but -25% artifact cooldown.
• Lightweight (armor): Roll cooldown is halved (not stacking with armor buffs or enchantments), but you inflict -25% melee damage and take 50% more pushback.
• Rage (melee): You inflict 100% more melee damage (same rules as sharpness), but you heal 35% less health from any source.
• Death Stare (ranged): Your shots have a 20% chance of inflicting critical hits, but you take 20% more damage.

This would allow for more variety in builds.

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• December 22, 2020 10:43
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  • January 04, 2024 17:42
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  Honestly, I had the similar thought of making Cursed Enchantments more appealing, by receiving a combination of two effects; one being a really nice enchantment that's also cursed. Essentially, a great benefit with a drawback.

  Finding cursed tools, weapons, or armor, is a huge letdown; even when it's diamond items. For me, Cursed of Binding makes any diamond armor useless. I just throw it in lava.

  Now, if the cursed of binding had a great benefit,

  for example: voiding the cost of levels when combine enchanted items at the anvil.

  Kinda like the curse of binding supercedes the anvil cost, because it just needs to bind to other objects. That would somewhat be appealing.