Three new enchantments

I want to propose three new enchantments that expand how players interact with the world and gather resources, focusing on efficiency without breaking the game’s balance. The first enchantment, Timberfall, is designed for axes. When a player cuts a log from a tree, the entire structure collapses safely, dropping all its wood. It speeds up early-game progression, reduces tedious block-by-block chopping, and encourages players to explore and build more freely. The second enchantment, Ore Pulse, belongs to pickaxes. When mining a single ore block, all connected ore of the same type breaks instantly and drops its items. This helps reduce the repetitive digging sessions that slow down exploration and keeps resource gathering dynamic and rewarding, especially in the mid-game. The third enchantment, Harvest Bloom, works for hoes. When harvesting crops, all fully grown crops of the same type in a connected area are harvested at once. It makes farming feel smoother, more natural, and far less time-consuming, especially for players who enjoy building large automated or aesthetic farms. These enchantments don’t replace existing mechanics but amplify what already makes Minecraft satisfying: freedom, creativity, and rhythm. They help players spend less time repeating the same motions and more time building worlds, exploring caves, and crafting stories.