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Echo Anvil

With the new Echo Shard that came in snapshot 22w14a, one idea came to my head- the Echo Anvil.

The Echo Anvil would be crafted using echo shards and some other ingredient, possibly copper or amethyst to give them more use. It cannot break through wearing down and the level cap would be increased or abolished for this item. The Echo Anvil could have a variety of different uses, my idea was for it to apply incompatible enchantments on the same item. For instance, the different kinds of protection, the sword/axe enchantments, mending and infinity on a bow, etc. The only two that would stay incompatible would be fortune and silk touch(for obvious reasons).

Another thing it could do is upgrade enchantment levels, so combining two sharpness 5 books makes a sharpness 6 book. It could also add a way to transport spawners in the shape of a silk touch 2 book. All of these increased level books can only be obtained through the echo anvil, to keep it fair.

Finally, for those of you who are saying this is unbalanced, echo shards are expensive, only appearing in the deep dark and in low quantities. This would be a very late game item and would also require more levels on average to use its functionality.

I hope this was inspirational to the rest of you to make other ideas of the smaller things in Minecraft.

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    Sounds too OP, I would stop at the idea of an unbreakable anvil. Echo shards and the Deep Dark are made by Mojang to be avoidable and completely optional. That kind of item would be overpowered and a great source of conflict, depending on the rarity of Echo shards on a server.