Curse Of Vanishing

Curse of Vanishing is an enchantment that makes us all worried, especially when it’s on a good weapon or piece of armour. If you die while a piece of equipment touched by this enchantment is in your inventory, it will go away.

It makes sense that it would be hard to deal with. But you can’t get it by chance from the enchanting table, so it’s much easier to keep track of. The charm can sometimes be put on an item that a mob is carrying. For example, if a skeleton drops a Power bow that has the Curse of Vanishing on it, the chances of it dropping again just went way down.

Piercing

Piercing sounds like a great spell until you realise that it can only be used in certain situations. As the name suggests, piercing lets arrows go through mobs and hit more than one enemy. Sad to say, that’s where the usefulness starts and stops. If the mobs aren’t lined up, there might as well be no charm at all. It’s great when everything goes right and the groups line up in front of each other. You can easily kill a lot of people and do a lot of damage.

It will also save you a lot of arrows because you can kill multiple enemies with one or more hits, and you can get back all of your arrows. Piercing also lets you break through shields, which is great for PvP. Piercing doesn’t work on fired fireworks, so you can’t use them over and over again against a group of mobs. You can’t have both “Piercing” and “Multishot” on the same crossbow unless you use console tools to add both.

Multishot

The Multishot spell is more useful than the Piercing spell because it lets you shoot three arrows horizontally instead of just one. Due to the way it spreads arrows and increases the number of projectiles shot, it can be very useful when fighting a large group of enemies. This is especially true when fighting Zombies, who tend to come in large groups. The Multishot spell also works on arrows with tips. But it’s a huge waste of time when used against a single target.

It can be a waste of not only arrows but also of longevity. For every three arrow shots, the crossbow gets three points of durability damage. If you use fireworks, it can be even worse. The enchantment makes it possible to shoot three fireworks, but it costs nine points of toughness. You should ideally have two crossbows, one with Multishot and the other with a different spell. So, you can be flexible no matter what happens and have more than one way to deal with enemies.

Unbreaking

Unbreaking is a very useful spell that works well on almost every tool or piece of armour you can get your blocky hands on. The idea behind the enchantment is that, depending on the amount of enchantment you have, your item might not lose durability points when you use it.

As you might have guessed, the chance of preventing the use of durability is strongest at level three and lowest at level one. It works great with Multishot because it actively makes up for the extra durability loss from shooting three arrows or rockets at once. If that gives you any idea of how strong the enchantment could be, Unbreaking 3 lets the crossbow fire anywhere from 464 to 1856 shots before it breaks.

Mending

Everyone wants to learn how to fix high-value tools and armour, which is why everyone wants to learn how to mend. The thing in your inventory that has been enchanted will be fixed with experience points. It’s easy to get the experience you need to fix it. So it works well on strong bows or a really good fishing stick. For every point of experience you get, the item gets two points of toughness back. Any extra points go into your experience pool, which you can use to level up.

Note that if more than one thing has the enchantment, the one that gets fixed is chosen at random. There is no way to choose which item gets fixed first. Even so, it’s still a great spell that will work well with Slope Game Unbreakable and Multishot on your crossbow. So, when you kill a mob, your crossbow will not only be fixed. But it will also lose durability more slowly. This means you can use Multishot more often without thinking about the durability going away.

Quick Charge

Here is the spell for crossbows. It is called “Quick Charge.” This spell cuts the time it takes to draw a crossbow by 0.25 seconds. And each level lowers the time by another 0.25 seconds. At the top level of enchantment, Quick Charge III. It takes only 0.5 seconds to draw your weapon instead of the usual 1.25 seconds. This makes it possible for the crossbow to do a lot of damage thanks to its huge power and faster rate of fire.

You can fish or use a crafting table to find low-level Quick Charge enchantments. On the other hand, you can only get Quick Charge 3 by combining two Quick Charge 2 crossbows in an anvil or by finding boxes in mineshafts and desert pyramids. It is a very useful enchantment for archers who want to beat the normal bow not only in speed but also in damage.