Crying Tools is a Minecraft mod that expands upon the Crying Obsidian; with new tools, armor, blocks, items and an ore.
Crying adds:
- 5 New Advancements
- 5 New Tools
- 4 New Trimmable Armor
- 3 New Blocks
- 2 New Items
- 1 New Ore
Crying Ore is a very rare ore that generates both in the Nether and the Overworld.
In the Nether; it has the identical generation properties of the Ancient Debris, meaning it generates in the form of scatter ores. However, Crying Ore can be fully exposed to air unlike Ancient Debris.
In the Overworld; it has the identical generation properites of the Diamond Ore instead and it generates as a normal ore, the only differences being Crying Ore generates 3x less and it can be fully exposed to air.
When mined (with a Diamond Pickaxe or better), it drops a Crying Residue which can be used to craft a Crying Ingot. The block itself can be smelted into Crying Ingots aswell.
Crying Residue is an item obtained from Crying Ore, it can be used to craft a Crying Ingot with Netherite Ingots and one Crying Obsidian.
Crying Ingot is an item to upgrade Netherite equipment to Crying ones, it's also a trim material that can be used with any armor and trim template!
Even though Crying Ingot can be crafted with residues, it can also be crafted without them if you have some netherite ingots to spare.
It can also be crafted with only crying ingredients.
1-2 Crying Ingots can be found in Bridge and Treasure bastions with 20% and 22.5% chance respectively.
You also need a Crying Upgrade Smithing Template with a Crying Ingot to upgrade Netherite Equipment. To craft one, you need one Hard Crying Obsidian, one Iron Ingot and seven Netherrack.
A Crying Upgrade Smithing Template can be found in Bridge and Treasure Bastions aswell with 6.18% and 5% chance respectively.
It can be duplicated with diamonds and a crying obsidian aswell.
A Hard Crying Obsidian is a block that cries 4 times more than Crying Obsidian, and it only can be used to craft a Crying Upgrade Smithing Template. To craft it, you need 8 Ghast Tears and 1 Crying Obsidian.
A Crying Block is crafted from 9 Crying Ingots and can be uncrafted back into 9 Crying Ingots.
To upgrade Netherite equipment you need a smithing table, one Crying Upgrade Smithing Template, one Crying Ingot and any Netherite equipment.
Crying Tools are tools that are 8 times stronger then Netherite Tools.
- All Crying Tools: 45
- All Crying Tools: 14,622
- Crying Axe: 25
- Crying Sword: 20
- Crying Shovel: 7.5
- Crying Pickaxe: 7
- Crying Hoe: 1
Attack speeds are the same as Netherite tools.
Crying Sword damages the mobs Enderman, Endermite and Ghast twice.
- All Crying Tools: 50
Crying Armor is also 8 times stronger than Netherite Armor.
Crying Armor Piece | Durability | Defense Points | Hardness |
---|---|---|---|
Crying Helmet | 6,501 | 6 | 5 |
Crying Chestplate | 9,456 | 16 | 5 |
Crying Leggings | 8,865 | 12 | 5 |
Crying Boots | 7,683 | 6 | 5 |
(The extra defense points will be shown as )
- All Crying Armor: 50
When you wear any piece of Crying Armor, you're granted an effect called Crier (). The more pieces of Crying Armor you wear, the stronger the Crier effect gets. The effect is permanent unless no piece of Crying Armor is worn.
Crier effect gives you Resistance and Strength. Even though the Crier effect gets stronger when you wear more Crying Armor, Strength will never stack. This means even if you wear a full set of Crying Armor, the Crier effect you have will only give you Strength I. This is not the case for Resistance however, and it stacks.
The Crier effect doesn't affect normal Resistance and Strength effects.
Crying Level is a player-specific feature that regulates how active the Crier effect on a player is. If a player is wearing not wearing any Crying armor, this feature is inactive until the player wears any Crying armor.
Amount of crying levels on a player depends on their worn crying armor count. For every one crying armor, their maximum crying level increases by 5. For example if a player is wearing full set crying armor, their maximum crying level will be 20.
The crying level is shown with a bar that shows the current level and the max level. ( )
The effectiveness of the Crier effect is calculated with Crying Level ÷ Max Crying Level. Any damage from any hostile mob will drain the levels, draining 1 level every 4 damage taken.
If the level hits zero, the Crier effect will be inactive. Crying levels always regenerate unless the bar hits maximum level.
- On Hard difficulty, one Crying level regenerates every 40 seconds.
- On Normal difficulty, one Crying level regenerates every 30 seconds.
- On Easy difficulty, one Crying level regenerates every 20 seconds.
- On Peaceful difficulty, one Crying level regenerates every second.
Drinking water will regenerate 8 Crying Levels.
Levels can be made permanent so they do not drain from damages from hostile mobs. Eating a Crying Apple () will make 2 Crying levels permanent. A Crying Apple can be crafted with an apple () and a crying obsidian ().
Permanent levels will be shown with yellow-ish outlines. ( )
Since permanent levels never drain; if you eat 10 Crying Apples, all of your Crying Levels will never drain and therefore you will have the Crier effect permanently.
Bane of Criers () is both a Status Effect and an Enchantment.
If a weapon enchanted with Bane of Criers is used on a living entity, the entity will be given the status effect. When an entity has the Bane of Criers effect, it will take 2 times more damage from all damage types. The duration of the effect depends on the enchantment level, the formula being 2.5 + 1 * (level - 1)
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When an entity has the Bane of Criers, they will cry.
The enchanted book can be traded with librarian villagers, can be found on enchantment tables and ominous vaults in Trial Chambers.
- Reward: 8,000 XP
- Reward: 5,000 XP
- Reward: 1000 XP
- Reward: 1000 XP
- Reward: 500 XP
- Minecraft 1.21.4+
- Fabric 0.16.9
- Fabric API