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Th3Gr1mR34p3rNutsInYourMouth·3/19/2022 in General

Do kills by a hired unit count towards a bane modifier on the weapon carried by this unit?

Dour1234·4/30/2021 in General

Vanilla Phantoms Should Be The Subject of Multiple Lore Books but in a reworked and vague fashion.

I just found an article on Tolkien Gateway that is about creatures known as Phantoms.

Phantoms: In the Elder Days, creatures of dreadful shapes, among whom are said to have been phantoms, haunted the Elves, dragging people into the darkness surrounding the borders of the Elven dwellings never to reappear.

In Beleriand, the forest of Taur-nu-Fuin was an infamous locale of phantoms of terror said to strangle or pursue lost wanderers.

Using wizardry, it was possible to summon phantoms of delusion. Sauron, master of shadows and of phantoms, devised a phantom resembling Eilinel to entrap Gorlim. In the late Third Age, Saruman was rumored to also be able to craft such phantoms.

It is also told that disembodied, phantom-like Elf-souls, from Elves who had been slain in the course of some wrong-doing, could maliciously appear before living beings to induce fear, being envious of people still alive.

Beings called phantoms also appear in the poem Oilima Markirya.

In a hastily written manuscript on small slips of paper, entitled Reincarnation of Elves, Tolkien discussed different possibilities of how the houseless fea of an Elf can have a memory so strong that it can in another fea(incarnate) induce a picture of it, so that it seems a phantom form. Such a phantom cannot be touched, but can be walked through.

Based on the etymology of qímari, linguists have suggested that Tolkien intended, in this stage of the legendarium, that a phantom was a awake...but not...living hence a mind or spirit that is incorporeal or disembodied.

In The Mod, Phantoms could have mentions in lore books and they should spawn somewhere, though I don’t know where.

(Edited by Dour1234)

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LordHorus600·2/11/2021 in LotR Mod Technical Support

Command?

Hello just wondering if someone could merge these two pieces of command together so that the bow is a 'The Bow of Udun' which is: infernal, headhunting, fierce and striking as well as having the vanilla enchants: power 5, punch 2, and infinity. Here is some bits of code that kind of work.

give @p lotr:item.nearHaradBow 1 0 {display:{Name:"The Bow of Udun",Lore:[Used by The Lord of Harad]},ench:[{id:48,lvl:10000},{id:49,lvl:10000},{id:50,lvl:10000},{id:51,lvl:10000}]}

{LOTRRandomEnch:1b,LOTREnch:[0:"fire",1:"rangedStrong3",2:"rangedKnockback2",3:"headhunting",],}]}

Hopefully some of you are good at commands

Thanks in advance,

Horus

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Dour1234·10/6/2020 in Suggestions forum

New Game mode

Upon reading the previous “Melkor” suggestion made by another user, I started to think that maybe there should be a new game mode dedicated to Dagor Dagorath. It would sort of be an apocalypse style game mode where you spawn in the overworld. For the first few days, it is normal survival Minecraft. But then, after that the next stage happens, where low level Middle-earth mobs start to naturally spawn as well as low level Middle-earth ores and materials. No biomes and no structures. Just the mobs. The stages after that would each spawn increasingly difficult mobs and higher level ores and resources. One of the final stages would include a new biome called Desolation. This Desolation biome would include war related structures for good and evil factions. These structures would be dispersed randomly throughout the Desolation biome, creating the illusion of a ongoing war between good and evil. As the later stages progress. Each Desolation biome would be bigger and include more higher level structures. The fourth to last stage would spawn structures and mobs from the Ice level of the Utumno faction. The third to last stage would spawn structures and mobs from the obsidian level of the Utumno faction. The second to last stage would spawn structures and mobs from the fire level of the Utumno faction. The start of the final stage would make the Desolation biome be so massive that it would be the only biome. The final stage would be broken up into sub stages, with it spawning increasingly difficult bosses in each sub stage. The final sub stage of the final stage would spawn Melkor as an intensely difficult boss fight.

I forget to mention that before the low level stages, there would be a quest line of finding the Silmarils. The first would be found in a new structure in the deep ocean called Ulmo’s sea palace, the second would be found in another new structure in the Nether Basalt Delta. After that, there would be a new quest line to get to Valinor. To do so, you must get a new item crafted by combining the Dragon Egg with eight blocks of undying, which in turn is crafted with nine totem of undying. After that, you would get the Undying Dragon Egg, which you would combine with beacons of undying, which in turn is crafted from eight blocks of undying surrounding a beacon.

After that you would build a portal frame with the beacons of undying and use the Undying Dragon Egg on it like flint and steel.

After you arrive in Valinor, you would do multiple quests to gain the trust of the Vanyar, Maiar, and Valar. Once you do this, you would be able to get access to a new dimension where you would arrive at the Door of Night and speak to Eärendil, somehow obtaining his silmaril.

With all of the Silmarils in your possession, and potentially Feanor released from the Halls of Mandos, you would travel back to Valinor, witness it’s destruction and flee to the overworld, where the first stage would begin.

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TiCFe·5/25/2020 in Suggestions forum

Customer loyalty - Mending alternative

Basic idea Everytime you repair your tool/weapon/armour with at faction smith it counts towards a new modifier (customer loyalty - [faction name]) which you will earn after some number of repairs on that tool/weapon/armour with smiths from the same faction. This modifer will make it so the cost of repairing your tool/weapon/armour does not increase from subsequent repairs if you use smiths of the faction it was earned with. How is this like mending? Mending stops people from running into the issue of their tool/weapon/armour being too expensive to repair. This new modifier would serve the same purpose with a different mechanism. Someone who earned this on their tool/weapon/armour would no longer have to reforge that tool/weapon armour (loosing most of their modifers) because the price became more than they were willing to pay. Implementation and balancing - This modifer would be similar to the bane modifiers in that it would be earned and you could only have one version of this modifier on a tool/weapon/armour. (i.e. you can't have customer loyalty from two different factions on the same tool/weapon/armour) - Only repairs would count towards the modifier (reforging and other smith funtions do not affect the count at all) - For balancing, this modifier should not be too easy to earn; I am thinking a range from 50-150 repairs would be reasonable. - Similarly to bane modifiers, earning this modifier would be item specific. You would only recieve customer loyalty on the tool/weapon/armour that you repaired the required number of times. Final comments - I am not overly attached to the name for the modifier. If you think you have a better name I'd love to hear it. - If you have any questions, comments or suggestions I'd love to hear them so we can discuss and improve upon my idea. Edit: added further clarity on how I envision implementation.

(Edited by TiCFe)

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TiCFe·5/17/2020 in Suggestions forum

Fishing Modifiers

Currently the only modifier type that can be applied to a fishing rod is durability. However, without even making new modifiers explicitly for fishing rods this could be fixed. My proposition is as follows: - "looting" modifiers would apply similarly to "luck of the sea" from vanilla enchanting. Increasing the chance for "treasure" while greatly lowering the chance of "junk" catches and slightly lowering the chance of fish. - "tool speed" modifiers would apply similarly to "lure" from vanilla enchanting. However, instead of acting like exactly like "lure" where each level shaves off 5 seconds from the time til catch, I would say simply divide the time til catch by the tool speed so that the description is still valid. This would mean that while an ordinary fishing rod takes 100-600 ticks to catch something a Masterful fishing rod would have a catch time of 25-150 ticks. I welcome any feedback people have on the idea and if you have other ideas of how to handle fishing modifiers I'd love to hear them. :D

(Edited by TiCFe)

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MilkMC·9/10/2018 in Bug Reports

[Fixed in 34.2] True modifier causes crash

When players wearing armour with the True modifier are attacked by any mob it causes a ticking entity crash. If attacked by a player, the attacking player leaves the game with Internal Server Error and the attacked player takes no damage, yet the armour's durability is reduced. <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="text-align: left;">

---- Minecraft Crash Report ----
// Daisy, daisy...

Time: 9/9/18 7:24 PM
Description: Ticking entity

java.lang.NullPointerException: Ticking entity
	at lotr.common.enchant.LOTREnchantmentProtectionMithril.protectsAgainst(LOTREnchantmentProtectionMithril.java:48)
	at lotr.common.enchant.LOTREnchantmentProtectionSpecial.calcSpecialProtection(LOTREnchantmentProtectionSpecial.java:57)
	at lotr.common.enchant.LOTREnchantmentHelper.calcSpecialArmorSetProtection(LOTREnchantmentHelper.java:717)
	at lotr.common.coremod.LOTRReplacedMethods$Enchants.getSpecialArmorProtection(LOTRReplacedMethods.java:422)
	at net.minecraft.enchantment.EnchantmentHelper.func_77508_a(EnchantmentHelper.java:185)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70672_c(EntityLivingBase.java:1106)
	at net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer.func_70665_d(EntityPlayer.java:1089)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70097_a(EntityLivingBase.java:785)
	at net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer.func_70097_a(EntityPlayer.java:1034)
	at net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayerMP.func_70097_a(EntityPlayerMP.java:491)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityNPC.func_70652_k(LOTREntityNPC.java:1124)
	at lotr.common.entity.ai.LOTREntityAIAttackOnCollide.func_75246_d(LOTREntityAIAttackOnCollide.java:175)
	at net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAITasks.func_75774_a(SourceFile:103)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLiving.func_70619_bc(EntityLiving.java:540)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70636_d(EntityLivingBase.java:1774)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLiving.func_70636_d(EntityLiving.java:367)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityNPC.func_70636_d(LOTREntityNPC.java:506)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityNPCRideable.func_70636_d(LOTREntityNPCRideable.java:80)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityWarg.func_70636_d(LOTREntityWarg.java:324)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70071_h_(EntityLivingBase.java:1611)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLiving.func_70071_h_(EntityLiving.java:206)
	at net.minecraft.world.World.func_72866_a(World.java:2070)
	at net.minecraft.world.WorldServer.func_72866_a(WorldServer.java:648)
	at net.minecraft.world.World.func_72870_g(World.java:2034)
	at net.minecraft.world.World.func_72939_s(World.java:1887)
	at net.minecraft.world.WorldServer.func_72939_s(WorldServer.java:489)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71190_q(MinecraftServer.java:636)
	at net.minecraft.server.dedicated.DedicatedServer.func_71190_q(DedicatedServer.java:334)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71217_p(MinecraftServer.java:547)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:396)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer$2.run(MinecraftServer.java:685)


A detailed walkthrough of the error, its code path and all known details is as follows:
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-- Head --
Stacktrace:
	at lotr.common.enchant.LOTREnchantmentProtectionMithril.protectsAgainst(LOTREnchantmentProtectionMithril.java:48)
	at lotr.common.enchant.LOTREnchantmentProtectionSpecial.calcSpecialProtection(LOTREnchantmentProtectionSpecial.java:57)
	at lotr.common.enchant.LOTREnchantmentHelper.calcSpecialArmorSetProtection(LOTREnchantmentHelper.java:717)
	at lotr.common.coremod.LOTRReplacedMethods$Enchants.getSpecialArmorProtection(LOTRReplacedMethods.java:422)
	at net.minecraft.enchantment.EnchantmentHelper.func_77508_a(EnchantmentHelper.java:185)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70672_c(EntityLivingBase.java:1106)
	at net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer.func_70665_d(EntityPlayer.java:1089)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70097_a(EntityLivingBase.java:785)
	at net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer.func_70097_a(EntityPlayer.java:1034)
	at net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayerMP.func_70097_a(EntityPlayerMP.java:491)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityNPC.func_70652_k(LOTREntityNPC.java:1124)
	at lotr.common.entity.ai.LOTREntityAIAttackOnCollide.func_75246_d(LOTREntityAIAttackOnCollide.java:175)
	at net.minecraft.entity.ai.EntityAITasks.func_75774_a(SourceFile:103)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLiving.func_70619_bc(EntityLiving.java:540)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70636_d(EntityLivingBase.java:1774)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLiving.func_70636_d(EntityLiving.java:367)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityNPC.func_70636_d(LOTREntityNPC.java:506)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityNPCRideable.func_70636_d(LOTREntityNPCRideable.java:80)
	at lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityWarg.func_70636_d(LOTREntityWarg.java:324)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase.func_70071_h_(EntityLivingBase.java:1611)
	at net.minecraft.entity.EntityLiving.func_70071_h_(EntityLiving.java:206)
	at net.minecraft.world.World.func_72866_a(World.java:2070)
	at net.minecraft.world.WorldServer.func_72866_a(WorldServer.java:648)
	at net.minecraft.world.World.func_72870_g(World.java:2034)
	at net.minecraft.world.World.func_72939_s(World.java:1887)

-- Entity being ticked --
Details:
	Entity Type: lotr.UrukWarg (lotr.common.entity.npc.LOTREntityUrukWarg)
	Entity ID: 9992053
	Entity Name: Isengard Warg
	Entity's Exact location: 60747.85, 79.00, 36734.28
	Entity's Block location: World: (60747,79,36734), Chunk: (at 11,4,14 in 3796,2295; contains blocks 60736,0,36720 to 60751,255,36735), Region: (118,71; contains chunks 3776,2272 to 3807,2303, blocks 60416,0,36352 to 60927,255,36863)
	Entity's Momentum: -0.04, -0.08, -0.14
Stacktrace:
	at net.minecraft.world.WorldServer.func_72939_s(WorldServer.java:489)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71190_q(MinecraftServer.java:636)

-- Affected level --
Details:
	Level name: world
	All players: 8 total; [EntityPlayerMP['Sycken'/8277499, l='world', x=106298.20, y=71.00, z=66132.19], EntityPlayerMP['InsaneLucifer'/8307760, l='world', x=755.21, y=63.25, z=-515.66], EntityPlayerMP['mrminecraft564'/9154788, l='world', x=60748.15, y=79.95, z=36732.02], EntityPlayerMP['Wizanite'/9190603, l='world', x=93766.42, y=74.00, z=245288.42], EntityPlayerMP['Zyphlos'/9538208, l='world', x=37999.52, y=169.00, z=120911.37], EntityPlayerMP['Link_Squall'/9768828, l='world', x=75746.30, y=57.00, z=-10886.45], EntityPlayerMP['milhousejackson'/9792757, l='world', x=817.18, y=65.48, z=-475.82], EntityPlayerMP['Master_Treebeard'/9875051, l='world', x=18819.89, y=110.90, z=147373.72]]
	Chunk stats: ServerChunkCache: 3670 Drop: 0
	Level generator: ID 00 - default, ver 1. Features enabled: false
	Level generator options: 
	Level spawn location: World: (0,0,0), Chunk: (at 0,0,0 in 0,0; contains blocks 0,0,0 to 15,255,15), Region: (0,0; contains chunks 0,0 to 31,31, blocks 0,0,0 to 511,255,511)
	Level time: 0 game time, 0 day time
	Level dimension: 0
	Level storage version: 0x00000 - Unknown?
	Level weather: Rain time: 0 (now: false), thunder time: 0 (now: false)
	Level game mode: ~~ERROR~~ NullPointerException: null
Stacktrace:
	at net.minecraft.server.dedicated.DedicatedServer.func_71190_q(DedicatedServer.java:334)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71217_p(MinecraftServer.java:547)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:396)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer$2.run(MinecraftServer.java:685)

-- System Details --
Details:
	Minecraft Version: 1.7.10
	Operating System: Linux (amd64) version 4.15.0-33-generic
	Java Version: 1.8.0_181, Oracle Corporation
	Java VM Version: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (mixed mode), Oracle Corporation
	Memory: 964739680 bytes (920 MB) / 3343757312 bytes (3188 MB) up to 8555069440 bytes (8158 MB)
	JVM Flags: 7 total; -Xmx8G -Xms2G -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:+CMSIncrementalPacing -XX:ParallelGCThreads=4 -XX:+AggressiveOpts
	AABB Pool Size: 0 (0 bytes; 0 MB) allocated, 0 (0 bytes; 0 MB) used
	IntCache: cache: 0, tcache: 0, allocated: 0, tallocated: 0
	FML: MCP v9.05 FML v7.10.99.99 Minecraft Forge 10.13.4.1614 36 mods loaded, 36 mods active
	States: 'U' = Unloaded 'L' = Loaded 'C' = Constructed 'H' = Pre-initialized 'I' = Initialized 'J' = Post-initialized 'A' = Available 'D' = Disabled 'E' = Errored
	UCHIJAAAA	mcp{9.05} [Minecraft Coder Pack] (minecraft.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	FML{7.10.99.99} [Forge Mod Loader] (server.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	Forge{10.13.4.1614} [Minecraft Forge] (server.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	MobiusCore{1.2.5} [MobiusCore] (minecraft.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	FastCraft{1.23} [FastCraft] (fastcraft-1.23.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	bspkrsCore{6.16} [bspkrsCore] ([1.7.10]bspkrsCore-universal-6.16.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	Treecapitator{1.7.10} [Treecapitator] ([1.7.10]Treecapitator-universal-2.0.4.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	animalbikes{1.7.10} [Animal Bikes] (AnimalBikes_1.7.10.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	armourersWorkshop{1.7.10-0.48.2} [Armourer's Workshop] (Armourers-Workshop-1.7.10-0.48.2.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	CarpentersBlocks{3.3.8.1} [Carpenter's Blocks] (Carpenter's Blocks v3.3.8.1 - MC 1.7.10.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	cheesemod{4.3} [ï¿½6Cheese Mod] (CheeseMod.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	cosmeticarmorreworked{1.7.10-v6b} [CosmeticArmorReworked] (CosmeticArmorReworked-1.7.10-v6b.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	MineTweaker3{3.0.13} [MineTweaker 3] (CraftTweaker-1.7.10-3.0.13.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	csfood{1.0.0} [Common Sense Food] (CSFood.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	customnpcs{1.7.10d} [CustomNpcs] (CustomNPCsWithCustomMusic.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	DescriptionTags{1.0} [Description Tags] (DescriptTags.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	discordintegration{3.0.4} [DiscordIntegration] (DiscordIntegration-mc1.7.10-3.0.5.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	fastleafdecay{1.4} [Fast Leaf Decay] (FastLeafDecay-1.7.10-1.4.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	ForgeAutoShutdown{1.0.1} [Forge Auto-Shutdown] (ForgeAutoShutdown-1.0.7-1.7.10.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	ForgeEssentials{1.4.6} [Forge Essentials] (forgeessentials-1.7.10-1.4.6.1350-crafter-server.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	FTBL{1.0.18.2} [FTBLib] (FTBLib-1.7.10-1.0.18.3.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	FTBU{1.0.18.2} [FTBUtilities] (FTBUtilities-1.7.10-1.0.18.3.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	joetater{1.4} [Joetater: Region Saver] (joetater-1.4.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	lotr{Update v34.1 for Minecraft 1.7.10} [The Lord of the Rings Mod] (LOTRMod v34.1.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	lovemod{0.1} [Love Mod] (LoveMod-0.1.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	MTRM{1.0} [MineTweakerRecipeMaker] (MineTweakerRecipeMaker-1.7.10-1.1.1.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	ModControl{1.2} [Mod Control] (ModControl-1.2.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	MultiCMD{0.6.3} [MultiCMD] (MultiCMD-0.6.3.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	MapWriter{2.1.2} [MapWriter] (Opis-1.2.5_1.7.10.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	Opis{1.2.5} [Opis] (Opis-1.2.5_1.7.10.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	pvp-mode{1.3.0-BETA} [PvP Mode] (pvp-mode-1.3.0-BETA.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	tradeboothmod{1.7.10.6} [TradeBooth] (TradeBoothMod_v1.7.10.6.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	unlimitedchat{1.0.6.1} [UnlimitedChat] (UnlimitedChat-1.0.6.1.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	weblocks{1.1.2} [WEBlocks] (WEBlocks-1.1.2.jar) 
	UCHIJAAAA	worldedit{6.1.1-SNAPSHOT} [WorldEdit] (worldedit-forge-mc1.7.10-6.1.1-SNAPSHOT-dist.jar) 
	ForgeEssentials: Running ForgeEssentials 1.4.6 (b671df2). Modules loaded: Backups, Chat, Commands, JScripting, Permissions, Protection, SignTools, Tickets, WEIntegrationTools
	Profiler Position: N/A (disabled)
	Vec3 Pool Size: 0 (0 bytes; 0 MB) allocated, 0 (0 bytes; 0 MB) used
	Player Count: 10 / 30; [EntityPlayerMP['Sycken'/8277499, l='world', x=106298.20, y=71.00, z=66132.19], EntityPlayerMP['InsaneLucifer'/8307760, l='world', x=755.21, y=63.25, z=-515.66], EntityPlayerMP['mrminecraft564'/9154788, l='world', x=60748.15, y=79.95, z=36732.02], EntityPlayerMP['Wizanite'/9190603, l='world', x=93766.42, y=74.00, z=245288.42], EntityPlayerMP['Zyphlos'/9538208, l='world', x=37999.52, y=169.00, z=120911.37], EntityPlayerMP['Link_Squall'/9768828, l='world', x=75746.30, y=57.00, z=-10886.45], EntityPlayerMP['milhousejackson'/9792757, l='world', x=817.18, y=65.48, z=-475.82], EntityPlayerMP['Spaceface123'/8275655, l='world', x=-786106.01, y=172.00, z=-845583.07], EntityPlayerMP['PhenoDrake'/9853183, l='world', x=783340.16, y=112.00, z=574538.15], EntityPlayerMP['Master_Treebeard'/9875051, l='world', x=18819.89, y=110.90, z=147373.72]]
	Is Modded: Definitely; Server brand changed to 'fml,forge'
	Type: Dedicated Server (map_server.txt)

</div>

(Edited by MilkMC)

Equipment Modifiers

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Goat headed Demon Lord·5/13/2018 in Suggestions archive

[Closed:Expired] More Equipment Modifiers

A bunch of equipment mods I thought up on the bus. All should only be able to be gotten from reforging with the exception of butchery. "Hamstring": A modifier which can be applied to swords, axes, and battlestaffs (or warscythes). When you hit an enemy, there is a 5% chance (10% if its a critical hit) to hamstring/cripple them, effectively giving them Slowness 3 for 5 seconds. "Savage": A modifier which can be applied to any melee weapon and basically deals an extra point of damage to unarmored enemies. Not compatible with any damage bonuses. "Stunning": A modifier which can be applied to a blunt melee weapon (mace, hammer, warhammer, etc) which has a 5% (10 if critical) to blind and give weakness 1 to enemies. Not compatible with hamstring. "Slicing": A modifier which can be applied to any non-blunt melee weapon which has a 5% chance (not changed if its a critical hit) to inflict "Bleed", a small DOT which lasts for 5 seconds and is effectively wither 1. Not compatible with Hamstring, damage bonuses, or damage un-bonuses. "Butchering": A modifier which can be applied to any melee weapon. Killed targets have a higher chance to drop their meat (whether rotten flesh, pork, venison, man-flesh, etc). Not compatible with luck bonuses. "[faction] Bane": A rare modifier which can only be found on faction-specific weapons and which deals 2 extra points of damage to one of that faction's enemies. For example, a Rohirrm Bow of Uruk Bane, or a Mordor Warscythe of Gondorian Bane, or maybe a Gundabad Bane Spear of Bladorthin. This should not be a common modifier, but should be easier to obtain in trading. Not compatible with any other bane.

(Edited by moderator)

Weapon Types Equipment Modifiers Anvil Anvil/Recipes

AlteOgre·3/28/2018 in Community-endorsed Suggestions

[Endorsed] Real plate armour

As the mod is already loaded with mail armour types*, and there seem to be so many players yearning for plate armour, I propose to actually add a new set of armour to please the plate armour purists. The recipe will be the standard armour recipe but with plates instead of ingots and a piece of string in either the central or top middle slot. It shall be craftable on a vanilla CT. The specific properties will be:

Protective values: 1 for helmet, 3 for chestplate, 2 for leggings and 1 for boots.
It will have a +9 modifier against damage from plates and other crockery.
Boots will grant the player a speed boost on ice, effect level II.
Durability: 5 for helmet, 8 for chestplates, 7 for leggings and 4 for boots.
Wearing a full set will give players a confidence boost, resulting in a shining aura. This will not grant any combat buffs, other than the usual shock and awe on other players.
When wearing a full armour set, thrown food items will simply bounce off and drop within a range of a few blocks from the target and not cause any damage nor durability loss. Only exception being roast chestnuts, which will have their usual effect.
Thrown conkers have a chance of being projectiled back to the player who threw them, when the target wears a full set.

None of the other armour modifiers will be applicable.

It will be repairable, but not reforgeable.

As special addition one may consider to add a Hobbit variant with some nice textural flavour. That would be craftable on a Hobbit CT. This armour type will not be found on any NPC nor in any lootable chest. Only exception may be a very rare case of a man or hobbit in taverns. In such cases, one may assume they were either being forced to wear it or were so drunk that they developed a specific need to put it on. This feature should come with some tasteful achievements and titles. I propose the following:

When putting on a full set for the first time, you get the achievement 'Appetite for Destruction'. This also unlocks the title 'Crock Monsieur'.
When hit by a conker you threw yourself, you get the achievement 'Bouncing around, bouncing around, bouncing!'. This unlocks the title 'Receiver's End'.
When hit by a plate while wearing a full set of armour, you get the achievement 'Hell's Kitchen'. This unlocks the title 'Shattered'.

I'd also suggest to add this in the food fight update, PB35. That would seem most appropriate tbh. I bet Gruk and Kars will have a jolly fun time designing both models and textures for this, so I feel spending effort in providing example models and/or textures would be void. * Even though most don't appear to look a lot like mail, scaled mail or lamella plated mail armour, they are, it's great, it's true.

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DeathPineapple4·3/1/2018 in Suggestions archive

[Closed:Expired] “Mending” modifier

I was thinking that a new modifier could be added similar to the vanilla enchantment mending. If you don’t know what mending does, it reaparis your armor by a small amount every time you collect xp. This modifier would repair any piece of armor or weapon that has the modifier in your inventory every time you kill an enemy. This would be a skillful modifier and would be a lot rarer to get than any other modifier, and when the new update comes out, you can find a extremely rare blueprint version. Killing animals or peaceful mobs will not repair your armor, however, killing regular enemies (like orcs or Gondor soldiers) will give you one durablity, and killing elite troops (like uruks) will give you two durablity. When you kill a mob and you have multiple weapons or armors in your inventory, it will NOT split and each item will get the normal amount of durablity, for example, if I have two swords in my inventory with the modifier, and I kill a Uruk, the durablity will NOT split in two and each sword will NOT get one durablity, instead both swords will get two durablity. 
While this modifier does seem a little bit op, it actually isn’t. This modifier would be externally hard to get using reforging and the blueprint version would be rarer than finding two Mithril nuggets in a chest inside a dwarven mine. Also, it barely gives any durablity, you would have to kill thousands of enemies or hundreds of elite enemies to actually fully repair your weapon. I think this would be a good edition to the mod and actually give a purpose to slaughtering thousands of troops other than to get allignment.

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Sir Lazuli·1/14/2018 in Community-endorsed Suggestions

[Endorsed] Hot Forging

If the kudos button does not seem to work when you click it, please comment below stating that you would like to give kudos. Note that you are not the only one with this problem; it is a technical issue with Fandom at this time. For more information see this thread. <h2>What is this?</h2> The purpose of this suggestion is to make forging require more skill in a way that should not be overly complicated or unnecessarily difficult to implement. I have been putting this together for a long time, and first mentioned the idea in this suggestion by S’moregoth. While a slightly different system is laid out there, it is actually a fantastic suggestion and a lot of ideas there would work well with this system, like having workability level for every material. The basic idea is that you will need to heat up metal weapons and armor to reforge or repair them more effectively, and if you heat them up too much they melt. The amount of heat determines the tier of modifiers you can get from reforging, as well as the likelihood of getting modifiers (and likelihood of good versus bad). Other wooden, stone, leather, etc. weapons and items are more crude and do not need to be heated up to work with. <h2>How it works</h2> In order to heat things up, I had originally planned on holding an item in tongs. But that is kinda weird and would be difficult to do. Now I am thinking the player would need a special furnace, called a Blacksmith Forge or Smithing Furnace or something to that effect. Either this would be uncraftable (only obtainable from any blacksmith trader or their generated structures) or craftable on a regular crafting table. It would be really great if the blacksmith forge were made to look like a pit of coal, as with real blacksmiths. Any piece of metal (or partially metal) equipment can be placed in this forge. Ex. Iron / bronze / gold / mithril armor, all metal swords, axes, hammers, spears, lances, and other weapons with a metal tip, iron and faction shovels and pickaxes, etc. Not chain-mail armor, and part leather armor (like ranger armor or Rohirric armor), wooden or stone tools or weapons, etc. The player then needs to right click the blacksmith forge to open its GUI. They will put the object in and some fuel. It would be cool if the forge could use any adjacent lava blocks as an infinite source of heat. This is unrealistic, but it would make those lava blocks in blacksmith shops more useful. The mechanics for this system would work better with a steady source of heat rather than a certain amount of fuel. The weapon will slowly heat up, getting hotter around every 10-20 seconds. This should be somewhat randomized so that there aren’t specific fuel recipes for each heat level. Some metals would melt faster than others; mithril would be very slow. Additionally modifiers could affect this speed: cooling, unwithering, and Belegostian would slow down the heating process proportionally (additionally chilling), and infernal would speed it up. The heat would be treated as a temporary modifier. It would have several levels, in order below: 1. Red-hot 2. Orange-hot 3. Yellow-hot 4. White-hot Hot items would be covered in a simple shimmering overlay of their color like the purple color for vanilla enchanted items, but this would either be red, orange, yellow, or white. Upon removing the item from the forge, it would have a chance to cool down to the previous level every few seconds, resulting in the heat lingering and diminishing over a couple minutes after removal. If the item is still held in the fire while it is white-hot, it will soon begin to melt, losing its durability over the course of about 10-20 seconds until it melts away, leaving nothing left. This process will not give ingots - that is what an unsmeltery is for. Right-clicking a cauldron or regular water with a hot item in tongs will cool it down instantly, using up one increment of the water’s depth (cauldrons only) for each level of heat. Extreme thermal shock can damage materials, so cooling a yellow-hot or white-hot item in water will damage its durability slightly. It would be cool if there were some kind of blacksmith’s glove item you could wear. Perhaps the best way to do this is have them sell the blacksmith’s apron. When equipped in the chestplate slot, it would show the player not only wearing an apron but gloves as well. This will protect from the heat. Maybe there is a better way to do this though. Without any gloves, the hot items will deal fire damage to the player. It will be dealt once per second and with magnitude proportional to the heat rate. Wearing white-hot armour is not recommended either. Glowing weapons will also deal heat damage to enemies proportional to the hotness (something like one extra point of damage per level, they will not set enemies on fire), but they will lose a lot of durability if used hot and have a chance of getting new bad modifiers like stunted, blunt, short, etc and losing good modifiers. The same goes for armor. Now suppose you heat up your item, then open the anvil GUI. You can then repair and reforge the item. The system would change so that: > Repairing an item could be done cold. > Repairing an item hot would require less material. The hotter it is, the less material it would require. > You could not reforge an item cold. It has to have some degree of heat. > The hotter the item is, the more extreme the modifiers will be. For example.

Red-hot items will hardly ever get any modifiers. Very rarely plain ones like long or short, poor or sluggish, mostly good modifiers when they happen.

Orange-hot items would frequently get tier one modifiers, like cooling, lucky, glancing, hardy, and the ones mentioned above. About an equal chance to get good or bad modifiers. The tough modifier could not be created from orange-hot items.

Yellow-hot items could get everything before, as well as get tier two modifiers, like crude, strongshod, fortunate, nimble, silken, hulking, crooked, lasting, etc. They would have a higher chance of getting bad modifiers, and also would be the minimum heat required for tough armor.

White-hot items would get all the others as well as tier three modifiers like blessed, mighty, Eölean, Belegostian, lightfooted, hasty, etc. and very rarely tier four modifiers like legendary. They would receive bad modifiers much more often than good ones. This would be the only heat at which the steadfast modifier could be obtained.

> On the whole, white-hot items would receive modifiers much more often when reforged than yellow-hot, yellow-hot more than orange-hot, and orange-hot more than red-hot. > The hotter the item is, the more ingots it costs to reforge it. The item would stay at its heat level for around 20-30 seconds, then cool down to the next one. This gives you some time to reforge it, then you can cool it off in a cauldron when it is done. This system would make the process of smithing much more realistic, but it has other merits. It means players have better control over the items they produce, and it takes more skill to make really powerful weapons. For example, if I am mass-producing weapons for an army, and I don’t want any variation between them good or bad, I could reforge any I don’t like only red-hot, and have a very good chance to get nothing at all. If I am making myself a formidable war hammer, I will heat it up white-hot. Additionally repairing hot items will require much less material than repairing cold items. This means taking the time to heat up your sword to yellow- or white-hot could save you several mithril ingots, even if it takes a few minutes. Here are some possible notes to enhance gameplay or change the system, while not being necessary to the basic mechanic: 1. Blacksmiths, whenever reforging an item, could take the time to go over to their forge (which should be added to their structures), heat it up, then go to the anvil and reforge it. You could request a modifier for extra money and they would be likelier to forge that. This would mean hired forging actually takes a little time instead of just putting in a sword and a stack of coins and clicking until you get what you want. This may make the process too tedious however. 2. As an alternative to making mithril sources rarer and rarer (which seems to have been the current strategy to limit usage), mithril items might only heat up very slowly like around 30-45 seconds for each level of heat. It could also cool off fast, meaning forging amazing mithril weapons would take a lot longer, so they would be harder to get. The advantage is cooling off orange-hot, yellow-hot and even white-hot mithril in a cauldron would not damage its durability at all because of its exceptional properties. Maybe it also would not melt no matter how long you leave it in the forge. 3. There have been suggestions recommending learning skill from a blacksmith to forge certain things. I propose a very easy way to implement this: the anvil GUI can only be opened when right-clicking it with a Blacksmith Hammer. The player has to have alignment with a faction, find a blacksmith, be on good terms with them, and buy tools from them, so it is like learning from them. If the player is not holding a blacksmith hammer, right-clicking the anvil would result in smoke particles and a message telling the player to get a blacksmith hammer. I first brought up this idea here. 4. It would be really annoying and a lot harder to get anything done if the item lost one level of heat each time it was reforged or repaired and had to be heated back up. This would be a good challenge, but it would make the process even slower and probably wouldn’t be very much fun. It could also just have a chance to immediately lose one heat level every time it was reforged. 5. I have also seen suggestions recommending using experience levels for forging. That would work nicely with this: whenever you reforge an item, you will choose the amount of XP levels to spend. The more levels you have, the likelier it is you will get a good modifier. This will not change the likelihood of getting a modifier at all, and the tier of the modifier will still be limited by the heat. Thank you for reading this lengthy suggestion! The idea, while taking a long time to explain, is really simple in essence and I don’t think it should be unnecessarily complex to code because it’s based on the already implemented modifier system. It would give a better level of control over reforging and make it take more time and skill to compound the ultimate weapon, but less costly to maintain afterwards. Ideas and constructive criticism are welcome.

Sir Lazuli, Guardian of the Mountains Come visit!

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MilkMC·11/12/2017 in Bug Reports

Banes not obtainable in Utumno.

Currently, any kill a player gets in Utumno does not count towards a bane modifier. However, killing those same entities in either Middle-earth or the overworld both count towards bane modifiers. Therefore, Utumno is on some kind of a blacklist for bane modifiers. I am guessing that the purpose of this is to not make the dungeon easier by allowing banes. This would be fine except that if you already have a bane weapon (say from killing orcs in Middle-earth), the bane effect still applies to Utumno Orcs (and other Utumno mobs if you if you have a different bane type). Because most evil aligned players will not have orcbane, this makes the dungeon more difficult for them. Possible solutions for this problem:

Allow kills in Utumno to count towards bane modifiers.
Prevent bane modifiers from having any effect in Utumno.
Prevent Utumno mobs taking extra damage from bane modifiers.
(Combination of the previous two) Prevent entities from taking extra damage from bane modifiers while in Utumno.

MilkMC Try restarting your game, Fandom User.

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Sir Lazuli·10/29/2017 in General Mod Discussion

Wraithbane vs. Wightbane

My question is: What’s the difference between Wraithbane and Wightbane and which one will work on the Nazgûl when they are added? It seems like these modifiers are just separate so are more of a challenge, but in the books there really isn’t a distinction between wraiths and wights. More importantly, Merry damages the Witch-King of Angmar with a Barrow Blade. Here is an interesting quote: “So passed the sword of the Barrow-downs, work of Westernesse. But glad would he have been to know its fate who wrought it slowly long ago in the North-kingdom when the Dúnedain were young, and chief among their foes was the dread realm of Angmar and its sorcerer king. No other blade, not though mightier hands had wielded it, would have dealt that foe a wound so bitter, cleaving the undead flesh, breaking the spell that knit his unseen sinews to his will.” Obviously those spells are represented by Wightbane on the barrow-blades in the mod. But the Witch-King is a Ringwraith. So how is this going to be sorted out when they are added? Thoughts would be appreciated.

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Goat headed Demon Lord·9/24/2017 in Suggestions archive

[Closed:Unspecific] More Blocks related to stuff

Um.... more blocks. Yeah 
Dalish Pastry Oven - has texture like a Dalish crafter meets hobbit oven. Cannot cook meat and the like, but can cook bread into Danish Pastry Bread, flour (wheat in millstone) into bread, and perhaps other recipes. Must be crafted using cobblestone around a hobbit oven in a dalish crafting table. Cooking in one grants the achievement and title "Dalish Pastry Chef" Grindstone - used to sharpen swords and other tools. Click once with a weapon to sharpen. Lowers durability but has small chance of giving a damage modifier. Tops out at keen. Deals 8-16 durability damage per click, or less if that is too OP. Craft smooth stone on the first six blocks and a wood plank, a stick, and another wood plank at the bottom, in that order. Whetstone - a pocket sized grindstone which deals less durability damage (2-4) but much lower chance of giving a modifier. Tops out at sharp. Craft 2 smooth stone. Each whetstone can be used 10 times. Mug of Endless Beer - a standard mug, filled with either ale, mead, vodka, dwarven ale, or maple beer of any potency. Once you drink from it, you take minor damage (like orc draught) but it never ends. Can be poisoned, but must be found in chests or from powerful foes. Arrow box - crafted either in a cauldron formation with dried reeds to make dried version or with wooden planks to make wood version. Can be filled with a stack of arrows. Click with an empty hand to retrieve one arrow, shift click to open a GUI with the whole stack. Quiver (not a block, but still) - craft with either an arrow box and leather, or leather in a door formation. Can be attached to a chestplate or pants, and once again, can be filled with arrows. Press a button to open the GUI where you can input the arrows or take it out. Killing an enemy with a single shot from a quiver with only 1 arrow gives you the achievement - One in the quiver, and a similar title.

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