For example, you won’t get the Feather Falling enchantment on a sword, or the Sharpness enchantment on a shovel.
This will add a random low-level enchantment to the item you placed in the enchanting table that is relevant to that item. With just an enchanting table you’ll only have low-level enchantment options available which will cost 1, 2, or 3 lapis to apply. To use the enchanting table, you’ll need something to enchant like a tool, weapon, a piece of armor, or a book and you’ll need at least 1 piece of lapis lazuli. Your first option for using all that hard-earned experience is the enchanting table. You can spend your experience in two different places the enchanting table and the anvil. Obviously the more you’re holding, the more you stand to lose in this way. In addition to the increased cost of gaining each level, if you accidentally perish while holding all that experience, when you come to reclaim your stuff, you’ll lose the majority of the experience you had at the time of death. This is more experience than you generally want to hold Hoarding your experience only makes sense if you don’t have a good way to spend it. This means if you want to be as efficient as possible you should try to only collect enough experience for whatever you are trying to do.
Experience builds more slowly with each increasing level for example, it takes 7 experience points to move from level 0 to level 1, but it takes 9 points to move from level 1 to level 2 and the levels don’t become any more valuable (it’s like 7 cents equaling your first dollar, and 9 cents equaling your second dollar, but when you go to spend them, you still have just 2 equal value dollars). The MechanicsĪs you defeat monsters, mine certain materials, smelt blocks or cook food, breed animals, fish, and trade with villagers you will gain experience. The enchantment system is Minecraft’s version of player level from other games, the only difference being that you’re taking your experience and using it to imbue your equipment with enhancements rather than intrinsically applying it to yourself.
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