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Unlike Witches, these heathens throw an entire cask of potions that all mixed into an acidic pool. They are said to also deliver these potions to dark forces.

patchouli:entity: They're resistant to magic much like their Witch cousins.

If a Wandering Trader gets struck by lightning, they will transform into a Reprobate.

The guardians and sentries of the Crypts, no doubt brought to life through Necroturgic magic. Due to their nature as unholy constructs, they are immune to almost all Debuffs and won't burn in flames. They will, however, still melt in lava and take more damage from Smite.

patchouli:entity: Their Shields can be disabled through Axe.

Hooded apparitions that are proficient at wielding scythes with a hunger for souls.

These entities' strength surpasses most creatures you have encountered, as their hammer like arms are not to be trifled with.

Most recounting of them seems to have them guard something, whether it be an object or an area. It appears they gain strength and abilities when bonded with an Eye of Ender.

More types of zombies have been sighted lately, with some appearing on certain areas or conditions.

These burnt corpses appeared to be remains of those struck by lightning, whose attacks leave their victims in fits of Spasms. They seem to appear only in thunderstorms, exposed to the skies, or when a Zombie is hit by a lightning bolt. They also take half the damage amount from shock or lightning attacks.

The closest followers of the first Nether Cultist, Apollyon, these terrific beings spread the word of the Great Flame alongside their master when they walked the Overworld. Some Apostles used to be Kings, Lords or Nobles, while others range from normal Villagers to the most ill-witted Nitwits. When the emissary appears, the water around them boils, and the sky darkens.

An Apostle doesn't deign to use their true power when confronted with a violent heathen. They would shoot arrows upon them, while occasionally shooting a Hell Blast or summoning fiendish servants to defend themselves. The fiend would teleport, leaving a cloud of smoke, when hit after a number of times or after casting a spell.

When lowered to half of their maximum health, the Apostle will regenerate their health and reveal their true might. When fought in the Overworld or dimensions similar to it, a storm will rain upon the world once they reveal themselves in their horrid form. Meteors will fall around them and the true battle begins. The Apostle will try to teleport more often, and their arrows are much potent in damage and effects.

Throughout the battle, they will cast horrid spells upon their target, from a rain of lava to hurling souls damned to the fires of Nether towards their foe. If their target was close to them, the Apostle will summon a circle of fire that after a short time, burst causing whatever creature near them to be knocked into the sky. The bursts and the flaming tornado curses the target with Burn Hex, which prevents Fire Resistance from working.

The Apostle regenerates health once their arrows pierce their victims. However, when struck with a weapon enchanted with Smite, they won't be able to regenerate their health for a time depending on the level of the Enchantment.

Infernos are cousins to the blazes, but are enchanted to be undeterred by simple water and their flames burns even those that are immune to fire.

Smaller but far superior to ghasts, these agonized monsters belch out balls of unholy flames that burns through all. Occasionally, these creatures would shoot out a regular lavaball, that can be swung back at them.

Long dead officials risen to undeath to maintain and guard the Crypt with their undead servants. They appear to be an offshoot of the ancient Necromancers of the desert, utilizing the power of the cold.

patchouli:entity: Summons multiple Strays and shoots Ice Spikes.

The Crypts hold potent necrotic energies that it occasionally spawns slimes made out of bones and ectoplasm.

patchouli:entity: Their attacks inflicts the Sapped effect.

These unholy priests leads a congregation of those who worshipped the Great Flame. They're knowledge over the dark realm grants them hellish abilities.

More hands on than their cousins, they apply potions effects through their blades, before fleeing and drinking a potion to buff themselves.

patchouli:entity: They're resistant to magic much like their Witch cousins.

If a Wandering Trader is underneath a Crying Obsidian Block, they have a chance of transforming into a Maverick.

It seems there are more ways for piles of bones to manifest their ire.

These shambling undead shoot arrows that causes the victim to go into Spasms. They seem to appear only in thunderstorms, exposed to the skies, or when a, non-Wither, Skeleton is struck by a lightning bolt. They take half the amount of damage from shock or lightning attacks.

In ancient times, these necromancers were overseers of the Nether Fortresses, wielding great magical powers. Unfortunately, when the Blazes turned against their masters, turning the living inhabitants into charred withered remains, the necromancers, for all their power, were put down through either numbers and aid from what were referred to as 'Wildfires'... and perhaps even from the Piglins.

Unlike in life, these necromancers are immune to flame and still hold great power. Their flaming pillars that either surrounds them or their target burn even on fire-resistant foes, and they would frequently summon Wither Skeletons to aid it. Fortunately for you and other dark wizards, these necromancers still held upon their, admittedly decayed and withered, manuscripts that holds some knowledge of their magical practices.

Much like regular Wither Skeletons, their hatred for Piglins burn hot even in death.

Desecrating and trying to open a jar of the grand tomb unleashed an enraged lord that once ruled the structure. It appears that they hold a piece of dark magic with them that they couldn't complete within their lifetime.

Unfortunately for would be treasure hunters and mages, the dark master of the Crypt managed to stay bound to the material world to guard their treasure. Their heads are the source of their power and intellect and is protected whenever they reconstituted their armored yet skeletonized bodies.

Gigantic spiders that attacks those who dare mess with their dens, with fangs that poison even the undead.

These creatures will try to directly attack their target, but if their children were to join the fight they would instead circle around them, letting their kids have their meal.

While you were busy with your day, you seemed to be attacked by a lone Illager that seemed to be an Evoker. Unlike other Evokers, this one seems to be far more powerful and seems to be using their Totem to the fullest.

It seems the Illagers despised how you've managed to delve into secrets that they believed belonged to them. You feel that this Evoker was simply one that was too enraged by how quickly you've discovered said secrets. You have a feeling that the more you delve into the dark arts, the more Illagers will take umbrage.

One of the highest ranking of all Illagers, the Viziers seems to possess a powerful ruby that amplifies spells and magic.

In battle, they charge upon their target with an Iron Sword multiple times before summoning Fangs upon their feet. When injured, an Irk will be summoned to defend their master, a ranged cousin of the Vex.

Once injured enough, or there are lot of Irks around them, the Vizier will cast a spell that would siphon the life force of all surrounding Irks, healing them in the process.

Consisting of varied subspecies of Enderman, these odd creatures appear to defend something from the End, and are more hostile than their main counterpart.

While they share many traits, such as vulnerability to water, they appear to be more tolerant towards Endermites, and teleport less frequently. Some might disappear for a time after teleporting, before reappearing to confuse their foes.

patchouli:entity: Unfortunately, the book is incapable of showing their eyes properly for some arcane reason.

Accounted as being the creepiest looking, Watchlings are noted to prefer defending their home in simple ways, namely smashing and swinging at their foes with their big arms.

The most resilient of Enderlings, these fiery entities shoot volleys of hot goo at their foes, though if a foe gets close to them or get hurt by them, they would stop their attack and temporarily run or teleport away.

Similar to Web Spiders, these creatures will attempt to trap their foes in their web-like goop before attacking them with their pinwheel like arms. Unlike their brethren, these strange beings won't disappear for a time when teleporting, preferring to teleport away in an instant.

You've noticed that some strange spiders have been appearing around lately, whether in certain areas or in general darkness like other monsters.

Spiders that produces more webs than other variants, these cowardly arachnids will shoot their webs at their target, only attacking when caught. If their target goes near them, the spider will attempt to flee. Their constant web production causes them to drop intact Cobwebs.

Spiders that appear in cold biomes, their bites gives Slowness much like a Stray's arrow. They can walk on and are immune to Powder Snow.

Appearing in Crypts, these bone covered arachnids shoot Bone Shards from afar and will attack with their bites if their target is near.

Cousins to Witches, Warlocks are hostile creatures that attack by summoning Wartlings upon their foes. If their target gets close to them, they will throw a bunch of Snap Fungi in the air where they might hit said target.

patchouli:entity: They're resistant to magic much like their Witch cousins.

If a Villager is underneath a Crying Obsidian Block, they have a chance of transforming into a Warlock.

A strange entity that appears near beings that have a high amount of soul energy.

Some, who have seen and survived an encounter of one, believed them to be a creation of a dark and cold place...

Mysterious shades that summon flames upon their target's feet that, rather being hot, freezes the soul. They also have the ability to teleport but only do so if their target is near them.

patchouli:entity: Despite their fiery powers, they are not immune to fire.

A variant of the wraith, one that rather than summon freezing flames, summon clouds of acidic gas upon their foes.

A variant of the wraith, these phantasms lack the ability to teleport and summon less Ice Bouquets than their cousin. However, they have the power to breath their icy flames upon their target, if said target goes close to them.

While you're unable to recreate the Blaze Spawners found in Fortresses, you've managed to figure out a way to create a simulacrum that properly produces a loyal Blaze, though with a price.

The cage requires a Magma Block to be added, in order to call forth a Blaze Servant. Much like the Spider Nest, right-clicking the nest with a Wand or Staff will make it so that it will only spawn a servant if a valid target is near it. While crouching, however, it will change whether the servant will spawn guarding the block or following the owner.

Crystal Balls are known to be used for scrying or to foresee the future.

Using a filled Waystone on it will cause you to look upon the location from above, provided that said location is loaded. Using a filled Taglock Kit on it will cause you to look through the victim's eyes, provided said victim is either the same creature as you, or if the victim is within 80 blocks from you.

Either method requires the location or victim to be on the same dimension.

Anvils can be very annoying to deal with. Not only can they break, they also demand a lot, and have a limit of, experience they can take. With Dark Alloy, you are able to create a much better Anvil.

The Dark Anvil can repair itself when placed on top of a Cursed Cage, where it would uncommonly take a large amount of Soul Energy from it to mend itself. Using the Dark Anvil does not multiply the repair cost of the item by 2, but will add by 1. Instead of preventing you from repairing/enchanting items if the level cost is too high, the cost will stay at the level limit, allowing the item to be used on the anvil regardless.

When dealing with Raids, some of the Raiders have a bad tendency of falling into holes, appearing in places deep underground and so on. After many research, you've managed to improve on the Villager's Bell to not only have a much higher radius of effect, but also teleports any Raider towards the Bell's vicinity if they're more than 16 Blocks away from it!

Unfortunately, the newly Hook Bell does not respond to any Redstone power and can only be rung, by hand or from projectiles shot, from beings like yourself.

The pyre inspires loyal Neollagers to train themselves. To have the Neollager train at a pyre, simply Command / Order them to it. If 'illagerServantAutoTrain' is enabled, simply have them near one. Depending on its surroundings, much like Altars, will allow the Neollager to train into a specific Illager subtype. Each pyre can only train up to 8 Trainable Illagers.

Note: Neollagers are quicker to train into Pillager Servants

Requirements: Neollager 2 Hay/Target Blocks 2 Carved Pumpkins 16 Wooden Fences 20 Wools

Note: Owner must have read Front Scroll

Requirements: Neollager 2 Grindstone 2 Smithing Tables 16 Wooden Fences 32 Logs 4 Barrels 4 Beds 2 Anvils

Requirements: Neollager 2 Campfires 4 Beds 4 Barrels

Requirements: Neollager 1 Banner 64 Wooden Planks 60 Bricks Blocks Any 10 Walls 10 Fences 2 Furnaces 1 Crafting Table

Requirements: Vindicator Servant 4 Smokers/Furnaces 16 Barrels 2 Cakes

Requirements: Vindicator Servant Pyre must be in snowing biomes 16 Wooden Fences 20 Wools 8 Barrels 4 Powered Wind Blowers

Requirements: Vindicator Servant 8 Blast Furnaces 2 Lava Cauldrons 2 Water Cauldrons 4 Anvils 1 Smithing Table

Requirements: Magic Neollager 32 Bookshelves/Enchant Power 16 Lit Candles 4 Heads 4 Filled Flower Pots 2 Banners 4 Stash Urns 1 Lectern

Requirements: Magic Neollager 16 Blocks of Amethysts 64 Deepslate Blocks 16 Creeper Totems

Requirements: Magic Neollager 16 Blue Ice 64 Snow Blocks 4 Freezing Lamps

Requirements: Iceologer Servant Pyre must be in snowing biomes 16 Bookshelves/Enchant Power 32 Powdered Snow 16 Creeper Totems

Requirements: Magic Neollager 64 Marble Blocks 32 Jade Blocks 4 Indented Gold Blocks

Requirements: Geomancer or Wind Caller Pyre must be exposed to Thunderstorm 32 Copper Blocks Any 64 Bricks Blocks Any 4 Lightning Rods

To stop them from training, either remove the Pyre or move them more than 10 blocks away from it. If a training Illager is near Illagers they're training to become, they will train faster.

Shade stone and cursed metal are great at funneling necrotic energies. With some tinkering and the Rotting Focus, you've managed to create a special gravestone that can summon forth loyal Zombie Servants on demand.

The gravestone requires an Iron Nugget to be added, in order to call forth a Zombie Servant. Much like the Spider Nest, right-clicking the nest with a Wand or Staff will make it so that it will only spawn a servant if a valid target is near it. While crouching, however, it will change whether the servant will spawn guarding the block or following the owner.

Depending on its surroundings, much like Altars, the servant can spawn as a different variant from a regular Zombie.

Requirements: Gravestone is waterlogged

Requirements: Gravestone is located in a Desert

OR 15 Sands 1 Block of Gold

Requirements: Gravestone is located in a snowy biome

OR 20 Snow Any 8 Ice Any

Requirements: Gravestone is located in a Jungle

OR 20 Vines 8 Leaves

Requirements: Gravestone is exposed to an active thunderstorm

OR 1 Lightning Rod 8 Blocks of Copper

Requirements: Gravestone is located in a Woodland Mansion

OR 15 Dark Oak Logs 1 Anvil

Requirements: Gravestone is located in the Nether

OR 25 Netherracks 2 Fires

Requirements: Gravestone is located in a Bastion Remnant

OR 25 Blackstone Any 8 Blocks of Gold 1 Ancient Debris

Requirements: Gravestone is located in a Village

OR 14 Dirt Paths

With ectoplasms, you've created a glass that's only intangible to you and your fellows, allowing you all to pass through it like air. Creatures and items cannot pass through, and the glass can be tinted to prevent even light to pass.

You can also invert the glass' functionality, making everything but you and your fellows from passing.

A sinister statue that can save the lives of illagers and similar ilk that are bound to it.

Rather than dying, those bound to the idol will teleport back to it at the precipice of death, unless it was by their master dismissing them with a Wand/Staff, or if the idol they're bound with is in another dimension. They will, however, be grievously wounded, unable to be revived for a Minecraft day, and be crippled for 5 minutes until they are sufficiently healed.

To bind your servant to the idol, simply use a Waystone, have it bound to the statue, and right click your servant with it. The idol can only hold up to 16 servants (by default) and will not accept more after. Much like other artifices, the idol requires Soul Energy to function, which it gets by placing it on top of a filled Cursed Cage.

The Sculk Converter can be a messy contraption, as it spreads Sculk around itself. With this Relay, the Converter will instead spread Sculk around the Relay's location instead! Right clicking on the Converter with an empty hand will show the Relay it's using. The Relay can be harvested with a Silk-Touched Hoe.

With a bunch of Spider Eggs surrounding a piece of raw meat allows you to create a Spider Nest. Right-clicking on it, or using a hopper, with meat will cause it to produce a loyal Spider Servant. Depending on its surroundings, much like Altars, the servant can spawn as a different variant from a regular spider.

Requirements: Nest is located in a Mineshaft

OR 8 Podzol 8 Mushrooms of any type 8 Stone

Requirements: 16 Leaves 8 Cobwebs

Requirements: Nest is located in a snowing biome

OR 16 Ice Blocks of any type 8 Snow Blocks 4 Freezing Lamps

Requirements: Nest is located in a Crypt

OR 16 Bone Blocks 4 Skull Piles

Sometimes a dark wizard needs more than just two water source blocks to obtain infinite water, something more compact and manageable perhaps.

The Haunted Jug holds infinite supply of water that anyone can take through buckets, bottles and even pipes! However, what truly makes this jug special is that, as it's name suggests, is that it's haunted with spiritual energies.

The jug will attempt to fill in any nearby valid container, such as cauldrons, with water, and will even extinguish any creature that's lit aflame near itself.

Right-clicking on the jug with a Wand/Staff will put a lid on it, disabling the feature, or remove it if it's lidded.

With some studies and experimentation, you've discovered a way to transform a piece of Haunted Glass into a mirror that allows you to essentially teleport from one place to another.

In order to teleport by using Mirrors, you must have two placed down in the world on the same X and Z or Y-Axis. For the X and Z, or horizontal axis, two mirrors must be placed on the same Y axis, each facing way from each other, within 32 blocks, making it seem like a tunnel or hole between walls.

For a the Y, or vertical, axis, the Mirrors must be facing the same way, and share the same XZ coordinates, either 16 blocks below or above each other. Mirrors will attempt to find another mirror above itself before searching below.

With the ectoplasm dropped by those Wraiths, you are able to harness their mystical unflames into a machine that will burn any living creature on it. The unflames seems to sap Soul Energy when burning the creature above, the Activated Emerald allows the energy to transfer towards the block's placer.

The Deep Dark holds a lot of Necrotic energies, as evidence by the abundance of Sculk that doted the underbiome. By infusing a Shade Brazier with Necrotic elements, you've created a device that can channel the dark energies of the biome to create all kinds of items.

Necrotic Brazier burns with a green flame that seems to not harm the Undead, and can only burn if placed within the Deep Dark. The Brazier takes in multiple items to craft one, and the items can either be placed by hand or dropped on top of it. It will not accept any items dropped on to it if it's in the process of crafting.

The Necrotic Brazier will slowly take Soul Energy from the surrounding Soul Candlesticks, only completing, and spewing out the resulting item, once it has taken enough consuming all the items placed in it. Breaking every Candlesticks, not having enough Soul Energy from them, or attempting to place or remove an item from the Brazier will cause it to spit out all of its items, wasting any consumed Soul Energy.

The Sculk Catalyst converts the dead into Sculk but it seems to devour the Soul Energies of the creature to convert them. With the use of the Soul Absorber, you are able to make the Catalyst absorb Soul Energy from the Cursed Cage and spread Sculk around it.

The Sculk Converter can also be enchanted with Potency, which will cause it to absorb more Soul Energy and spread more Sculk. It appears your tinkering with this odd object causes it to stop spreading Sculk when a creature nearby dies.

The Soul Menderer is a powerful device that repairs damaged weapons and tools using Soul Energy. The Soul Menderer must be placed on-top of a Cursed Cage with a Totem or Transfer Gem in it to activate, then it will slowly repair the item within itself.

The Night Beacon is an ancient device told within Villager Legends. They say that the Piglins placed it upon a Nether Portal, where it caused the Overworld to be in perpetual night.

But the legends spoke of its destruction. Perhaps what you have obtained was a replica of such arcane device, one that much like the legends of old, can bring eternal night upon the world.

A mystical block that powers up when strong winds are blown upon it, much like ones made by Wind Blowers. The crystal can store Squall Golems upon itself, when left-clicking it on one, and will activate them once powered.

Not only can they power Squall Golems, they can also power other Resonance Crystals as well. Right-clicking on one with a Waystone that has registered a location that has a different crystal will have it store the location. It will not use up the waystone and can store multiple crystal locations at once, but only if said crystal is less, or equal to, 64 blocks from it.

If it has stored any locations, right-clicking on the crystal with an empty hand will show the positions it's connected to, shift-right clicking, however, will remove all positions from the crystal. Breaking the crystal will also remove all recorded locations. When active, it emits Redstone power.

The Sculk Catalyst is a fascinating thing. It converts Experience into Sculk which spreads across the world, but with some tinkering, you've managed to turn the Catalyst into a Soul Energy collector that converts Experience straight to Soul Energy.

The amount of Soul Energy delivered is the same amount as the experience dropped. The Devourer can be enchanted with Soul Eater and Radius. Radius multiplies the area of which Experience is absorbed, ie, Radius I doubles the area, Radius II triples. Soul Eater multiplies the amount of Soul Energy gathered from Experience.

With the way the Sculk grows using Soul Energy, you wonder if you can use it to grow crops instead of more of itself. Enter the Sculk Grower.

The Sculk Grower requires a Cursed Cage on top of it, much like the Sculk Converter. Unlike the Sculk Converter, it will remain active with a constant Redstone signal, and it absorbs Soul Energy in bulk rather than slowly siphoning it. When it absorbs a bulk of Soul Energy, it gains 'Charges' which is used to speed up the growth of the surrounding crops.

Usually, the Sculk Grower grows random crops from a 8 x 4 x 8 Blocks around it, but the Grower can be enchanted with Radius (Though, unlike, say, the Sculk Devourer, the Radius adds rather than multiply). If not supplied with Redstone, the Grower will still grow crops until it runs out of Charges. If there aren't any crops around the Grower(Or the Continuous Growth Config is disabled), its Charges will decay within itself.

Certain devices require a large portion of Soul Energy, but are unable to directly take the energy from the Cursed Cage. After some experiments, you've discovered a way to have such devices siphon energies from multiple Cursed Cages instead of one. Such devices usually process faster the more Candlesticks and filled Cages are, usually usually 8 blocks, around it.

The illagers are persistent with hunting down those who have delved into the dark arts. With a bunch of their skulls and a shrieker from the dark, you've found a way to remind them of their place.

The Shrieking Obelisk lets out a fearful shriek that wards off any illagers that tries to launch an assault upon you. It requires to be placed on top of a filled Cursed Cage to be active.

Tall Skulls placed around the Obelisk, like the blocks around a Beacon, though only on the outlines, will increase the Shrieking Obelisk's radius of effect.

With the Arca, you wonder what you should do with your old Totem of Souls. Stashing it away is an option, but you wondered if you can somehow transfer all the Soul Energy within it towards your Arca.

With the Soul Absorber, you are able to siphon the Soul Energies from not only your Totem of Souls but other items such as the Evokers' Totems and Soul Sand to put within your Arca. While the Soul Absorber will slowly drain Totem of Souls, other items will simply burn up and disappear once it has absorbed its Soul Energy.

The power of the Wind Core allows for the creation of powerful blowers, that pushes all but the sturdious of creatures in front of it. Crouching will reduce the push on you, allowing you to go against the wind. The power of the blower is based on the redstone power it receives, the higher, the stronger.

You've managed to obtain a manuscript that details on the fortress dwellers workings and magic. Unfortunately, the manuscript is nigh-unreadable but you've managed to find a way to call upon the dead to fill in the blanks.

The Commanding Horn allows you to change movement stances of your servants, that are within 4 blocks from you, and comes with multiple modes that can be changed by shift-right clicking while holding it.

On None mode, the horn makes the servants go between Standing By and Following. On others it will cause all servant nearby to enter the mode the horn is set to.

You can also right click on a block to have them move towards it, unless the servants are guarding and the horn is not in Guard mode. However, servants that are already commanded or part of a Grimoire of Grounding are unaffected by the horn.

Magical cores are used to create all kinds of spells and equipments and can be crafted through all kinds of rituals.

These essences dropped by that horrific creature appears to be resonating towards something. By combining it with an Eye of Ender, you've discovered that instead of leading to the nearest Stronghold, it leads to someplace else.

You've done it, you've managed to channel the energies of the Deep Dark into a metal that repairs itself using Soul Energy. The amount of Soul Energy needed to craft one ingot is very substantial, but you've managed regardless. The metal appears to be highly malleable and practical and almost as enchantable as Gold. It also appears to slow down and weaken any creature it was struck at.

Unless one builds a base around a Monster Spawner, it can be quite tedious going back and forth from the block. It's unfortunate one cannot simply pick a up the arcane device and bring it where ever one goes. Unless...

Once the cage captures the Spawner's core, it can be right-clicked onto an empty Cursed Cage where it will convert it into a copy of the original Spawner, making the Cursed Infusion process and Mob Farming more convenient! Although doing this so will destroy the item in the process.

Just because you're a dark wizard doesn't mean you can't be decorative. These braziers are a fancy way of providing light and burn any fool that stand on them when lit. The braziers can also be unlit by right-clicking on them, and relit the same way.

Like torches and campfires, these braziers can also burn with soul fire.

Whether through trade or a way to aid your allies, you have devise a scroll that will transfer ownership of one of your Servants to the recipient.

To start, one must left-click the scroll onto their servant to sign it. Once signed, any beings like yourself can use the scroll and have the servant signed on it serve them instead, so be mindful on using and storing these signed parchments.

With some Shade Stone, you're able to create a jar that can hold a soul of a certain Servants that, when used on certain entities, revives them.

Sometimes, you feel like you have an intense grudge against a certain being, yet your servants won't attack them unprovoked! Fortunately, you've devised a terrible book, one that when hitting that being with it causes it to record them.

Any being recorded in this grimoire will cause all your servants to be automatically hostile towards said being. The grimoire can record multiple beings, ranging from Villagers to even beings like you! That's not all, if your grudge extends towards species, hitting the being while crouching will cause the being's species be recorded! For example, crouching and hitting a Villager with the grimoire will make all your servants hostile towards ALL Villagers.

However, if you're in a forgiving mood and want to erase the grudge, you can simply right click on the being you have a grudge with, or shift right click if you have a grudge against the entire species, the grudge will be erased from the grimoire. Until you hit them again.

Adding grudge to a being or species that's recorded on the Grimoire of Goodwill will erase the goodwill.

The dark arts is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... pretty? Your journey through the dark arts has lead you to discover several decorations that lets you feel more like a true dark wizard.

Ironically, one of the things you've found are better ways to light up your lair.

Sometimes, you want some of your servants, or their subspecies so to speak, to stay where they are when mass teleporting them through crouch casting their associated summoning spell or through other spells.

When mentioning recording their subspecies, what it means is that if you were to add Jungle Zombie Servants to it, crouch casting Rotting Spell will summon all variants of Zombie Servants except for Jungle.

Call Spell still works even if stored summon is recorded in the grimoire. For Troop Spell, only individuals recorded on the grimoire aren't teleported. The grimoire adds and erases servants the same way other grimoires do for creatures.

The grimoire also prevents temporary servants recorded in it to be dismissed via the 'Dismiss Temporary Servants' key.

Villagers can hard to wrangle, with the common technique of putting them in a boat makes one look silly when riding on land. With these shackles, you won't be having trouble moving them that much.

The horn allows you to cause your Raiders to start raiding the village you're in when used.

Growing tired of Servants losing their way to you, and/or using Call and Troop Focuses from afar, you've desperately wished you could just put your servants into your pocket so that you can unleash them wherever you wish.

After countless days of research and experimentation, you've created an odd box that fulfills your desire. By left-clicking one of your servants with it, it will instantly contain them. Holding down right-click will slowly pull out your servants from it, but will use up durability that will render it unusable until repaired, which can be done on an Anvil with Ender Pearls. It can hold multiple servants, and is immune to being burned in fire and lava. If destroyed while in thrown form, it will release every servant within itself.

There are some conditions when it comes to storing certain types of servants. Some servants take up more than one space within the tesseract, depending on their size, (and whether they're tagged properly). Limited life servants will have their lifespan paused when stored within the tesseract.

Marble is a fancy looking block found on the highest peaks of the world. Unfortunately, such peaks are far beyond your reach, but with Soul Energy, Cursed Infusion and Calcite, you can get these wondrous blocks for yourself.

Indented Gold blocks, while less shiny than a full Block of Gold, are still capable of being symbols of pure opulence and wealth. An odd building block for what you've heard as an ancient sanctum.

Highrock blocks are said to be the rocks that make up the tallest peaks of the world. From what you've heard, they seemed to be a variant of Andesite and its polished version is used on the highest forges.

Cragrocks are also said to make up the peaks of the world, being used to make walls for the villages up there and pavement.

Siltstones are strange blocks that have the most variable looks from other blocks. They can be messy and combine with marble and jade, but also be used to make several decorative blocks.

Most roots and flora out in nature are too weak and feeble for certain parts of wild magic. Fortunately, you've managed to devise some strong roots that can handle such magical powers.

Combining a regular painting with a Haunted Plank allows the creation of Haunted Paintings. Despite the name, they appear to be a new set of paintings and nothing more.

You've heard of interesting blocks and liquids found in the End that are harmful to those that thread upon them, unless they are spawns of the End themselves...

Both Void Blocks and Liquid will inflict damage that's equal to 5%% of max health per second, while also giving and amplifying Void Touched effect to creatures that move through them. Enderman, Endermites and Enderlings are immune to the effects, but not Shulkers strangely enough.

A Void Barrel is a volatile block that will unleash an explosion of void when set off, breaking itself in the process. To set the barrel off, either right-click on it, activate it with redstone or shoot a projectile at it.

Liquid Void can also create decorative blocks when interacted with either Water or Lava. Pouring Water on source Liquid Void will turn it into Void Block.

You've infused a candlestick with large amounts of necrotic energies, causing it to burn baleful green flames once lit. The flames appear shield the undead, or beings like you for some reason, within 8 blocks from it, from the sun, though not fire, allowing them to move in daylight without burning.

If both candlestick and undead beings, within 8 blocks of it, are not exposed to the sun, whether they be beneath a ceiling or it's night time, they will slowly heal themselves, so long as it remains lit.

Based on @kiko5836's suggestion

The Blood of an Apostle allows one to craft the mythical Philosopher's Stone. With this, one can duplicate gold by putting this stone with raw gold. Doing this will cause the stone to take durability, but it can repair itself using Soul Energy.

The Forbidden Grass Block calls upon the creatures of the night that roam within the biome the block is placed in. Mobs will spawn more quickly on the block but generally follows the rules of how they spawn, ex. Light Level. The Block will burn in sunlight and will catch fire from adjacent blocks which will revert it to Dirt.

With bamboos to make the vines and kelp sturdier, and some bone meals, you've made seeds that will quickly grow into a strong sentient vine, or kelp when placed underwater, that can block a creature's way.

Crouching while placing one down will cause the vine to be inert, only growing once a valid enemy or target comes near it.

Mixing the seed with a cave spider's toxins and corpse blossoms will sprout poison quill vines, that will shoot poisonous quills at your foes. Much like the Quick Growing Seeds, crouching will cause it to be inert and will grow once an enemy is near.

While armoring Ravagers is good step, you've realized that their lanky counterparts would also benefit from being armored as well.

Creating armor for these beasts are cheaper than making Ravager armor, their shape and method of transportation requires the use of horse armor to make their own version. You've heard that much like Ravagers, you're not the first to think of this idea...

Waystones allows you to bound it to a specific location by simply right-clicking a block with it, which can be used to perform all kinds of dark magic upon it, assuming that said location is in the same dimension.

Right-clicking a bound waystone on certain servants will cause them to start guarding around that location, putting them into Guarding mode, so long as the location is in the same dimension. Shift-right clicking a bound waystone will erase the information it has stored within itself.

An upgraded version of the humble Cursed Infuser, where not only can it transform Obsidian to Crypt Stone, but also accept and infuse more than one item. Works the same way as its previous counterpart.

The Ravager is a powerful beast, yet the one you have lacks its silver armor and saddle. With some Cursed Metal, you are able to recreate the armored saddle. Right-clicking on the poor naked Ravager will cause it to equip it, making it rideable and stronger.

Sometimes, your servants can be detrimental to your plans, attacking creatures it wasn't supposed to, causing you to shout at them to stop attacking for example.

The grimoire can record multiple beings, from Pillagers to even beings like you! You can also prevent servants from attacking an entire species, as hitting a being while crouching will record the being's species. For example, crouching and hitting a Pillager with the grimoire will cause your servants to no longer attack all Pillagers, even if they're pelting you with arrows.

However, if you're in a vengeful mood and want to erase the goodwill, you can simply right click on the being you have goodwill with, or shift right click if you have a goodwill with the entire species, the goodwill will be erased from the grimoire. Until you left-click on them again.

Adding goodwill to a being or species that's recorded on the Grimoire of Grudges will erase the grudge.

The blueprint shares some similarities with the Warred Scroll, making you think that transcribing it into a readable schematic requires something that's from a similar creation.

You have successfully recreated the scroll and finally unravelled its secret. The ultimate art of Necroturgy, to cast away mortality and walk as the king of the dead.

To become a Lich, you must brew a special Necroturgic Potion, The Potion of Transformation. With the use of the Apostle's blood, several other ingredients and a sacrifice of a Villager, you will be able to cast a Necroturgic Ritual to brew such a foul potion. The Ritual requires a large amount of Soul Energy, far larger than what a Totem of Souls can usually carry.

However, one should not immediately drink the brew once crafted! The brew must be drunk on a Full Moon. You must also have an Arca ready to bind your soul to it. Once drunk, you will die, but will rise as an Undead creature if all goes to plan. (If on Hardcore, make sure your Totem is full, or hold a Totem of Undying offhand!)

Cursed Cages are fine and dandy, but you're starting to get sick of constantly putting and removing your precious totem from them.

Simply right-click the Transfer Gem on the Arca and it will bound to it and it's owner. Then, put the Transfer Gem within the Cursed Cage and it will siphon Soul Energy from the Arca when it's being used.

Haunted Armor Stands are somewhat different than regular Armor Stands as unlike the latter, the stand comes with arms to put weapons or items for it to hold. Due to being made of Haunted Planks, the stand is immune to fire.

Haunted Armors can be healed by right-clicking on them with Ectoplasm.

These blocks seems to resonate well with the Illagers. Perhaps they can be seen as the stone to their beloved Dark Oak.

patchouli:stonecutting: Wall Shrines can be attached to sides of a block and functions as decoration.

While reading the scroll on the secrets of Ravagers, you've came up with an idea of creating specialize armor that augments their already armored saddles.

Creating armor for the massive beast requires a lot of Iron and metal but it will provide a large amount of protection for the newly transformed Ravager. However, the Ravager must be Saddled before applying the armor. You've heard rumors that you're not the first to think of armoring up Ravagers...

A taglock kit is used to collect taglocks from creatures or rivals. Taglocks are used to create a link between target and witchcraft.

To collect taglocks, simply left click the kit on a being. One can also obtain a taglock by right-clicking it on a bed that's been used by a beings like yourself. For some reason, you can't obtain Villager taglocks this way.

Be warn! While tagging a creature is a simple matter, tagging a fellow being like yourself requires a more sneaky approach, as they can notice your failed attempt!

Surrounding a Spider Egg with Nether Warts seems to create a fertilized egg that spawns a Wartling. Spawning a Wartling would hurt the user a bit as it takes a bit of life force from them.

You've been confused over the metal found on the shoulderpads and belt of Pillagers and the armor of Ravagers. Are they Silver? Platinum? Odd colored Iron? Desaturated Diamond? After some testing and 'negotiating' you've discovered that it's, in a way, all of them.

Some are silver, some are platinum, some are just colored iron and so on. They just look and, in some cases, act the same to you. You've decided to recreate the most common type of the illager metal as silver and platinum might not be available, or probably too valuable, to use for dark purposes.

A simple urn that holds emeralds within itself, that can even break apart and reveal its content when shot with a projectile.

You've discovered a new type of fungus that can only grow on Crimson or Warped Stems/Hyphae called Snap Fungus. The Fungus is a ball full of toxins that one can't help but throw upwards in the air. When hitting something, they will explode, with a chance of leaving behind a small cloud of poison. Curiously, the explosion does not effect the thrower nor their servants.

The echoes of the dead and the remnant thoughts within the Nether could hold some secrets towards a dark power. With the power of echo shards and some necroturgy, you are able to create a piece of a dark, and sinister power.

You don't know what compels you, but you've decided to cover an Eye of Ender with the essence of the Void, which ends up making a special eye that leads to a place of power.

Cursed Metal Ingots seems to have the same properties as regular Iron Ingots, making it redundant to make an armor set based on it. However, with some tinkering, the ingots can be used to upgrade the regular Iron Armor to something better.

Not only does it provide toughness, but each piece somewhat mitigates magic, fire and explosive damage. Each pieces also provides a discount on using Soul Energy, whether it's used to cast spells, heal servants and repairing certain items. It doesn't discount usage in crafting or rituals unfortunately. Wearing allows summons to grant Soul Energy when they kill a mob.

A Shovel suited for gravediggers and grave robbers, the shovel breaks 2 blocks instead of one when breaking a blocks like dirt, allowing the user to dig up graves on the fly. The reason for its name is how the shovel has a 10%% chance of digging up remains when breaking blocks like dirt or sand.

The shovel can be repaired on an anvil with a Cursed Metal Ingot.

The Eerie Pickaxe is a powerful tool that allows the user to reach 3 Blocks further. Breaking a block with this Pickaxe will cause the content to immediately transfer towards the user as well as any nearby experience orbs. However, there's a reason why the Pickaxe has been named Eerie...

The pickaxe can be repaired on an anvil with a Cursed Metal Ingot.

A Bow suited to killing game, any animal slain by an arrow shot from this bow will drop more loot than even a Looting III weapon.

The bow can be repaired on an anvil when combined with any bow.

Inspired by your foe, you've crafted a blade using the powers of the void and added some Dark Alloy to grant it the ability to self-repair with Soul Energy.

The blade allows one to charge at a direction by right-clicking while sprinting, or to back step away by right-clicking without sprinting, though it will cause the blade to enter cooldown. The blade causes Void Touched and is sharp enough to send a void-powered razor wind when swung at full power, when it's not cooling down.

It can be repaired with Netherite Ingots on an anvil.

When crafting this blade, the energies gave you visions, of what looks to be the past, of people crafting some artifacts, one of which looks to be sword, another an orb. You see the sword being used many times, with many wielders... until it might as well wield itself. You see someone, or something, putting the orb inside a crystal... and turn into something else.

The Ominous Scythe is a powerful weapon capable of hitting multiple beings per hit. Not only does it hit hard, but the wielder gains Soul Energy with each hit. If the wielder's attack recharge meter is full, the scythe will hit beings at a higher radius though it will take quite a while for the meter to recover which can be mitigated if the wielder doesn't hold anything offhand.

The scythe can be repaired on an anvil with a Cursed Metal Ingot or a Pale Steel Ingot. It can also be used as a tool to clear out grass or harvest crops in a large area or to collect Sculk blocks without Silk Touch.

An upgraded version of the Ominous Scythe, possessing the qualities of other Dark Alloy equipment.

Fashioned in the likeness of a skull, this hammer pull nearby creatures towards the target of impact when swung at full power.

It can perform the same functionalities as it's mundane counterpart. The hammer can be repaired on an anvil with a Cursed Metal Ingot.

Blacksmiths and soldiers alike use the Great Hammer for its strength in forging and in battle. If the wielder's attack recharge meter is full, the hammer will hit beings at a great radius though it will take quite a while for the meter to recover which can be mitigated if the wielder doesn't hold anything offhand.

The hammer can mine a 3x3 area, but have less mining speed than pickaxes. As the hammer is use for forging, right-clicking a Block of Iron with it will turn it into a heavily damaged Anvil. The hammer can be repaired on an anvil with an Iron Ingot.

The Philosopher's Mace is the ultimate weapon/tool as not only can it smash enemies into pieces, but it can also mine blocks like a pickaxe or a shovel. When a target is struck with the mace, they gained Gold Touch effect, which causes them to drop Gold Nuggets upon death.

The Netherite used to forge this weapon/tool made the mace fire-resistant and prevents it from being destroyed when in fire or lava.

While Dark Alloy can be used to craft regular tools, when it comes to armor, it seems to require more... elaborate ways of crafting them. The armor looks nothing like the others you have crafted, looking more elaborate yet intimidating, but it still provides Diamond level protection and toughness, as well as some knockback resistance.

Much like the Black Iron Armor set, the armor also provides discount on Soul Energy, but also slightly mitigates magic, fire and explosive damage.

Legends spoke of witches riding on brooms and fly off into the sky. After some research, you've figured out a way to make one for yourself.

The Haunted Broom is essentially a Wand deprived of being able to cast spells, but given the strength and ability to carry you through the air. The broom only respond to forward inputs, and will fly towards the direction you are looking at, though you would need to look behind you to slow down. Careful not to fly to quickly, as crashing upon a solid block can cause you to take damage and for your broom to break, upon impact.

Unfortunately, there's a cost. For every 8 blocks, by default, vertically or horizontally, the broom needs to feed off their rider's Soul Energy. If deprived the amount of Soul Energy needed to fly, the broom will break, dropping you and the broom from the sky. If you have an insufficient amount of Soul Energy, you'll be unable to ride on Haunted Broom.

According to some of your research, the brooms were actually the witch's staff disguised with a brush on it. Also, they most likely rode it the with the brush at the front, but it seems to me an old and outdated trend in this world.

The Fanged Dagger might not seem impressive, but provides high attack speed compared to Swords and poisons targets. When a creature is killed, the bearer gains more Soul Energy than before.

The dagger can be repaired on an anvil with a Cursed Metal Ingot. Added from pantman687's suggestion

Heretics have a chance of dropping or bartering an Infernal Tome, which can be read to replicate their hellish chants but will burn and nauseate those unworthy of the Nether's gifts when doing so...

The Infernal Tome can be repaired with paper on an Anvil (Don't ask why an Anvil is used to repair books...).

A variant of the Wind Robes that takes the very lightning in its fabrics. Much like the Wind Robes, the robes allows you to fall slowly. Wearing the Robes also halves the Soul Cost for Storm Spells, but not Wind Spells unfortunately.

Creatures of the storms slowly heal themselves with their summoner's soul energy, should they wear this robe.

The Storm Crown reduce the amount of time to cast Storm spells by half and keeps your storm servants from dying off like Vexes.

The Wild Robes allows you to harness the power of nature far more efficiently and effectively. Servants that spews poison, for instance, will instead give Acid Venom, which affects even the Undead. Consequently, the Robes also provides immunity to poison and said venom!

Creatures born from Wild magic can slowly heal themselves using their summoner's soul energy, should the summoner don this robe.

The Wild Crown reduce the amount of time to cast Wild spells by half and keeps your wild servants from dying off like Vexes.

Evokers wear such snazzy robes, that you wonder if they're just for show or there's something special about them. By utilizing Dark and Magic Fabrics, you've managed to not only replicate their Robes, but also make some new additions, and discover they hold some special properties.

Scythes are fun and all, but they're very slow to wield making it hard for them to be a viable weapon. Using the remnants of the dead and Necroturgy, you've managed to create gloves that allow you to wield the Scythes more efficiently, increasing the attack speed by 50%%.

The Ring of Want allows creatures to drop more loot when slain by your spells or by creatures conjured up by you. For the Ring to work, you must enchant it, where it will accept the Wanting Enchantment which functions similar to Looting.

Wearing the Ring of Want with Wanting III or more will cause your Fangs to have a 25%% chance (100%% if it's a Player) of dropping a creature's head/skull.

Hammers are quite heavy for a dark wizard such as yourself. Fortunately, with your crafting and forging expertise, you've discovered a way to create a pair of gloves that helps you to wield Hammers more efficiently, increasing the attack speed by 50%%.

When hunting you down, the Illagers tend to signal their approach by having rows of fangs below you, or a Tormentor charging at you. With how sneaky they are, you've managed to devise a charm that would signal their arrival towards you.

When killing a Patrol Captain, you'll always get cursed with Bad Omen, which can be useful at times, but annoying and detrimental as well. After some research, you've devise a charm that absorbs the dying curse of the captain, sparing you the effect, even if the charm has reached level 5 its maximum level.

Not only that, if you currently have the Bad Omen on you, right-clicking with the charm, or pressing the Activate Curio key if equipped, will absorb it. Should you wish to be afflicted with Bad Omen within the charm, simply right-click with it, or press the Activate Curio key if equipped, if you don't currently have the effect on.

The amulet contains the essence of a feline creature on it, making it seemed like the wearer has one on them the whole time, warding off Creepers and Phantoms away.

Using the Occult Fabrics, you are able to create a set of Illusive Robes that will make you immune to Blindness effect and turn invisible when you do, making you highly undetectable to mobs and others of your kind.

The robe also buffs the Mirror Spell by making your Doppelgangers' attack actually hurt their targets, though not by a lot.

You have crafted a Belt that specializes in hurting your attackers when taking damage. While it does not wear down like what Thorn Enchantment does to armor, it does use the wearer's Soul Energy when doing this. It can be enchanted with Thorns to increase damage.

You find yourself having trouble carrying multiple focuses on your person. Fortunately, you've managed to devise a leather bag to hold multiple focuses that you can easily access, by either pressing the Focus Bag key (Default: C) or holding a wand and pressing Focus Circle key (Default: X) and can wear on your waist.

The Wayfarer's Belt allows the wearer to not only move a bit faster, but also allows them to walk up a single block without jumping. The Belt also increases the jump height of the wearer and halves damage caused by falling off high places.

The Frost Robes imbues the wearer the power of all that's cold. Wearers will never freeze, be resistant to Freezing attacks and can move through Powdered Snow freely. The Robes also makes Frost Spells cheaper.

The Frost Crown reduce the amount of time to cast Frost spells by half and keeps certain frost servants from dying off like Vexes.

The power of commanding Zombies and Skeletons sounds wonderful, but with the power of the Necro Cape, your Necroturgic abilities enhance even further. Wearing it causes your Skeletons' arrows to pass through allied creatures, and Zombies can turn wild Zombies into more Servants that obeys you.

The Necro Crown keeps your undead horde from decaying like Vexes and will reduce the amount of time to cast Necromancy spells by half. Be warned, wearing a Necro Crown in daylight will cause the wearer to gain Weakness, Hunger when wearing the Cape.

The Soul Shield Amulet mimics the Wither's shield when its power has ebbed. Should its wearer be half or less of their maximum health, arrows will bounced off them. Should one be capable of Creative Flight without being in Creative, they will find themselves grounded when the shield is up.

Warlocks are known to have a very fungal brown robes with a nice sash wrapped around it. With some Red Wool, A couple of Wartful Eggs and Nether Warts, you've figured out how to make your own Warlock sash and which makes it so using that a Wartful Egg no longer harms you.

The Warlock Robe causes the wearer to be resistant to magic damage and provides a 10%% chance of not consuming any Wartful Eggs or a Snap Fungi and gives a 25%% chance for an additional Snap Fungi to drop from full grown Snap Warts. The Sash and Robe also cause Spiders to more likely drop Spider Eggs. If the wearer has a negative status effect, the garment will automatically use up any Wartful Eggs within the wearer's inventory.

Much like wearing a Witches Hat and Robe, wearing Warlock Robes causes all Witches and Warlocks to be neutral and barter-able.

The Abyss Robes allows you to harness the power of the oceans far more efficiently and effectively. The Robes makes the wearer swim faster, and reduces the damage from drowning, even providing a small amount of air after taking damage.

Loyal water creatures will slowly heal themselves using their summoner's soul energy, should the summoner don this robe.

The Abyss Crown reduce the amount of time to cast Abyss spells by half and keeps your water servants from dying off like Vexes.

The Vizier has some snazzy robes themselves, and a good looking turban too. With their Ruby, you can replicate these garments and get some of their special abilities!

You feel like you've might as well! You've already took the Evoker's style, why not move up on the world?

While taking damage while wearing the Turban, you will have a 50%%, or a 100%% if you're at or below half of your maximum health, of spawning a loyal Irk that will defend you. If you use the Vexing Spell while crouching, it will kill of your Irks, healing you a heart per killed.

At first, the Robe seems to be just another recolor of the Dark Robes, but when casting a spell through your wand you've discovered that doing so will give you the Vizier's shield, halving all incoming damage so long as you're spellcasting.

The Pendant of Hunger absorbs any Rotten Flesh in your inventory, storing them within itself and uses it to automatically feed you once you are feeling a bit peckish. Of course, eating such food leaves you more hungry than before.

The Eerie Pickaxe might be useful for collecting Experience Orbs, there are times where even that ability is not enough. With this ring, experience is immediately given to the wearer if it's dropped by killing a creature, personally or through a servant.

Witches are known to look snazzy with their massive hats. You've figured out how to make your own Witch hat with some Dark Fabrics and you've discovered how wearing them gives you a small chance of not consuming any potion.

You've also discovered a way to replicate the powers of a Witch by crafting your own Witches Robes. The Robe is essentially a portable Brewing Stand (that you can open by pressing the default key: V while wearing it). It also provides resistance to magical attacks.

Wearing a Witches Hat while wearing the Witches Robes not only makes the robe brew potions faster, but also makes Witches and Warlocks neutral to the wearer. You can also barter with Witches and Warlocks by right-clicking on them with an Emerald, but only if they're not aggressive or holding something. Unlike the brutish Piglins, the two won't pick up Emeralds thrown at them, you gotta give it to them straight.

With pelts and some magical fabrics, this simple shamanistic robe reduces the soul cost of Geomantic spells by half.

Amethysts are powerful conduits to Geomantic magic. By crafting and wearing this necklace, the casting time of Geomantic spells will be reduced by half.

When summoning a Zombie or Skeleton Servants, they have a small chance of coming equipped with their own armor. With this ring, the chance will increase to 100%%.

If 'illagerServantTrainArmor' is enabled, wearing this ring will cause newly trained Illagers to gain armor.

Trying to hit your foes with your spells can be an ordeal as they could avoid your Magical Fangs with but a single step. With this monocle, you can lock onto nearby foes by pressing the 'Activate Curio' key, allowing you to more accurately hit them with a spell.

Pressing the 'Activate Curio' key while active will change to another nearby foe. Pressing the key while crouching will deactivate the monocle.

Using the purest blood of the dark emissary, which can only be obtained by slaying them within the Nether, you've made replica of their garments. The Robes gives you immunity to fire and Burn Hexes, and both robe and hat empowers some spells with hellfire.

The Unholy Hat reduces all incoming damage towards the wearer when within the Nether, as well as capping the configurable max amount of damage the wearer can take much like Apostles. The Unholy Robes grants resistance to hellfire damage.

The Void Robes imbues the wearer the power of the End. Wearers will have the chance of dodge attacks through teleportation, be immune to Void Touched and can move through Void Blocks freely. The Robes also makes Void Spells cheaper.

The Void Crown reduce the amount of time to cast Void spells by half and keeps certain void servants from dying off like Vexes. It also allows the wearer to gaze into Endermen without aggravating them.

The Wind Robes allows you to fall slowly(or not so slowly when holding shift) and make you immune to fall damage. However, every second the robes slow your fall, Soul Energy is consumed. Wearing the Robes also halves the Soul Cost for Wind Spells.

The creatures of the winds can use their summoner's soul energy to slowly heal themselves, should they wear this robe.

The jade crown will halved the time to cast Wind spells and keeps your wind servants from dying off, like Vexes, when worn.

After killing those high ranking illagers, you've managed to procure their powerful orb and use it to make a replica of their staff.

The Ominous Staff powers up certain magical spells. Vexing, Biting, Feasting, Shredding and Teeth spells to be precise. Casting Rotting and Osseous spells summons undead illagers instead.

With the forbidden texts, you have discovered a way to harness the power of the night, allowing you to create a powerful staff that bring you supremacy in necromancy.

Soul Bolts shot from this staff will turn into the more powerful Necro Bolts. Casting the Mirror Spell while also wearing the Nameless Set will cause them to shoot a single Necro Bolt at your target instead.

With the void and the End whirling around this eldritch staff, your Void Spells become more greater.

The natural world can be hard to tame, but with some dark magic and wood, you've crafted a staff that heightens the natural and unnatural powers of Wild spells.

Through the freezing cold of the Frost Staff, the power of Frost Spells is heightened.

The Ectoplasms dropped by the Wraiths gave you an idea. With some Cursed Metal Ingots, you've managed to create an upgrade to your Wand and create a Staff fit for a Necromancer.

The Necro Staff powers up Necroturgic spells, allowing one to summon more than 1 Undead Servant per cast for example.

Somehow, you're able to create a spell that summons forth and binds the guardians of the monuments under your command.

Casting with Abyss Staff will summon two guardians at once.

The spell replicates the power of the Ocean Monument's Guardians whereupon it projects a laser towards any non-allied creature you're directly looking it that will damage them after a while. Unfortunately, much like the Guardians, the laser will stop once direct sight is broken.

Casting with Abyss Staff increases the spell's base damage by one heart.

The focus shoots out a high-pressure stream of water that will wash away any foes, especially ones sensitive to water. It can also put out fires.

Casting with Abyss Staff will cause stream to apply Sapped.

The spell conjures a powerful tentacle from the caster's hand, whipping foes in front of them, though only in a small range.

Casting with Abyss Staff summons another tentacle after the initial tentacle hits a target.

Based on @rangoonruler's suggestion

A modified Command Focus that can stores up to 8 servants for you to command with.

The command focus allows the caster to command a servant to move towards a position. If used on a creature, it will move to the creature's location, but if the creature is a mount, most servants can ride on it.

To use the command focus, it must be equipped in a wand/staff. Then the caster must left click the wand/staff on a servant to start commanding it. The caster can shift-right click into the air to remove the servant from the command focus.

The servant can still move, even if it's on Standing By mode. To dismount a mounted servant, shift-right click on the mount itself.

The focus strengthens your skin against physical attacks, temporarily increasing your armor points.

Summons a row of magical Fangs in front of you that deals damage that ignores the targets' armor(Unless it's enchanted). When crouching, a circles of Fangs are summoned around you.

The Night Beacon holds tremendous power, you believe that by supplying it with Soul Energy, you'll be be able to transform it's night bringing beam into something more devastating!

Summons a row of royal, magical, spikes in front of you that constantly deals damage, which ignores armor (Unless it's enchanted), to any targets caught in them. When crouching, a circles of Spikes are summoned around you.

With the power of the Ruby, you've managed to replicate the power of the Warden's Sonic Boom, allowing you to use its ability against others!

With the power of Ender Pearls and the Hunger Core, you are able to call upon Fangs at the bottom of any creature around you. More accurate than the average Biting Focus, though only if said creature doesn't move.

This focus allows you to shoot a bolt that Curses targets and produce a noxious ground of black magic.

Casting with this focus causes an explosion of Soul Energy at your position, hurting all nearby creatures and launching them away. The explosion deals magic damage and does not harm the caster.

Focuses have their own specialize enchantments, but not all Focuses can be enchanted nor accept every enchantments. There are many enchantments that are only applicable to certain Focuses. Enchanted Focuses doubles the amount of Soul Energy needed to cast.

With this spell, right-clicking on a block or a target directly will set them aflame, simple as that.

You are able to make a magical light source by shooting a bolt of Soul Energy on a Block. At first, the light isn't as strong as a Torch, but it does drive Piglins away, but with some glowstone and netherrack, your light shines brighter. It also illuminates a creature if it's hit by it.

Causes a targeted item or creature to float towards the caster's crosshairs, but only if the target is equal or smaller than the caster's size, if the focus is not enchanted with Potency.

This focus allows you to heal wounds through soul energy. However, the healing amount is not consistent, having a chance of healing a large portion or a little.

Summons a mighty tooth above a location, a target or the caster, if shifting, that crashes to the ground and summons pikes around it, causing creatures to fly up in the air and be slowed massively for 5 seconds.

With this focus, you're capable of rapidly fire bolts of Soul Energy towards your foe, dealing knockback and magic damage.

Casting this spell with a Nameless Staff will shoot forth Necro Bolts, which does far more damage and can hit multiple targets, instead.

Much like the Envioker and Vizier, you are able to shoot out a copy of your sword towards wherever you're looking at. You must have a Sword on either your main hand or off hand to cast this spell. Casting this spell uses up your Sword's durability. The Focus can be enchanted with Velocity which will increase the speed of the flying sword.

Through the old Bestiary and some notes on the Allays, you've found the necessary ingredients to summon/create your own Vexes. Strangely, the Bestiary mentions of Demons and Imps in the Nether. Curious...

This spell lets loose a menacing hum that weakens non-allied creatures in a large area around the caster, decreasing their damage and their defenses.

You have learned a branch of Illager Magic called Iceology. With this focus, you are able to summon a chunk of floating ice above a target that will then smash onto them after a small amount of time, stunning them for a few seconds.

Casting with Frost Staff will decrease hovering time for Ice Chunks.

The focus not only increases your armor points, but it also cause any being that attacks you in melee to freeze. The spell can also be casted onto an allied creature by looking at them while crouch casting.

Casting with Frost Staff will apply the effect to nearby allies around the caster or the target.

Shoots a spike of ice towards the caster's line of sight. Creatures struck by the spike will get Freezing from 1 to 3 seconds.

Casting with Frost Staff will shoot an Ice Spear, a larger variant that pierces through enemies, instead.

You unleash an explosion of frost at your position, or at a target's position while crouching, hurting all nearby creatures and freezing them. The explosion deals freeze damage and does not harm the caster.

Casting with Frost Staff will increase explosion radius a bit and cause targets to freeze a bit faster.

Equipping this focus on a wand or staff allows you to pulverize certain blocks into cracked versions, or into gravel and then to sand, by right-clicking on a block.

Casting with Geo Staff will pulverize 3x3 blocks un-enchanted.

The focus conjures a fist from the earth beneath a target or a position, dealing damage to non-allied entities and punching them up in the air.

Casting with Geo Staff will conjure multiple fists to nearby enemies.

The focus shoots a beam of magical energy that's capable of mining the very rock and stone with tougher materials taking longer to mine.

The Potency enchantment increases the speed of mining and on higher levels allows the spell to mine blocks that require diamond or netherite tools.

Casting with Geo Staff will cause the spell to mine in a 3x3 area, so long as the blocks are mine-able with pickaxe or shovel.

Ever heard of the phrase 'killing two birds with one stone'? While these stones are to fragile to hit more than one target, it not only causes the target to have a hard time jumping or flying, but it also deals more damage to them if they're not on the ground.

Casting with Geo Staff shoots three stones instead of one.

The caster summons forth tremors in front of them, hurting and flinging non-allied creatures towards the air. Casting the spell while crouching will summon tremors around the caster instead.

Casting with Geo Staff will summon tremors in an arc angle that will also disable shields. Cast crouching increases radius.

The focus grants you Tremor Sense, which causes any creature that's on the ground to appear as though they're glowing for you. The effect only works if you're also standing on the ground.

The Potency enchantment increases the effect level of Tremor Sense, doubling the radius per level.

The true first step to Necroturgy is to summon and command a Zombie. Zombies comes in multiple variants, and the focus allows you to summon a variant depending on location and environment where the spell is casted.

Casting with Necro Staff summons more zombies at once.

The flames of the dead can be quite chilling. With ectoplasms, you've managed to summon forth the cold flames of the dead on a location or at your foe's feet.

Casting with Necro Staff summons more icy flames in a 3x3 grid instead of 2x2.

The spell deals an amount of damage equal to the target's current health, but also deals 125%% of it upon the caster. If the caster has enough health to survive, the target will take the full damage, otherwise it will deal as much damage upon both the target and the caster as possible without killing the latter.

These soul hungering apparitions are not only useful at mowing down multiple foes, but also gather soul energy for their necromantic master.

Casting with Necro Staff summons more reapers at once.

Taking the life out of your enemies is one thing, but actually eating it is another. The spell siphons a non-allied target the caster's looking at, hurting them and healing the caster the amount the target lost.

Casting with Necro Staff will give Weakness effect to target.

You've discovered a way to summon loyal guards from beyond the grave using this focus. You have a feeling that this spell was stolen and repurposed from an ancient king.

Casting with Necro Staff summons more vanguards at once.

The power of the Blazes are now at your finger tip. No longer will you need to use a Dispenser and Fire Charges, now you can be the Dispenser!

Casting with Nether Staff will shoot two extra fireballs.

The Hogging focus summons an short-lived ethereal hoglin that will charge towards an enemy and explode upon contact.

Casting with Nether Staff summons more Burning Hoglins at once.

The power of the Nether allows you to summon forth pillars of flames that either surrounds you or, if looking directly at a valid target, your foe.

Casting with Nether Staff will double the radius of fire pillars.

The unholy blood of the Nether's emissary allows you to upgrade your Skull Focus to replicate the skulls of the Wither! Beware of its destructive abilities!

Casting with Nether Staff shoots two more wither skulls.

An upgraded version of the humble Fireball spell. Now, you can shoot a barrage of fireballs and fly up like the Blazes.

Enchanting the focus with Duration will increase the number of volleys that you can shoot.

Casting with Nether Staff will cause you to shoot two more fireballs per volley.

You can feel the power of the Nether overtaking you. Unlike the Ghasts, you do not weep. After all, it is a good pain. Your Lavaballs deal no environmental damage when cast while crouching.

Casting with Nether Staff will shoot two extra lava bombs.

The power of electricity shoots out from you, shocking any creature in front of you. When not casted from Storm Staff, the electricity will go towards the closest Lightning Rod.

Casting with Storm Staff will also deal a chain lightning effect and have an increased chance of inflicting Spasms effect.

Finally, with this focus in your hands, you can now summon the fury of the heavens on a foe or a location! When not casted from Storm Staff, the summoned lightning will be affected by Lightning Rods.

Summons a storm cloud high above a target block or creature, where it will rain and periodically shoots thunderbolts to any nearby non-allied creature.

Casting with Storm Staff increases the size of the clouds and cause its thunderbolts to deal chain lightning.

A spell that requires the caster to directly right click a living target. When doing so, the target will become Charged and will gain a charge when casted again. Level 1 Charged makes the target move and deal damage 10%% more. Level 2 Charged makes the target move 25%% faster, but deal 25%% less damage. Adding another level causes the target to take damage and lose all charges.

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With some ingredients and magic, you're able to summon Sprites to fly around and attack your foes with tiny lightning bolts.

Casting with Storm Staff summon more Sprites.

The spell sacrifices the size of the Electro Orbs to allow the caster to rapidly shoot smaller orbs that can arc towards a target the caster is looking at after charging up.

Casting with Storm Staff will cause your bolts to have a higher chance of inflicting Spasms and have minor chain lightning effect.

A spell that requires the caster to directly right click a living target, where upon the target is teleported away from the caster. Perfect for getting rid of certain foes or annoyances!

The focus taps into the energies of the End, granting you true invisibility that hides even your armor for a small duration. However, interacting with any creature or block will not only break the invisibility, but also teleports you back to where you cast the spell.

Instead of continuously summoning several projectiles, this spell shoots a massive ball of void energy that will explode into magical flames and shoot out several homing balls of void at nearby foes.

Casting with Void Staff summons more projectiles.

The Recall Focus allows the caster to teleport back to a location saved by the Focus. To use the Focus, it needs to have a location saved by right-clicking on either an Arca owned by the Caster, a Bed, or a Respawn Anchor with it. Shift-right clicking the Focus will clear any saved location.

The spell also allows the caster to teleport their servant to the stored location, where they will stand by if they are able, by right-clicking on them.

You feel this focus gazing back at you. With it, you'll summon forth a creature of the End, a grotesque humanoid mass of eyes and darkness.

Casting with Void Staff summons more watchlings at once.

This focus allows you to teleport towards a location you are looking at, provided said location is within range.

The echoes of the void allows you to create a spell that, when concentrated, continuously summon projectiles that, after a second of being conjured, will home onto a foes location and explode in a blast of void energy.

Casting with Void Staff summons more projectiles.

Despite the name, the focus doesn't blast anything. However, it does summon forth creatures that blasts volleys of hard hitting goop.

Casting with Void Staff summons more blastlings at once.

With enough soul energy, the focus opens up a rift within the world into the very void, sucking in all nearby non-allied creatures towards it, damaging them when sucked in, before closing in a massive explosion.

Casting with Void Staff will cause the rift explosion apply Void Touched effect.

The spell summons forth an Leapleaves, a powerful servant that can jump high and smash hard upon the foes of their summoner.

Casting with Wild Staff will have a chance of summoning an additional leapleaf.

This focus allows you to shoot a grappling hook made of vines and thorns that will attach itself to any solid surface it lands on, pulling you along the way.

Casting with Wild Staff allows the hook to shoot further and negates fall damage when attached to a grappling hook.

You conjure and call forth a spew of insects upon your targets, dealing damage that upon death, a loyal swarm of insects will rise from the corpse and independently attack other targets.

Casting with Wild Staff will cause targets to be poisoned.

Black wolves are supernatural, or demonic hounds mentioned in folklore that are said to be seen throughout the Overworld. With the focus, you're able to summon or conjure them for aid. When on top of mountains, you'll summon forth twilight goats, vicious cousins of regular goats. When underwater, you'll summon forth Snappers, ferocious piranha-like creatures that will gnaw on your foes.

When cast with Wild Staff, more wolves are summoned, wearing a Wild Robe will strengthened them, where their claws and bites Curses their target. When cast with Wind Staff, you'll call forth Twilight Goats. When cast with Abyss Staff you'll summon Snappers... even on land. Snappers will only teleport towards you if crouch-casting underwater.

Bears are strong, but wild and aggressive. With your dark powers, you're able to summon forth bears that are loyal towards you to the very end. When cast with Wild Staff, two bears are summoned at once, wearing a Wild Robe will summoned stronger versions where their claws even inflict Sapped on their victim.

When casting this focus in the Nether, instead of a Bear, you call forth a loyal Hoglin.

With soul energy, you conjure forth powerful immobile vines to block your targets path or, if crouching/shifting, conjure forth a powerful flowered vine that shoots poisonous quills. Shift-casting while looking at a target will cause the poisonous vine to be summoned next to you instead.

Casting the spell underwater will summon powerful immobile kelps instead. No difference other than aesthetic and need to be underwater, though the poisonous kelp's quills aren't affected by water. Wearing a Wild Robe allows you to move past the vines and kelps.

This spell will summon entangling roots upon a target. If the roots managed to catch a target in time, they will be unable to move until the roots retreat back into the ground. When cast with Wild Staff, the roots will be summoned underneath 8 nearby non-allied creatures.

Wearing a Wild Robe, will cause the roots to continuously damage the entrapped target.

Whether it be word of mouth, past experiences or stories, you have been very interested in what many have called, the 'Dark Arts'

The Dark Arts seems very different from the magics most people know. The most common magic available would be Enchanting. However, there's clearly more to magic than enchanting items. The act of summoning creatures to do one's bidding can be seen as a Dark Arts, for example. After all, most summonings you've encountered are done by foul forces.

Zombies seems to summon reinforcements out of nowhere, Evokers with Vexes, and the terrifying (but profitable) Spawners that are found in certain places in the world. With some scraps of knowledge you have an idea on accessing that those Spawners may be one of the keys to access these foul magics, or if they're too hard to find, some other way.

Lapis Lazuli seems to be the main component for utilizing magic. Combining it with a bunch of strings creates a special string that channels magic better than its mundane counterpart. By combining these special strings with a dye or some other component, you're capable of creating special fabrics.

You've researched on the secrets of the Illagers magic powers, Soul Energy, and you pondered on how to utilize and collect this energy.

When killing a being with the Totem in the Hotbar or on a Charm Slot, it will fill up with Soul Energy. The amount depends on which creature is slain, but considering the Illagers disposition towards the Villagers, it's not hard to figure out which creature has the most amount of Soul Energy.

Soul Energy is what fuels their magic, and it seems to have a relation with Experience, though while Experience is used to enchant items and repair items if it has Mending, you've figure that Soul Energy can be used for more exotic purposes.

With some red mushrooms and a cow, you're able to turn said cow into a red Mooshroom.

Usually when a Villager sleeps next to a Nether Portal, they have a chance of turning into a Heretic. When wearing an Unholy Hat and Robe while being near them however, will cause them to not only turn to heresy, but also serve you as loyal acolytes.

You're also able to trade with your Heretic Servant by giving them an Emerald, without needing to wear appropriate attire to do so. You can also trade with other Heretic Servants, provided you're allied to their master, if they have one, and wearing the appropriate attire.

Not really a mutation unless one considers being chained and captured to fall under the concept.

Prisoners that follow mobs will follow them like any other servants, but when directly following you, as seen by them being chained to you, they will follow much like they're tied by a lead. Prisoners, when on 'Guarding' mode, will not wander around the area like other servants, but will stay put but are still able to move to interact with certain objects.

To free a Prisoner, right-click on them while crouching. Prisoners can also be freed if they have taken enough damage while away from their captor or owner.

Prisoners will collect ore drops once in a while, but will stop mining once either their pickaxe wore out, if they become hungry, or their inventory is full. They will either give their mined goods to an Illager or, if bounded to a chest, place them in it. Right-clicking on them with an empty hand while they're mining will cause them to face towards you, and angle they will face when they start to mine again if they stopped before. Right-click on them with a Stick to make them drop their pickaxe.

To feed them, either directly give them food or put them into a chest they're bound to. Your Illager servants will also feed the prisoners if they have excess amount of food, funnily enough.

With some reagents and dark magic, you've managed to transform a spider into a dreadful Brood Mother.

Not only are Brood Mothers make for powerful ride-able steeds, but they can shoot multiple web shots and lay spider eggs that will hatch into loyal spider servants. The resulting servant will spawn in different varieties depending on where it's egg is.

The arachnid can be healed by feeding it meat much like other spider servants, and can passively heal if their owner dons a Wild Robe.

The secrets of creating Ravagers have been revealed to you. As you have long suspected, Ravagers are made from average Villagers through magical means. The conversion, however, is not instantaneous. The Villager is turned into, what it's called, Ravaged, and will need to consume large amount of flesh before it can transition into a full Ravager.

The Ravaged can be fed by throwing Rotten Flesh at it, or siccing them onto any Villager, or Illager surprisingly, and have them kill the latter. Unsurprisingly, Villagers provide the most amount of flesh than any other. Once the Ravaged has transformed, it would need a specialized saddle that will make it not only rideable, but also stronger.

Fully grown Ravagers can be part of a raiding party, though they cannot be leaders.

You know what's better than a regular Ravager? An Undead one! Well, kinda. Much like most Undead, the Zombie Ravager would burn in sunlight, and can't swim in water. The Zombie Ravager is also slower than its living counter part, but has a tiny boost in Armor points. Overall, a perfect mount for a Necromancer or for someone who hates sunlight and love rotting corpses.

While turning a Pig into a Piglin remains a mystery, turning one into a Hoglin just requires a bunch of Nether Warts and some savagery.

Lately, Wandering Traders seems to transform when shot with Lightning, you began pondering if you can make a servant out of Reprobates much like you did with Witches. After a while, you discovered that some Soul Energy, a Magic Emerald and a Mystic Core can turn a bumbling trader into a loyal Reprobate.

You're also able to trade with your Reprobate Servant by giving them an Emerald, without needing to wear appropriate attire to do so. You can also trade with other Reprobate Servants, provided you're allied to their master, if they have one, and wearing the appropriate attire.

While turning Villagers into Witches is a well known science, you wondered how to make Witch that serves you. Fortunately some Soul Energy, and a lot of Emeralds and a Mystic Core, allows one to make a loyal Witch.

You're also able to trade with your Witch Servant by giving them an Emerald, without needing to wear appropriate attire to do so. You can also trade with other Witch Servants, provided you're allied to their master, if they have one, and wearing the appropriate attire.

You've learned how to fast track the Illager's domestication wolves into Rippers, using dark magic.

Rippers are healed and bred with meat, the same way as regular wolves. They also grow up faster than regular wolves.

Rippers can be part of a raiding party, though they cannot be leaders.

You've discovered a more powerful variant of regular Necromancers, one that burns with the fires of the Nether, shooting jets of flames from the ground and withers their foes. Rather than regular Skeletons, the ritual is performed on a Wither Skeleton instead.

Much like regular Necromancers, they can be taught to summon more than just Wither Skeletons. Right-clicking with certain Necromancy Focuses allows them to summon more types of servants. Right-clicking on them with an empty hand will cause the Necromancer to summon Undead Servants for you. They are healed the same way as regular Wither Skeleton Servants.

The scroll contains some instruction on granting, or calling forth, intelligence to the long diseased, allowing you to create and command undead Necromancers from Skeletons.

The Necromancers can be taught to summon more than just Zombies. Right-clicking with certain Necromancy Focuses allows them to summon more types of servants.

They will only accept focuses that summons an undead creature they can't already summon themselves. They can accept Rotting Focus, Osseous Focus, Spooky Focus, Reaping Focus, Vanguard Focus and Blackguard Focus.

Right-clicking on them with an empty hand will cause the Necromancer to summon Undead Servants for you. They are healed the same way as regular Skeleton Servants.

Having an oath breaker as a servant might raise some eyebrows, but nonetheless you've discovered how to do so. With the infernal air of the Nether, you can turn a Villager into a loyal Warlock.

You're also able to trade with your Warlock Servant by giving them an Emerald, without needing to wear appropriate attire to do so. You can also trade with other Warlock Servants, provided you're allied to their master, if they have one, and wearing the appropriate attire.

Having a Wraith properly possess a Black Wolf results in a powerful, and unnatural, creature that can rend your enemies asunder through it's withering claws and curses or, if their foe is beyond their reach, summoning apparitions of their heads to bite them.

The beast can be healed by feeding it meat much like tamed wolves, and can passively heal if their owner dons a Wild Robe. Right-clicking on them with a Taglock Kit, that has a Tagged creature on it, will cause them to hunt said creature down before returning to their owner once they slay their query.

Mob based on 'Nightmare Stalker' from 'Born In Chaos' mod by 'mongoose_artist'.

You've discovered a more powerful variant of regular Necromancers, one that still retains their flesh and holds great power over the ocean, shooting torrents of steam missiles and conjure falling tridents around themselves. Rather than Skeletons, the ritual is performed on a Drowned instead.

Much like regular Necromancers, they can be taught to summon more than just Drowned. Right-clicking with certain Necromancy Focuses allows them to summon more types of servants. Right-clicking on them with an empty hand will cause the Necromancer to summon Undead Servants for you. They are healed the same way as regular Drowned Servants.

It appears you've found a way to create a violent horse-like steed made from Illagers instead of Villagers. Unlike Ravagers, these steeds appeared ready to be mounted out of the gate.

Much like camels, pressing jump will charge up their dash, allowing you to manually charge at your foes.

Tramplers can be part of a raiding party, though they cannot be leaders.

The spell emits a circular wind blast around the caster, pushing back non-allied creatures a certain distance away, and slowing them down briefly.

Casting with Wind Staff increases the area of effect.

The Focus allows you to summon a powerful gust of air at a location or at the feet of creatures that will, after a second, throw them into air, damaging them.

Casting with Wind Staff increases the area of effect.

Conjures a cloud that negates all fall damage when a creature falls on it. The cloud will automatically position itself to the ground.

This focus allows the user to surround themselves with a barrier of wind which pushes back all nearby creatures and potentially deflects projectiles. The powerful winds created by this spell also allows the caster to hover in place as it is cast. When cast with the Wind Staff, the winds will deflect projectiles more efficiently and the caster floats even higher.

You have of tales of lights dancing in bogs or swamps, luring travellers to their deaths. At first, you thought they would simply lure victims around in circles until they get tired and starve to death. Turns out, instead of having them starve, they would just zap them to death.

Loyal and aggressive, these bears make for fine servants to claw and rip apart your enemies. Also makes for a good mount, no saddle needed in fact, if you ignore its slow speed.

One can call upon a loyal bear through the use of a Mauling Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Right-clicking on a loyal Bear Servant with fish will heal them. Summoning a bear servant on a cold biome or with a Frost Staff will call forth a Polar Bear Servant.

Another way of getting a Polar Bear Servant is to have a regular Polar Bear submit to you through a conversion ritual.

Bear Servants summoned through rituals can breed with each other when right-clicked with Honeycombs.

Sharks aren't as vicious as most would think and very rarely attack people on their own. These underwater fiends are another story, ripping and tearing up foes with their sharp teeth. Also makes for a good underwater mount without any need for a saddle.

One can call upon a loyal gnasher through the use of a Mauling Focus underwater or through Abyss Staff, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Right-clicking on a loyal Gnasher with fish will heal them. If the Gnasher was summoned through ritual, it can breed with another Gnasher summoned that way by right-clicking on them with meat while crouching.

A powerful ape-like creature made of roots and leaves, that can jump high and smash hard upon the foes of their summoner.

The creature can be healed by right-clicking on them with Bone Meals.

Thought to be fairy tales, these omens of death are very real and loyal to their summoner.

One can call upon a loyal black wolf through the use of a Hunting Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Right-clicking on a loyal Black Wolf with meat will heal them.

Summoning Black Wolves through certain ways may also yield variants of the beast or even other types of hounds.

An undead version of regular wolves, though unlike them, these wolves may emit a howl that boosts the damage of their skeleton allies. Unlike the other two variants, these wolves don't turn invisible when hunting their query. They are summoned by casting Hunting spell with a Necro Staff, or through another ritual.

These white furred canines are a terror to people living in cold areas, with their icy fangs and resistance to frost. They are summoned by casting Hunting spell with a Frost Staff, summoned in snowing biomes, or through another ritual.

Legends of fiendish hounds that appear in a clap of thunder have been abound, now their lightning jaws are yours to command. They are summoned by casting Hunting spell with a Storm Staff, summoned in an exposed storm, or through another ritual.

You've heard of tales and myths of hounds dragging the damned to the fires of the Nether, perhaps it's time to put these hounds to heel. They are summoned by casting Hunting spell with a Nether Staff, summoned in Nether biomes, or through another ritual.

Sub-species to Enderman, these odd creatures are far more sustainable to being bound to their summoner than their nigh impossible to control cousin.

All Enderlings are capable of teleportation, but unlike the Enderman, they don't teleport as often and some of them would disappear from combat for a couple of seconds to confuse their foes. They are also vulnerable to water.

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Watchling Servants are simple brutes that attack by teleporting in front of their enemy and swinging their arms at them. They can either be summoned through a ritual or casting with a Watching Focus.

Blastling Servants are the toughest enderling health-wise, and attack by shooting a volley of hot goo at their enemies, though they would temporarily run or teleport away if a foe gets close to them. They can either be summoned through a ritual or casting with a Blasting Focus.

Snareling Servants are odd yet devious. They would first attempt at shooting their Snareling Goop at their foe, which would ensnare them for a time when hit, then they would either teleport or run towards their foe and attack them with their arms. They would temporarily try to run or teleport away if a foe gets close to them, if they're not ensnared. They can either be summoned through a ritual or casting with a Snaring Focus.

They can be healed by feeding them Chorus Fruits or wearing Void Robes with soul energy.

Using an Animation Core, you're able to animate a Block of Redstone into a loyal servant. The Cube is immune to flames and lava and will headbutt any foes it detects.

There's also another feature of the cube that makes it immensely helpful for mining. Shift-right clicking on them with an ore, metal or pickaxe-able blocks will cause them register it, which will cause them to start glowing yellow the closer they are to that specific block. Shift-right click on them with an empty hand to unregister their block.

Despite their names, Whisperers are loud and odd creatures that can conjure forth quick growing vines to block their target's path, summon two Poison-Quill Vines and entangling roots upon their target's legs.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Whispering Focus, or by right-clicking on the center Jungle Leaves of this configuration with an Animation Core for one without limited lifespan.

The creature can be healed by right-clicking on them with Bone Meals.

Much like Vexes, Haunted Skulls can move through terrain but are more frailer and can only deal damage by exploding onto enemies. Their explosions don't effect their summoner nor their summons.

While phantoms usually appear to hunt the sleep-deprived, you've nonetheless found a way to bind these creatures into your service.

When summoned while wearing a Necro Cape, the resulting phantom would appear translucent and gain the ability to pass through blocks! One can call these creatures through the use of a Phantasm Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Simple, yet ravenous creatures, these giant arthopods can be great assets in combat, though they are very blind when within bright light.

The following texts will detail the variants of spiders a Spider Nest can train.

The basic Spider found in the dark, only loyal towards you. Does whatever a Spider a can.

A smaller and venomous subspecies of Spiders. Wearing Wild Robes will make these spiders inflict Acid Venom instead of regular Poison.

Unlike their brutish counterparts, Web Spiders would not immediately attack their foes, but instead shoot a ball of web that, when hit, entangles them for a while, where upon they will rush towards them at high speed.

These freezing cold arachnids slows down their target with every bite, and can walk on Powdered Snow with no problems. If their owner wears a Frost Robe, their bites freezes their target instead.

A bone covered spider that shoots Bone Shards at their foes from afar, only going onto melee if their target is close.

Each loyal spider can be healed by right-clicking on them with a piece of meat.

Wartlings have the same properties as Spiders, though they are much smaller and weaker. A Wartling can only exist for 9 seconds before either dying or returning back to its user, where it will disappear and heal the user the amount of health it had.

Should the user have a negative effect on them, the next Wartling will take and 'store' that effect in them, which will cause them to leave a cloud of the stored effect once they perish. The stored effect does not effect them and they cannot be effected by the same effect as the one they stored. These Wartlings do not return to their user.

While a Vindicator can be raised as a Zombie, a Pillager a Skeleton, to truly make a proper undead version of the powerful Evokers and other Illager spellcasters, one must be more... spiritual in their pursuit.

Unlike the other two, Bound Evokers can float above ground and is unaffected by gravity. Despite their spiritual looks, they cannot phase through walls and can still be harmed with conventional weaponry.

No longer bound to the ground, these undead spellcasters nonetheless retain their mastery over the earth.

Bound Iceologers are as chilly as they are in life but, this time, their Ice Chunks are falling on someone else's head instead of yours.

As teary as they are in life, the undead Cryologers will rain hail and conjure walls upon their enemies. For some reason, despite their teary-eyed appearance, they seemed to be less miserable and more apathetic to their predicament than the other bound illagers.

These Illagers retain their power over the wind in death, with a neat caveat of truly being able to fly rather than slowly fall to the ground.

Not even death can stop the storm within these plunderers, and they're willing to reveal it to their foes.

These bound souls can be healed by right-clicking on them with Ectoplasm.

As they still retain their mental faculties, these souls can be given your personal banner and lead your Illager servants as well.

While similar to the clones conjured by Illusioners, these Doppelgangers will instead draw attention from hostile creatures and will disappear once hit or their summoner getting hit.

Their arrows do no damage to enemies and they will disappear after a certain amount of time.

Hoglins make for fine servants to throw your enemies into the air with their mighty tusks. Also makes for a good mount, no saddle needed in fact, for some reason, if you ignore its slow speed.

But while loyal and brave, these Hoglins still retain their hatred of Warped Fungi and Nether Portals. They will also zombify outside of the Nether, turning the loyal creature into an omnicidal, and NOT loyal, Zoglin. One can call upon a loyal hoglin through the use of a Mauling Focus while being in the Nether, or through a ritual which summons or converts one without a limited lifespan.

Right-clicking on a loyal Hoglin Servant with Crimson Roots or Weeping Vines will heal them.

Obtaining and wearing a Nether Robes will stop the zombification from affecting your Hoglins. Using the Mauling Focus with a Nether Staff will call them forth no matter what dimension you're in.

These spectres are called and bound by your will to the point where their scythes won't cut either you or your allies.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Reaping Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Reapers can be healed by right-clicking on them with Ectoplasm.

Zombies are the most common undead creature to crawl out of the dark, and it's no surprise that summoning and controlling them aren't exactly hard to do, whether it be from spell or ritual.

The following texts will detail the variants of zombies a necromancer can summon.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Rotting Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Zombie Servants are simple in their functions, kill anyone who hurts you or any hostile creatures and follow you much like Tamed Wolves, only taller and stinkier.

Zombie Servants can be summoned or converted into different variants. Casting the Rotting Focus in a Desert exposed to the sky will summon a Husk Servant.

Trying to summon a Zombie underwater would summon a Drowned Servant instead. Drowned Servants can accept Tridents and will attack the same way as a regular Drowned.

A simple Zombie Villager, only more loyal and less curable. Summoning a zombie in a Village will summon a Zombie Villager Servant.

Summoning a Zombie in a cold, snowy environment, or with a Frost Staff, will call forth a Frozen Zombie Servant. Frozen Zombie Servants will slow down their targets through their fists or their snowballs they chuck. Much like Strays, they don't take damage from Freezing.

While being in a Jungle biome, one might have a chance of summoning a Jungle Zombie Servant instead, a 100%% if summoned with a Wild Staff. Their attacks inflicts Poison, but if their summoner dons the Wild Robes, they will inflict Acid Venom.

When exposed to an open thunderstorm, there's a 50%% chance of summoning a Frayed Servant instead of a regular Zombie, a 100%% when summoned with a Storm Staff. They inflict Spasms when they attack and take 50%% less damage from shock or lightning attacks.

Summoning a zombie within the mansions of the Illagers, will summon forth loyal Zombie Vindicators instead. It appears that many Vindicators are buried within their homes, still clutching their axes.

The Nether is full of Zombified Piglins that it comes to no surprised that casting the spell within the abominable realm will call forth one that's loyal towards you. Fire-resistant and scares Piglins like any other of its kind.

The Brutish guardians of the bastions rarely, if ever, leave their home, and most have their bodies burnt by the surrounding lava. Nonetheless, there's still a chance of summoning a Zombified version when casting within their holds.

Zombie Servants in all variants can accept any Armor but only accept Swords or Axes.

What caused the Blazes to rebel against their makers? Deciphering the manuscript has shown what could be potential flaws but nothing concrete. In any case, you've found a way to make your own Blazes that would actually follow commands and defend their master.

Right-clicking on a loyal Blaze Servant with a Blaze Powder or Blaze Rod will heal them.

The shrines on the peaks seems to hold a copy of a blueprint on making wind-powered golems. Indeed, these golems seems far different from others of its kind, as it appears to require outside energy to function.

When created the golem will be inactive, immobile and somehow unable to be harmed. The golem requires power from a block called a Resonance Crystal to function.

When powered, the crystal will activate the golem. Should the crystal be broken or deactivated, the golem will shut down and be inactive once more.

The golem can only Follow or Stand By, it cannot Wander like other servants. If damaged, the golem can be repaired using Jade or Jade Blocks.

When deactivated, right-clicking on the golem with an empty hand will rotate them towards you at an angle.

These spectres are called and bound by your will to the point where their own Ice Bouquets do not touch either you or your allies.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Spooky Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Wraiths can be healed by right-clicking on them with Ectoplasm.

A variant of the wraith, these acid gas calling phantasms are called when summoned within a Swamp biome.

A variant of the wraith, these ice puking creatures are called when summoned within a Crypt.

Some flies, when feeding upon the rotten flesh of the dead, can become enchanted with necrotic energies into becoming larger and ferocious.

Upon killing an creature, they spawn giant maggots, potentially more of them if the creature has high enough max health, that share their current lifespan if the have one, that will also turn into a Carrion Fly upon killing a creature. One can call upon a swarm of them through the use of a Carrion Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

They can, on harder difficulties, move through walls for some reason. Right-clicking on a loyal Carrion Fly with meat will heal them, though on Carrion Maggots, it will cause them to cocoon before they transform into a Carrion Fly.

These biomechanical cyclops are called from their monuments to serve under your command. While they do not need to breath to survive, it's best to not have them flail about on land.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Guardian Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Guardians can be healed by right-clicking on them with fishes.

Smaller than their larger counterparts, these miniature ghasts are unable to spew giant lava bombs, but instead spew small fireballs like Blazes.

These giant, yet fragile, beings float around their summoner, belching forth lava bombs and face their targets properly unlike their natural straight looking counterparts.

Skeletons are slightly more intelligent and quicker than their rotting cousins, but are otherwise still basic in their functions.

The following texts will detail the variants of skeletons a necromancer can summon.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Osseous Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Skeleton Servants will attempt to kill anyone who hurts you or any hostile creatures nearby. If summoned when the summoner wears a Necro Cape, their arrows pass through allied mobs.

Attempting to summon a Skeleton Servant in a cold tundra exposed to the skies, or summon using a Frost Staff, will yield a Stray Servant instead.

While being in a Jungle biome, one might have a chance of summoning a Mossy Skeleton Servant instead, a 100%% if summoned with a Wild Staff. Their arrows inflicts Poison, but if their summoner dons the Wild Robes, they will inflict Acid Venom.

Under the sea, not only do Skeletons swim, but also wield harpoon shooting crossbows that fly through water better than regular arrows.

Being exposed to an open thunderstorm will have a chance of summoning a Rattled Servant instead, a 100%% if summoned with a Storm Staff. Their arrows inflicts Spasms, and they are have damage resistance to shock or lightning attacks.

Casting the spell at a Pillager Outpost will summon forth a loyal Skeleton Pillager, which has more health than regular Skeletons and wields a crossbow.

Skeleton Servants can accept any Armor but only Swords/Bows meaning they can either be range or melee attackers.

Curiously, the spell cannot call forth a loyal Wither Skeleton when cast within a Nether Fortress. The charred skeletons seems to hold great magical power and a great loyalty towards their home to be summoned frivolously...

After much research, you've found a way to call forth a former inhabitant of the Fortress, and bind it to your will. They inflict Wither on melee and shoot fire arrows when given a bow.

Your own group of Vexes. These Vexes pretty much acts the same as Evoker Vexes, only they will follow you and attack on your behalf.

Unlike other fleshier Servants, Vexes will not wander and stop following you and will not accept weapons/armor as they're too big for them.

With the schematics of an ancient war-machine and a way to possess Armor, you've got to thinking. After some trials and errors, you've discovered a way to create the ultimate Undead Servant: The Grave Golem.

The Stone Bricks can be substituted with other similar blocks such as Deepslate Bricks. The Golem has an assortment of abilities, from smashing its hands on the ground, shooting Haunted Skulls and summoning Haunts to aid it. The Golem can be commanded to follow, wander or stay in position through a wand/staff. They can be repaired by right-clicking on them with Bone Blocks or Bones, but can regenerate if the summoner wears a Necro Cape.

There's also another special ability the Golem possesses, should their Summoner die within 64 blocks near them, their items and equipment will be absorbed within the Golem. The Golem will glow reddish-orange to show that it has items contained itself. To get the items back, the Summoner simply needs to right-click on them with a Shovel. They'll also drop said items when killed. Of course, this requires the Summoner to actually drop their items upon death. (Suggested by JoTurtleGuy21)

A tiny little golem that not only run around in excitement, but also rip through foes with their stone maw.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Ministrous Focus. They can be healed by right-clicking on them with Stone.

Summoned while wearing a Geo Robes or through ritual, these ministrosities are stronger than their stone counterparts and are immune to fire.

In ancient times, a monarch had fashioned a powerful weapon, more stronger and terrifying than the Redstone Golems, with guidance of an outside force, before banishing it for unknown reasons. However, the creation process was recorded, perhaps in secret, allowing you to replicate this terrifying monstrosity.

The Stone Bricks can be substituted with other similar blocks such as Deepslate Bricks for the mold. The Monstrosity is perhaps one of the strongest beings you have created, its power unmatched by other servants. They can be repaired by right-clicking on them with Redstone Blocks.

Redstone Monstrosities can be part of a raiding party, though they cannot be leaders.

While piranhas are, in reality, passive and shy creatures, these horrid creatures live up to their vicious and aggressive reputation.

One can call upon a loyal snapper through the use of a Hunting Focus underwater or through Abyss Staff, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Right-clicking on a loyal Snapper with meat will heal them.

These ancient warriors have once served a necromancer that had stolen a piece of dark magic. Their glaives can reach further than most swords and can damage multiple foes in front of them. Their shields might break after a single hit, but it will absorbed that hit completely.

If they're shield-less, right click on them with any Wooden Planks to give them their shield back when they're not attacking.

One can call these creatures through the use of a Vanguard Focus, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Plundering through old architectures, you've came across a sort of blueprint for a powerful Golem that's used for wars in ancient days. The Golem seems mighty, though it requires a mold made of Diamonds and Stone Bricks to create such a terrible beast.

The Stone Bricks can be substituted with other similar blocks such as Deepslate Bricks. The resulting Golem proves far superior to the Iron Golems as not only is it stronger, but it can be commanded to follow, wander or stay in position through a wand/staff. They can be repaired by right-clicking on them with Redstone Dusts or Blocks.

Redstone Golems can be part of a raiding party, though they cannot be leaders.

With an Animation Core on a Block of Slime or casting Slimy spell, you're able to conjure a loyal Slime Servant. Using a Slimeball will heal them but a Block of Slime on them will not only heal, but also increase their size up to a point.

If a Block of Slime is surrounded by water, the resulting slime appears to be tropical to say the least, with fishes swimming within itself and being able to traverse through water far better than their other variants. When slain, creatures nearby will gain oxygen with the range and amount depending on size.

Slimes aren't the only thing you can animate into loyal servants. Using an animation core on a magma block will transform it into a loyal Magma Cube servant. Instead of a Block of Slime, Magma Cream is used to heal and Magma Blocks to increase their size.

Using an Animation Core on a Block of Slime or casting Slimy spell while within a Crypt will summon forth a loyal ectoplasmic Crypt Slime.

Dark colored and vicious counterparts of regular goats, these dark omens will ram onto their masters enemies or skewer them with their horns, or bites if they lose them.

One can call upon twilight goats through the use of a Hunting Focus while on a mountain, or through casting it with a Wind Staff, or through a ritual which summons one without a limited lifespan.

Right-clicking on a loyal Twilight Goat with any type of edible food will heal them.

Requirements: 1 Cauldron full of Lava 2 Furnaces or Blast Furnaces 1 Anvils

Creating a Forge around the Dark Altar allows you to craft certain items and upgrade your magical arsenal.

Requirements: Same as Sky Ritual Altar must be exposed to a Storm 4 Lightning Rods 20 Chains 12 Copper Block Any.

The power of the storm will power your magical skills like no other! The Copper Blocks can be of any kind.

Requirements: Altar is at or below 32 height, not expose to sky

OR 1 Smithing Table 8 Blocks of Amethyst 16 Deepslate Blocks

Placing the Altar deep beneath and surrounding it with deepslate and amethysts, you will be able to harness the earth to create all kinds of jewels and magics.

Requirements: Be in the Nether 8 Basalts Any 16 Blackstone Any 4 Glowstone

The Nether is a dimension full of Soul Energy, as shown with the endless amounts of Soul Sand that littered the realm. However, there still needs structure to create Nether related artifacts to focus the abundance into one place. The Blackstone and Basalt can be of any kind.

Requirements: Altar is in Jungle biome

OR 32 Leaves Any 16 Overgrown Roots 16 Mossy Blocks Any

The wild powers of nature, growth and life can be channeled and perverted through this ritual for dark ends.

The Dark Altar is the centerpiece of most Rituals. Before anything, the Altar must be placed above a Cursed Cage, and the Cage must have Soul Energy for the Altar to function.

By using a Dark Altar, you may craft a certain item or summon a creature depending on the blocks and items surrounding the Altar. Unlike other schools of magic, these blocks do not need to be arranged in a certain order for the ritual to function. What matters is the certain amount of certain blocks are within the Altar's 8, by default, block radius. Shift right-clicking on the Dark Altar with an empty hand will show the range of affect, doing it again will hide it.

To begin the ritual, you must filled the pedestals first with the required items before placing the Altar's item. When the ritual is ongoing, the Altar will siphon Soul Energy from the Cage, so you best make sure it has enough of it before enacting a Ritual! The Pedestals can be used for decoration.

Requirements: 16 Bookshelves/Enchant Power 1 Enchanting Table 1 Lectern with Book

Surrounding the Altar with large quantities of books will help create certain Magical Items.

The Dark Altar can enchant items using certain ingredients, soul energy, and the ritual caster's own experience levels.

The rituals can enchant even enchanted items, so long as the item's enchantments are compatible with the enchantment, and can increase the level enchantment as well. However, when increasing the enchantment level, the experience level required is doubled.

Requirements: Be in the Nether 4 Wither Skeleton Skulls 32 Nether/Red Nether Bricks 8 Nether Warts

The Wither Skeletons are the charred remains of the Fortress' original inhabitants, ones Nether Cultists called 'Nephilim', betrayed by their own flaming creations. Even in death, they still hold magical power, and perhaps even retained some arcane knowledge for advanced magics. Perhaps the Warts growing from the anguish of the damned also holds some of its victims' knowledge as well.

Requirements: 8 Crying Obsidian 16 Obsidian 4 Soul Fires

You've heard rumors of a powerful being that lurks within the Nether. Rumor has it that a cabal of Nether Cultists met with what a being they called an 'Apostle' in a circle of Obsidian where they appeared before them and told them secrets.

Perhaps, with some trickery, magic and a baiting material, you are capable of summoning one for your own purposes, though you shouldn't summon one within the Nether where they're at their most powerful. (Recommended Equipment: Enchanted Armor, Smite Weapons and Efficiency Pickaxe)

Requirements: Altar is located in a snowing biome

OR 16 Ice Blocks of any type 8 Snow Blocks 4 Freezing Lamps

Surrounding the Altar with freezing bricks and blocks allows it to use the cold to craft all kinds of magic.

With Waystones, you're able to teleport to areas using Rituals, provided the area is within the same dimension.

Requirements: 16 Non-Wooden Slabs 16 Sculk Blocks 8 Non-Empty Flower Pots Must be done at Night

The Sculk holds a lot of Necroturgic Energies. By constructing Graves with them, you found a way to gather up more Necroturgic Energies to use for Rituals.

Rumors abuzz of a powerful hammer that was a high-end Illager artisanship, holding the very storms within itself.

patchouli:quest: It's said that certain hammer-wielding illagers hold such a hammer, or perhaps a replica, that only shows its power when struck by lightning.

You've been working on improving your Necromantic powers when you heard something. There's something within the Desert that can increase your knowledge, perhaps within those pyramids?

patchouli:quest: Whispers mentioned of spirited away knowledge being hidden in the sands.

Travelers from all over have tales of coming across odd highly robed beings chanting towards a monolith made what appears to be obsidian. They mentioned that the area around them made them feel uneasy...

Jades are one of the most illusive ores to find in the world. They hold the power of the winds within themselves and can only be found in places of high elevations like Mountains, specifically the peaks of them.

The desert is full of buried secrets, but these appeared to be once a site of a ritual, but of what?

The Illagers are quite progressive compared to their passive cousins. Some have set up some Manors outside of their Mansions to study the world and its aspects.

While Illagers tend to stick to one side of magic, there are rumors that some of them seek to master all of them and hold themselves into specialize keeps... along with some prisoners.

Littered across the world, there have been sightings of haunted graveyards that are rumored to be cursed with dark magic and some reported to have heard growling around the area. Perhaps some of the graves holds some treasure...

There are rumors that tribes of Illagers have set up blacksmiths high atop of mountains, one that may contain a treasure of the Illagers.

There were once holy monasteries that have been abandoned due to circumstances like being overrun by undead. Now these temples have been occupied by a sinister cult that wishes to perform an unholy ritual...

There had been legends and rumors about great trees that are hollowed and infested with spiders, and that they might've been planted atop of an old abandoned mine...

Too many brews to hold in your hands?! Well, how 'bout you make a bag for it? A Brew Bag! I'll show ya how to make one since I'm feeling nice, though I gotta warn ya, the bag can only hold throwable brews!

A Brew can hold more effects and augmentation than regular old potions, but it needs enough capacity to hold them! Put more ingredients than the brew's capacity and you'll be left with a hot mess! Usually, a simple brew can hold a single ingredient! But there are ways to increase the brew's capacity!

I must make it clear! These ingredients must be put into order to increase the brew's capacity, so no shortcutting by just throwing the last ingredient in! Also, remember that the first thing you needed to put in the Cauldron is a Henbane Flower to begin brewing!

Capacity Order

Henbane Flower - +1 Nether Wart - +2 Snap Fungus - +2 Awakened Emerald - +2 Concentrated Emerald - +2 Withered Manuscript - +4 Ruby of Souls - +6

Our Cauldrons aren't just for making brews! Sometimes you can make stew or some unguents to cover your body with for some effects!

This lotion will strengthened up your skin and bones when applied, making you take less damage from incoming attacks!

HAHAHAHAHA! Good ol' Flying Ointment! Makes you feel like you're actually flying and pumps you up! Works well with a broom hahaha!

Told ya you can stew outta this!

Some witches requires a more fancy get-up to make candles out of their cauldron, but out here, we just use a piece of string and get somehow get perfectly shaped wax cylinders out of it!