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Overpowered Items

 

Let's talk about one thing we all know... Overpowered items!

What does it mean:
Overpowered is something that gives certain buffs, has high damage or something that enables you to become invincible.
Adding a mod that has items like: baubles, artifacts, wings or mounts can be considered overpowered if left unedited.

Having overpowered weapons, amulets or even armours is okay!
For example:

Screenshot from my world...
A gorgon's head...
From the mod Ice and Fire. When a gorgon is killed it will drop it's head while the body will fall and start to spew out blood. Found in a temple under the first floor.
I'd say the hardness to kill one is 4/10 as you only neeed a shield, a sword and to wear a blindfold or else you'll become a stone..

Dragon scale armour...

While it may sound easy to slaughter a dragon it is not at all....
Dragon scale armour (in RLCraft) is an early great armour to have as it provides well (amazing aesthetics) and a good way of protection against mobs and mainly dragons.
But firstly you will need to find one and defeat one....
Dragons can be from stage 1 (small) I think up to 5 (massive).

These 2 examples of an item and armour may sound overpowered as with one you can turn:
-players
-mobs
-dragons into stone but for one time only.

And with the dragon armour you have more protection in comparison to a full set of diamond armour but you need to kill one successfully...

Overpowered items (weapons, armour, amulets,other) need one thing either a complete removal of being able to craft them and adding them as rare mob drops or a difficult crafting recipe.

For those of you who have played even a little of RLCraft you know what overpowered and difficult means as it is a great example of leveling, mob killing and weapon,armour upgrading....

More on future posts!







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