Datapacks

Bundle of small recipe changes aimed at cutting down on tedious early/mid-game grinding:

• TNT — now a shapeless recipe: 1 sand or red sand + 1 gunpowder (down from the vanilla checkerboard pattern of 4 sand + 5 gunpowder).
• Campfire — 1 log (any type) + 1 stick, instead of 3 sticks + 3 logs + coal/charcoal.
• Blaze rods — now yield 4 blaze powder instead of 2.
• Concrete powder — all 16 colors reduced to 1 sand + 1 gravel + 1 dye, yielding 16 concrete powder per craft (up from 4 sand + 4 gravel → 8).

No new mechanics, just friendlier ratios on things that felt needlessly expensive.

Reworks the vanilla fishing loot table:

• Treasure catch rate raised to a flat 50% (junk and fish odds adjusted to compensate).
• Luck of the Sea now scales how many items you pull up per reel, similar in spirit to how Fortune/Looting scale drop counts — a level 3 rod nets multiple items most casts, not just better odds on a single item.

Fully vanilla-compatible — overrides the same loot table any other pack touching fishing would use, so it also affects the barrel pack below.

Passive fish farming, hands-off. Place a barrel with water on 3 or more of its 6 sides (including above/below) and it will periodically roll the same fishing loot table and deposit the result directly into itself — junk, fish, and treasure included.

• Checks for water every game tick; if the water's ever removed, production just pauses rather than resetting.
• Catch timing is randomized, averaging around 20 seconds per roll — matching the feel of actually fishing.
• New barrels are detected automatically. Barrels already in the world before installing need a one-time /function fishing_barrels:init.

Turns lit campfires and soul campfires into small support auras:

• Regeneration to players within 8 blocks.
• 2 damage per second to hostile mobs within 16 blocks (bypasses armor).
• Place the campfire on top of a hay bale (vanilla's "signal fire" setup) and both radii double.
• Extinguishing pauses the effect; breaking it removes it entirely — both detected automatically.

New campfires are picked up the moment they're placed. Ones already in the world need a one-time /function campfire_aura:init.

Three changes to the enchanting/anvil system, aimed at "why can't I just have the build I want":

• Removes several vanilla mutual-exclusivity restrictions — all four Protection types can coexist; Infinity + Mending; Depth Strider + Frost Walker; Sharpness/Smite/Bane of Arthropods and friends can combine; Multishot + Piercing. (Fortune/Silk Touch and Loyalty/Riptide/Channeling are left alone on purpose.)
• Drops the anvil cost of ~20 enchantments to the practical minimum — Mending, Infinity, and the Protection line no longer eat disproportionate levels.
• Eliminates the anvil's "prior work penalty" — the cost that doubles every anvil use, eventually hitting "Too Expensive!" — cleared automatically the moment you open an anvil.

Passive stone/ore generation using nothing but placement and plumbing — no mining required. Place a blast furnace (or a regular furnace, for a weaker version) between a lava source and a water source — opposite sides along any axis — with a chest, barrel, hopper, trapped chest, or copper chest adjacent to it.

• Loot odds scale with the furnace's Y-level, mimicking real ore distribution: diamond, redstone, and gold get more common the deeper you go, iron peaks around Y16, copper/coal favor the surface.
• Blast furnace: full ore table, produces roughly every 15–30 seconds.
• Regular furnace: stone/coal/copper/iron only, about a 1.5% chance each second — a background trickle.
• Same placement-detection pattern as the other tracked-block packs — needs a one-time /function furnace_quarry:init for pre-existing setups.

One flat, permanent buff: +11 mining speed added to every player's mining_efficiency attribute, applied automatically the first time they're seen in the world.

Calibrated so an Efficiency V diamond pickaxe instantly mines stone (the vanilla threshold is a mining-speed value of 45; a fully-enchanted diamond pickaxe alone caps out at 34 — this closes that exact gap). A flat bonus rather than gear-scaled, so it speeds up mining across the board, not just at max enchant level.

Three stonecutter recipes for turning "too much of one thing" into "useful amounts of something else":

• 1 Stone → 2 Cobblestone
• 1 Cobblestone → 2 Gravel
• 1 Gravel → 2 Sand

Useful for a sand/gravel-heavy build (concrete, TNT, etc.) without a trip back to a beach or desert.

Adds a shaped crafting recipe for a Villager Spawn Egg — normally a creative-only item: 4 Emeralds surrounding any Bed. Thematically it lines up with vanilla villager mechanics (emeralds as currency, a bed as the thing a villager actually needs to move in) rather than being an arbitrary cost.

Since this is a new recipe rather than an override of an existing one, it won't show up highlighted in the in-game recipe book automatically — it crafts correctly regardless, but there's no automatic "unlock" notification.