Mystic Weapon

Mystic Weapon introduces a collection of powerful magical weapons and armor sets, each aligned with distinct elemental forces like Earth, Fire, Water, Ice, Wind, Lightning, Light, and Dark. These weapons come in three varieties—scepters, swords, and battleaxes—and feature unique active and passive abilities tied to their elemental origin. The armor sets provide protective bonuses and special effects when the full set is worn.

Installation

No experimental gameplay toggles are required to use the Mystic Weapon addon. Simply add the resource and behavior packs to your Minecraft Bedrock Edition world to begin crafting and utilizing these elemental weapons and armor.

How to Use

Mystic Weapons are crafted using Element Stones, rare materials obtained from wandering traders, loot chests, and drops from specific mobs. Element Stones can be broken down into shards for crafting purposes. Weapons and armor must be repaired with matching Element Stones or shards to restore durability.

Activating Weapon Skills: Most Mystic Weapons have passive skills triggered under certain conditions. Some weapons have active skills which are manually activated as follows:

• Right-click on PC or laptop
• Press left trigger on consoles
• Touch and hold or tap the interact button on mobile devices

Active skills have cooldown periods before they can be used again.

Key Features

Element Stones

These essential crafting components come in eight elemental types: Earth, Fire, Water, Ice, Wind, Lightning, Light, and Dark. Each stone can be crafted into four shards to create Mystic Weapons and Armor.

Scepters

Long-range magical weapons that target entities within a 10-block radius (excluding a 2-block radius around the player). Sneaking limits targeting to hostile mobs. Friendly Fire settings affect whether players can be targeted. Scepters have active skills only, consuming one XP level per use and feature lower durability.

Examples:

• Evocation Staff (Earth): Strikes targets twice with evocation fangs, inflicting damage and weakness. Cooldown: 10s.
• Hydroburst Scepter (Water): Emits a wave pushing entities and dealing high damage, extra damage to burning targets while extinguishing flames. Cooldown: 12s.
• Tempest Staff (Wind): Levitate targets, deal wind damage, and cause fall damage upon descent. Cooldown: 12s.
• Frostveil Scepter (Ice): Encases targets in ice causing damage and slowing them, with extra damage on ice break. Cooldown: 15s.
• Lightning Scepter (Lightning): Calls down lightning bolts to damage and scorch targets. Cooldown: 15s.
• Solarflare Scepter (Light): Shoots a solar beam dealing multiple hits with diminishing damage. Cooldown: 10s.
• Necromancy Staff (Dark): Summons undead minions to attack and explode after 10 seconds. Cooldown: 20s.

Undead Minions

• They do not attack players wearing full Shadow Armor unless provoked.
• Can inflict blindness on targets.
• Immune to sunlight and do not drop XP or items when killed.
• Only naturally spawn via Necromancy Staff.
• Target behavior depends on summon conditions and game PvP settings.

Mystic Swords

Powerful melee weapons with both active and passive skills. Passives have a chance to activate on each hit.

• Evocation Blade (Earth): Active elevates player with a dirt pillar; passive strikes with evocation fang causing weakness.
• Blazing Sword (Fire): Active creates a fiery path; passive scorches targets and removes fire resistance.
• Aqueous Blade (Water): Active cleanses negative effects and extinguishes fire; passive lifesteals or grants absorption.
• Galeforce Blade (Wind): Active pushes entities away; passive pushes and damages nearby targets.
• Frostshard Blade (Ice): Active summons ice wall; passive immobilizes and slows targets.
• Lightning Sword (Lightning): Active dashes forward striking enemies; passive applies damage-over-time effect.
• Sunflicker Sword (Light): Active swaps position with target within 15 blocks; passive shoots solar beam.
• Cataclysm Blade (Dark): Active pulls targets closer; passive causes explosive damage and blindness during full moon.

Battleaxes

High-damage melee weapons with passive skills triggered on every hit. They boast great durability but lack active skills.

• Terraforge Axe (Earth): Applies weakness and sometimes nausea.
• Incinerator Axe (Fire): Scorches targets and may ignite ground.
• Cerulean Edge (Water): Applies mining fatigue.
• Galeshatter Axe (Wind): Levitate targets then cause fall damage.
• Frozen Axe (Ice): Applies slow effect.
• Electrosurge Axe (Lightning): Electrocutes target and nearby entities.
• Luminarax Edge (Light): Randomly teleports target multiple times causing confusion.
• Abyssal Axe (Dark): Inflicts wither; causes explosion during full moon.

Mystic Armors

Armor pieces provide elemental protection with two passive effects active only when wearing a full matching set: one benefits the wearer, and the other triggers a chance to affect melee attackers.

• Obstruction Armor (Earth): Grants resistance; attackers receive weakness.
• Firaga Armor (Fire): Creates magma blocks on lava, grants permanent fire resistance; attackers are scorched.
• Azurelean Armor (Water): Provides conduit power and mining fatigue immunity in water; attackers receive mining fatigue.
• Viridescent Armor (Wind): Enables double jump and slow falling; attackers levitated and dropped to cause fall damage.
• Glacial Armor (Ice): Creates glacial ice on water; attackers slowed.
• Thundersurge Armor (Lightning): Grants speed and negates slowness; attackers struck by purple lightning dealing partial damage.
• Radiance Armor (Light): Emits bright light and removes blindness; attackers randomly teleported and damaged.
• Shadow Armor (Dark): Allows stealth invisibility after sneaking; attackers hit with explosion and blindness.

Repairing

Use Element Stones or Shards matching the weapon or armor's element to repair durability:

• Weapons: Shard restores 15% max durability; Stone restores 70%.
• Armor: Shard restores 100 + 15% of lost durability; Stone restores 100 + 70% of lost durability.

You can also combine two identical items using an anvil, grindstone, or crafting table to merge durability.

Obtaining Element Stones

Element Stones are obtainable from wandering traders for 12 emeralds each (up to 4 of two types per trader), or found as loot in various locations or drops with specified chances. Examples include:

• Earth Stone: Pillager captain (100%), Woodland mansion (75%), Abandoned mineshaft (20%), Desert pyramid (10%), Stronghold library (1%)
• Water Stone: Buried treasure (100%), Shipwreck (75%), Underwater ruin (35%), Fishing (very rare)
• Ice Stone: Ancient city (75%), Igloo (50%), Underwater ruin (15%), Snow village (10%)
• Wind Stone: End city (100%), Jungle temple (20%), Shulker (20%)
• Light Stone: End city (100%), Pillager outpost (10%), Enderman (9%)
• Lightning Stone: Charged creeper (20%), Pillager outpost (10%), Gift from cat (very rare)
• Fire Stone: Nether fortress (50%), Ruined portal (50%)
• Dark Stone: Phantom (100%), Desert pyramid (16%), Gift from cat (very rare), Enderman (9%)

Additionally, Monster Rooms always drop up to 2 random Element Stones, and the Wither boss drops up to 3 stones on defeat.