Attack damage enchantment (For cheat mode only)
If you have ever wanted to swing a sword and watch a boss disappear in a single hit, the Attack damage enchantment (For cheat mode only) add-on is exactly what you need. This add-on lets you set a weapon's damage output directly through chat commands, turning any ordinary blade into a devastating tool. Because it relies on commands, cheats must be enabled in your world before anything works, so keep that in mind from the start.
Whether you are testing builds, filming content, or simply enjoying a power fantasy, this add-on gives you total control over how much punishment your weapon delivers. It is a sandbox toy in the truest sense, and once you understand the command structure, you will never look at a diamond sword the same way again.
What the Add-On Actually Does
The core idea is simple: the add-on sets your main-hand weapon to deal damage equal to the enchantment level applied to it. Instead of relying on vanilla Sharpness or other enchantments, you assign a custom damage value through a command, and the weapon obeys. This means the numbers can go far beyond anything survival mode allows, which is precisely why the add-on is labeled for cheat mode only.
The maximum enchantment level for every command variant is 127, giving you an enormous ceiling to play with. You can scale damage in several different ways depending on which command you choose.
Command Reference
Flat Damage Commands
These commands set damage equal to a fixed multiplier of the level you enter:
- /attack 1 "level" — deals damage equal to the level, capped at 127.
- /attack 10 "level" — deals damage equal to 10 times the level, capped at 127.
- /attack 100 "level" — deals damage equal to 100 times the level, capped at 127.
- /attack 1000 "level" — deals damage equal to 1000 times the level, capped at 127.
Multiplier and Utility Commands
- /attack time "level" — multiplies the weapon's damage by the enchant level, capped at 127.
- /attack 0 — sets damage equal to 0, useful for testing or harmless duels.
- /attack remove — strips the enchantment from your main-hand weapon and returns it to normal.
That last command is your safety net. If you accidentally crank a sword to absurd numbers, a quick /attack remove resets everything without forcing you to craft a new weapon.
Supported Versions and Loaders
This add-on is built for the Bedrock edition of Minecraft and installs as a behavior pack, so it works across the recent 1.20 and 1.21 families of releases. Because it is command-driven, it does not depend on Forge, Fabric, or NeoForge, which keeps the setup refreshingly simple. If you play Java Edition, you will want to look for a datapack equivalent instead, since behavior packs are a Bedrock-specific format.
If you prefer a smoother path from browsing to playing, the foxygame.net launcher handles the heavy lifting for you. Its built-in add-on catalog lets you add Attack damage enchantment (For cheat mode only) to your world with a single click, and it automatically checks version compatibility so you are never left guessing which build to grab.
How to Install
Getting the add-on running takes only a few minutes, and the process is friendly even if you have never touched a behavior pack before.
- Download Attack damage enchantment (For cheat mode only) from your preferred source and keep the .mcpack file in an easy-to-find folder.
- Open the file so Minecraft imports it automatically, or drop it into your behavior packs directory manually.
- Create or edit a world and enable cheats, since commands will not function without them.
- Activate the behavior pack in the world settings before loading in.
- Enter your chosen command in chat and test it on a practice target.
Once the pack is active, the commands respond instantly. There is no crafting recipe, no rare material, and no grinding required, which makes this one of the fastest ways to experiment with damage values in the game.
Tips for Using It Well
Start with a low multiplier like /attack 1 5 to see how the numbers feel, then scale up gradually. Extremely high values can one-shot nearly everything, which is fun for a while but quickly removes any challenge. Remember that the enchantment only applies to the weapon in your main hand, so switching items means reapplying the command. On multiplayer servers, check the rules first, because cheat-based add-ons are usually restricted.
Final Thoughts
The Attack damage enchantment (For cheat mode only) add-on is a straightforward, powerful tool for anyone who wants direct control over combat numbers. Its command list is easy to memorize, the 127-level cap offers plenty of room to experiment, and removing the effect is as simple as typing one line. Download it, enable cheats, and enjoy turning an ordinary sword into something legendary.