Peachie's Extra Enchantments
Vanilla Minecraft enchantment tables have served players well for over a decade, but after you have rolled Sharpness and Efficiency for the hundredth time, the system starts to feel a little predictable. Peachie's Extra Enchantments is a Vanilla+ style add-on that fixes exactly that problem. It introduces six brand new enchantments that expand what your tools, weapons, and shields can do, without straying so far from the base game that everything feels alien. If you want more depth in your enchanting room without turning your world into a total overhaul, this is a strong pick.
What Does Peachie's Extra Enchantments Add?
The add-on focuses on six enchantments, each tied to a specific piece of gear. The design philosophy is simple: every enchantment should change how you play, not just bump a number on a tooltip.
- Scorch – A pickaxe, axe, and shovel enchantment that automatically smelts any block it breaks. Mining iron, gold, or sand suddenly produces ingots and glass on the spot.
- Hop – Boots gain a midair jump. With Hop II, you can jump twice while airborne, opening up new routes through caves and cliffs.
- Criticality – Swords gain a small chance to deal double or even triple damage in a single hit.
- Spikes – Essentially Thorns for shields. Not flashy, but genuinely useful when mobs crowd you.
- Chills – Shields gain a chance to blast an attacker with ice, slowing them for a short time.
- Repulsion – Shields explode on contact, dealing heavy damage to groups of mobs or knocking enemies off ledges.
Why These Enchantments Feel Balanced
Plenty of enchantment mods go overboard and hand you god-tier gear within an hour. Peachie's Extra Enchantments takes a more restrained approach. Criticality is a chance-based effect, not a guaranteed multiplier. Chills slows enemies rather than freezing them solid. Even Repulsion, which sounds absurd on paper, has enough of a cooldown and risk factor that you cannot simply spam it. The result is gear that feels powerful and earned rather than handed to you.
Scorch is arguably the most practical of the bunch. Anyone who has spent hours smelting stacks of raw ore will appreciate breaking a block and watching a finished ingot drop instantly. Hop, meanwhile, is the most fun. Double-jumping changes how you traverse terrain, and Hop II turns vertical exploration into something closer to a movement game.
Foxygame.net Launcher Convenience
If you would rather skip manual file management, the foxygame.net launcher lists Peachie's Extra Enchantments directly in its add-on catalog, so you can enable it for a profile with a single click and let the launcher handle updates whenever a new build appears.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Peachie's Extra Enchantments is built for modern Minecraft releases and is primarily distributed as a Fabric mod, which makes it a natural fit for players already running Fabric-based performance mods. Depending on the release you grab, you will find builds targeting recent 1.20.x and 1.21.x versions. Always match the mod file to your exact game version and loader, because enchantment add-ons hook deeply into the game's registry and a mismatched build will simply fail to load.
If you play on a server, remember that the mod needs to be installed on the server side as well for the enchantments to function correctly for all players. Single-player worlds only require it on your own client.
How to Install Peachie's Extra Enchantments
Getting the add-on running is straightforward, even if you have never touched a mod folder before.
- Install a compatible mod loader, such as Fabric, for your Minecraft version.
- Download Peachie's Extra Enchantments for Minecraft from the official project page, choosing the file that matches your game version.
- Place the downloaded .jar file into your mods folder, located inside your Minecraft directory.
- Launch the game through your loader profile and confirm the mod appears in your mod list.
- Open a world, craft an enchanting table, and start rolling for the new enchantments.
If the enchantments do not appear, double-check that your loader version and mod version line up, and that no other enchantment mod is overwriting the same registry entries.
Final Thoughts
Peachie's Extra Enchantments hits a sweet spot that many add-ons miss. It adds meaningful new options to gear you already use every day, keeps the power level reasonable, and stays true to the Vanilla+ spirit. Whether you want faster mining with Scorch, mobility with Hop, or chaotic shield plays with Repulsion, there is something here worth enchanting. Download Peachie's Extra Enchantments, test each effect in a fresh world, and see which one earns a permanent spot on your hotbar.