Reroll-Forge
Every Minecraft player knows the pain of walking up to an enchantment table, spending thirty levels and a stack of lapis, and getting nothing but Bane of Arthropods and Curse of Vanishing. You wanted Sharpness V or Efficiency V, and instead you got garbage. Reroll-Forge fixes that frustration by adding a simple Reroll button directly into the enchantment table interface, letting you cycle through enchantment offers until you find the one worth your hard-earned experience.
What Reroll-Forge Actually Does
Reroll-Forge is a lightweight mod that modifies the vanilla enchantment table GUI. Once installed, a new Reroll button appears in the enchantment screen. Click it, and the table generates a fresh set of enchantment options for the item you are holding. If the new roll still does not suit you, click again. The mod does not remove the randomness of enchanting; it simply gives you control over how many attempts you are willing to pay for.
By default, each reroll costs experience levels and lapis lazuli, keeping the feature balanced rather than turning it into a free enchantment vending machine. The cost is fully configurable, so server owners and pack makers can tune it to their liking.
Key Features at a Glance
- Reroll button integrated directly into the enchantment table GUI
- Server-side configuration file for controlling reroll costs
- Adjustable experience level cost per reroll
- Adjustable lapis lazuli cost per reroll
- Compatibility with Balanced Enchanting
- Config located at .minecraft/saves/[your world name]/serverconfig/reroll-server.json
The configuration file lives inside your world save folder rather than the global config directory, which means each world can have its own reroll economy. If you run a survival server where enchants should feel earned, you can set the cost high. If you run a creative-style world where convenience matters more, you can drop the cost to nearly nothing.
Supported Minecraft Versions and Loaders
Reroll-Forge is, as the name suggests, built specifically for the Forge mod loader. It is a port of the original Reroll mod, which was created for a different loader. The port exists with the original author's explicit permission, since that author had no interest in maintaining a Forge version themselves. This means you get the same core experience with proper Forge integration.
Before you download Reroll-Forge, check that your Minecraft version matches the mod build you are grabbing. Forge mods are version-sensitive, and mixing a mod built for one Minecraft release with a different game version is the fastest way to crash your client on startup. Always verify the supported version listed on the mod's download page.
How to Install Reroll-Forge
Installation follows the standard Forge modding workflow, so if you have modded Minecraft before, this will feel familiar. If you have not, here is the short version.
- Install the correct version of Forge for your Minecraft release.
- Launch the game once with the Forge profile so the mods folder is generated.
- Download Reroll-Forge for your exact Minecraft version.
- Drop the .jar file into the mods folder inside your .minecraft directory.
- Restart Minecraft and open a world to confirm the mod loaded.
Once in-game, open an enchantment table with an item in hand and look for the Reroll button. If it is there, you are done. If it is missing, double-check that you placed the jar in the right folder and that your Forge version matches the mod's requirements.
Players who prefer a hands-off setup often grab Reroll-Forge through the foxygame.net launcher, where the add-on sits in a curated catalog and installs with a single click, so you skip the manual jar shuffling entirely.
Configuring Reroll Costs
After your first launch with the mod installed, a file named reroll-server.json appears in your world's serverconfig folder. Open it with any text editor to adjust the experience and lapis costs. Lower values make rerolling cheap and casual; higher values preserve the challenge of vanilla enchanting while still removing the worst luck streaks. Because the config is per-world, you can experiment freely without affecting other saves.
Final Thoughts
Reroll-Forge solves a genuinely annoying problem without breaking the balance of Minecraft's enchanting system. It respects the randomness that makes enchanting interesting while giving players a fair way to fight back against bad luck. Whether you are a solo builder chasing Efficiency V on a pickaxe or a server admin who wants a tunable enchantment economy, this Forge port delivers exactly what it promises. Download Reroll-Forge, drop it in your mods folder, and never settle for Bane of Arthropods again.