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The '''Golden Minotaur Axe''' is an axe that is rarely dropped when a Minotaur is wielding one and is slain. In combat use it deals 7 health (3.5x{{h}}) of damage. When it is used while sprinting or "charging," 14 health (7x{{h}}) is dealt instead. When used to strike a critical hit, it will only deal 10.5 (5.25x{{h}}) damage, making the charging attack more effective for damage. It can be repaired in an anvil with a golden ingot or another Gold Minotaur Axe. | The '''Golden Minotaur Axe''' is an axe that is rarely dropped when a Minotaur is wielding one and is slain. In combat use it deals 7 health (3.5x{{h}}) of damage. When it is used while sprinting or "charging," 14 health (7x{{h}}) is dealt instead. When used to strike a critical hit, it will only deal 10.5 (5.25x{{h}}) damage, making the charging attack more effective for damage. It can be repaired in an anvil with a golden ingot or another Gold Minotaur Axe. | ||
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* [[Diamond Minotaur Axe]] | |||
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Revision as of 15:28, 14 December 2023
Twilight Forest's Axes, much like Vanilla Minecraft Axes, can be used for harvesting blocks, have a high damage range as a weapon, and take the same enchantments as vanilla axes. Using any axe as a weapon will lower durability by 2 points. All axes except Ironwood Axe have an attack speed of 1.
Ironwood Axe
| Ironwood Axe | |
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| Type | Tool |
| Durability | 512 |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Stackable | No |
| ID | ironwood_axe |
The Ironwood Axe is an axe made from Ironwood Ingots. When crafted, the enchantment Fortune I will be automatically enchanted. If used as a weapon, the axe has an attack damage of (4.5x
) and attack speed of 0.92.
Crafting
Steeleaf Axe
| Steeleaf Axe | |
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| Type | Tool |
| Durability | 131 |
| Renewable | No |
| Stackable | No |
| ID | steeleaf_axe |
The Steeleaf Axe is an axe made from Steeleaf. When crafted, the enchantment Efficiency II will be automatically enchanted. If used as a weapon, the axe has an attack damage of 10 (5x).
Crafting
Knightly Axe
| Knightly Axe "Extra damage to unarmored targets" | |
|---|---|
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| Type | Tool/Weapon |
| Durability | 512 |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Stackable | No |
| ID | knightmetal_axe |
The Knightly Axe is an axe made from Knightmetal Ingots. The Knightly Axe has an attack damage of 10 (5x), with increased damage when used against targets without armor. Note that some mobs may not normally receive this extra damage due to their innate natural armor value (Such as Zombies).
Crafting
Golden Minotaur Axe
| Golden Minotaur Axe | |
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| Type | Tool/Weapon |
| Durability | 32 |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Stackable | No |
| ID | gold_minotaur_axe |
The Golden Minotaur Axe is an axe that is rarely dropped when a Minotaur is wielding one and is slain. In combat use it deals 7 health (3.5x) of damage. When it is used while sprinting or "charging," 14 health (7x) is dealt instead. When used to strike a critical hit, it will only deal 10.5 (5.25x) damage, making the charging attack more effective for damage. It can be repaired in an anvil with a golden ingot or another Gold Minotaur Axe.
See Also
History
History
| Version | Details |
|---|---|
| 1.10.0 | Added Ironwood Axe. |
| 1.11.11 | Added Steeleaf Axe. |
| 1.18.2 | Added Knightly Axe. |
| 3.3.202 | Adjusted Axe damage to be not weak.
Knightly Axe deals extra damage to unarmored targets again. |
| 3.8.654 | Scaled Axe damage to better reflect vanilla damage values. |