Until I get mending I always need multiple sources if XP. Kelp farm, smelting, mob farms etc. Anything that can get me to 30 ASAP. On my current world the nearest swamp was over a thousand kilometers away and absolutely tiny. It took forever to find it so I could get that mending.
I’m not bothered about enchanting that fast. I take things slow. Though if I want to then I will just build a mob farm in the sky unless I found a spawner at my base. They are not hard to make. Why would you need a swamp though? For redstone I assume? I never use redstone very much. I am more of a builder.
That’s an optional update. So thankfully I don’t have to worry about that. Why do you choose to play with that version? Just out of curiosity. Nothing against using the overhaul.
I just get XP from trading iron with villagers or using my zombie spawner
Until I get mending I always need multiple sources if XP. Kelp farm, smelting, mob farms etc. Anything that can get me to 30 ASAP. On my current world the nearest swamp was over a thousand kilometers away and absolutely tiny. It took forever to find it so I could get that mending.
I’m not bothered about enchanting that fast. I take things slow. Though if I want to then I will just build a mob farm in the sky unless I found a spawner at my base. They are not hard to make. Why would you need a swamp though? For redstone I assume? I never use redstone very much. I am more of a builder.
Mending spellbooks in the overworld can only be acquired thru trading with villagers in swamp biomes.
The only swamp biome was too small to even hope of having a village. I had to cure a few zombie villagers and make a one hut village.
Also you can occasionally get mending from fishing and dungeons!
Extremely rare and not available in bulk. It takes 8 books to fully equip a person.
That’s an optional update. So thankfully I don’t have to worry about that. Why do you choose to play with that version? Just out of curiosity. Nothing against using the overhaul.
I play whatever the current java version is when I play.