An anvil in Minecraft is a block with which you can repair and rename things, but give back the accumulated experience in return. By repairing enchanted items on an anvil, you can add their properties. Let's figure out how to make an anvil in Minecraft.
Instructions
Step 1
To create an anvil, take three steel blocks and four iron ingots. Place the steel blocks on the skewer in the top horizontal row, and on the bottom, place the iron ingots - one in the center and three on the bottom row.
Step 2
To start using the anvil, place it on the ground. Place two identical items in its slots to fix it. If the item was enchanted, then the enchantment will remain after repair. If you repair it in the inventory, then the enchantment will disappear.
Step 3
Equally enchanted items, when repaired, will give the repaired item an increase in enchantment effects by 1. For example, two pickaxes with an effectiveness of IV will result in one with an effectiveness of V.
Step 4
The maximum level of enchantments cannot be exceeded, that is, the effectiveness cannot become more than V. It is impossible to obtain different enchantments with the help of an anvil at the same time. For example, silk touch and luck, etc. The effect of the output item will be assigned the same as the original one.
Step 5
It takes experience to fix items on an anvil. A lot of experience will go to any powerful weapon or useful tool. There is a trick - if you place a weak object first, and then a strong one, then forging will be cheaper.
Step 6
Thanks to the anvil, you can rename items and blocks. To rename a common item, you need to spend 5 experience. It takes more experience to rename again.
Step 7
The anvil breaks and cracks over time. Its wear starts at 12%. When it falls, the anvil disappears, the interface closes, and the tool inside falls out.
