7 phantom membranes for elytra?
That's way too cheap!
In my opinion, they should not just require membranes, but also at least a shulker shell for frame, or something similiarly expensive! Netherite, or something!
It's meant to be top notch stuff, incredibly hard to get.
Hm, 2 netherite ingots, 1 shulker box and 6 membranes should be expensive enough.
Ah, and as of phantoms being annoying - I don't like the concept of them in outer end either, but in trems of insomnia:
1. I doubt Mojang will back down, so we shouldn't be too optimistic, but instead plan well;
2. They should spawn quite often in "haunted" biomes or chunk clusters - a bit like in Dwarf Fortress (which MC is inspired on anyway), where evil biomes cause gibs to become undead - such biomes would also always have specific particle effects, tad like in Basalt Deltas or Warped Forests, and besides of phantoms spawning often, they should have no naturally spawning animals, and way more aggressive mobs armed and armoured to teeth, optionally under not-ending potion effects, as well as more aggressive mobs in general.
I *am* changing the recipe, but I've forgot the website I used to make the recipe image. I'm thinking of using a new drop from shulkers (because I don't want to make shulker boxes any harder to get) as well as membranes, but netherite seems out of theme.
As for phantoms, while they may seem a tad out of theme right now, they'd be more fitting if they were bigger, more dangerous, and coloured differently.
Here is my alternate idea: Fireball launcher.
The launcher would have two rails, 3 quartz each, fused together with 1 gold ingot in the bottom and smeared with 2 balls of Magma Cream. Durability - 720 uses, each 60 uses (20 bursts) it would have to be smeared with 1 ball of cream. Repair material on anvil - quartz.
Relatively inaccurate, fires 3-shot bursts akin to Blazes with a couple of seconds between bursts.
Enchantments - precision (less inaccuracy, level III max), repeater (mutually exclusive with artillery, adds one shot per level, level II max), artillery (mutually exclusive with repeater, eats 3 charges to launch single ghast-like, but weaker charge, level I max), also standard Mending and Unbreaking.
Such launcher should be available in Nether Fortresses' loot chests, and 1/20 of Wither Skeletons, or all of few normal Skeletons of Nether Fortresses should operate them and have chance to drop them. Piglins should have a chance to give you a badly damaged one with smear used up.
Could work, though having to smear seems too tedious and pointless. The recipe could also do with some work.
You may remember an old thread proposing a Minecraftian language for villagers to speak. If you don't, that's because it was last active in 2016. However, I have been working on it independently since late 2017, and now it is capable of expressing almost anything a Minecraft player will encounter. Furthermore, the old Minecraftian was a mess, with rules constantly being broken; I changed that, regularizing everything.
Alphabet and Phontactics
The Minecraftian alphabet consists of 16 letters, as follows (with IPA pronunciation):
i /ɪ/~/i/ (i in bit or ee in beet; the latter is preferred)
e /ɛ/~/e/ (e in pen)
a /a/ (a in glass)
o /ɒ/~/ɔ/~/o/ (o in pot or aw in paw; the latter is preferred)
p /p/
t /t/
k /k/~/q/ (k in kite)
f /ɸ/~/f/ (f in fish)
s /s/
h /x/~/χ/~/ħ/~/h/ (h in hat, NOT x in box)
m /m/
n /n/
l /l/
r /ɹ/ (r in room; never rolled)
ts /ts/
ks /ks/
Minecraftian syllables have the structure (C)V(C), with no exceptions.
Lexicon
a he, she, it
af more
ah that (possessive only)
ahko those (possessive only)
aka (to) do; yes (to a verb)
akisak (to) chop
akisake axe
ako they, them
alar baby, young
alok (to) open
aloke door
alokelar gate
alokepori trapdoor
ani gold
ar and
aral close, near
are thing, object, item
e (to) be; yes (to a noun)
eh this (possessive only)
eheh name
ehko these (possessive only)
ekka (The) End
ek'sarko zombie
ek'sarkopoko drowned
ek'sarkosis husk
elko outside
en 1
fah good
fahe happy
faraal pumpkin
faraalotil jack o’lantern
fe iron
fes dot, point, drop
fespok waterdrop, rain
fita front, next
foe light coloured
fokor reason
fokorksi why
hahar fast
haker (to) throw
halar (to) trade
halef (to) smith
hasti ghast
hat wild, alive
hemnaal sky
henak number
heram gem
heramekka ender pearl
herap (to) sell
hikal far, distant
horak ruined, ruins
horakksatak jungle temple
horakpoko ocean monument
horakosis igloo
horaksesses desert temple
hos high
i you
iakhe spruce
ielna head
if from
ikah fire
iko you (plural)
im down
inae leg
inlak village, city
innelan crimson
inolin pink
inolinkae magenta
intok granite
iso other
ito shelter (no door)
ka day
kae dark coloured
kafa big
kafka more
kaheheh (to) name
kahelkope exit
kahelkopeekka end exit portal
kahelkopenelan nether portal (out)
kahikah (to) light (a fire), (to) burn, (to) ignite
Minecraftian sentences are structured SVO (subject-verb-object), with prepositions affecting the verb at the end.
Adjectives are placed after the noun, for example pae (wool) + pohem (red) = paepohem (red wool). Possession is indicated similarly; sike (sword) + o (I, me) = sikeo (my sword). are (some) and asa (all) also work as so; parok (block) + are (some) = parokare (some block), parok (block) + asa (all) = parokasa (all blocks; every block). However, the roles of nouns and adjectives are interchangeable; pohem can mean "red" as an adjective, but "something that is red" as a noun.
Plurals are unmarked.
There are no articles.
Simple tense (past, present, future) is optional and can be left out if desired.
Adjectives can also double as adverbs.
Morphology
-e yields a verb's subject from the verb: patan (to shoot) -> patane (bow).
-pe yields a verb's object from the verb: patan (to shoot) -> patanpe (arrow).
-ka, -ke, and -ki mark past, present and future tense respectively. They can be omitted if desired.
mam- and nar- essentially mean "full of" and "free of" respectively.
kah- yields a verb from a noun: menor (cooked) -> kahmenor (to cook).
Numbering
Minecraftian uses an octal (base-8) number system.
1 en
2 tes
3 por
4 tah
5 mek
6 sek
7 rokha
10 (dec. 8) tak
11 taken
12 taktes
13 takpor
14 taktah
15 takmek
16 taksek
17 takrokha
20 testak
21 testaken
22 testaktes
27 testakrokha
30 portak
40 tahtak
50 mektak
60 sektak
70 rokhatak
100 (dec. 64) ketaraf
1000 (dec. 512) nikrekolo
10000 (dec. 4096) mirakanto
Example sentences
Sessan pomka sahposak mekapi. The creeper exploded the small wooden house.
Niperiak na imksipan! Don't dig [mine] straight down!
Periefe kefaf tilep por ksepiffe ar tes man. An iron pickaxe is crafted with three iron ingots and two sitcks.
Can I contribute?
You are free to suggest new words, but I have final say over what gets in. Furthermore, they must adhere to the alphabetical and phontactical restrictions. Also, Minecraftian has a strict no-loanword policy; all words must be derived from onomatopoeia or made up.
Edit: The problem was caused because I had sendCommandFeedack off. I still think that commands that reply their only output (like /locate and /seed) should do so even with sendCommandFeedback off.
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Some Support, though it could do with a name change
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I *am* changing the recipe, but I've forgot the website I used to make the recipe image. I'm thinking of using a new drop from shulkers (because I don't want to make shulker boxes any harder to get) as well as membranes, but netherite seems out of theme.
As for phantoms, while they may seem a tad out of theme right now, they'd be more fitting if they were bigger, more dangerous, and coloured differently.
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Could work, though having to smear seems too tedious and pointless. The recipe could also do with some work.
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lets add a 4D mode
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Minecraft, obvoiously.
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How to appreciate Minecraft's beauty.
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9000(1010^10^100)
The number 9000 on the left indicates that 10^10^10^100 is raised to the power of itself 9000 times. This is called tetration.
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33000.
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...Nobody responded to mine?
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You get 10,000 pennies.
I insert Poland.
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Support. Dungeons now are very bland and only really used to make mob farms, so a redesign would be welcome.
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Preface
You may remember an old thread proposing a Minecraftian language for villagers to speak. If you don't, that's because it was last active in 2016. However, I have been working on it independently since late 2017, and now it is capable of expressing almost anything a Minecraft player will encounter. Furthermore, the old Minecraftian was a mess, with rules constantly being broken; I changed that, regularizing everything.
Alphabet and Phontactics
The Minecraftian alphabet consists of 16 letters, as follows (with IPA pronunciation):
i /ɪ/~/i/ (i in bit or ee in beet; the latter is preferred)
e /ɛ/~/e/ (e in pen)
a /a/ (a in glass)
o /ɒ/~/ɔ/~/o/ (o in pot or aw in paw; the latter is preferred)
p /p/
t /t/
k /k/~/q/ (k in kite)
f /ɸ/~/f/ (f in fish)
s /s/
h /x/~/χ/~/ħ/~/h/ (h in hat, NOT x in box)
m /m/
n /n/
l /l/
r /ɹ/ (r in room; never rolled)
ts /ts/
ks /ks/
Minecraftian syllables have the structure (C)V(C), with no exceptions.
Lexicon
a he, she, it
af more
ah that (possessive only)
ahko those (possessive only)
aka (to) do; yes (to a verb)
akisak (to) chop
akisake axe
ako they, them
alar baby, young
alok (to) open
aloke door
alokelar gate
alokepori trapdoor
ani gold
ar and
aral close, near
are thing, object, item
e (to) be; yes (to a noun)
eh this (possessive only)
eheh name
ehko these (possessive only)
ekka (The) End
ek'sarko zombie
ek'sarkopoko drowned
ek'sarkosis husk
elko outside
en 1
fah good
fahe happy
faraal pumpkin
faraalotil jack o’lantern
fe iron
fes dot, point, drop
fespok waterdrop, rain
fita front, next
foe light coloured
fokor reason
fokorksi why
hahar fast
haker (to) throw
halar (to) trade
halef (to) smith
hasti ghast
hat wild, alive
hemnaal sky
henak number
heram gem
heramekka ender pearl
herap (to) sell
hikal far, distant
horak ruined, ruins
horakksatak jungle temple
horakpoko ocean monument
horakosis igloo
horaksesses desert temple
hos high
i you
iakhe spruce
ielna head
if from
ikah fire
iko you (plural)
im down
inae leg
inlak village, city
innelan crimson
inolin pink
inolinkae magenta
intok granite
iso other
ito shelter (no door)
ka day
kae dark coloured
kafa big
kafka more
kaheheh (to) name
kahelkope exit
kahelkopeekka end exit portal
kahelkopenelan nether portal (out)
kahikah (to) light (a fire), (to) burn, (to) ignite
kahim (to) lower, (to) go down
kahkafka (to) increase
kahkakea (to) decrease
kahkorot (to) strike (lightning)
kahkorotaf (to) be struck by (lightning)
kahmenor (to) smelt, (to) cook
kahmenore furnace
kahmenorepokso smoker
kahmenoretok blast furnace
kahnaf (to) enter
kahnafpe entry
kahnafpeekka end portal
kahnafpenelan nether portal (in)
kahom (to) raise, (to) rise, (to) go up
kahotil (to) light up, (to7 illuminate
kahoskes (to) wear
kahpak (to) break, (to) damage
kahpilin (to) carve, (to) cut (stone, wood)
kahpiline stonecutter
kahterer (to) wash, (to) bleach
kahtetae (to) color, (to) dye
kahtetke (to) equip
kak (to) fall
kakan destination, target
kakanpatan target
kakea less
kakmip (to) dive
kala part
kalis (to) sing
kam hostile, evil
kami (to) like/enjoy
kamita favourite
kanelan warped (wood type)
kani must, have to
kap (to) catch
kapar cyan
kapelep fishing rod
karah squid
kari (to) live, (to) survive
kasha mushroom
kashainnelan crimson fungus
kashakanelan warped fungus
kato (to) break (a block) (gemeral); (to) destroy
katol spider
katoltolo csve dpider
kef (to) craft, (to) make
kek (to) eat
keko (to) go, (to) move, (to) run
kekokeko (to) adventure, (to) explore, (to) wander
kepa boss, terror, dragon
kepaekka Ender Dragon
kepaseoos Wither
keskes redstone
ketaraf 100
keti tree
ketialar sapling
ketihefo oak tree
ketihefokae dark oak tree
ketiiakhe spruce tree
ketikena birch tree
ketiksatak jungle tree
ketimakar acacia tree
kilpa clay
kik glass
kikori (to) mend, (to) repair
kikorie anvil
kikotil glowstone
kip (to) press
kippe button
kirik quartz
ko night
kohan netherite
kokar power, strength
kokok string
kokop through, via
kokor golem
kokorfe iron golem
kokorosis snow golem
kol different, strange, weird
komen melon
komis emerald, money, currency
konon turtle
korot lightning
kosi green
kosifoe lime
kote (to) switch, (to) toggle
kotepe lever
koto (to) die
ksaehi bat
ksatak jungle
ksepif ingot, metal
ksi what (inserted into sentences)
ksilla long
ksilme road, path
ksilmepok river
ksipan straight
ksir (to) climb
ksire ladder
ksofkale purple
la in, on, at
laaral near
laelko outside
lafita im front of
lahe wheat
lahikal far from
laim below
lak crop
laknelan netherwart
lakokop through
laktorek sugarcane
lale bread
lamar at the start of
lamikar to the left
lamit between
lamon at the end of-------
lan want to
lanaf inside
lanener to the right of
lanili while, when, at the same time as
laom above
laparah behind
lar fence
laranak north of
larenat where, at the same place as
larisa before
larokka after
larseks (to) fly
lartos powder, dust
lartosnelan ancient debris
lartosneron blaze powder
lartospome gunpowder
lartoskeskes redstone dust
laseser east of
lasi lava
laskaf (to) swim
latalan south of
latsipan west of
lemok (to) walk in
lemokelasi strider
lep fish
lesko leaves
liks magical, enchanted
lin (to) hurt, (to) damage
lokmip (to) run, (to) sprint
lom body, torso
lon smooth
loneer yellow
lop (to) drink
lorop (to) paddle; (to) sail
lorope boat
makatarra mountains; extreme hills
mamare full
mamhenak many
mamikah hot
mamkomis expensive
mamkokar strong, powerful
mampok wet
mamsirpe written on, filled in
mamtetae colourful
mamtopi empty
mamtorek sweet
man stick
mankeskes redstone torch
manotil torch
mar start
massa sad
mek 5
mekapi small, little
meko cat
mekohat ocelot
mel friendly
menor cooked, baked, roasted
mikar left
mil grassy, mossy
milkar grass
milkarnelan nylium
mirakanto 10000
misol (to) trap
misole trap
mit middle
mof mob
moflaskafe dolphin
mok brick block
moknelan nether brick
moknelanpohem red nether brick
mokpatek prismarine bricks
moktok stone brick
moktokekka endstone brick
mokse cow
moksekasha mooshroom
mon end
morlak carrot
morlem orange
mormel (to) rest
na to
naf inside
nakah (to) give
nali stairs
nalke short
nar without, free of
narkomis cheap
nee horse
nelan (The) Nether
nelki (to) welcome
nen new
nener right
neron blaze
nep foot
niaka (to) not do; no (to a verb)
nie (to) not be; no (to a noun)
nihe bad
nihil black
nihilfoe dark grey
nik concrete
nikrekolo 1000
nili now
nirtif angry
nitok andesite
noko bedrock
nomos curse(d)
non room
nor pig
noreh shop (door but no bed)
norehhalar market
norehhalef smithy
norehkamtakka woodland mansion
norehmenor smeltery
norehpilin masonry
norehpolen shop
norehrolek tannery
norehsarra butchery
norehsolon church
norehtsalif library
not (to) drop
note dropper
noteh (to) fight
o I, me
oko us, we (inclusive)
okoh cold
okot (to) launch, (to) shoot (something heavy)
okotepome TNT cannon
oleh (to) find, (to) discover
oler (to) spawn
oleremof mob spawner
om up
omksi mycelium
omos frost
or because
orri ice
orriomos frosted ice
oro us, we (exclusive)
osis snow
osisosis tundra
oskeslarseks elytra
oskesielna hat/helmet
oskesinae leggings/pants
oskeslom chestplate
oskesnep boot(s)
osto (to) sneak
otil light
otoh (to) see
otohe eye; observer
otoheekka ender eye
otohekatol spider eye
otohekatolmamtorek fermented spider eye
paa sheep
pae wool
paha hot
pak broken, damaged
pakaa chicken
par season
parah back, previous
parok block
parokpetsa beehive
parokponeemof spawner
paroktsalif bookself
pasan guardian
patan (to) shoot
patane bow
patanpe arrow
patek prismarine
patekkae dark prismarine
peek symmetric; has a feature on all six sides
peheram diamond
peikah soul fire
pekor lapis
pemon blue
pemonfoe light blue
peram diamond (abbreviated)
peri (to) mine
perie pickaxe
pesnimor phantom
pesot (to) kill
pet if
petok basalt
petsa bee
petse honey
pikaon (to) launch (a firework)
pikaone firework, rocket
pilin carved, cut
pir cloud
pohem red
pohmen apple
pol (to) build
polen (to) buy
pom (to) explode
pome TNT
pok water
pokai brown
poko ocean, body of water
pokomekapi lake
pokso food
pol build, place, make
polak potato
pom (to) explode, (to) blow up
poni (to) spawn
por 3
pori level, layer
poriim floor
poriom roof
poritotolpe pressure plate
posak wood (planks)
posek bamboo
rai slime
railasi magma cube
ral wall
ranak north
rankam illager (shortened)
ranof villager
ranofekka enderman
ranofkam illager
ranofnor piglin
ranofnoreksarko zombie pigman
rap (to) dispense
rape dispenser
rarankam raid
ras (to) till
rase hoe
rek (to) dig
reke shovel
renat place, spot; destination
renatmormel bed
risa before
rito flower
rok ore
roketah swamp
rokha 7
rokka after
rolek leather
rorillor (to) collapse, (to) close
rot old
sah house (door and bed)
san can, is able to
sarra meat
sasal sponge
sek 6
sepak coal
sepok (to) teleport
serlan celestial body (sun, moon, star)
serlanka sun
serlanko moon
serlankomekapi star
serlanserlan space
ses sand
seser east
sesnelan soul sand
sessan creeper
sesses desert
sessespohem mesa
sestok sandstone
sik (to) cut
sike sword
sikepaa shears
sir (to) write
sis dirt
sisif paper
sisnelan soul soil
sisraspe farmland
sisses gravel
sissis plains
sistok land
sistokkasha mushroom island
sistokoko (The) Overworld
solon [no clear meaning]
sosop soup, stew
ta (to) have
tah 4
tak 10
takka forest
takkaosis taiga
takkainnelan crimson forest
takkakanelan warped forest
takkakae roofed forest
takkakena birch forest
takkamakar savanna
talan south
tekar many
tekel pillar, pole
teok cobblestone
terer white
tererkae light grey
tes 2
tetae color
tetke tool
tetok diorite
tilep with
tiko time
tiks bone
tis decorated
titik bottle
titikrito flower pot
tok stone
toknelan netherrack
tokko dog
tokkohat wolf
tokses sandstone
tokto skeleton
toktoseoos wither skeleton
toktorra obsidian
toktorraotil crying obsidian
tolo deep, low
tolon (to) brew
tolone brewing stand
tolonpe potion
topi emptiness, void, nothing, zero, air
topitok cave
topitopi void
torek sugar
toro hole
torotok cave
torra hard, solid, durable
totol (to) feel, (to) touch
totolim (to) stand on
tsal hand
tsaliso offhand
tsam slab
tsamak tunnel
tsamakperi mineshaft
tsamakperihorak abandoned mineshaft
tsamaktok cave
tseto (to) store, (to) keep
tsetoe chest
tsilits silverfish
tsino (to) jump
tsipan west
tson year
tsot wood (log)
tsotpeek wood (symmetric log)
Grammar
Morphology
Numbering
Minecraftian uses an octal (base-8) number system.
1 en
2 tes
3 por
4 tah
5 mek
6 sek
7 rokha
10 (dec. 8) tak
11 taken
12 taktes
13 takpor
14 taktah
15 takmek
16 taksek
17 takrokha
20 testak
21 testaken
22 testaktes
27 testakrokha
30 portak
40 tahtak
50 mektak
60 sektak
70 rokhatak
100 (dec. 64) ketaraf
1000 (dec. 512) nikrekolo
10000 (dec. 4096) mirakanto
Example sentences
Sessan pomka sahposak mekapi. The creeper exploded the small wooden house.
Niperiak na imksipan! Don't dig [mine] straight down!
Periefe kefaf tilep por ksepiffe ar tes man. An iron pickaxe is crafted with three iron ingots and two sitcks.
Can I contribute?
You are free to suggest new words, but I have final say over what gets in. Furthermore, they must adhere to the alphabetical and phontactical restrictions. Also, Minecraftian has a strict no-loanword policy; all words must be derived from onomatopoeia or made up.
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32996.
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You get a diamond axe with Efficiency 255.
I put in a plushie of Tracer [from Overwatch].
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Edit: The problem was caused because I had sendCommandFeedack off. I still think that commands that reply their only output (like /locate and /seed) should do so even with sendCommandFeedback off.