TWISB-Enchanting

The mod changes enchanting in several ways. A player can choose one enchantment from the table instead of receiving a random set, though a selected type cannot be obtained when the bookshelf count does not allow it, and the tooltip still shows random options. Experience is handled differently too: each level uses a fixed amount of experience rather than an exponentially growing one, which the author describes as the same cost to reach level 30 as vanilla.

Repairing and renaming items gets cheaper at high levels, where vanilla charges far more than at low ones. Level requirements and bookshelf requirements are reworked to match the new costs. Tools, weapons and armor of lower tiers reach their top enchantment levels at far smaller levels. Catalysts found in jungle temple chests, nether fortress chests and ocean ruins add new ways to obtain enchantments, and suspicious sand in cold and warm ocean ruins adds more loot.

TWISB-Enchanting requires Fabric API. It runs on the client and the server, so the server and every player need it. Files are published for Fabric only, across 12 release versions 1.20.1 – 1.21.11, under the MIT License, and the source code is open source.