Tool leveling-wasn't that just the SlashBlade Mod?!
When Shen Jin used to play Minecraft, he often played with that mod.
Its main content was crafting weapons, then leveling them up through enhancements and killing monsters to obtain stronger attributes.
The content of the [Tinkers' Construct Tool Leveling] expansion mod was very similar to that mechanic.
Shen Jin carefully read through the system's introduction to the mod's content.
"Oh, it's basically a stripped-down Tinkers' Construct version of SlashBlade. Not bad!"
This mod could "consecrate" weapons or tools: placing equipment on a [Level Enhancement Table] would give it an initial level.
As the equipment was used, it would accumulate experience. Once its experience was full, it would level up, enhancing the equipment as a whole.
There were 13 levels.
Clumsy, Comfortable, Brand New, Adapted, Adept, Expert, Master, Grandmaster, Epic, Legendary, Divine, Transcendent, Hacker.
Shen Jin wasn't quite sure what specific enhancements each level offered. The system hadn't provided detailed descriptions either, so he would have to explore them slowly himself.
Shen Jin immediately crafted a [Level Enhancement Table], placed his usual Alloy Sword on it, and selected [Enable level enhancement].
With a "shing~," a dazzling white light burst from the Alloy Sword for an instant before it returned to normal.
There was no visible difference in its appearance, but Shen Jin could inspect the weapon's attributes.
[Magma Slime-Manyullyn · Alloy Greatsword] [Level: Clumsy] [Durability: 2300/2300] [Attack power: 19] [Traits: Superheat, Tasty, Lightweight, Writable, Insatiable, Holy, Keen, Crude, Splintering] [Enhancements: Sharpness ×4] [Level enhancements: None] [The weapon is somewhat heavy, with an average swing speed]
Two new values had appeared on the weapon's stat panel: [Level] and [Level enhancements].
Shen Jin tried casually swinging it a few times and hacking at the wall, but the weapon showed no changes.
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