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How can I make armor that if the wearer is attacked, it will damage the attacker too?
Minecraft /testfor problemHow do I make higher enchants on my weapons, tools, and armor?How to detect if a mob has been hit in minecraft with command blocks?Minecraft Command Blocks: /testfor command for wearing a player head, then tpHow to target a player that is both in a certain Y coordinate and in a certain radius?How to summon mobs with player headTarget specific player to teleport mob to, for my hide and seek mapHow can I change mob drops based on what the player is wearing?Using player selectors in titles in minecraft 1.13How do I detect the death of a mob?
I'm working on a map and I'm trying to make special armor and weapons, one of these peices of armor I want to have the ability to damage a mob/player back if the player with the armor is damaged. If this is possible, could I possibly be given a /give command block example? Im using Minecraft Java on PC 1.13.2 if it helps.
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I'm working on a map and I'm trying to make special armor and weapons, one of these peices of armor I want to have the ability to damage a mob/player back if the player with the armor is damaged. If this is possible, could I possibly be given a /give command block example? Im using Minecraft Java on PC 1.13.2 if it helps.
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I'm working on a map and I'm trying to make special armor and weapons, one of these peices of armor I want to have the ability to damage a mob/player back if the player with the armor is damaged. If this is possible, could I possibly be given a /give command block example? Im using Minecraft Java on PC 1.13.2 if it helps.
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I'm working on a map and I'm trying to make special armor and weapons, one of these peices of armor I want to have the ability to damage a mob/player back if the player with the armor is damaged. If this is possible, could I possibly be given a /give command block example? Im using Minecraft Java on PC 1.13.2 if it helps.
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Yes, this is possible. There is an enchantment called Thorns, that will cause damage to an enemy if they attack you. The amount of damage can be determined by the level. You can enchant armor/armour with thorns using an anvil or enchantment table.
The Minecraft wiki says:
Attackers are damaged when they deal damage to the wearer.
Gives a Level × 15% chance of inflicting 1 - 4 (or Level - 10 if Level > 10) damage on anyone who attacks the wearer, whether by melee attack, arrow, or other projectile. In addition to the normal durability reduction for being hit, reduces durability by 3 points when inflicting damage or 1 point otherwise.
@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
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Yes, this is possible. There is an enchantment called Thorns, that will cause damage to an enemy if they attack you. The amount of damage can be determined by the level. You can enchant armor/armour with thorns using an anvil or enchantment table.
The Minecraft wiki says:
Attackers are damaged when they deal damage to the wearer.
Gives a Level × 15% chance of inflicting 1 - 4 (or Level - 10 if Level > 10) damage on anyone who attacks the wearer, whether by melee attack, arrow, or other projectile. In addition to the normal durability reduction for being hit, reduces durability by 3 points when inflicting damage or 1 point otherwise.
@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
Feb 14 at 10:22
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Yes, this is possible. There is an enchantment called Thorns, that will cause damage to an enemy if they attack you. The amount of damage can be determined by the level. You can enchant armor/armour with thorns using an anvil or enchantment table.
The Minecraft wiki says:
Attackers are damaged when they deal damage to the wearer.
Gives a Level × 15% chance of inflicting 1 - 4 (or Level - 10 if Level > 10) damage on anyone who attacks the wearer, whether by melee attack, arrow, or other projectile. In addition to the normal durability reduction for being hit, reduces durability by 3 points when inflicting damage or 1 point otherwise.
@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
Feb 14 at 10:22
add a comment |
Yes, this is possible. There is an enchantment called Thorns, that will cause damage to an enemy if they attack you. The amount of damage can be determined by the level. You can enchant armor/armour with thorns using an anvil or enchantment table.
The Minecraft wiki says:
Attackers are damaged when they deal damage to the wearer.
Gives a Level × 15% chance of inflicting 1 - 4 (or Level - 10 if Level > 10) damage on anyone who attacks the wearer, whether by melee attack, arrow, or other projectile. In addition to the normal durability reduction for being hit, reduces durability by 3 points when inflicting damage or 1 point otherwise.
Yes, this is possible. There is an enchantment called Thorns, that will cause damage to an enemy if they attack you. The amount of damage can be determined by the level. You can enchant armor/armour with thorns using an anvil or enchantment table.
The Minecraft wiki says:
Attackers are damaged when they deal damage to the wearer.
Gives a Level × 15% chance of inflicting 1 - 4 (or Level - 10 if Level > 10) damage on anyone who attacks the wearer, whether by melee attack, arrow, or other projectile. In addition to the normal durability reduction for being hit, reduces durability by 3 points when inflicting damage or 1 point otherwise.
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@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
Feb 14 at 10:22
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@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
Feb 14 at 10:22
@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
@edit, please don't "correct" American to British English or vice versa.
– dly
Feb 14 at 10:12
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
Feb 14 at 10:22
oops. It was automatic. I'll try to avoid that in the Future. For reference, the wiki uses 'Armor'
– Stese
Feb 14 at 10:22
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