EMC for Iron's Spellbooks
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ProjectE EMC for Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks: adds EMC to its arcane essence, mithril, pyrium and other materials so you can transmute them.
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EMC for Iron's Spellbooks
Play Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks with ProjectE and its materials have no EMC value. This data-only add-on fixes that.
- Hand-tuned EMC for the core materials — Arcane Essence, raw Mithril, Pyrium, Cinder Essence, Hogskin, Dragonskin, Divine Pearl, and the rest.
- Most crafted content (ingots, runes, the smithing-upgrade gear chains) derives its EMC automatically from the mod's vanilla-style recipes once the base materials are valued.
- Pyrium is priced high on purpose — it converts into ancient debris, so a low value would be an EMC duplication exploit. Mining stays the real path.
- Stateful items carry no EMC by design: spellbooks, scrolls, weapons, staves, armor, and upgrade orbs all hold stored spells, durability, or upgrade data that ProjectE shouldn't price.
It adds no items, blocks, or recipes — only EMC data. Values apply on world load; open a Transmutation Table to see them.
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- ProjectE — required
- Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks — required
- NeoForge 1.21.1
The fluid-based ink and elixir items (made in the Alchemist Cauldron) aren't valued in this first version. EMC values are a considered first pass; balance feedback is welcome on the issue tracker.
MIT. Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks is by Iron431 & Lab3; ProjectE by sinkillerj & contributors. Independent integration, not affiliated with either. Source and issues: https://github.com/KURONAMI333/irons-spellbooks-emc
ProjectE: EMC for Iron's Spellbooks
Play Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks with ProjectE and its materials have no EMC value. This data-only add-on fixes that.
- Hand-tuned EMC for the core materials — Arcane Essence, raw Mithril, Pyrium, Cinder Essence, Hogskin, Dragonskin, Divine Pearl, and the rest.
- Most crafted content (ingots, runes, the smithing-upgrade gear chains) derives its EMC automatically from the mod's vanilla-style recipes once the base materials are valued.
- Pyrium is priced high on purpose — it converts into ancient debris, so a low value would be an EMC duplication exploit. Mining stays the real path.
- Stateful items carry no EMC by design: spellbooks, scrolls, weapons, staves, armor, and upgrade orbs all hold stored spells, durability, or upgrade data that ProjectE shouldn't price.
It adds no items, blocks, or recipes — only EMC data. Values apply on world load; open a Transmutation Table to see them.
Dependencies
- ProjectE — required
- Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks — required
- NeoForge 1.21.1
The fluid-based ink and elixir items (made in the Alchemist Cauldron) aren't valued in this first version. EMC values are a considered first pass; balance feedback is welcome on the issue tracker.
MIT. Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks is by Iron431 & Lab3; ProjectE by sinkillerj & contributors. Independent integration, not affiliated with either. Source and issues: https://github.com/KURONAMI333/irons-spellbooks-emc
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