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Ender Pearl

## Recipe

Ender Pearl Ritual

Ender Pearls are a mob drop from Vanilla Minecraft, but they have some secondary uses/sources in the Jojovein modpack.

## Sources:

* Killing Endermen, Imagine Dragon, Watching Me, and Watching Me Requiem. (Most efficient once an End Portal is built)
* When such enemies are in short supply, Ender Pearls can also be made cheaply with a Ritual. (Most efficient at the beginning of the game)

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Bound Scroll
* Dragon Egg Mill
* Duskbound Lantern
* Elevator (16 color types)
* Ender Arrow
* Ender Generator
* Ender Porcupine
* Ender Shard
* Endstone
	+ End Portal (Frames)
* Energy Pedestal
* Eye of Ender
* Eye of Redstone
* Global Skin Library
* Gravisand
* Gucci Storage Containers (Bags, Chests, and Tanks)
* Magical Snow Globe
* Return Scroll
* Ring of the Flying Squid
* Terraformer
* Tesseract
* Unstable Ender Pearl
* Voidstone

### Rituals:

* Ender Lily
* Transmutation Gem
Heaven Diary

## Recipe

The Heaven Diary (Formerly known as the Abyssalnomicon) is the direct upgrade of the Omothol Diary and can be used for preforming all Rituals in Abyssalcraft. The P.E. capacity of the Heaven Diary is upgraded to 100,000.

## Sources:

The Heaven Diary is crafted using 1 Omothol Diary, 1 Essence of the Gatekeeper, 3 Eldritch Scales, and 4 Ethaxium Ingots.

## Uses:

### Source of Knowledge:

The Heaven Diary's guidance on progression, rituals, and game mechanics are fully expanded to cover all materials documented in Abyssalcraft.
Enchantments

Enchantments are bonuses that can be applied to various types of equipment to give them special properties or to improve their functions. Enchanting on Jojovein is done through Matrix Enchanting and a few enchantments can be given through rituals. Enchanting equipment costs Experience. Using Ancient Tomes, many enchantments can be raised to a level higher than the standard maximum, providing a strong boost.

## Non-Vanilla Enchantments

### Sword Enchantments

 Vampire Slayer
 Light Pierce
 Coralium
 Dread

### Crossbow Enchantments

**Note: Vampirism Crossbow Infinity and vanilla Minecraft Bow Infinity are different enchantments but are indistinguishable when found as enchanted books.**
 Arrow Frugality

## Tomes

Tomes are items combined with enchanted books in an anvil to increase the level of the enchanted book one level beyond the standard limit. Most of the bonuses allowed through tomes are massively beneficial and can greatly improve the effectiveness of equipment.

* Bane of Arthropods
* Efficiency
* Feather Falling
* Fire Aspect
* Fortune
* Knockback
* Light Pierce
* Looting
* Luck of the Sea
* Lure
* Multi-Rend (Useless)
* Power
* Punch
* Respiration
* Sapping
* Sharpness
* Smite
* Sweeping Edge
* Thorns
* Unbreaking
* Vampire Slayer

## Exceptions from standard rules

Some items follow different enchantment criteria or may only be able to be enchanted under certain circumstances. Furthermore, some enchantments may only be able to be acquired through unique means.

### Kikoku and Fire Axe

The Kikoku and Fire Axe are both endgame items, having some of the highest damages and chopping speeds respectively within their class of items. **Both the Kikoku and Fire Axe can receive double the standard maximum level for every enchantment** **(ex: Sharpness X) and can be enchanted with any enchantment using enchanted books, including mutually exclusive enchantments such as Sharpness and Smite.** Enchantment levels are combined additively to the weapons when applied (Sharpness VI Kikoku + Sharpness II Book = Sharpness VIII)

### Tomed-Book-Only Items

Some items can only receive enchantments from enchanted books when the books have had tomes used on them to raise their levels.

* Sacthoth's Soul Reaper Blade
* Coralium Longbow

### Coralium and Dread Enchantments

Coralium and Dread can only be applied through the Coralium Infusion and Dread Infusion rituals, respectively. These rituals only work on swords, so book versions must be found as loot.
Sacthoth, Harbinger of Doom

Sacthoth, Harbinger of Doom is an optional boss in Abyssalcraft, ruling over the Dark Realm, the land of invisible shadows under the Omothol. A humanoid version of Sacthoth, dubbed Sathuka, exists in server lore and was added as a Crusader during the first wave.

### Summoning:

Sacthoth is summoned by detonating an Oblivion Deathbomb in the Dark Realm. The immense destructive force produced by the Deathbomb combined with its explosion radius mean that taking heavy or lethal damage before the fight is inevitable. To resist this, it is strongly recommended that the player use a Caesar's Will to counter the effect of 1-shots or otherwise make use of abilities such as the Cyborg Subclass' Stem Cell Synthesizer to recoup lost health quickly after the explosion.

### Fighting:

#### Attacks:

* Within Melee range, Sacthoth attacks with the Soul Reaper Blade, dealing moderate damage.
* Within mid-range, Sacthoth can launch shadows at targets, dealing rapid low damage and making it harder to see.
* When killed, Sacthoth summons 1 Shadow Beast, 6 Shadow Monsters, and 11 Shadow Creatures.

#### Strategy:

Sacthoth has a soft damage cap and constantly inflicts all players within a 32 block radius with Blindness, making awareness of surroundings far more difficult. Sacthoth also has full immunity to arrows, making close-ranged combat the primary method of fighting.

### Drops:

Sacthoth drops a Greater Scroll when killed, and, at the end of its death animation, drops Sacthoth's Soul Reaper Blade, the most damaging melee weapon in Abyssalcraft.
Stone Mask

Stone Masks are a usable item and ingredient from Vampirism. When used, Stone Masks inflict human users with Sanguinare Vampiris, initiating their transformation into a Vampire. Stone Masks are also used by Vampire Hunters to level up and sometimes used for crafting and Rituals.

## Sources:

* Stone Masks are dropped by Vampires that spawn in Vampire Forests.
* Stone Masks can be obtained as a common reward from Cases in Part 1 and Part 2 of Story Mode **(Official Server Only)**

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Hunter Research Table
	+ Hunter Intel
* Sanguinare Injection
* ???
	+ ???

### Hunter Weapon Table:

* Hunter Coat
* Hunter Coat (Enhanced)
Dreadium

Dreadium is a crafting material and ritual ingredient from Abyssalcraft. Dreadium is better than Refined Coralium but worse than Ethaxium.

## Sources:

### Crafting:

* Block of Dreadium (2 spawn naturally in every Temple of Cha'garoth) **(Dreadium Pickaxe or better needed to mine)**

### Crystallization:

* Crystallized Dreadium (1:1):
	+ Dreaded Platinum Ore -> 2
* Crystallized Dreadium Shards (9:1):
	+ Cha'rcoal -> 4
	+ Dreaded Chunk of Platinum -> 4
	+ Dreaded Shard of Platinum -> 4 (Inefficient: Transmutatation Recommended)
* Crystallized Dreadium Fragments (81:1):
	+ Dreaded Shoggoth Flesh -> 2 (Inefficient: Don't)

### Materialization:

* 1x Dreadium Crystal -> 1x Dreadium Ingot

### Transmutation:

* 1x Dreaded Shard of Platinum -> 1x Dreadium Ingot
* 1x Crystallized Dreadium -> 1x Dreadium Nugget (Inefficient: Materialization Recommended)

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Dreadium Armor (Full Set)
* Dreadium Equipment (Tools/Weapons)
* Dreadium Plate

### Rituals:

* Altar of Cha'garoth (top/bottom)
* Dread Infusion
* Rock Beetle Companion
* Rokaka
* Shantak-kun Companion
Sunscreen Beacon

## Recipe

The Sunscreen Beacon is a block from Vampirism that protects Vampire players within 32 blocks from taking sun damage, making safe zones where Vampires can operate during the day outside of safe biomes. Sunscreen Beacons do not drop when mined, making careful placement necessary.

## Sources:

### Crafting:

* A Sunscreen Beacon can be crafted using 3 Obsidian, 5 Dark Ineffable Glass, and a fully-charged Sun Crystal.

## Uses:

* When placed, protects Vampires from sun damage within a 32-block radius.
Waystone

## Recipe

UI
--

The arrows are used to reorganize the order of Waystones. The red X button appears when shift is held and can be used to remove Waystones when clicked.

Waystones are a block added by the Waystones mod. Waystones are used to freely teleport between locations with discovered Waystones, allowing for quick travel between established locations.

Waystones spawn naturally in Villages, but natural Waystones cannot be broken.

## Sources:

* Waystones are produced through a Ritual requiring an Ender Lily and 7 Stone Bricks using a Necrotic Diary.
	+ The Ritual costs no P.E.

## Usage

When placed, Waystones are automatically logged in the player's Waystone menu and a menu is opened to set the Waystone name. The name of a Waystone can be changed after being placed by shift right-clicking the Waystone or clicking on the name of the Waystone at the "Current Location" sector of the UI.

Waystones are logged when right-clicked by a player. Any logged Waystones are able to be teleported to using any other Waystone. Players can also teleport to logged Waystones remotely by pressing the  icon in the bottom left right of the box in your inventory where the player character is visible.

When a Waystone is broken, the ability to teleport to it is lost.

## Tips

* Players can use Waystones in the claimed land of other clans by shift right-clicking on the Waystone with no items in the mainhand or offhand slots. Connecting this way will open the name change menu for the Waystone, but will also log it in your menu.
Cha'garoth, The Dreadbeast

Cha'garoth, The Dreadbeast is the second boss of Abyssalcraft, ruling over the Dreadlands. A humanoid version of Cha'garoth, dubbed Chaz, exists in server lore, but has yet to make any appearances on any server events.

### Summoning:

Cha'garoth is summoned by using an Altar of Cha'garoth at y=40 in a Dreadlands Mountains biome in the Dreadlands. The Altar of Cha'garoth is a two-block structure made using rituals.

### Fighting:

#### Attacks:

* Within Melee range, Cha'garoth can perform basic melee attacks.
* At a mid-range, Cha'garoth can vomit dread at targets, dealing rapid low damage and inflicting Dread Plague.
* At a long range, Cha'garoth fires explosive projectiles that deal high damage and leave lingering Dread Plague where they hit.
* Cha'garoth summons Dreadguards, Dread Spawn, Spawn of Cha'garoth, and Fists of Cha'garoth throughout the fight.

#### Strategy:

Cha'garoth has a soft damage cap and can only take damage from sources within a 16 block radius, making it a formidable foe that must be approached somewhat directly.

* Attacking Cha'garoth with a Fork deals increased damage which ignores his damage cap, allowing the player to damage him more within close range.
* Wearing a Dreadium Samurai Helmet or a Shantak Companion (head bauble) provides immunity to the Dread Plague effect, making the fight much less dangerous.
* Shields can be used to block almost all attacks from Cha'garoth, making one incredibly valuable for surviving during the fight.
* Crowd control is vital to control Cha'garoth's summons, so close-ranged attack stands are very useful.

### Drops:

Cha'garoth drops a Greater Scroll when killed, and, at the end of his death animation, drops an Dread-plagued Gateway Key, an essential progression item necessary for reaching the Omothol (Must be transmuted into Cha'garoth's R'lyehian Gateway Key).
Vampire Book

Vampire Books are items used by both Vampire and Hunter players to level-up in their respective racial-classes.

## Obtaining Vampire Books

Vampire books are incredibly valuable to players attempting to level up their classes but can be somewhat difficult to acquire in earlygame.

### Drops

* Advanced Vampires (Look like DIO) can spawn in Vampire Forest biomes and have a small chance to drop a vampire book on death.
* In story mode, V.A.M.P.I.R.E.s have a decent chance of dropping a vampire book upon death.

### Vampire Book Creation

* Using an Abyssal Wasteland Necronomicon, 4 Vampire Masks, 4 Abyssal Shoggoth Flesh, and 1 book, the player can perform a ritual to create a Vampire Book
Gucci Storage

Gucci Chests are a somewhat complex system of making backpack equivalents and personal inventories. The advantage of this system is the ability to hold and access a large number of items conveniently and from multiple locations. **When first crafted, Gucci Chests and Gucci Bags are set to the default combination, making them accessible by anyone on the server.** Breaking or recoloring a Gucci Chest or bag will not destroy or drop the items inside. Any items bound to a combination of a Gucci Bag can always be found by linking a chest or bag to their specific combination.

## Creation

Once a Gucci Chest is crafted, it has access to the generic inventory from the generic color palette. Right clicking the dye slots on top with dyes change the inventory to the one corresponding to that combination. Thus, one red/blue/red chest has the same inventory as all red/blue/red chests in the world unless they are made personal.

## Private Inventories (Locking)

If a player wishes to make their chest private so guessing combinations will not matter, they can right click the latch slot with a diamond. Any player who opens the chest at that location can still access the inventory, so it is recommended you lock it with the clans mod, and potentially an obsidian block underneath it.

## Gucci Bags, i.e. Backpacks

Gucci Bags are the backpacks of the modpack, and can be linked to Gucci Chests by shift right clicking them. This includes private Gucci Chests. It is not advised to use these without linking them first. Gucci Bags can be placed inside one another, allowing players to carry a virtually infinite amount of items with them. Placing a Gucci Bag inside of itself makes it inaccessible until a new bag or chest is made to access it.

## Gucci Tanks

Gucci Tanks function similarly to Gucci Chests. However, they store fluids such as Water, Lava, Liquid Coralium, Antimatter, and even Blood from blood bottles.

## Trivia

* Originally Named Ender Chests and Ender Pouches, the rename is to create less confusion with the vanilla chests of the same name.
* The rename is based on a scenario of Araki's Rohan manga, in which Rohan acquires a special Gucci Bag which is also a stand that makes items placed in it disappear. In exchange, it gives things to the holder when they are in need of them.
Stone of Aja

## Recipe

The Stone of Aja is a major crafting material added in Funkymod. Stones of Aja are most notably used to craft Umbrellas to grant vampires protection from the sun.

## Sources:

### Rituals:

* 2 Drops of Evil, 2 Dragon Scales, a fully-charged Sun Crystal, a Pillar Man Blood (Purity: 5/5), a Moon Orb, a Magical Snow Globe (Completed), a Resonating Redstone Crystal, a Heaven Diary, and 100,000P.E.

## Uses:

### Weapon:

* Vampire Hunters using the Hamon Battle Art with the "Resourceful" skill unlocked can fire Hamon beams by left-clicking with a Stone of Aja in their main hand.
Vampire (Mob)

Vampires are a group of mobs added by Vampirism. They are naturally neutral towards towards Vampire players but are hostile towards classless and Vampire Hunter players as well as Vampire Hunter mobs.

## General Information:

This information applies to all Vampire mobs.

### Weaknesses:

* All Vampire mobs are naturally vulnerable to sunlight, Hamon, and the Vampire Slayer enchantment.
* All Vampire mobs gain the Weakness effect when in contact with Water.

### Leveling:

Vampires spawn with moderately low stats, but slowly gain levels the longer they exist within loaded chunks, granting them uncapped increases to their maximum health and damage over time. The level of a Vampire Hunter is able to be recorded on a Memory Disc using Whitesnake, allowing for it to be kept or transferred to other Hunters or to Vampires.

## Vampire (Mob)

### Spawn Areas

Vampire Forest, Vampire Village, Overworld (Dark)

## Drops

### Spawning:

* Naturally spawn in Vampire Forests, Vampire-controlled Villages, and dark areas, such as caves within the Overworld.
* Can be summoned using a Ritual.
	+ Requires 1 Vampire Soul (placed within the outer ring) and 100 P.E.

### Behavior:

* Vampires drink blood from most passive mobs, inflicting them with Sanguinare Vampiris and transforming them into vampires if possible.
* If an Advanced Vampire is nearby, Vampires will follow the Advanced Vampire and form groups of up to 5 followers.

### Combat:

* Vampires attack using melee attacks and can spawn either unarmed or holding an Iron Sword.
* If standing behind a player, Vampires can drink their blood, draining hunger and inflicting Sanguinare Vampiris if classless.

### Conditional Drops:

* If killed using a Stake, has a high chance to drop Vampire Blood.
* If killed using a Hunter Weapon, drops a Vampire Soul.

## Drops

### Spawning:

* Vampire Hunter Coaches spawn naturally during world generation in "Hunter Houses" marked with a Stone Mask in an Item Frame next to the door. Hunter Coaches do not respawn if killed.
* Can be summoned using a Ritual.
	+ Requires 8 Vampire Souls (placed within the outer ring) and 1000 P.E.

### Conditional Drops:

* If killed using a Hunter Weapon, drops a Vampire Soul.

## Drops

### Drop 1

Pillar Man Blood(Must be killed by player)

### Spawning:

* Pillar Men spawn naturally in Vampire Forest biomes at night.
* Can be summoned using a Ritual.
	+ Requires 4 Stone Masks and 4 Vampire Orchids (placed within the outer ring) as well as 100 P.E.

### Behavior:

* Pillar Men spawn Baby Vampire Minions (up to 5 at a time)
* When exposed to sunlight, Pillar Men disappear in a puff of black smoke.

### Combat:

* Pillar Men fire Dark Blood Projectiles that ...
* Pillar Men can become invisible for ...

## Baby Vampire Minion

### Spawning:

* Baby Vampire Minions are spawned by Pillar Men

### Behavior:

* When not aggroed onto a target, Baby Vampire Minions will follow the Pillar Man that summoned them.
* When
Darklands

The Darklands are a group of Overworld biomes added in Abyssalcraft. The biomes are easily identified by their dark-blue grass and tall, dark-colored Darklands Oak Trees. Darklands biomes are especially notable as Vampire Players can live there during the day without being affected by the sun, making it an ideal place for base-building.

## Unique Resources

* Darklands Biomes are the only Overworld location where Platinum Ore can be mined, though the ore is notably rare.
* Darklands Oak Wood is unique to these biomes.

## Special Mobs

* Living Shadows (Night Only)
	+ Shadow Creatures
	+ Shadow Monsters
	+ Shadow Beasts
* Abyssal Zombie (Night Only)
Vampire (disambiguation)

**Vampire** could refer to one of three things:

* Vampire, the player Mainclass/leveling path from the Vampirism mod.

* Vampire (Mob), the mob that drops Stone Masks and has the ability to turn players into Vampires.

* Vampire (Stone Mask Powers), the powers gained from the SBA Stone Mask. **(No longer a feature in the modpack)**
Dreadlands Staff of Rending

## Recipe

The Dreadlands Staff of Rending is the direct upgrade to the Abyssal Wasteland Staff of Rending, dealing more damage and thus sapping faster than its Abyssal Wasteland counterpart. Like other Staves of Rending, it is used to extract Dimensional Essences or Shadow Gems from Abyssalcraft mobs.

## Sources:

The Dreadlands Staff of Rending is created through a Ritual using 4 Dreadstone, 3 Dread Fragments, 1 Shadow Gem, 1 Abyssal Wasteland Staff of Rending, and a Dreadlands Diary with 2,000 P.E.

## Uses:

### Sapping:

* Abyssal Wasteland Essence - Coralium Enemies in Abyssal Wasteland
* Dreadlands Essence - Dread Enemies in Dreadlands
* Omothol Essence - Minions of the Gatekeeper in Omothol
* Shadow Gems - Living Shadows

## Enchantments:

* **Sapping (I-IV):** Staff of Rending deals additional damage, sapping energy more quickly and acting as a better weapon. Level IV is obtained using an Ancient Tome.
* **Multi-Rend:** Staff of Rending damages in an area of effect, sapping energy from all mobs damaged.
Jojovein Wiki

**Welcome to the Jojovein Wiki!**
Jojovein is a mod pack for Minecraft based on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, authored by Hydraheads. It has a built-in server and ~100 mods, all well integrated. Jojovein's progression is mostly linked to Vampirism and Abyssalcraft.

To get Started, craft a Jojovein Compendium with a block of dirt.

## Important articles

For information about making a Gucci Bag or Chest private: Gucci StorageBlocksMobsGearItemsStandsAbyssalcraft ProgressionVampire PlayersHunter PlayersAccessoriesMechanicsClans and BountiesStory ModeSingularity ZonesJojovein Server Lore
## Crusaders

Crusaders Gacha features can be found here

## Subclasses

Subclass info can be found here

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Transmutator

## Recipe

UI
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The Transmutator is a interactable block added by Abyssalcraft. Functionally, Transmutators work the same as standard Furnaces but rely on their own fuel sources and have interactions generally related to transformation, converting between related materials.

## Sources:

Transmutators are crafted using 5 Coralium Bricks, 2 Blocks of Refined Coralium, 1 Liquid Coralium Bucket, and 1 Transmutation Gem

## Recipes:

Below is a list of all Transmutation recipes. Some recipes can be performed in both directions.

## Fuels:

Below is a list of all items usable as fuel in Transmutators and the duration of their effects.

 Blaze Rod
 Coralium Brick
 Coralium Chunk
 Meteor Gem/Cluster
 Coralium-plagued Flesh/
Coralium-plagued Flesh on a Bone
 Liquid Coralium Bucket
 Meteor Pearl
 Methane
 Transmutation Gem
Dreadguard

Dreadguards are powerful Abyssalcraft enemies found in the Dreadlands both in the wild and in Cha'garoth's Lair, both as predetermined spawns and as summons. Dreadguards, along with Greater Dreadspawn, and Lesser Dreadbeasts are the primary source of Dreaded Shards of Platinum, and thus of Dreadium.

## Fighting:

### Abilities:

Dreadguards wear Dreaded Platinum armor, giving them high defense and the added effect of flame thorns when hit. Furthermore, Dreadguards inflict the Dread Plague effect when attacking, both with melee and with a mid-ranged dread vomit attack. The combination of high defense, respectable damage, and dangerous damage-over-time effects makes Dreadguards very threatening enemies, especially when in groups.

### Strategy:

Wearing Dreaded Platinum armor defends the player from fire and the Dread Plague effect, greatly reducing the threat posed by Dreadguards. Dreadium Samurai armor provides greater defense and has similar anti-dread and fire resistance effects, but is more expensive and may not be immediately viable. As an alternative to the armors, Vampire Hunters can wear a Shantak-Kun companion to gain immunity to the Dread Plague.

If the player has Stone Free, its shift-click lasso skill can steal the Dreaded Platinum armor from Dreadguards, greatly reducing their defense and eliminating their ability to deal fire damage when attacked. Furthermore, the armor stolen through this method has full-durability and can be worn by the player to further their advantage. If using this method, Dreadguards are incredibly vulnerable and are easy to kill, even for people new to the Dreadlands.

If you are unable to find armors or equipment to gain immunities to the Dread Plague, an effective method for slowly defeating Dreadguards is to use a Staff of Rending or bow to gradually damage them from a distance while standing in water to extinguish the flames from dealing damage.
Ancient Tomes

Ancient tomes are rare items used to raise an enchanted book beyond its natural limit. They only exist for non-protective enchantments.

To use an Ancient Tome, combine it with its corresponding Enchanted Book in an anvil as seen below:

Ancient Tomes can be found in all kinds of chests throughout the world, mining is the best way to acquire them. In the server, some obtainable cases contain them.

## Special Use

An Enchantment Book containing a limit broken enchantment (one upgraded with tomes) can be used to enchant some otherwise unenchantable weapons such as Sacthoth's Soul Reaper Blade.

## Note

In the official server, an enchanted book with every upgraded tome together called the "Urban Dictionary" was traded cheaply to new players, leading many players to believe it was a standard item in the modpack, breaking the progression of Tomes. This caused trading of Enchanted Books to be forbidden and a rule of no boosting to be implemented.
Ender Lily

### Description:

Ender Lilies are a type of crop item used to grow ender pearls. Ender Lilies can be placed on Dirt and Endstone. Ender Lilies grow very slowly (7 in-game days (2.3 hours) on Endstone and takes 4 times as long (9.2 hours) if planted on Dirt) and cannot be sped-up with bone meal or a watering can, regressing in growth when bone meal is used. Despite the great time required to grow pearls using lilies, they are the most consistant method for acquiring them before the end is reached and can be ignored while other aspects of progression are done while they grow.

### Obtaining:

Like Seeds and Redstone Orchids, Ender Lilies can be obtained rarely when breaking grass, dropping at an approximate 0.07% chance. Once one is obtained, at least one lily is guanteed to drop each time the crop is harvested.
Platinum boots

## **Acquisition**

Platinum boots can be crafted by smithing diamond boots with Platinum ingots.

### **Smithing**

Adding a dreaded chunk of platinum to the boots will get you dreaded platinum boots.

### **Enchantments**

Platinum boots can be enchanted with Protection, Fire protection, Blast protection, Projectile protection, Thorns, Curse of binding, Mending, Unbreaking, Curse of vanishing and arrow frugality, Feather falling, depth strider, frost walker, as well as all enhanced versions of these.

## **Other**

Wearing Platinum boots will give you a permanent speed boost while you have them equipped.
Platinum Helmet

## **Acquisition**

A Platinum Helmet can be crafted by adding a Platinum ingot to diamond helmet using a smithing table.

## **Uses**

### **Smithing**

Adding a dreaded chunk of platinum to the Platinum Helmet will get you dreaded platinum Helmet.

### **Enchantments**

A Platinum Helmet can be enchanted with Protection, Fire protection, Blast protection, Projectile protection, Thorns, Curse of binding, Mending, Unbreaking, Curse of vanishing and arrow frugality, Respiration, aqua affinity, well as all enhanced versions of these.

## Other

Wearing a Platinum Helmet will give you permanent water breathing while you have them equipped.
Funkymod

Funkymod is a mod developed by funkyking01, a moderator and contributor to Jojovein development, for use specifically in Jojovein. Funkymod is primarily dedicated to the addition of assets, potion effects, and integration of mod features for the purpose of Jojovein Scripted features and custom items.
Crystalline

## Recipe

*9 Crystalline Scrap makes 1 ingot*

Crystalline is a crafting material found in The Aurorian.

## Sources:

Crystalline Scrap is obtained by deconstructing Crystalline equipment using a Scrapper or smelting it in a furnace. Crystalline equipment can only be found in certain dungeon chests in The Aurorian. 9 Crystalline Scrap can be crafted into an Crystalline Ingot, the main form of the material used for crafting.

Scrap Yield by Source and Method:
 Orb of Absorption
 Crystalline Pickaxe
 Crystalline Sword
 Living Divining Rod

## Used to Craft:

* Aurorian Steel
* Crystalline Pickaxe
* Crystalline Shield
* Crystalline Sword
Wasteland Diary

## Skin Recipe

The Wasteland Diary (Formerly known as the Abyssal Wasteland Necronomicon) is the direct upgrade of the Necrotic Diary and is used for preforming Rituals in Abyssalcraft that are beyond the capabilities of the Necrotic Diary. The P.E. capacity of the Wasteland Diary is upgraded to 10,000.

## Sources:

The Wasteland Diary is crafted using 1 Necrotic Diary and 3 Skins of the Abyssal Wasteland.

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Dreadlands Diary (Dreadlands Necronomicon)

### Source of Knowledge:

The Wasteland Diary's guidance on progression, rituals, and game mechanics are expanded to cover materials involving the Abyssal Wasteland.
Archaeologist

The Archaeologist is a Villager-type mob added by the Quark mod. Archaeologists act as traders, selling bones and gunpowder for emeralds as well as selling Archaeologist hats, a largely cosmetic armor piece. Archaeologists are also the sole source of Skill Points for the Spin Subclass, making them a greatly coveted resource.

### Spawning:

Archaeologists spawn in small 3 x 5 x 3 stone rooms that branch-off from caves at low y-levels. Archaeologist shelter spawns are very rare, spawning at a rate of one shelter per 25 chunks, or, in some older chunks, as rarely as one per 100 chunks. Their shelters contain an Iron Door, Crafting Table, Chest, and Bed. **Archaeologists spawn during worldgen and do not respawn or despawn**, making their total number technically limited.

### Locating:

Archaeologists are rare and spawn in cluttered, chaotic environments where they can be incredibly difficult to locate and can be easily missed, even in close encounters. Ultimately, your eyes may not be your best resource to find them. Below are potential methods to find them:

* The ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kars / Light Mode Crusader is strongly recommend to find Archaeologists as his Heat Scan skill can locate any within a 40 block radius.
* Archaeologists, like normal villagers, make mumbling noises, but are much louder than normal villagers allowing them to be heard from farther away. Increasing volume for villagers or turning on subtitles in the sound settings may make you more likely to notice an archaeologist that would otherwise go unnoticed.
Platinum chestplate

## **Acquisition**

You get a Platinum Chestplate by putting a diamond chestplate with a Platinum ingot.

## **Uses**

### **Smithing**

Adding a dreaded chunk of platinum to the Platinum Chestplate will get you dreaded platinum Chestplate.

### **Enchantments**

A Platinum Chestplate can be enchanted with Protection, Fire protection, Blast protection, Projectile protection, Thorns, Curse of binding, Mending, Unbreaking, Curse of vanishing and arrow frugality, as well as all enhanced versions of these.
Printers

Printers are interactable blocks added by Crayfish's Furniture Mod. Printers can be given a book or enchanted book and will create an identical copy of the book by consuming 10 Ink Sacs. If the ink supply runs out, much like a furnace, the print will fail, progress will be lost, and the ink initially added will be wasted. **Note: There is a bug where copied books removed from the printer may disappear if removed too soon after the printing process is completed. To fix this, relog quickly after and give the printer a time buffer after completion before removing the copy.**
Asorah's Dreaded Gateway Key

Asorah's Dreaded Gateway Key is an item used to create portals to the Dreadlands, the second dimension of Abyssalcraft, from within the Abyssal Wasteland.

## Sources:

Asorah's Dreaded Gateway Keys are produced through a Ritual using 1 Gateway Key, 1 Eye of the Abyss, 1 Dreadlands Infused Powerstone, and 1 Transmutation Gem using 10,000P.E. and a Wasteland Diary (Abyssal Wasteland Necronomicon).
Crusher

## Recipe

Both Pistons or Sticky Pistons can be used.

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Upper-left slot holds Upgrades.
Button below changes when Crusher is on.
Next slot going right is the input slot.
Next 2 slots going right are the output slots.
Bar along far right is RF storage.

The Crusher is a interactable block added by ExtraUtilities2. By using a Crusher, Ore blocks can be made into 2 dusts that can each be smelted into ingots, effectively doubling the yield from each ore obtained. In order to function, Crushers require Redstone Flux (RF) as an energy source. Crushers have a storage capacity of 20,000 RF and, by default, consume 4,000 RF per unit crushed at a rate of 10 seconds per item. Crushers, along with several other ExtraUtilities2 machines, can be sped-up by Speed Upgrades though limited automatic item-transport methods available in the Official Server (for lag management reasons) make some drastic increases in speed less viable.

## Recipe List:

### **Ores:**

Some ores are not worth crushing, but this can depend on the player's available level of Fortune.

**Other Materials:**

Although Crushers are most notable for their ability to increase the yield of ores, they can be used on a wide variety of items to gain additional or alternate products.
Aurorianite

## Recipe

*9 Aurorianite Scrap makes 1 ingot*

Aurorianite is a crafting material found in The Aurorian.

## Sources:

Aurorianite Scrap is obtained by deconstructing Aurorianite equipment using a Scrapper or smelting it in a furnace. Aurorianite equipment can only be found in certain dungeon chests in The Aurorian. 9 Aurorianite Scrap can be crafted into an Aurorianite Ingot, the main form of the material used for crafting.

Scrap Yield by Source by Method:
 Aurorianite Pickaxe
 Aurorianite Sword

## Used to Craft:

* Arrow of Stand Sealing
* Aurorian Steel
* Aurorianite Axe
* Aurorianite Pickaxe
* Aurorianite Sword
Necrotic Diary

## Recipe

The Necrotic Diary (Formerly known as the Necronomicon) is the core item for preforming Rituals in Abyssalcraft, making use of it, along with the other diaries, is vital to Jojovein progression. The Necrotic Diary, along with its upgrades act as a storage vessel for Potential Energy (P.E.), and must expend stored P.E. to perform most rituals.

## Sources:

The Necrotic Diary is crafted using 1 Book, 2 Iron Ingots, and 6 Rotten Flesh.

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Wasteland Diary (Abyssal Wasteland Necronomicon)

### Source of Knowledge:

The Necrotic diary is a book that can be read to provide guidance on progression, rituals, or game mechanics. The Diaries also contain lore about different areas and can be used to create Spells using Scrolls.

## Trivia

* The item is based on the Necronomicon of H.P. Lovecraft lore, a book bound in human skin than inspired insanity in its readers.
* In the context of Jojovein, the Diaries, along with the very inclusion of Abyssalcraft, are intended as an analogue for DIO's quest to achieve the powers of Heaven.
Pillar Man Blood

## Recipe

(Recipe for upgrade from 1/5 to 2/5)

Pillar Man Blood is a crafting material, Ritual ingredient, and Levelling item from Vampirism. Pillar Man Blood comes in many purities (1/5 - 6/5). Higher purities of blood are usable as replacements for lower purities for the purpose of levelling and (usually) crafting.

## Sources:

### Cases:

* Normal (Login) Case
* Phantom Blood Case **(Official Server Only)**
* Battle Tendency Case **(Official Server Only)**

### Mob Drops:

* Pillar Man (Purity determined by level)
* Pillar Man Bosses from Part 2 of Story Mode **(Official Server Only)**
	+ Santana (German Fortress) - 1/5
	+ Whamuu (Roman Catacombs) - 2/5
	+ Eisidisi (Air Supplena Island) - 4/5
	+ Kars (Swiss Chalet) - 4/5
	+ Whamuu (Roman Colosseum) - 5/5
	+ Kars (Final Battle) - 5/5
	+ Ultimate Kars - 6/5

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Purity 1/5 - 4/5
	+ Blood Infused Iron Ingot
	+ Pillar Man Blood (Increase blood purity)
	+ Vampire Cloak (All)
* Purity 5/5
	+ Enhanced Blood Infused Iron Ingot
	+ Vampire Cloak (All)

### Mainclass Levelling:

* Vampire
* Vampire Hunter

### Rituals:

* Purity 5/5
	+ Stone of Aja
Shadow Gem

Shadow Gems are a group of crafting and Ritual ingredients from Abyssalcraft.

Shadow Gems come in three sizes:

* Shadow Gem Fragments
* Shadow Gem Shards (Equal to 9 Fragments)
* Shadow Gems (Equal to 9 Shards/81 Fragments)

### Moonlight Forge:

* Sun Crystal (empty) and Umbra Scrap. **(This method is relatively expensive, but can help if spawns are poor)**

### Rending:

* Sapping from Living Shadow enemies (Other than Sacthoth) using a Staff of Rending

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Energy Collector (Basic-Omothol)
* Energy Container (Basic-Omothol)
* Energy Pedestal (Overworld-Omothol)
* Energy Relay (Basic-Omothol)
* Rending Pedestal
* Sacrificial Altar (Basic-Omothol)
* Shadow Obsidian Knight Companion
* Staff of Rending
* Stone Tablet
Platinum leggings

## **Acquisition**

Platinum Leggings can be crafted by adding a Platinum ingot to diamond leggings using a smithing table.

## **Uses**

### **Crafting**

This item doesn't have any crafting recipes.

### **Smithing**

Adding a dreaded chunk of platinum to the leggings will get you dreaded platinum leggings.

### **Enchantments**

Platinum legging can be enchanted with Protection, Fire protection, Blast protection, Projectile protection, Thorns, Curse of binding, Mending, Unbreaking, Curse of vanishing and arrow frugality, as well as all enhanced versions of these.
Estella Nocturne

Even her quarters are done in ancient style.

The youngest Member of the Fenrir's crew has a fascination with old world things. Not the LosTech of the last Golden Age but things of wood, brass, and ancient mariner superstition are Estella's fancy. Most of her uniforms have been modified to allow for a certain mix of modern and ancient flair.
SMSS J181609.62-333218.7/Character

Artist's Impression of The Extremely Metal-Poor Star SMSS J181609.62-333218.7

SMSS J181609.62-333218.7 is a extremely metal-poor star in the constellation Sagittarius, she are located at around 52,000 light years away from earth

Since SMSS J181609.62-333218.7 is very old, she doesn't remember anythings, but she can remember other metal-poor stars, and her best friend was SMSS J173823.38-145701.1 and SMSS J160540.18-144323.1, however, red supergiant stars such as AH Scorpii and VX Sagittarii very hate her for being an metal-poor star
Faction System

More coming but player stuff first.

## Status

Every Faction has a certain amount of reputation based on what they do and this is reflected by their Status. Every time a Faction completes a noteworthy task their status changes, ideally to the better. By and large Status is handled like spending XP. For every noteworthy success a point is gained and every five points increases the Faction's status by one level. Of course if there's a botch points may be lost. Additionally the number of points in question is usually 1 point but truly epic events can merit more at the DM's discretion.

The strength of a Faction's Status is treated just like any other Skill's Dice Pool. Members of the Faction on business for their group will occasionally roll their Faction's Status, along with their own Traits, to determine an outcome. For example, a representative of a Mercenary Company may open contract negotiations begining an Intrigue Contest. She would then roll the Company's Status dice together with her own Mind dice as a single Dice Pool in an attempt to take the Initiative at negotiations.
Cyber Parts

**Note: Cyberware mod has been removed as of Jojovein 4.1.0, replaced with subclasses. This article remains in for other users of the mod, or users of the older versions of the modpack.**

## Cyberware Guide

> "**German Science is the best in the world**!"
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> **- Rudol von Stroheim**
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Cyber parts are a major part of Jojovein, granting a very wide assortment of bonuses to the player. Cyber parts drop from cyber zombies, and are kept on death.

## How to install Cyber Parts

To install cyber parts, you must first craft a robosurgeon, and then a surgery chamber. Place the surgeon on top of the surgery chamber as pictured above, then right click the surgeon. You will enter a menu where you can click on various parts of your body to install parts. Some parts require you to remove your human parts, while others need other parts. You have 100 tolerance, and installing parts beyond that tolerance will cause your body to reject the implants, which can be temporarily remedied with neuropozyne injections found in dungeons, allowing you to install parts past the limit.

## Running on Energy

Some cyber parts demand the player retains a charge of energy. While cyber parts exist to conditionally passively recharge the player, the main method of recharging is using a Cyberware Charger and standing on top of it while it recieves RF. A very simple way of powering the charger is, for instance, crafting a magmatic generator and placing a lava bucket inside of it, then by putting it next to the charger.

You can also use parts to increase your body's energy storage capacity overall.

## Increasing cyber zombie spawns

There are two ways to make cyber zombies spawn more frequently, ignoring the cyber part which does as well. The first way is to craft a radio kit which has a small range, and the second is to construct a radio tower. To construct a radio tower you must first make 42 radio tower components, then place them in this fashion.

Placing one more on top will make it transform into a radio tower, and placing a radio beacon on top completes it.

## Blueprints

Blueprints are created by placing salvaged parts and a piece of paper in a cyberware scanner. Each scan is a lengthy process, and as of 3.0.0 will always succeed. Blueprints are used to make manufactured parts in infinite quantifies without being consumed, and can be stored in a component box.

## Making Manufactured Parts / Getting Components

The cyberware engineering table is used to break cyber parts down to components used in crafting a number of things in the mod. Those components are also used in conjuction with blueprints to make manufactured cyber parts.

It is important to note each salvaged part has a specific pool of output components, but this wiki does not currently document every individual broken down output.
Eye of The Abyss

The Eye of The Abyss is an vital crafting material from Abyssalcraft and is most notably used to make Asorah's Dreaded Gateway Key to reach the Dreadlands.

## Sources:

* Dropped at the end of Asorah, The Fallen's death animation.
* Dropped by Crazy Coralium in Singularity Zone 4B - Stronghold (Coralium Subzone). **(Official Server Only)**

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Cloak of Asorah
* Swiftness Armor Set (Abyss) (All Pieces)
Deep Dark

Not to be confused with the Dark Realm, the dimension of shadows located beneath the Omothol.

The Deep Dark is a biome accessed by using a Deep Dark Portal. The Deep Dark gradually deals damage to any players in dimly-lit areas, but ore spawns are significantly higher in the Deep Dark than in the Overworld, making it an optimal place for mining.

## Structure/Layers

The Deep Dark has a specific layout of cavities, geological formations, and block types, each with different notable properties.

* **Bedrock Roof**
	+ 3-block-thick layer of Bedrock at the build height limit.
* **Solid Stone Region**
	+ Entirely composed of Stone and Cobblestone along with randomly spaced hollow areas with pools of water.
	+ The Deep Dark Portal block spawns in a well-lit 5x5x6 room within this layer.
* **Central Cavity**
	+ Large void space of air with large pillars of cobblestone stretching from floor to ceiling. Mobs often spawn here.
* **Cave Region**
	+ Significantly higher rates of ore spawns than in Overworld. Structures from the Overworld (Mineshafts, Caves, Dungeons) can spawn here.
* **Bedrock Floor**
	+ Identical to Bedrock floor of Overworld
Platinum

Platinum is a smithing, crafting, and ritual material from Abyssalcraft. Platinum equipment is better than Diamond but worse than Refined Coralium.

## Sources:

### Crystallization:

* Crystallized Platinum (1:1):
	+ Chunk of Platinum -> 1 (Pointless)
	+ Dreaded Platinum Ore -> 2
	+ Dreadlands Platinum Ore -> 2
	+ Platinum Ore -> 2
* Crystallized Dreadium Shards (9:1):
	+ Dreaded Chunk of Platinum -> 4
	+ Dreaded Shard of Platinum -> 4
* Crystallized Dreadium Fragments (81:1):
	+ Dreaded Shoggoth Flesh -> 2 (Inefficient: Don't)

### Looting:

* Abyssal Wasteland Ruins (Main and Hidden Room) Chests
* Meteor Event Chests
* Village Blacksmith Chest

### Materialization:

* 1x Platinum Crystal -> 1x Platinum Ingot

### Smelting:

* \*Dreaded Platinum Ore
* \*Dreadlands Platinum Ore
* Chunk of Platinum
* Dreaded Chunk of Platinum
* Platinum Dust
	+ Platinum Ore

\*Crusher or Blast Furnace recommended.

### Transmutation:

* 1x Crystallized Platinum -> 1x Platinum Nugget (Inefficient: Materialization Recommended)

## Uses:

### Crafting:

* Azathoth Statue
* Block of Platinum
	+ Block of Platinum (Chisel)
	+ Platinum Equipment (Hammers, Excavators, and Plows)
	+ Opinium Star (Pathetic)
* ODB Core
	+ Oblivion Deathbomb

### Smithing:

* Platinum Armor (Full Set)
* Platinum Equipment (Tools/Weapons)
Spells

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Spells are a type of usable item added by Abyssalcraft. Spells are entirely optional during Abyssalcraft progression, but can provide various abilities in exchange for a P.E. cost.

## List of Spells

Spells with an asterisk (\*) are useless due to the unobtainable nature of the Spirit Tablet in Jojovein.

* \*Display Routes (100 P.E.) - Reveals all active item transport routes within 16 blocks of the caster.
* Grasp of Cthulhu (20 P.E.) - Immobilizes target and deals low damage over time. Cannot kill.
* Hide from the Eye (500 P.E.) - Caster or target gains the Invisibility effect for 5 minutes.
* Life Drain (100 P.E.) - Damage the target for 5 damage and heal 5 health, regardless of damage dealt.
* Ooze Removal (100 P.E.) - Eliminates all Shoggoth Ooze within a small radius.
* Siren's Song (1000 P.E.) - ???
* Steal Vigor (500 P.E.) - Inflicts Slowness, Weakness, and Mining Fatigue on the target and grants Speed II, Strength II, and Haste II to the caster. All effects, both to the target and the caster, last 60 seconds.
* Teleport Home (1000 P.E.) - Teleports the player to their spawn point. (Largely useless on Jojovein due to other teleportation options)
* \*Toll The Bell (1000 P.E.) - Starts/Stops all Spirit Tablet item transportation within a 16 block radius of the player or viewed block.
* Undeath to Dust (1000 P.E.) - Instantly kills any undead mob, leaving no drops.

## Making Spells

Spells are imbued into scrolls using a Diary (Necronomicon) within the Spellbook section. Spell recipes can be found in the "Open Compendium" section of the spellbook, and the spell crafting UI is accessed through the "Create/modify spells" section. Recipes containing a specific scroll in the middle slot can only be crafted with the specific scroll shown. Scroll type does not currently affect the abilities of spells.
Omothol Diary

## Skin Recipe

The Omothol Diary (Formerly known as the Omothol Necronomicon) is the direct upgrade of the Dreadlands Diary and is used for preforming Rituals in Abyssalcraft that are beyond the capabilities of the Dreadlands Diary. The P.E. capacity of the Omothol Diary is upgraded to 40,000.

## Sources:

### Crafting:

* The Omothol Diary is crafted using 1 Dreadlands Diary and 3 Skins of Omothol
	+ Skins of Omothol are crafted from 8 Omothol Ghoul Flesh and 1 Omothol Essence

## Uses:

### Source of Knowledge:

The Omothol Diary's guidance on progression, rituals, and game mechanics are expanded to cover materials involving The Omothol.