Applecraft Rarities Wiki

## **Welcome to the Applecraft Rarities Wiki!**

To get to the rares list, click the "Rares List" tab above. You can also simply hover over the tab to select a few quick access links. To return to this page, click the "Main Page" tab above.

## Goals

There are several goals this wiki is striving to achieve, which are listed below.

* **Become a handy tool for collectors**. As it stands, it's hard for collectors to know what rares they are missing from a crate that has already cycled out of circulation.
* **Rare authentication**. As time goes on, rares pass through multiple hands and are altered to the liking of each owner, whether they're dyed, enchanted, or have a name change. For collectors who want to see an unaltered version, this is the place to go.
* **Curiosities sake**. Newer players jump onto the server with no prior knowledge of what rares have been introduced to the server or what abilities.
* **Ensure rares aren't forgotten**. As time passes, older players leave and new players take their place, and old unlabeled rares fade into obscurity.

## What is a Rare?

A rare is any item or block that has been altered in a way that a normal player on the Applecraft server would not be able to reproduce. Almost all rares have one or more of the following traits, with some exceptions.

* Colored Text.
* Lore text.

* Enchantments on un-enchantable items/blocks.
* Item or block that is typically unobtainable to players.
* An item with a custom texture from the server resource pack.

An example of a rare is shown below.

The christmas milk qualifies as a rare because it is named with colored text, has lore text, and is an enchanted item that typically cannot be enchanted.

## Exceptions

Items on the server can possess one or more of the listed traits above, but would not classify as a rare if their creation was the result of one of the following traits.

* Items renamed using a rename tag, known as custom items. This also includes rares that were renamed with a rename tag, also called altered rares.
* Custom items made by staff that are not normally available to the public, such as mod tools or gifts from one staff to another.
* Custom items made specifically for town decor or town events.
* An item enchanted through the use of Library Crate books.

An example of an item that has traits of a rare but does not qualify is shown below.

This item features the same traits as the christmas milk. It is named with colored text, has lore text, and is an enchanted item that typically cannot be enchanted. However, this item is something that is not available to the public, therefore cannot be called a 'rare'.

## Altered Rares

Items renamed with item rename tags are fairly easy to spot. Most rares have at least one non-vanilla enchantment that normal players would be unable to replicate, so finding an item that is renamed but has no lore text and only vanilla enchantments is pretty telling of a custom named item. However, when a player uses a rename tag to have an already existing rare renamed, it makes it much harder to spot for authenticity. Renaming rares is a fun way for players to personalize their possessions, but it makes collecting a challenge, especially for those who were not around when those original rares were first introduced. Here are some examples of altered rares compared to their original versions.

* The September 2017 lore text helps to identify the origins of this altered rare. However, with no prior knowledge, a newer player would not know that this rare is not original.

* Similar to the previous altered rare, the lore tells us what it comes from, but newer players would not be able to tell that it's been modified.