I believe Crossbows need a broader set of enchantments. They only have 3 exclusive enchants, even the Trident has more enchants than that...

Velocity (I-V)

This enchant retains the crossbow projectile's velocity (and damage output) by 10% per level. It is the crossbow alternative for Power.

Spalling (I-IV) [Cannot be paired with Piercing]

This enchant bypasses raw armor protection by 20% per level. This enchant would make crossbows super useful in late-game combat, since it would likely deal meaningful damage to Netherite juggernauts (unless they have Projectile Protection). It is even more effective with fireworks as the projectile. It is the crossbow alternative for Breach.

Bang (I-III) [Cannot be paired with Multishot, Velocity, and Piercing]

This enchant is a little interesting.. Upon firing an arrow, the recoil is strong enough to push you back a few blocks, essentially making it a mobility tool. At level 1, the recoil would push you 2 blocks into the air, each level increases that value by 2 blocks, meaning you could fly a total of 6 blocks per shot. It might put wind charges out of business so similarly to lunge, it should take a large chunk of durability from the crossbow.

No more dying to the void with a Bang Crossbow.

Pearl gets hit with an arrow from unenchanted bow --> Triggers teleportation

Pearl gets hit with an arrow from a punch enchanted bow --> Redirects the pearl

Pearl gets hit with an arrow from a flame enchanted bow --> Triggers teleportation and sets the pearl user on fire

If the bow is enchanted with both flame and punch, punch will override flame's effect.

Many people might say it's pointless because who shoots at pearls??? cough cough totally not me cough

Rocks should be added to Minecraft.

Rocks can be obtained by putting 1 cobblestone or cobbled deepslate in a crafting grid.

They can be thrown to deal damage to mobs (maybe one heart worth of damage), or used as decorations, so people don't have to rely on buttons as substitutes.

They could be used for various crafting recipes too, such as an alternative recipe for gravel.

Whenever I play games with my friends, I always get laughed at for being SO laggy. One of them told me it might be my "cursed technique" and that got me wondering... How would a lag based technique even work? I've thought about this one for weeks though I've never actually written it down, here's how I think it'd work.

Summary and Basic Mechanics

Lag manipulation allows the user to manifest a ping and FPS based system into the real world. The user could steal a target's FPS and transfer ping to them through contact. The user could continuously stack FPS and ping to react and move faster than the opponent.

The target doesn't have to be a living human, lag manipulation can also work on objects or mediums. This can allow the user to mimic Infinity in a way, by constantly slowing down the surroundings, though that would likely require S tier refinement or the Six Eyes.

The user can also target physics. Perhaps they could stack kinetic energy and store it as potential energy by lagging the inertia of movements(?), replicating Yuki's cursed technique to an extent.

This could be the lag manipulator's most destructive capability, they could level several city blocks just by releasing the kinetic energy they stored whilst running at Mach 5.

Blowback

When the user fails to fulfill conditions, their ping might spike and their FPS might drop. This might be seen in scenarios involving unfulfilled binding vows or a failed domain.

Domain

The domain expansion could simply drain the opponent's FPS and drastically increase their ping. The frames are absorbed by the domain user, and their ping is totally transferred to the enemy without the need of contact.

The domain could have an interesting trait where during a domain clash, it can lapse (or lag) in and out of existence, causing the opposing domain to take over briefly, and get overrun by the lag domain replacing the opposing domain's barrier with its own. However, the domain would still be vulnerable to open domains like MS.

Imitation of other techniques

With enough creativity (and refinement), this technique could effectively imitate;

•Projection Sorcery - By cramming frames to move across distances faster, and freezing opponents by absorbing their frames, as well as increasing their ping. Lag users could accelerate indefinitely by storing inertia.

•Limitless (Infinity) - By slowing down the area surrounding the user.

•Bom ba ye - By slowing down inertia, energy can be stored indefinitely within the user, and it can be released into a different attack, increasing its "mass" or "weight".

This could apply to pretty much every type of compass!

There should be an indicator for how far you are from your destination, maybe something close to a durability bar, but its bar goes down the closer you are to your destination. For a more precise reading maybe they could put "6767 blocks away" in the tooltips, to show how far the lodestone, respawn, or death point is.

I think a lot of people would agree on me with this. It is SOOO annoying having fishermen use barrels, I always use it on builds, and even in stashes on economy SMPs, it's super annoying having villagers invade my homes/stash rooms just to become a fisherman.

Can't they just get their own workstation like a fishing basket thingy? Maybe a kitchen-esque workstation that cuts food into bits? Anything that isn't barrels or campfires 😭

Freight (I - III) is mainly a utility enchant, it allows the user to have 3 extra inventory slots per level. The maximum level of Freight allows you to carry one more row of items.

What happens if you remove the chestplate..?

Instead of it throwing your stuff to the ground upon removal, the inventory slots just become locked. You may only get them once you equip the chestplate again, or any other chestplate with the freight enchant.

This would be super handy since items put on the extra slots freight gives, aren't bound to your inventory, so upon death, you can equip a freight chestplate to access those items. Sounds pretty OP to have a chestplate storage cloud, so maybe the items should be bound to your inventory instead of the enchantment.

(The reason why it's not bound to the chestplates themselves is because I don't like the idea of it becoming a better bundle...)

Combat Applications.

Freight will knock mobs back the faster you're going. If you bump into an entity, it'll be pushed or knocked back.

I think it's pretty interesting, but it'd be very annoying for traditional combat, so you could see this as a way to debuff the enchant.

What if Kashimo was from the Heian, and Sukuna was from the Edo?

Notes

The suggestion features some blocks/concepts from a previous suggestion I had; https://www.reddit.com/r/minecraftsuggestions/s/CyqkOaBfvx

New Natural End Features for the Biome Revamp

•Tough Lichen - The grass of the End, Chorus plants that grow on it get bigger and turn into hardened stem. (More info on the link)

•Old Chorus Plants - Essentially End trees. These are Chorus plants that grew larger and hardened over time, thanks to the nutrients from Tough Lichen. (More info on the link)

•Dead Chorus Plants - These are naturally spawning dead trees in the End Barrens. They appear white with a purple undertone. Can be obtained by breaking the Tough Lichen under an old Chorus plant, and replacing it with End stone. It will rapidly dry up and die just like corals out of water.

Now onto the biomes.

End Highlands

•End Highlands are not high enough! Their terrain should be, on average, above Y130.

•Young Chorus Plants spawn frequently here, growing on End Stone.

•Old Chorus Plants may sometimes spawn growing patches of Tough Lichen.

•Could be renamed to End Plateaus.

End Midlands

•The midlands are the mountain slope that ascends towards the End Highlands.

•Few Chorus plants grow on End Stone in this part of the End.

•Could be renamed to End Slopes.

End Barrens

•The most desolate part of the End, nothing spawns here, aside from dead Chorus plants.

•Their average Y level should be around Y60.

•This is where large End islands stop.

•Uncommonly, large End islands might fail to generate with End Plateaus, causing a flat plain of End Stone.

Small End Islands

•Instead of being clusters of small circular islands, they should be a little larger, and look more like disfigured asteroids.

•They could potentially hold an End-exclusive ore(?)

•Could be renamed to End Clusters.

General Features for Large End Islands

•Spaghetti caves similar to the one's in the overworld, can be a set up to End-exclusive ores.

•Ravines/trenches that lead deep into the islands interior, or straight to the void (Naturally spawning shulkers may naturally live inside these crevices).

•Large and small craters scattered all across the terrain.

•Some areas can be hilly, and can also have boulders (like in the attached picture).

•Larger, continent-like terrain.

Features for Small/Medium Sized Islands

•Smaller islands may overlap on top of each other or larger End islands, making the End feels multi-layered.

Next suggestion will be about new End biomes to accompany this rework.

It doesn't make sense to me how Pillagers would come up to you, and load an arrow...? They're human-like mobs, they should be smart enough to not reload in front of the enemy. Skeletons are able to outrange and outgun them despite not having a brain.

They should start loading an arrow farther from the player, not point blank.