Packaged Core 1.0.47, based on 1.0.46.
New IDs: joergry_compat:ethium_cleaver, warden_cleaver, ethium_gloves, warden_gloves.
Cleavers are actual Dungeons Delight CleaverItem instances, retaining native
throwing, charge/cooldown, Serrated Strike/Ricochet, harvesting and extra loot.
Ethium cleaver: 9.5 total damage, 0.9 speed, 2x native range, 3048 durability,
18 enchantability, Ethium Ingot repair. Warden: 8.5 damage, 1.0 speed, 2.25x
range, 2519 durability, 18 enchantability, Reinforced Echo Shard repair.
Gloves use Aether's GlovesItem and GlovesRenderer, with native accessory damage,
wear/repair/enchantability, right-click/dispenser equip, and first/third person.
Ethium gloves: +2.5 damage, 3048 durability, 20 enchantability, Ethium Ingot repair.
Warden gloves: +1.25 damage, 2519 durability, 18 enchantability, Reinforced Echo
Shard repair. Equipped Warden gloves suppress only BLOCK_DESTROY game events
from that player, preventing sculk vibration detection from breaking blocks.
Footsteps, placement, attacks, other players and normal audio are unchanged.
All four are fire resistant and use vanilla smithing_transform to preserve
stack components while consuming the respective upgrade template/material.
Vanilla category tags grant inherited enchantments. Warden cleaver also joins
enchantable/sword for Sculk Smite table eligibility; Catalysis remains treasure.
Staff-exclusive Volume/Reverberation are not added to non-sonic cleavers.
Gloves support trimming with native worn rendering and inventory palette models.
Four altar repair recipes use the native Netherite glove 2000-tick repair time.
Combat creative tab entries and recipe-book unlock advancements included.
Native Netherite gloves give +1.0 damage: requested Warden is +25%; Ethium +150%.
For comparison, native Netherite sword=8 total, Warden sword=9, Ethium sword=10.
Ethium/Warden/Dungeons Delight are required dependencies for the new items.
Original watch/Fish Finder features and unrelated resources are retained.
JVM tests use explicit API doubles; native mod bytecode signatures were inspected.
No Minecraft client/server launch or visual in-game rendering test was performed.
