And the other way around also. Regular ghasts should become happy ghasts if you bring them to the Overworld. It would make sense with the implied lore that Ghasts don’t want to be in the Nether.

Players or mobs wearing boots enchanted with Feather Falling will not break Brittle Ice when standing on it, giving a counter to it

the wooden texture around them should be able to be dyed

that’s all

Name: Disruption or Disturbance

Effect: does what bane of arthropods and smite do for their respective mobs but to enderman/mites, ender dragons, and shulkers

I understand sharpeness is there but if bane of arthropods exists than we can at least have something for ender mobs

Edit: could also disable enderman and shulkers from teleporting and the ender dragon from leaving the perch (tho that might be a little broken)

Currently, feather falling only protects from fall damage, which is good, but it could definitely be expanded for new uses.

My idea is to change the enchantment to make it so players with it can walk over powdered snow, and walk on brittle ice without breaking it, and jump on turtle eggs or crops without breaking them.

They would also generate less particles when they’re walking, which makes it easier for players to sneak around if they’re invisible.

To go with this change, they'll now be called feather-foot since the name is more accurate to their new uses!

My Feedback Post (Old)

Post on Feather Falling Preventing Brittle Ice from Breaking

Post on Feather Falling Preventing Crop Breakage

Rods are getting used a lot more in PvP now (rodding TNT, pulling people onto dripstone, combos), but there’s still nothing that actually makes them better at it.

My idea is Force, a 3-level enchantment that just makes the reel-in pull stronger:

• Force I: 15% stronger
• Force II: 30% stronger
• Force III: 45% stronger

Rodding works exactly the same, just with more pull. I tested it with a mod: from 11 blocks above, a normal rod launched a creeper 7 blocks up, and Force III launched it 14. That’s about 5.5 hearts of fall damage, so it’s strong but can’t one-shot a full-health player.

Visual demonstration:
https://youtu.be/FDb0wYSuAtU

It would be about as rare as Lure.

For more information, I also posted it on the official feedback site! So if you like it, an upvote there would help: https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/49630543154445-Fishing-rod-enchantment-idea-Force-stronger-reel-pull

Leather is an organic material, and we know from zombies being able to turn invisible that invisible potions apply to non-alive organic material. Therefore, allowing leather armor to turn invisible makes sense.

In addition, this gives leather armor a new use for more stealthy operations!

My Feedback Post

With the addition of the freezing effect on Minecraft's newest snapshots, it would be the perfect opportunity to add a new elemental damage enchantment to Minecraft.

Players could create weapons with ice powers and add more variety to players' armaments. Freezing could be quite interesting on weapons, considering some mobs like blazes and magma cubes are weak to freezing damage.

On PVP the enchantment could create a new way for players to force the enemies into lowering their defense using leather equipment to get rid of the freezing or using fire to negate the damage.

at a technical level freezing is totally possible to add since enchantments like Bane of Arthropodes already deal a slowness potion effect for spiders.

The effect could last around 16 seconds on level 1 (causing 4 damage in total) and 19 seconds on level 2 (causing 6 damage in total). It could also start faster than regular freezing to make it more effective.

https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/360042534611-Ice-Aspect

https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/360023826371-Add-a-freezing-enchantment

https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/49624434045965-Freezing-Enchantment-for-the-Winter-drop

Okay, hear me out, i had an amazing idea: the Glass Golem! create it by placing a glass block on top of a carved pumpkin, and you get the Glass Golem. Shift right click him to move your xp into its crystal ball cube and normal right click to remove your xp. Also, if you right click it w/ an enchanted weapon or tool, you can remove the enchants turning them into a bit less xp that it costed to enchant that item, inside the crystal cube. It has half a heart plus another half heart for each xp level inside it. Monsters do not like them and will attack them. Each hit makes it spill xp according to the damage it took (half a heart it loses one level). Also it likes to loiter around enchanting tables. A glass golem will also go up to an iron golem and enchant them to make them stronger. (It will use up xp though, so watch out.) You can also take xp out in a bottle. (bottle o' enchanting of course). Also the ball would fill up with green the more xp it has, I was just too lazy to model it.

I think the Firefly Bush is a fantastic addition to the game. Having ambient particles floating around really adds some atmosphere to builds. However, I think it'd be cool of Mojang added more of these to the game. Here are just a few of my ideas:

Butterfly Bush: Found exclusively in Flower Fields, emits animated butterfly particles

Rafflesia: Rarely found in Jungles, emits fly particles. Zombies are also attracted to this when they're not attacking something

Spitfire: Dug up by Sniffers in the Nether as a shrub that has to be grown. Emits smoke particles. If it's planted on a Magma Block, it emits small fire particles too

Excelsiorchid: Uncommonly dug up by Sniffers in warm biomes. Does nothing on it's own. When an entity touches it, it sprays a fountain of firework particles into the air, then goes on cooldown for a few seconds. Can be "fed" dyes to change the particle color. Feeding it multiple dyes adds more colors

Dust Diamond: Found on the ceilings of the new ice caves. Can only be placed on the undersides of blocks. The center of this flower glows in the dark. Emits snow particles

Blowball: Has a small chance to replace Dandelions in cold biomes. The colder the biome, the higher the chance. Passively emits puff particles. When an entity touches it, it emits more puff particles

A falling anvil should break brittle ice, strays and bats should not.