Hepatizon Hoe

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Hepatizon Hoe
Hepatizon Hoe.png: Inventory sprite for Hepatizon Hoe in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Hepatizon Hoe
TypeTool
RenewableYes
StackableNo
Durability1000
Mining speed20
Repaired withBlock of Copper
TooltipMining speed 20
Attack damage 1
Attack speed 4
Speed +0.005
Repaired with:
Block of Copper
Resource locationmatcha:hepatizon_hoe
Base itemminecraft:stone_hoe
Defined inhepatizon_hoe.json

A hepatizon hoe is the hepatizon hoe, made by smithing a copper hoe with hepatizon alloy.

Obtaining

Smithing

Name Ingredients Recipe
Hepatizon Hoe Copper Hoe +
Hepatizon Alloy
Copper Hoe.png: Inventory sprite for Copper Hoe in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Copper Hoe with description: Copper HoeHepatizon Alloy.png: Inventory sprite for Hepatizon Alloy in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Hepatizon Alloy with description: Hepatizon AlloyHepatizon Hoe.png: Inventory sprite for Hepatizon Hoe in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Hepatizon Hoe

matcha:smithing/hepatizon_hoe

The upgrade needs no template, and enchantments on the copper item carry over.[1]

Usage

Farming and mining

It breaks hoe blocks at speed 20 and has 1000 durability, which makes it the fastest tool for clearing leaves, wool and hay. Hoes in Matcha Flavoured also break wool, carpets, glow lichen and phosphor lamps quickly.[2]

Combat

It deals 1 (Half heart × 0.5) damage at an attack speed of 4. While held in the main hand it adds 0.0055 to movement speed, 5.5% of the player's base speed.

Repairing

It can be repaired in an anvil with blocks of copper. The pack resets repair costs to zero, so it can be repaired indefinitely; see Repairing.

Crafting ingredient

Trading

Villager Level Wants Gives
Weaponsmith Apprentice Hepatizon Hoe Hepatizon Hoe Hepatizon Alloy Hepatizon Alloy

Trading

An apprentice weaponsmith buys it for one hepatizon alloy, so the alloy can be reused.[3]

Notes

  • Hepatizon tools reuse the stone tools' item IDs, so they cannot be melted down in a blast furnace.

References