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                Max effective values for enchantments
              
          
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5
⚠️ Any NBT tag type other than short for an item's enchantment level crashes Minecraft. Therefore, no enchantment can have a level above 32767 or below -32768.


Enchantment
Formula
Effective Range


Protection
Fire Protection
Feather Falling
Blast Protection
Projectile Protection
Start a running total. For each enchant, add (level² + 6) / 2 if the enchant protects against the taken damage. For feather falling, add twice. Cap the total at 25. Add one, then divide by two. Now add a random number between 0 and the total. Cap the new total at 20. If the total is one or greater, set the new incoming damage equal to (damage * (25 - total)) / 25.

Since the level gets squared, negative levels behave as their absolute value.
0 to 7Lower levels are identical to their absolute value
Higher levels are identical to 7


Respiration
Take the first respiration
Enchantment	Formula	Effective Range
Protection Fire Protection Feather Falling Blast Protection Projectile Protection	Start a running total. For each enchant, add `(level² + 6) / 2` if the enchant protects against the taken damage. For feather falling, add twice. Cap the total at 25. Add one, then divide by two. Now add a random number between 0 and the total. Cap the new total at 20. If the total is one or greater, set the new incoming damage equal to `(damage * (25 - total)) / 25`. Since the level gets squared, negative levels behave as their absolute value.	0 to 7 Lower levels are identical to their absolute value Higher levels are identical to 7
Respiration	Take the first respiration