Phoenix's Tools & Weapons Addon

Phoenix's Tools & Weapons Mod — a gear-heavy addon that drops forged tools, real melee variety, and a Java-like combat feel into Bedrock, with ruins to hunt for templates so your upgrades feel earned.

Phoenix's Tools & Weapons Mod is for Minecraft Bedrock / MCPE players who are bored of the same three tools and one sword doing everything forever. This pack goes wide on equipment and tries to make your moment-to-moment gameplay feel more like you’re running a proper kit instead of a default loadout. The headline is simple: it adds over 16 new equipments, split between tools, weapons, plus a wearable and a utility item, and it’s built around the idea that you’ll explore, find what you need, then craft your way into stronger gear.

On the tool side, you’re getting 10 new options: Forged Axe, Forged Pickaxe, Forged Shovel, Forged Hoe, Lumber Axe, Hammer, Pulaski, Excavator, Sickle, and Hand Plow. Even without the mod spelling out every stat in the description, that list tells you what the vibe is—more specialized tools that make different jobs feel different. In a normal Bedrock survival world, chopping wood, clearing land, and mining all blur together because the tools are basically “same thing, different block.” With Phoenix's Tools & Weapons Mod, the names alone push you into different play styles: you’re thinking about clearing trees efficiently, breaking terrain for builds, and keeping a farming rhythm going, instead of just doing everything with a pickaxe and calling it a day.



The weapon lineup is equally stacked with 7 new weapons: Dagger, Forged Sword, Longsword, Battle Axe, Scythe, Forged Spear, and Mace. That’s the kind of spread that makes combat feel less one-note, especially in survival nights where fights usually devolve into backing up and spamming hits. Different weapon shapes naturally encourage different spacing and timing, and it’s even more noticeable because the addon also mentions a dynamic combat system that’s “Java-like.” The point there is to make battles more engaging, so you’re not just mindlessly clicking—your weapon choice actually matters when you’re getting jumped in caves, defending a base wall, or clearing a ruin you found while traveling.

Then you’ve got extra utility layered in. There’s a Mining Helmet as a wearable, which fits the “explorer kit” fantasy perfectly—grab your gear, head underground, stay functional without babysitting your light situation every two seconds. And there’s a Magnifying Glass listed as a utility item, which gives the pack a “toolbox adventure” vibe instead of being only about damage. It’s the kind of thing you’d keep on you when you’re out exploring and interacting with the addon’s progression loop.

That progression loop is driven by exploration: you can discover hidden ruins to find new Smithing Templates, then craft powerful equipment from there. That detail matters because it turns upgrades into a reason to roam. You’re not just crafting everything from the start screen—you’re out in the world looking for ruins, grabbing templates, and bringing them back like loot that actually changes what you can make. The addon also calls out customization through custom settings and expansions, which basically means you can tailor how Phoenix's Tools & Weapons Mod fits into your world’s vibe.

If you want Minecraft Bedrock / MCPE survival to feel more like “I’m gearing up for an expedition” instead of “I have diamond stuff so I’m done,” Phoenix's Tools & Weapons Mod hits that sweet spot: more tools, more weapons, a combat refresh, and an exploration reason to keep moving.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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