More Swords Addon

More Swords Mod — a clean weapon upgrade pack that gives you new blades built from the resources you’re already farming in Minecraft Bedrock and MCPE.

More Swords Mod takes the usual “iron → diamond → netherite” tunnel and blows it wide open with a set of extra swords that actually feel tied to the blocks you see every day. Instead of hoarding emeralds just for trades, you can turn them into an Emerald Sword and finally swing that “rich player” flex around your world. Redstone addicts get a Redstone Sword that fits perfectly with tech-heavy bases and late-game automation setups, while explorers who love mining geodes can carry an Amethyst Sword that matches the vibe of glowing caves and fancy enchanted gear. None of this replaces the classic progression, but it gives you more personality and more mid- to late-game options when you’re bored of the same old tools.



Once you start playing with More Swords Mod in survival, these blades naturally slide into different roles. Glowstone Sword feels right at home when you’re roaming bright bases or Nether builds full of light, and it’s the kind of weapon you pull out when you want your kit to actually match your surroundings. Lapis Sword is perfect for players who spend half their life at the enchantment table; that blue blade just looks right next to stacks of bookshelves and enchanted armor. Fire Sword is the obvious pick when you’re grinding mobs for food or running through dark areas where setting enemies ablaze helps keep the pressure off. In a Bedrock or MCPE world with friends, everyone quickly claims a “main” sword that fits their style, so you stop feeling like clones all swinging the exact same thing.

The Obsidian Sword ends up being the dramatic capstone of More Swords Mod. You already know how annoying obsidian is to gather, so turning it into a weapon feels automatically satisfying. It’s the blade you bring out for boss fights, deep cave trips, or Realm sessions where you want to look and feel like a veteran. None of these swords need complicated systems or weird new mechanics: you craft them from familiar resources, drop them into normal hotbars, and just play. The big win is variety. Whether you’re running hardcore survival, casual Realms sessions, or modded challenge worlds on Minecraft Bedrock and MCPE, More Swords Mod gives you a set of themed weapons that make your loadout look fresher, your screenshots cleaner, and your combat loop a little more fun without throwing balance completely out the window.

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

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