Artifacts and Accesories Mod / Addon

Need a little extra juice without turning your world upside down? This pack slides power into the gear you already wear. Artifacts and accessories adds sixteen new accessories for Minecraft Bedrock, each with a passive effect that kicks in the second you equip it. No spammy buttons, no weird menus—just put it on and go.

The slots make it click. You’ve got dedicated face, neck, waist, and boots slots, so you build a kit that matches how you play. Speed up with Hermes boots for a clean sprint line, or pop Rocket boots when you want that jump boost pop on parkour routes. In deserts and beaches, Dunerider boots give you real pace on sand, while Cloud in a bottle turns sketchy gaps into safe doubles. When you’re mining, the Chisel’s haste keeps tunnels flowing, and Infinite quiver turns your bow into a permanent ranged option without babysitting arrows.

The Nether loadout is where it really shines. Obsidian rose softens lava punishment, Lava charm gives you seven seconds of full lava immunity, and an Obsidian skull lets you stomp across magma blocks without flinching. Pair that with Shark tooth necklace for a quiet Strength bump and you’ll feel it in raid waves and bastions. Water runs get easier too—Inner tube floats you on the surface while Diving goggles keep vision crisp below, so shipwrecks and ruins stop being guesswork.



A good pickaxe and a strong sword will get you through plenty of Minecraft adventures, but sometimes a little extra help makes all the difference. Artifacts and Accessories adds sixteen wearable items with passive effects for exploring, mining and fighting. Some help you move faster or jump higher, while others offer protection against hazards such as lava and magma blocks. The effects work while the accessories are equipped, so you can choose the ones that suit your plans before setting out.

If you spend a lot of time travelling, the different boots are worth a look. Hermes Boots give you a speed effect for getting around, while Rocket Boots increase your jump height. Dunerider Boots are especially useful when your route takes you across sand. There’s also a Cloud in a Bottle that lets you double jump, giving you another way to deal with awkward terrain. Try the movement items around your base first to get used to how they feel. Once you know what each one does, you can pick the equipment that makes sense for the journey ahead.

The Nether is another place where the right accessory can be reassuring. A Lava Charm provides seven seconds of immunity to lava, giving you a brief chance to react if you end up somewhere you didn’t intend to be. Keep track of that limit: it’s a little extra time to escape, so you still need a way out. The Obsidian Rose reduces lava damage, and the Obsidian Skull protects against damage from magma blocks. You’ll still want good armor, food and a safe route through dangerous areas, but these items can give you more options when a trip becomes difficult.

There are useful choices for other activities too. The Inner Tube helps you float, while the Chisel grants a haste effect for mining. If you prefer fighting from a distance, the Infinite Quiver offers an arrow-related benefit; the Shark Tooth Necklace gives you a strength effect for combat. You can keep different accessories at home and choose what to wear based on the trip: one set for exploring the Nether, another for the water and something else for an afternoon underground.

The addon includes slots for accessories worn on the face, neck, waist and feet, along with new crafting recipes. Some items can also be combined at the Tinkerer's Workshop to create stronger effects. Check the available recipes as you collect materials and see which combinations interest you. You don’t need to make everything at once: start with an accessory that solves a problem you often run into, then add others as your plans change.

Progression stays honest because you still craft, explore, and upgrade. Some accessories can be fused at the Tinkerer's Workshop for stronger effects, so once you’ve got a solid kit, you start eyeing pairings and pushing into late-game routes with confidence. It’s all passive, all Survival-friendly, and it keeps the Vanilla vibe intact—just faster, safer, and way more “built for how I actually play” the moment you gear up.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!