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  • Every Wand and Their Solving Spells in YapYap

    Every Wand and Their Solving Spells in YapYap

    Starting a run in YapYap without understanding its wands and spells is like entering a wizard duel with just a stick. You might look impressive, but you won’t last long. That’s because each wand has its own unique strengths and quirks—just like you!

    To succeed, you need to learn what each wand can do and which spells work best to overcome the game’s challenges. This guide explains every wand and its spells, giving you a clear plan for using your tools and making the most of your adventures.

    How To Get And Use Wands

    At the beginning of a run, you start with no gold. This limits you to using only the Wand of Winds, which is obtained by breaking a branch off a nearby tree in the main lobby and picking it up from the ground.

    If you die, you lose your wand. You’ll have to go back to the Wand of Winds unless you have enough coins to buy a new one.

    As you earn gold during a run, visit the merchant in the starting area. The merchant sells several different wands at various prices, along with other materials. You can’t preview a wand’s spells before buying, so it’s always a bit of a gamble.

    Once you own a wand, you can see its available spells by holding down the right mouse button. To cast a spell, speak the spell’s word aloud into your microphone.

    What Are All Wands And Their Spells?

    There are eight wands to collect in total. Here’s a complete rundown of each wand and its spells:

    Wand of Winds
    The first wand you get. It’s useful throughout the game for its mobility and positioning tools.

    Spell Name Effect
    Aero Sends out a wind that pushes enemies and objects away
    Tempest Creates a small tornado lifting and throwing nearby objects and lighter enemies
    Up Dog Generates upward wind that lifts you into the air
    Dog, Dog, Dog Secret spell: Extends the upward lift when spoken repeatedly

    Wand of Minor Arcanes
    A utility-focused wand for movement and control.

    Spell Name Effect
    Grabana Conjures a giant hand that grabs and damages enemies or objects
    Luxana Summons a bat providing short-term light
    Teleportana Teleports you and nearby allies to the floor above

    Wand of Illusions
    Built around deception.

    Spell Name Effect
    Shrink Ana Shrinks a target
    Echo Me Creates a clone of yourself to distract
    Float Oculus Sends your spirit out to scout, helping you spot enemies
    Poof Me Turns you into an object to hide
    Poof You Turns another player into an object
    Poof Anima Lets you control an existing object

    Wand of Fire
    The most damage-focused wand.

    Spell Name Effect
    Ignis Tongue Releases fire from your mouth while speaking—louder, the better
    Ignis Boom Places an explosive mine on the ground
    Ignis Legs Sets your legs ablaze for a speed boost
    Ignis Balls Secret spell: Launches you forward as a fireball

    Blessed Wand
    Main support and healing tool.

    Spell Name Effect
    Lux Vita Applies a healing effect over time
    Corpus Anima Revives dead targets
    Merci Dashes you toward an ally while healing them
    Custodia Creates a shield around a targeted ally

    Astral Wand
    Specializes in positioning and swapping.

    Spell Name Effect
    Swap Instantly swaps positions with a target
    Astral Eyes Allows you to see through walls of allies and enemies
    Blink Teleports you a short distance forward
    Offer Marks a target for swapping
    Trade Swaps your position with the marked target

    Wand of Telekinesis
    Controls objects in the environment.

    Spell Name Effect
    Teleblast Fires a blast that pushes and damages objects
    Telefloat Lifts multiple objects, allies, or enemies into the air
    Telelock Temporarily locks targets or objects in place
    Float Nulla Secret spell: Removes gravity from a targeted object

    Grotesque Wand
    Unpleasant but effective for slowing enemies and dealing damage.

    Spell Name Effect
    Achoo! Sneeze on enemies and objects, slowing them
    Fish-Yuk Turns a target into a fish
    Piss-Yuk Fires a stream that grows stronger when you shout louder
    Dub Piss Yuk Fires two streams at once

    How To Find Hidden Spells

    Some wands have secret spells that aren’t visible in the normal preview. To unlock these, you need to own the wand and return to the starting area. Inside the wizard tower, go upstairs and interact with the Grimoire while holding the wand. The secret spells will appear in the book, and you can use them for the rest of your run.

    Occasionally, wands can appear in chests during gameplay, but this is rare. You can also trade items you find to the Sewer Goblin within a round for a random wand.

  • Completing the Mending Enchantment in Minecraft: A Solving Guide

    Completing the Mending Enchantment in Minecraft: A Solving Guide

    In Minecraft, all gear, whether crafted from leather, iron, diamond, or Netherite, can wear out over time. After a certain amount of use (or damage in the case of armor), these items will break, taking with them all the time and resources you invested in creating them.

    This is why the Mending enchantment is regarded as one of the most valuable in the game: it provides a renewable method to repair your items. However, acquiring it can be a challenge. Thankfully, this guide will outline various methods to obtain the Mending enchantment, including the most effective ones.

    What Is Mending?

    Mending is an enchantment applicable to all tools, armor pieces, and non-throwable weapons in the game. It will repair any durability loss when the item is equipped or held, using experience orbs to do so. The only exception is the Infinity enchantment for bows, which conflicts with Mending.

    When you acquire Mending, it drastically changes your gameplay. Outside of unfortunate events like dying, any equipment with this enchantment will no longer need to be replaced. This freedom allows you to add the best enchantments to your favorite weapons without worrying about losing them.

    Other repair methods also come with limitations: grindstones strip enchantments, and repeated anvil repairs can become costly due to prior work penalties. Once you’ve got your ultimate gear enchanted with Mending, you can stop stressing over maintenance and focus on your adventures.

    How Do You Get Mending?

    Mending is classified as a treasure enchantment, meaning it can’t be obtained from an enchanting table but rather through other means. You can find treasure enchantments either as part of already enchanted gear or in enchanted books.

    When fishing, there’s a decent chance of catching an enchanted rod or bow, and with a bit of luck, it could have Mending.

    Obtaining the enchantment through an enchanted book is ideal, as it allows you to apply it to whatever gear you want. However, enchanted gear (like diamond items) can also be great if they come with Mending and other helpful enchantments.

    The primary sources for treasure enchantments include treasure chests, loot from pillagers during raids (in Bedrock), and trades with villagers. Villager trades are generally the most reliable method for obtaining Mending.

    Where Do You Get Mending?

    You can discover enchanted books or items in treasure chests located in various structures across the Overworld, underwater areas, the Nether, and The End. These locations often resemble dungeons, such as mineshafts and bastion remnants.

    However, because of how loot is generated, this isn’t a consistent way to find the Mending enchantment. Even though there’s a good chance of discovering an enchanted book, finding one specifically with Mending is rare due to the large number of possible enchantments.

    The same applies to enchanted gear found in chests, although the odds are slightly better since not every enchantment applies to every piece of equipment, increasing your chances of getting Mending.

    Ancient Cities and Strongholds have a higher likelihood of containing enchanted books.

    How To Get Mending From Villages

    The most consistent way to find Mending, especially as an enchanted book, is through trading with villagers. Specifically, you’ll want to focus on Librarian villagers, who can offer up to four different random enchanting books at their highest level, with a chance for one of those to be Mending.

    The reliability of this method comes from the ability to refresh their trades by breaking and replacing their Lecterns as long as you haven’t traded with them yet. This means they won’t level up, so you’ll only have access to their novice trades. Each reroll gives a chance to obtain almost any enchantment, including treasure enchantments such as Mending.

    How To Reroll Trades Quickly

    Continuously breaking and replacing a Librarian’s Lectern to get Mending can be tedious, particularly if you try to do it with multiple Librarians. Nonetheless, you can streamline the process:

    Find Your Librarians

    Start in a new village with few or no Librarians so you can control the number you want to work with. Fewer Librarians make it less complicated to manage them, but having more provides more opportunities for one of them to offer Mending.

    If you plan on adding more Librarians, group all their Lecterns in one easily accessible area on the ground floor. You can relocate existing Lecterns to that spot too.

    Isolate Your Librarians

    After you’ve gathered all the Lecterns, guide each Librarian to that location one at a time. If they’re nearby, you can coax them along, but if they’re far away or resistant, consider using a boat or minecart for easier transport. Ensure that they cannot escape after moving them. A simple method is to dig down two blocks and confine them, then place a block above their heads to prevent other villagers from falling in.

    Build and Place Sticky Pistons

    Create enough sticky pistons to match the number of Lecterns you have. Sticky pistons are crafted from regular pistons, which themselves require four cobblestones, three wooden planks, one iron ingot, and one redstone dust. Attach a slimeball to each piston to turn them into sticky pistons, which you can obtain from slimes or trades with wandering traders.

    Place the sticky pistons on the ground facing upwards and set a button next to each one. It’s advisable to use three sticky pistons maximum to simplify their use. When you press the button, all the pistons should extend correctly.

    Place the Lecterns

    Ensure you have at least three blocks of vertical space above your sticky piston setup, then position the Lecterns on top of the pistons.

    Press the Button

    Pressing the button should cause the sticky pistons to lift and then lower the Lecterns. This action will reset the jobs of all the associated Librarians, and when they come back down, they will be assigned different trades. By checking each Librarian, you can find one with Mending. If you’re not satisfied with the results, simply press the button again for another chance at getting what you want.

    This method isn’t just for acquiring Mending or Librarians; you can adapt it for other trades by replacing Lecterns with the relevant job blocks for different Villagers.