Bit Sword

The Bit Sword is one of the five types of tools in BitCrafting. Bit Swords function in the same way as vanilla Minecraft swords, but with varying stats. Bit Swords are forged using the Bit Forge with a Bit Sword Template in the template slot.

Stats
All Bit Swords have the following stats: Damage, Durability, Enchantability, and Harvest Level. Some swords may also have one or more Elemental Quirks.

Damage represents the amount of damage that the Bit Sword will deal when attacking a mob or player. This damage does not have to be a whole number.

Durability represents the number of times the Bit Sword can be used before breaking. Hitting a mob or player, or breaking a block that swords are effective on (e.g. cobwebs) reduces the sword's durability by 1. Using a sword to break a block that swords are not effective on (e.g. dirt) will reduce the sword's durability by 2.

Enchantability represents how enchantable the Bit Sword will be, which determines the quantity and level of the enchantments that will be applied to the sword during the enchanting process. Exact details are explained on the Minecraft Wiki.

Harvest Level determines what blocks the Bit Sword is effective against. For swords, this value is much less relevant, as vanilla Minecraft has no example of blocks that require a specific harvest level for a sword to break. However, Harvest Level determines which Bits can be used to repair the sword in a Fusion Table.

Elemental Quirks are special abilities that trigger randomly when a player hits a player or mob with a Bit Sword. A Bit Sword may or may not have Quirks, depending on the Bits used in crafting. Quirks trigger randomly according to their Chance, with the strength of the effect determined by their Power.