The Mohist Hill Sect update presents the Divinecraft Enhancement Components, which can aid players in making more potent Fire, Water, and Poison items with extra benefits. In this article, we will clarify how the new enhancement works with tips on how to gather the necessary components, attain advanced recipes, and determine whether crafting enhanced Divinecraft variations are worth it.
Divinecraft Upgrades Overview
Mohist Hill Sect has introduced an upgrade system expanding Divinecraft consumables. Instead of substituting the original Fire, Water, and Poison items, this new feature offers new variations that can be unlocked permanently through Divinecraft Enhancement Components. Once the enhancement for the element is unlocked, the crafting recipes are available permanently for that particular category.
How Divinecraft Enhancements Work
Before this system was introduced, players could only craft the three standard Divinecraft consumables:
- Fire
- Water
- Poison
The new version introduces a new Enhancement Component that fits with each of these elements. Each category has two extra consumable types, which means players can now use newer recipes while the original consumables will still be available.
As long as you are able to unlock an enhancement once, you don’t have to do it again for the same category after you gain access to recipes for that category.
How to Get Divinecraft Enhancement Components
There are different ways to obtain Enhancement Components depending on whether you’re a member of the Mohist Hill Sect.
Mohist Hill Sect Members
Players who belong to the Mohist Hill Sect can craft the components themselves.
Each Divinecraft Enhancement Component requires the following materials:
| Material | Amount |
| Small Ratchets | 2 |
| Magnetic Ore | 4 |
| Fire, Water, or Poison Divinecraft Consumables | 10 |
Players Outside the Mohist Hill Sect
You might still be able to get your hands on an Enhancement Component without being part of the Mohist Hill Sect. First, you can have a member of the Mohist Hill Sect craft an Enhancement Component for you.
Another way to obtain one is to take part in multiplayer games. Enter a multiplayer world, turn on Windsense, and defeat a disguised Mohist Hill Sect member. Once defeated, they will be required to create Divinecraft Enhancement Components for you.
How to Unlock the New Divinecraft Recipes
Once you’ve acquired an Enhancement Component, open the following menu:
Develop → Divinecraft
From there, use the matching Enhancement Component to unlock its corresponding category. Fire, Water, and Poison are unlocked separately, so you’ll need the appropriate component for each element.
After the unlock is complete, the newly added recipes for that category become permanently available, allowing you to craft its advanced consumables whenever you have the required materials.
All New Divinecraft Variations
Each element receives two additional consumable variations after being unlocked.
| Category | New Variations |
| Water | 2 |
| Poison | 2 |
| Fire | 2 |
These upgraded consumables build upon the existing effects of their respective elements by adding additional bonuses such as Qi Damage and Vitality Regeneration.
Are the New Divinecraft Consumables Worth Crafting?
The enhanced Divinecraft recipes provide additional effects apart from the ones that can be obtained from the original Fire, Water and Poison consumables. However, these improved recipes also require additional raw materials for crafting.
If you are interested in spending some more resources on the additional effects like Qi Damage or Vitality Regeneration, it is worthwhile to have access to the new recipes available. At the same time, if you are content with the standard damage increase, the traditional Divinecraft consumables can be the more cost-effective solution.
Since the Enhancement Component permanently activates the corresponding category, you will need to complete the unlocking once and have access to all advanced recipes of that type.
