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  1. I have ALWAYS hated uncommon rarity being gold I use this EnumRarity as an option to (in my opinion) correct the colors to the standard colors of WoW. This retains the standard enum names and also adds a few more. EnumRarity class trash(7, "Trash"), // Grey common(15, "Common"), // White uncommon(10, "Uncommon"), // Green rare(9, "Rare"), // Blue epic(13, "Epic"), // Purple legendary(14, "Legendary"); // Gold I figure Forge modders have advantages out of this, so that's why I'm posting it here. I use this in all my mods but I can't seam to get more people using this. Reason to consider this: If modders have a better choice of how many rarities they have then that ultimately leads to more items (think Thaumcraft artifacts) and will hopefully exponentially increase the number of options the player has for having a better end game experience. Obviously this wont 'Magically' change the game in any way but with the help of modders this will end up improving the overall game play. If NOTHING else imagine having a trash enum... BC, Sorting, IC, Thaumcraft, EE would benefit so much. I really hope you guys actually consider this seriously as not only does it "fix" the colors but also adds more options. In conclusion: You guys are the leading force behind the mod advancements and improvements and would LOVE to see a small change that is both POWERFUL and completely un-intrusive to the players and mods that have no need for this.

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