Today, you will learn Boots Enchantments in Minecraft. You can use the table of contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are the Boots Enchantments.

Blast Protection

Boots Blast Protection Enchantment.

Blast Protection reduces the damage you get from an explosion. You usually get it from Creeper, Ghast, TNT, and Wither Boss.

Helmet, Chestplate, and Leggings can also have this Enchantment.

Blast Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Fire Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection.

Curse of Binding

Boots Curse of Binding Enchantment.

Curse of Binding makes you unable to take off your Boots. You either must die or use it until the Boots’ durability runs out.

This Enchantment is considered a “curse” Enchantment. You surely don’t want to have this Enchantment for your Boots.

Curse of Binding only has 1 level and compatible with other Enchantments.

Curse of Vanishing

Boots Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

The Curse of Vanishing makes your Boots disappear instead of floating on the ground when you die. 

This Enchantment is also a “curse” Enchantment you don’t want to have.

Curse of Vanishing has only 1 level and compatible with other Enchantments.

Depth Strider

Boots Depth Strider Enchantment.

Depth Strider speeds up your underwater movement. By using Depth Strider, you can swim and move much faster.

At level 3 you can move as fast as you would on land.

Depth Strider has levels from 1 – 3 and incompatible with Frost Walker.

Feather Falling

Boots Feather Falling Enchantment.

Feather Falling reduces the damage you got from falling. What makes it worth, is that Feather Falling compatible with other Enchantments. Usually, protection Enchantments are not compatible with each other.

Feather Falling also reduces the damage you get from teleporting using Ender Pearl.

Feather Falling has levels from 1 – 4 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Fire Protection

Boots Fire Protection Enchantment.

Fire Protection reduces the damage you get from fire, and it also reduces the burn time. But this doesn’t mean you can swim freely in hot lava. 

You can effectively fight inside the Nether using this Enchantment.

Helmet, Chestplate, and Leggings can also have this Enchantment.

Fire Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Blast Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection.

Frost Walker

Boots Frost Walker Enchantment.

Frost Walker lets you turn Water into Ice by simply walking over it. Pretty cool right? but, there are some things you should know:

1. The Ice will last for about 4-3 seconds. So you need to walk to solid blocks or walk faster (without jumping) before the Ice breaks.
2. It only works when you’re walking over the Water. So if you fall into the water below you, you can’t make Ice until you’re at the top of Water.
3. At the night, where there is no sun, the Ice melts a little bit longer.
4. By wearing Frost Walker Enchanted Boots you’re immune to Magma Block and Campfire damage.
5. In Minecraft Bedrock, if a Fox holds Frost Walker Enchanted Boots, it will get the power too.

Frost Walker is the opposite of Curse Enchantment. It’s a Treasure Enchantment, just like Mending. 

Players can’t get this Enchantment directly from the Enchanting Table. Instead, players can get it from Chest, Fishing, Raid Drop Loot, or Trading.

Frost Walker has levels from 1 – 2 and incompatible with Depth Strider.

Mending

Boots Mending Enchantment.

Mending allows you to repair your Boots using XP you collected. You either need to wear the Boots or hold them while collecting the XP.

Other enchantable items can have this Enchantment too.

Just like Frost Walker, Mending is also a Treasure Enchantment.

Mending has only 1 level and incompatible with Infinity (Bow’s Enchantment).

Projectile Protection

Boots Projectile Protection Enchantment.

Projectile Protection reduces the damage you get from projectile attacks. The most common mobs that attack using projectile are Skeletons, Strays, and Ghasts.

Helmet, Chestplate, and Leggings can also have this Enchantment.

Projectile Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Protection.

Protection

Boots Protection Enchantment.

Protection reduces most of the damage you get, whether it’s from the projectile, explosion, fire attacks, or damage you usually get.

Although Protection covers up those damages, the actual Enchantment for those individual damage performs better/more effectively than Protection.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Chestplate, and Leggings can also have Protection.

Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Projectile Protection.

Soul Speed

Boots Soul Speed Enchantment.

Soul Speed increases movement speed when you walk on Soul Sand and Soul Soil. Not only that, but it also removes the slow speed effect when you walk on Soul Sand.

That means you will walk very fast on Soul Sand (and Soul Soil) using Soul Speed.

Soul Speed little animation when you walk on Soul Sand.

When you walk on Soul Sand using Soul Speed, some little animations are coming from the Soul Sand. It looks like Souls being freed from the Soul Sand. It’s kinda creepy if you think about it.

Soul Speed is also considered as Treasure Enchantment. Unlike any other Treasure Enchantments, Soul Speed can only be obtained from the Nether, either by find it inside the Bastion Remnant Chest or Trade it from Piglin. 

Soul Speed has levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Thorns

Boots Thorns Enchantment.

Thorns damage the attacker who attacks you. But, there is a drawback, the Boots’ durability is affected by this. The Boots’ durability is reduced whenever Thorns performs.

You can’t get this Enchantment directly from the Enchanting Table. You only can get it from Enchanted Books. The reason is that Thorns is mainly for Chestplate.

Thorns have levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Unbreaking

Boots Unbreaking Enchantment.

Unbreaking increases the Boots’ durability. Any other enchantable item can also have Unbreaking. 

Unbreaking has levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Which Boots Enchantments Should You Pick?

All Boots Enchantments.

Choosing the Enchantment for Boots is a bit complicated than choosing Enchantments for tools or weapons. The reason is that Boots is part of Armor, and 1 set of Armor consists of the Helmet, Chestplate, Leggings, and Boots themselves. 

Another reason is that Boots have so many Enchantments to choose from. Most of these Enchantments need to match your gameplay style.

Alright, let’s go with Protection Enchantments first. 

Use Protection Enchantment. I think it’s a great idea to use Protection Enchantment for all your Armor sets. It is less complicated. Also, use Feather Falling. Unlike other Protection Enchantments, Feather Falling is compatible with all Enchantments. 

Do not use Thorns. Even though it attacks the attacker, using Thorns also means sacrificing durability when you get hit. It makes your Boots not durable. By the way, attacking mobs in Minecraft isn’t that hard.

Having both Mending (If you don’t mind give XP for your Boots) and Unbreaking is a great idea. It’s 100% recommended. You surely want your Boots still durable for the long term.

Now, for the Depth Strider, Frost Walker, and Soul Speed. 

As you know, Depth Strider and Frost Walker are incompatible. If you ask me, I would go for Frost Walker. I mean, who wants to move faster on Water when you could turn it into Ice and walk on it?

I’m not saying that Depth Strider isn’t important, if you do most of your stuff on Water or underwater, that’s completely fine.

Last but not least, Soul Speed. 

I think Soul Speed is an important Enchantment, especially if you go to the Nether often. But obtaining Soul Speed is kinda risky though.

So, to sum it up, here are the Enchantments that I think you should pick for your Boots:

Protection + Feather Falling + Mending + Unbreaking + Frost Walker + Soul Speed

Finding those Enchantments might be hard for you, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Boots, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more Enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try Mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that all this just my suggestion to pick Enchantments that I think great for Boots. You can still select Boots Enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

I hope this post helps you to understand Boots Enchantments. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

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Today, you will learn all Helmet Enchantments. You can use the table of contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are the Helmet Enchantments

Aqua Affinity

Helmet Aqua Affinity Enchantment.

Aqua Affinity makes your underwater mining rate faster. 

Generally, when you are underwater, you break blocks much slower. With Aqua Affinity, you can destroy blocks as fast as you would when you aren’t in the water.

Aqua Affinity has 1 level and compatible with other Enchantments.

Blast Protection

Helmet Blast Protection Enchantment.

Blast Protection reduces the damage you get from an explosion. You usually get it from Creeper, Ghast, TNT, and Wither Boss.

Chestplate, Leggings, and Boots can also have this Enchantment.

Blast Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Fire Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection.

Curse of Binding

Helmet Curse of Binding Enchantment.

Curse of Binding makes you unable to take off your Helmet. You either must die or use it until the Helmet’s durability run out.

This Enchantment is considered a “curse” Enchantment. You surely don’t want to have this Enchantment for your Helmet.

Curse of Binding only has 1 level and compatible with other Enchantments.

Curse of Vanishing

Helmet Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

The Curse of Vanishing makes your Helmet disappear if you die instead of floating on the ground.

Curse of Vanishing is another “curse” Enchantment you don’t want to have.

Curse of Vanishing has only 1 level and compatible with other Enchantments.

Fire Protection

Helmet Fire Protection Enchantment.

Fire Protection reduces the damage you get from fire, and it also reduces the burn time. But this doesn’t mean you can swim freely in hot lava. 

You can effectively fight inside the Nether using this Enchantment.

Chestplate, Leggings, and Boots can also have this Enchantment.

Fire Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Blast Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection.

Mending

Helmet Mending Enchantment.

Mending allows you to repair your Helmet using XP you collected. You either need to wear the Helmet or hold it while collecting the XP.

Other enchantable items can have this Enchantment too.

Mending is considered a “Treasure” Enchantment, the opposite of a “Curse” Enchantment.

Mending has only 1 level and incompatible with Infinity (Bow’s Enchantment).

Projectile Protection

Helmet Projectile Protection Enchantment.

Projectile Protection reduces the damage you get from projectile attacks. The most common mobs that attack using projectile are Skeletons, Strays, and Ghasts.

Chestplate, Leggings, and Boots can also have this Enchantment.

Projectile Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Protection.

Protection

Helmet Protection Enchantment.

Protection reduces most of the damage you get, whether it’s from the projectile, explosion, fire attacks, or damage you usually get.

Although Protection covers up those damages, the actual Enchantment for those individual damage performs better/more effectively than Protection.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Leggings, and Boots can also have Protection.

Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and incompatible with Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Projectile Protection.

Respiration

Helmet Respiration Enchantment.

Respiration extends underwater breathing time. It also adds more time when you get damage from suffocating (damage you get every second when you run out of bubble).

• Level 1: +15 seconds underwater breathing time and 1 second between suffocation damage.
• Level 2: +30 seconds underwater breathing time and 2 seconds between suffocation damage.
• Level 3: +45 seconds underwater breathing time and 3 seconds between suffocation damage.

Respiration has levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Thorns

Helmet Thorns Enchantment.

Thorns damage the attacker who attacks you. But, there is a drawback, the Helmet’s durability is affected by this. The Helmet’s durability is reduced whenever Thorns performs.

You can’t get this Enchantment directly from the Enchanting Table. You only can get it from Enchanted Books. The reason is that Thorns is mainly for Chestplate.

Thorns have levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Unbreaking

Helmet Unbreaking Enchantment.

Unbreaking increases the Helmet’s durability. Any other enchantable item can also have Unbreaking. 

Unbreaking has levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Which Helmet Enchantments Should You Pick?

All Helmet Enchantments.

Choosing the Enchantment for a Helmet is a bit complicated than choosing Enchantments for tools or weapons. The reason is that a Helmet is part of Armor, and 1 set of Armor consists of the Helmet itself, Chestplate, Leggings, and Boots.

Let’s start with aquatic features. Both Aqua Affinity and Respiration are compatible with every Enchantment. They both make gameplay easier and helps you a lot (especially if you spend a lot of time underwater).

Now, the Enchantments that protect you from certain damage. Blast, Fire, and Projectile Protection. They are great, but I think having one of them in your Armor set would confuse you a bit. 

I would rather go with Protection to cover all damages. Even though it doesn’t perform better than the individual Enchantments, it still can perform very well when you use it for all your Armor sets. 

And now for the rest Enchantments, Thorns, Mending, and Unbreaking.

Do not use Thorns. Even though it attacks the attacker, using Thorns also means sacrificing durability when you get hit. It makes your Helmet not durable. By the way, attacking mobs in Minecraft isn’t that hard.

Having both Mending (If you don’t mind give XP for your Helmet) and Unbreaking is a great idea. It’s 100% recommended. You surely want your Helmet still durable for the long term.

So, to sum it up, here are the Enchantments you should pick for your Helmet:

Aqua Affinity + Respiration + Protection + Mending + Unbreaking

Finding those Enchantments might be hard for you, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Helmet, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more Enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try Mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that all this just my suggestion to pick Enchantments that I think great for Helmet. You can still select Helmet Enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

I hope this post helps you to understand Helmet Enchantments. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

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Today, you will learn about Crossbow Enchantments in Minecraft. You can use the table of contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are the Crossbow Enchantments

Curse of Vanishing

Crossbow Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

Curse of Vanishing is one of the curse Enchantment in Minecraft. What this Enchantment does is that your Crossbow will disappear instead of dropping on the ground when you die. 

You surely don’t want this Enchantment.

Note: Curse of Vanishing can only be found inside a Chest, and you can’t get this Enchantment from the Enchanting Table.

Curse of Vanishing has only 1 level and compatible with other Enchantments.

Mending

Crossbow Mending Enchantment.

Mending can increase your Crossbow durability by using XP you collected. To make it work, you must hold your Crossbow while collecting the XP.

Mending has only 1 level and incompatible with Infinity (Bow’s Enchantment).

Multishot

Crossbow Multishot Enchantment.

Multishot allowing you to shot 3 Arrows at one shot, but it decreases the Crossbow durability faster.

Notes:  

• Tipped/Spectral Arrows and Fireworks also work with Multishot.
• The Arrows spread out at about 10°.
• You only need 1 Arrow to shot 3 Arrows.
• Only Arrow in the middle can be collected.

Multishot has only 1 level and incompatible with Piercing.

Piercing

Crossbow Piercing Enchantment.

Piercing allowing every shot from Crossbow to pierce through entities (mobs or players) and shield. How many entities that Crossbow can be Piercing through is equal to the Enchantment level of Piercing itself. 

Note: 

• Level 1 = 1 target, Level 2 = +2 targets, Level 3 = +3 targets, and Level 4 = +4 targets
• Tipped and Spectral Arrows are collectible after shot(!), which makes them infinite. One of the advantages of using Piercing Enchantment.
• When you shot Tipped or Spectral Arrows, make sure you collect it back. Since the Arrow pierce through entities, the location of the Arrow sometimes a bit far from the entities themselves, So make sure you find it.

Piercing has 4 Levels and incompatible with Multishot.

Quick Charge

Crossbow Quickcharge Enchantment.

Quick Charge makes reloading Crossbow faster than before. It applies to all kinds of Arrows and Fireworks. 

Quick Charge level 3 reload time is the same as Bow reload time.

Quick Charge has 3 Levels and compatible with other Enchantments.

Unbreaking 

Crossbow Unbreaking Enchantment.

Unbreaking increases the durability of your Crossbow. Any other enchantable item can also have Unbreaking. 

Unbreaking has levels from 1 – 3 and compatible with other Enchantments.

Which Crossbow Enchantments should you pick?

All Crossbow Enchantments.

Based on their effect and compatibilities, these are the Enchantment you should pick:

Mending + Piercing + Quick Charge + Unbreaking

Explanations:

Well, choosing the Enchantment for Crossbow is not hard. There are only 6 Enchantments, one of them is negative Enchantment, and there are only 2 Enchantments that incompatible with each other.

Multishot Vs. Piercing

Infinite Tipped and Spectral Arrow.

If you asked me, I would go for Piercing because of its ability to pierce through entities and shield. Also, Piercing makes Tipped and Spectral Arrow collectible. Just imagine you could use Arrow of Harming to kill mobs and then collect it again to kill the other.

Quick Charge

Picking Quick Charge is undoubtedly useful. A faster reload for Crossbow will help you all the time.

Mending and Unbreaking

Having both Enchantments makes your precious Crossbow stays in good shape for the long-term. 

Well, finding those Enchantments might be hard for you, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Crossbow, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more Enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try Mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that all this just my suggestion to pick Enchantments that I think great for Crossbow. You can still select Crossbow Enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

I hope this post helps you to understand Crossbow Enchantments. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

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Today, you will learn about Chestplate Enchantments, what they do, and which should you pick. You can use the Table of Contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are the Chestplate Enchantments.

Blast Protection

Chestplate Blast Protection Enchantment.

Blast Protection reduces the damage you get from an explosion. You usually get it from Creeper, Ghast, TNT, and Wither Boss.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Leggings, and Boots can also have this Enchantment.

Blast Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and is incompatible with Fire Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection.

Curse of Binding 

Chestplate Curse of Binding Enchantment.

You can’t take off your Chestplate. You need to die or use it until it breaks. That’s what Curse of Binding does.

The items include Helmet, Chestplate, Leggings, Boots, Elytra, Carved Pumpkin, Mob Heads, and Turtle Helmet.

You don’t want this Enchantment.

Curse of Binding is considered a “Curse” Enchantment because of its negative effect. You can only find this Enchantment inside a Chest.

Curse of Binding only has 1 level and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Curse of Vanishing

Chestplate Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

It is another “Curse” Enchantment you don’t want to have. It makes your item disappear if you die, instead of dropping it on the ground.

Any other enchantable items can have this Enchantment.

Just like the Curse of Binding, you can’t get this Enchantment from the Enchanting Table, you only can find it inside a Chest.

It has only 1 level and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Fire Protection

Chestplate Fire Protection Enchantment.

Fire Protection reduces the damage you get from fire, and it also reduces the burn time. But this doesn’t mean you can swim freely in hot lava. 

You can effectively fight inside the Nether using this Enchantment.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Leggings, and Boots can also have this Enchantment.

Fire Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and is incompatible with Blast Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection.

Mending

Chestplate Mending Enchantment.

Mending increases the durability of an item using XP.

You need to hold/wear the item while collecting the XP to make it work.

Other enchantable items can have this Enchantment too.

Mending is considered a “Treasure” Enchantment, the opposite of a “Curse” Enchantment.

Just like the Curse of Vanishing, you can’t get it directly from the Enchanting Table. But you got other options: you can get it from Chest, fishing, or trade from the Librarian.

Mending has only 1 level and is incompatible with Infinity (Bow’s Enchantment).

Projectile Protection

Chestplate Projectile Protection Enchantment.

Projectile Protection reduces the damage you get from projectile attacks. The most common mobs that attack using projectile are Skeletons, Strays, and Ghasts.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Leggings, and Boots can also have this Enchantment.

Projectile Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and is incompatible with Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Protection.

Protection

Chestplate Protection Enchantment.

Protection reduces most of the damage you get, whether it’s from the projectile, explosion, fire attacks, or basic damage you usually get.

Although Protection covers up those damages, the actual Enchantment for those individual damage performs better/more effectively than Protection.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Leggings, and Boots can also have Protection.

Protection has levels from 1 – 4 and is incompatible with Blast Protection, Fire Protection, and Projectile Protection.

Thorns

Chestplate Thorns Enchantment.

Thorns damage the attacker who attacks you. But, there is a drawback, the enchanted Thorn item’s durability is affected by this. The item’s durability is reduced whenever Thorns performs.

Helmet (including Turtle Helmet), Leggings, and Boots can also have Thorns but only from Enchanted Book. It’s because Thorns is mainly for Chestplates.

Thorns have levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Unbreaking

Chestplate Unbreaking Enchantment.

Unbreaking increases the item’s durability. Any other enchantable item can also have Unbreaking. 

Unbreaking has levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Which Chestplate Enchantments Should You Pick?

All Chestplate Enchantments.

Well, choosing the Enchantment for a Chestplate is a bit complicated than choosing Enchantments for tools or weapons. The reason for this is because a Chestplate is part of an Armor, and 1 set of Armor consists of Helmet, Chestplate itself, Leggings, and Boots.

And the problem is that Helmet, Chestplate, Leggings, and Boots can have all of those Enchantments.

Let’s start with the Blast Protection, Fire Protection, Projectile Protection, and Protection. All those Enchantments aren’t compatible with each other.

You can try to use them separately, For example, Blast Protection for Helmet, Fire Protection for Chestplate, Projectile Protection for Leggings, and Protection for Boots. But this is more complicated and harder to get.

In my opinion, use Protection for all your Armor sets. Even though it doesn’t perform better than the individual Enchantments, it still can perform very well when you use it for all your Armor sets. 

And now for the rest Enchantments, Thorns, Mending, and Unbreaking.

Do not use Thorns. Even though it attacks the attacker, using Thorns also means sacrificing durability when you get hit. It makes your Armor not durable. By the way, attacking mobs in Minecraft isn’t that hard.

Having both Mending (If you don’t mind give XP for your Armor) and Unbreaking is a great idea. It’s 100% recommended. 

So, this is my recommended Chestplate (and other Armor sets) Enchantments:

Protection + Unbreaking + Mending (at maximum level).

Some Tips

Finding those Enchantments might be hard for you, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Chestplate, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more Enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try Mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that this is just my suggestion to pick Enchantments that I think are great for Chestplate. You can still select Chestplate Enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

I hope this post helps you to understand Chestplate Enchantments.  For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

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Today, you will learn Pickaxe Enchantments, what they do, and which of those you should pick. You can use the Table of Contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are the Pickaxe Enchantments.

Curse of Vanishing

Pickaxe Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

This Enchantment makes your Pickaxe disappear if you die instead of dropping on the ground. This Enchantment is considered a “Curse” because of its effect. 

You surely don’t want this Enchantment.

Curse of Vanishing can only be obtained through the Chest. You can’t get this Enchantment from the Enchanting Table.

Curse of Vanishing is compatible with other Enchantments and only has 1 level.

Efficiency

Pickaxe Efficiency Enchantment.

Efficiency can increase your mining speed (make you destroy blocks faster). Shovel, Ax, and Shears can also have this Enchantment. But you’re going to make sure you break the block using the proper tool. If you don’t, then the Efficiency will do nothing. 

For example, you have Pickaxe with Efficiency, and you try to break a Wood Log, you won’t get the effect.

Efficiency has levels from 1 – 5 and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Fortune

Pickaxe Fortune Enchantment.

Fortune increases the number of drop items and chances to get them. It mostly affects on ore items. For example, when you mine a Diamond Ore, there are chances you get multiple Diamonds.  

That effect makes Fortune a must-have Enchantment for Pickaxe.

Fortune has levels from 1 – 3 and is incompatible with Silk Touch.

Mending

Pickaxe Mending Enchantment.

Mending makes items repairable using XP. So, when you use Pickaxe for mining Coal Ore, for example, the XP goes to your Pickaxe. In other words, it increases the durability of an item using XP. 

You need to hold the item while collecting the XP to make it work.

Other enchantable items can have this Enchantment too.

Mending is considered a “Treasure” Enchantment, the opposite of a “Curse” Enchantment.

Just like the Curse of Vanishing, you can’t get it directly from the Enchanting Table. But you got other options: you can get it from Chest, fishing, or trade from the Librarian.

Mending has only 1 level and is incompatible with Infinity (Bow’s Enchantment).

Silk Touch

Pickaxe Silk Touch Enchantment.

Silk Touch makes the block drop the actual block itself. 

For example, when you break a Diamond Ore using a Pickaxe, you will get a Diamond. But when you break a Diamond Ore using a Pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch, you will get the actual Diamond Ore itself.

You can also break a Glass Block and still get it using Silk Touch and moving Bee Nest/Beehive safely while the Bees remain inside (see Bee Farming Tips).

Shovel and Ax also can have Silk Touch.

Silk Touch only has 1 level and is incompatible with Fortune.

Unbreaking

Pickaxe Unbreaking Enchantment.

Unbreaking increases the item’s durability. Any other enchantable item can also have Unbreaking. 

Unbreaking has levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Which Pickaxe Enchantments Should You Pick?

All Pickaxe Enchantments.

Because there are only two Enchantments that are incompatible with each other (Fortune and Silk Touch), and Fortune is far better than the Silk Touch. Make your Pickaxe (especially Netherite Pickaxe) like this:

Fortune + Efficiency + Mending + Unbreaking

Fortune is a must-have for the Pickaxe you don’t want to sacrifice it with Silk Touch, it’s not worth it (generally speaking).

Efficiency is also important you can break blocks faster and work faster. 

Mending can repair your Pickaxe using XP while mining ores (if you don’t mind the XP). It would be great, especially if your Pickaxe has Fortune and Efficiency.

Last but not least, it’s Unbreaking. It works well when combined with the above Enchantments. Your Pickaxe will be durable.

Obtaining those Enchantments can be tough and required a lot of time, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Picaxe, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more Enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try Mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that all this is just my suggestion to pick Enchantments that I think are great for Pickaxe. You can still select Pickaxe Enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

So, that’s all the Pickaxe Enchantments in Minecraft. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

Pickaxe Enchantments Guide and Tips
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Today, you will learn every single Bow Enchantment and some tips on which you should pick. You can use the table of contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are Bow’s Enchantments.

Curse of Vanishing

Bow Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

The Bow will disappear if you die, instead of floating on the ground.

Curse of Vanishing is one of the “Curse” Enchantments in Minecraft. You can’t get this Enchantment from the Enchanting Table. Instead, you need to find it inside a Chest.

This Enchantment is not designed for Bow only. Every single enchantable item can have this Enchantment too. 

Curse of Vanishing only has 1 level and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Flame

Bow Flame Enchantment.

You can shot flaming arrows at your target. The target who gets shot will be burning for a couple of seconds. You can set other players, mobs, TNT, and even dead Campfire on fire.

Flame only has 1 level and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Infinity

Bow Infinite Enchantment.

This Enchantment is probably the most important for the Bow (a must-have). You can shot an unlimited number of Arrows at your target. You need at least 1 Arrow in your inventory to make it work. 

But there is something you should know:

• You can’t pick up the Arrows that you’ve fired (this is very obvious).
• You can’t use other types of Arrows like Spectral and Tipped Arrows.

This Enchantment has only 1 level and is incompatible with Mending.

Mending 

Bow Mending Enchantment.

Every collected XP will be stored in your Bow to increase its durability. You need to hold your Bow while collecting the XP to make it work. 

Just like the Curse of Vanishing, you can’t get it directly from the Enchanting Table. But you got other options: you can get it from Chest, fishing, or trade from the Librarian.

Mending only has 1 level and is incompatible with Infinite.

Power

Bow Power Enchantment.

The second important for Bow is Power, it increases the damage of your Bow. So you can kill the mob faster with it.

Power has 1 – 5 levels and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Punch

Bow Punch Enchantment.

Unlike the Sword, by default, Bow can knock back the target who gets shot. And what this Enchantment does is increase the knockback power of the Bow. 

So, your target will knock even further when they get shot.

It has 1 – 2 levels and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Unbreaking

Bow Unbreaking Enchantment.

This Enchantment will make your Bow’s durability stronger. It also can be equipped with other enchantable items.

It has levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with other Enchantments.

Which Bow Enchantments Should You Pick?

All Bow Enchantments.

Try to get your Bow like this.

Flame + Unbreaking + Infinity + Punch + Power (try to get the maximum level of each Enchantments). 

Almost every Bow’s Enchantments are compatible with each other. Except for Mending and Infinity. 

You surely don’t want to sacrifice the unlimited Arrows you can get from Infinity by picking Mending instead. Unbreaking can be used as an alternative to Mending, which shares the same purpose, to keep durability.

Power is important. Increasing the damage of the Bow is essential. It makes you kill mobs faster and make the game easier.

The Flame makes killing mobs even faster when combined with Power. You can also do little tricks like fire up a Campfire, get cooked items, and set TNT from far away.

Obtaining those Enchantments can be tough and required a lot of time, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Bow, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more Enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try Mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that this is just my suggestion to pick Enchantments that I think are great for Bow. You can still select Bow Enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

So, that’s all the Bow Enchantments in Minecraft. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

Bow Enchantment Guide and Tips
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Today, you will learn Trident Enchantment in Minecraft. You can use the table of contents above to navigate quickly.

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So, here are the Trident Enchantments.

Channeling

Trident Channeling Enchantment.

This Enchantment is super cool. What this does is strike a lightning bolt right to the target mob (It only works during a thunderstorm, and the target mob must be on the outside and not in the water). You must use a ranged attack (throw) to make it work.

You can easily get mobs head by striking lightning into a Creeper and let Charged Creeper explode near Zombies or Skeletons.

Certain mobs will “change” whenever they get struck by lightning, for example, if a Villager is struck by lightning it will become a Witch.

Channeling only has 1 level and is incompatible with Riptide.

Curse of Vanishing

Trident Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

This enchantment is not designed for Trident only. Instead, every enchantable item can have this enchantment.

Unlike any other enchantment, you can’t get this enchantment from the Enchanting Table. Instead, you only can find it inside a Chest. This enchantment has a negative effect or “Curse” on your items.

What it does is that your items will disappear instead of dropping on the ground when you die.

Curse of Vanishing is compatible with other enchantments and only has 1 level.

Impaling

Trident Impaling Enchantment.

Impaling has a different effect based on your edition of Minecraft.

If you’re playing Java Edition then it will increase your Trident’s damage (melee and ranged) to any Aquatic mobs such as Dolphins, Guardians, Elder Guardians, Squid, Turtles, Axolotl, Glow Squid, and any type of Fishes.

On the other hand, if you use a Bedrock Edition of Minecraft, the damage of your Trident (melee and ranged) will increase to any mobs in water or during rain.

Impaling has levels 1 – 5 and it’s compatible with any other enchantments.

Loyalty

Trident Loyalty Enchantment.

This enchantment will make your Trident return to you after being thrown. So you don’t have to pick up your Trident anymore. A higher level of Loyalty makes Trident return faster to its owner.

Loyalty has levels from 1 – 3 and is incompatible with Riptide.

Mending

Trident Mending Enchantment.

Every collected XP will be stored in your Trident to increase its durability. You need to hold your Trident while collecting the XP to make it work. 

Just like the Curse of Vanishing, you can’t get it directly from the Enchanting Table (you can actually get it using Enchanting Table in Minecraft Bedrock, but it’s very hard to get). But you got other options: you can get it from Chest, fishing, raids (bedrock only), or trade from the Librarian.

Mending only has 1 level and is incompatible with Infinite (Bow’s enchantment).

Riptide

Trident Riptide Enchantment.

What this enchantment does is launch you in the direction when you throw the Trident. This enchantment only works during rain, thunderstorm, or underwater.

You can “fly” during rain or thunderstorm by launching yourself into the air (but be careful,  it can be dangerous). It also can be used for fast transportation underwater.

Riptide has levels from 1 – 3 and is incompatible with Loyalty and Channeling.

Unbreaking

Trident Unbreaking Enchantment.

This enchantment will increase the durability of an item. Unbreaking has levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with other enchantments.

Which Trident Enchantments should you pick?

All Trident Enchantments.

Channeling + Loyalty + Impaling +Unbreaking + Mending (at the maximum level of each enchantment).

You don’t need Riptide for most cases, the most important enchantments are Unbreaking, Loyalty, and Impaling.

With Loyalty, you can easily kill mobs far away and you don’t have to pick up your thrown Trident, it saves your time. This is truly a quality of life feature.

Unbreaking and Mending are also good since Trident durability is the same as the iron Sword and the damage is greater than the Diamond Sword. So you should make sure that your Trident is in good shape in the long run.

Impaling is important too. Especially if you use the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft, you can almost kill every mob with a single hit during rain with an Impaling level at 5. You will be so powerful with it.

Obtaining those enchantments can be tough and required a lot of time, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Trident, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress. 
4. Try mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that all this is just my suggestion to pick enchantments that I think are great for Trident. You can still select Trident enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

So, that’s all the Trident enchantments in Minecraft. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

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Today, you will learn about Sword Enchantment in Minecraft. You can use the table of contents above to navigate quickly.

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Bane of Arthropods

Sword Bane of Arthropods enchantment.

This enchantment increases the damage of your Sword (or Ax) when you attack the Arthropod mobs. Arthropod mobs are mobs that have jointed legs such as Bees, Cave Spiders, Spiders, Endermite, and Silverfish.

Bane of Arthropods has levels from 1 – 5 and incompatible with Sharpness and Smite

Curse of Vanishing

Sword Curse of Vanishing Enchantment.

This enchantment is not designed for Sword only. Instead, every enchantable item has this enchantment.

Unlike any other enchantment, you can’t get this enchantment from the Enchanting Table. Instead, you only can find it inside a Chest. This enchantment has a negative effect or “Curse” on your items.

What it does is that your items will disappear instead of dropping on the ground when you die.

Curse of Vanishing is compatible with other enchantments and only has 1 level.

Fire Aspect

Sword Fire Aspect Enchantment.

You can make your target burn if you attacked them (unless you attack the fire-resistant mobs). You can get instant cooked meals from Chickens, Pigs, Sheep, or Cows if they get killed by burning using this.

Fire Aspect has levels from 1 – 2 and is compatible with any other enchantments.

Knockback

Sword Knockback Enchantment.

Your attack will knock back the target further. Knockback has levels from 1 – 2 and is compatible with other enchantments.

Looting

Sword Looting Enchantment.

This enchantment will increase the maximum dropped items from mobs and also increase the chance of rare items to drop.

Looting has levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with any other enchantments.

Mending

Sword Mending Enchantment.

Every collected XP will be stored in your Sword to increase its durability. You need to hold your Sword while collecting the XP to make it work. 

Just like the Curse of Vanishing, you can’t get it directly from the Enchanting Table (you can actually get it using Enchanting Table in Minecraft Bedrock, but it’s very hard to get). But you got other options: you can get it from Chest, fishing, raids (bedrock only), or trade from the Librarian.

Mending only has 1 level and is incompatible with Infinite (Bow’s enchantment).

Sharpness

Sword Sharpness Enchantment.

Sharpness increases the damage of your Sword (this will affect any mobs). It also can be equipped for Ax. This enchantment has levels from 1 – 5 and is incompatible with Smite and Bane of Arthropods.

Smite

Sword Smite Enchantment.

Smite increases the damage of your Sword. But only for undead mobs, this includes Zombies, Skeletons, Strays, Wither Boss, Wither Skeletons, Drowned, Husks, Zombified Piglins, Zombie Villagers, Phantoms, Skeleton Horses, Zombie Horses, and Zoglins.

Smite is limited to undead mobs only, and it gives more damage compared to Sharpness. Smite has levels from 1 – 5 and is incompatible with Sharpness and Bane of Arthropods.

Sweeping Edge (Java Edition Only)

Sword Sweeping Edge Enchantment.

This enchantment increase damage to the sweeping attack. It has levels from 1 – 3. This enchantment is compatible with any other enchantments.

Unbreaking 

Sword Unbreaking Enchantment.

Unbreaking increases your Sword’s durability. Any other enchantable items can have Unbreaking. It has levels from 1 – 3 and is compatible with other enchantments.

Which Sword Enchantments Should You Pick?

All Sword Enchantments.

Try to have all these:

Smite + Looting + Fire Aspect + Unbreaking + Knockback + Mending + Sweeping Edge (Java Edition only). With the maximum level of each enchantment and using the Netherite Sword.

If you had to choose between Sharpness and Smite, choose Smite. Even though Smite is limited to undead mobs only, it performs better than Sharpness because it gives more damage. Besides, most of the hostile mobs are undead.

Looting is a must-have, especially when you try to get Wither Skeleton Skull from Wither Skeleton. It won’t give you 2 Wither Skeleton Skull at once, but it increases the chances of getting it. Other than that, you can get multiple items from mobs as well as rare items.

Fire Aspect is essential. You can hurt mobs without attacking them repeatedly since they get damage from burning. It will save your Sword’s durability. Also, you can get cooked items from mobs too, such as Chicken, if it dies from burning.

Knockback keeps the enemy away from you. So you will get extra time and space. It will make combat effortless and safer.

Sweeping Edge (Java Edition only) will make your sweep attack stronger, which leads to multiple damages and kills to adjacent mobs.

Unbreaking and Mending are also important. They will keep your Sword in good shape. You don’t want your powerful Sword broken or even destroyed earlier than you want.

Obtaining those enchantments can be tough and required a lot of times, so here are my tips:

1. Before you enchant your Sword, make sure the Enchanting Table is fully optimized (properly surrounded by Bookshelves).
2. Try to enchant books instead. Books give you more enchantments to choose from.
3. Try XP farming in Dungeon or Nether Fortress (see below). 
4. Try mine Nether Quartz. It has many XP compared to ore blocks.
5. Explore your Minecraft World. Not only will you discover new items, new areas, and new structures, you might have a chance to find rare enchantments too.

Keep in mind, that all this is just my suggestion to pick enchantments that I think are great for Sword. You can still select Sword enchantments the way you want. It’s up to you.

So, that’s all the Sword enchantments in Minecraft. For more guides like this, see Item Enchantments Guide. Thank you for reading the article.

Sword Enchantment Guide and Tips
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