Minecraft Potions are a great way to get some additional special effects or inflict negative effects on your opponent. Here is how to make a Mundane Potion in Minecraft, which is another base potion, used to craft other potions in the game.
Minecraft has a few enchantments and potions that fall under the Brewing and Enchanting sections of the game. These are mid-to-late game items that players can obtain after finding some materials and items that are used to craft them. Brewing needs a Beer Holder mainly for crafting potions and adding items to it. These items and variations result in a variety of potions that players can use.
Here's how to make a Mundane Potion in Minecraft from scratch.
Minecraft's Mundane Potion
This is a variety of the basic potion that players can make and give it effects. There are a total of 5 types of basic potions that will give additional effects. Potions can naturally be found in chests, villages, igloos and end cities.
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These inherently have no effects and drinking causes no effects. It's just a starting point for the potion that gives you longevity, splash effects, and more.
However, the Mundane Potion is a peculiar case in the game. It has no inherent effect and can only be used to make a Potion of Weakness. Other than that, it has no other use.
The Potion of Weakness allows the player to reduce attack damage by half the heart for 90 seconds. This can be useful in fights against high damage attackers. In addition, it is also used in healing Zombie Villagers.
How to craft a Mundane Potion in Minecraft?
To create any Potions from scratch, players must first make a Beer Holder or find one and set it up. Additionally, players need the following items to craft a Mundane Potion:
water bottle x1
Any of the items below:
- spider eye x1
- Magma Cream x1
- Shiny melon slice x1
- sugar x1
- Pó Blaze x1
- Rasgo Ghast x1
- Redstone Dust x1
Add any of these items to a water bottle on a brewing stand to make a mundane potion in Minecraft!
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