𝐏𝐎𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐆𝐔𝐈𝐃𝐄
Brewing is the process of creating potions, splash potions, and lingering potions by adding various ingredients to water bottles in a brewing stand.
To make a Potion in Minecraft, you need these things:
A Brewing Stand for brewing potions.
Blaze Powder for fuelling your Brewing Stand.
Glass Bottles to contain your Potions.
A Water source nearby (Cauldron or Water block).
Every potion starts with a Water Bottle. To make a Water Bottle, just right-click on a water source with a Glass Bottle in your hand.
There are three steps to making a Potion:
Make an Awkward Potion (Water Bottle + Netherwart) in the Brewing Stand.
Add an effect ingredient to specify the Potion effect.
(Optional) Add one or more modifier ingredients to change the nature of the Potion.
Steps 2 and 3 can be done in reverse order if you like, but step 1 always comes first (except when making a Potion of Weakness, which doesn't need an Awkward Potion).
Adding Glowstone Dust to some Potions will increase the strength of the effect (usually doubling it). These Potions will have a "II" at the end of their name.
Adding Redstone Dust to some Potions will extend the duration of the effect. These Potions will have a "+" at the end of their name.
Adding Fermented Spider Eye to some potions will corrupt the effect, turning it into a new kind of Potion.
Adding Gunpowder to any Potion will turn it into a Splash Potion. Instead of being drunk, a Splash Potion can be thrown on the ground, affecting everyone in an area around where it shatters.
Adding Dragon's Breath to any Splash Potion will turn it into a Lingering Potion. The effects of a Lingering Potion persist in the area for a short while after breaking, and while the effect is reduced it can also stack if you stay in the area.
You can also follow the link below for more info:
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/minecraft-potions-how-to-make-potions-in-minecraft-brewing-stand-potion-chart
To make a Potion in Minecraft, you need these things:
A Brewing Stand for brewing potions.
Blaze Powder for fuelling your Brewing Stand.
Glass Bottles to contain your Potions.
A Water source nearby (Cauldron or Water block).
Every potion starts with a Water Bottle. To make a Water Bottle, just right-click on a water source with a Glass Bottle in your hand.
There are three steps to making a Potion:
Make an Awkward Potion (Water Bottle + Netherwart) in the Brewing Stand.
Add an effect ingredient to specify the Potion effect.
(Optional) Add one or more modifier ingredients to change the nature of the Potion.
Steps 2 and 3 can be done in reverse order if you like, but step 1 always comes first (except when making a Potion of Weakness, which doesn't need an Awkward Potion).
Adding Glowstone Dust to some Potions will increase the strength of the effect (usually doubling it). These Potions will have a "II" at the end of their name.
Adding Redstone Dust to some Potions will extend the duration of the effect. These Potions will have a "+" at the end of their name.
Adding Fermented Spider Eye to some potions will corrupt the effect, turning it into a new kind of Potion.
Adding Gunpowder to any Potion will turn it into a Splash Potion. Instead of being drunk, a Splash Potion can be thrown on the ground, affecting everyone in an area around where it shatters.
Adding Dragon's Breath to any Splash Potion will turn it into a Lingering Potion. The effects of a Lingering Potion persist in the area for a short while after breaking, and while the effect is reduced it can also stack if you stay in the area.
You can also follow the link below for more info:
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/minecraft-potions-how-to-make-potions-in-minecraft-brewing-stand-potion-chart
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