A Potion is a unique item in the game that can give you special abilities. You can make a potion out of many different things. Potions can be brewed in a Brewing Stand which is crafted with 3 cobblestone and a blaze rod, which you can obtain by killing a Blaze. The main starter ingredient to potions are Nether Warts, potions can be started with other ingredients but it is easiest to start with Nether Warts .

Contents 1 Making Potions 2 Ingredient List 3 Potion Recipes 4 Extending Potions 5 Potion Effects 6 Gallery 7 Video Tutorial

Making PotionsEdit

1. You will require a brewing stand, Glass Bottle (can be crafted using 3 glass), and a source of Water to fill the bottles. 
2. Start by filling the Glass bottles with water by right clicking on a water source, or a Cauldron. Once you have finished filling the bottles, you can begin Brewing.
3. Slot your Water Bottles inside the Brewing Stand and put your first ingredient (Usually Nether Warts ) in the top slot.When it finishes brewing, you should have an Awkward Potion if you used a nether wart.
4. Once you have an Awkward Potion, you can put other ingredients in the top slot to create several different effects.

TIP: If you're not sure what ingredients do what, read on to Potion Recipes.

Ingredient ListEdit

Here are all of the ingredients you could possibly need to make all the different potions:

Base Ingredients:

Nether Wart, Redstone Dust, Glowstone Dust, Fermented Spider Eye

Secondary Ingredients:

Magma Cream, Sugar, Glistering Melon, Spider Eye, Ghast Tear, Blaze Powder,

Fermented Spider Eye, Golden Carrot,

Converters:

Redstone Dust, Glowstone Dust, Fermented Spider Eye, Gunpowder,

Potion RecipesEdit

Weakness

 Fermented Spider Eye

Weakness Ext

Fermented Spider Eye ↔  Redstone Dust

Strength

Nether Wart →  Blaze Powder

Strength Ext

Nether Wart →  Blaze Powder →  Redstone Dust

Strength II

Nether Wart →  Blaze Powder →  Glowstone Dust

Regeneration

Nether Wart →  Ghast Tear

Regeneration Ext

Nether Wart →  Ghast Tear →  Redstone Dust

Regeneration II

Nether Wart →  Ghast Tear →  Glowstone Dust 

Swiftness

Nether Wart →  Sugar

Swiftness Ext

Nether wart →  Sugar →  Redstone Dust

Swiftness II

Nether Wart →  Sugar →  Glowstone Dust

Slowness

Nether Wart →  Sugar →  Fermented Spider Eye

Nether Wart →  Magma Cream →  Fermented Spider Eye

Slowness Ext

Nether Wart →  Sugar →  Fermented Spider Eye ↔  Redstone Dust

Nether Wart →  Magma Cream →  Fermented Spider Eye ↔  Redstone Dust

Healing

Nether Wart →  Glistering Melon

Healing II

Nether Wart →  Glistering Melon →  Glowstone Dust

Harming

Nether Wart →  Glistering Melon →  Fermented Spider Eye

Nether Wart →  Spider Eye →  Fermented Spider Eye

Harming II

 Nether Wart →  Glistering Melon →  Fermented Spider Eye ↔  Glowstone Dust

Nether Wart →  Spider Eye →  Fermented Spider Eye ↔  Glowstone Dust 

Poison

Nether Wart →  Spider Eye

Poison Ext

Nether Wart →  Spider Eye →  Redstone Dust

Poison II

Nether Wart →  Spider Eye →  Glowstone Dust

Fire Resistance

 Nether Wart →  Magma Cream

Fire Resistance Ext

Nether Wart →  Magma Cream →  Redstone Dust

Night Vision

Nether Wart →  Golden Carrot

Night Vision ext

Nether Wart →  Golden Carrot →  Redstone Dust

Invisibility

Nether Wart →  Golden Carrot →  Fermented Spider Eye

Invisibility ext

Nether Wart →  Golden Carrot →  Fermented Spider Eye ↔  Redstone Dust

Extending PotionsEdit

When reading the potion recipes, you probably ask what's the difference is between Poison, Poison II, and Poison ext? The regular poison potion has its normal affects that come naturally when first crafted. If you add Redstone Dust to it, it makes the potion last longer, thereby creating Poison ext (Adds ext. at the end of the potion name). If you add Glowstone Dust to it then it makes the potion more potent, meaning the effects are stronger, thereby creating Poison II (Adds a roman numeral equivalent to n+1 where n is how many time you have brewed that potion with another glowstone). This applies to most potions, save for potions with an instant effect (ie. Harming or Healing.) which do not have the option of becomine ext. This is also true for potions with an effect that cannot have its potency increased (ie. Invisibility since you cannot become even more invisible than you already are.) which do not have the option of gaining a roman numeral to its name.

Glowstone Dust- Increases the potency of any potion.

Redstone Dust- Extends the effects of any potion.

Potion EffectsEdit

The following effects only apply to the regular potion without any duration or potency extents.

Weakness -Reduces all melee attacks by 1 heart damage. This will also make it so a player cannot cause damage without a weapon

Strength- Adds 1 and 1/2 heart damage to all melee attacks with or without a weapon.

Regeneration- Restores health over time by approximately 1 heart every 2.4 seconds

Swiftness -Increases player's walking speed, sprinting speed, and jumping length by 20%.

Slowness- Player's movement is slowed to a crouch for 1 minute 30 seconds.

Healing- Restores 3 hearts instantly

Harming- Inflicts 3 hearts of damage

Fire Resistence- Gives immunity to damage from fire, lava, and ranged Blaze attacks.

Night Vision- Makes everything appear to be at max light level, including underwater areas.

Invisibility- Renders the player invisible. Equipped/wielded items are still visible.

GalleryEdit

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Video TutorialEdit