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Ingredients:Nether wart, water bottle. The Awkward potion is crucial to potion-making, as it is the base of every useful potion below. Rather than putting your ingredients straight in the brewing stand with a water bottle, which could result in useless mundane or thick potions, you need to ensure you have brewed an awkward potion first, then add yo...

Ingredients:Blaze powder, ghast tear, Redstone dust, rabbit’s foot, glistering melon slice, sugar, spider eye, or magma cream, and a water bottle. There isn’t actually a use for the Mundane potion in Minecraft. While putting these items together in a brewing stand will result in a “potion”, this is essentially a warning to say don’t do it – it’s ju...

Ingredients:Glowstone dust, water bottle. As above, there isn’t really a use for the Thick potion, either. Only, instead of being a normal ingredient, Glowstone – as you’ll discover further down – is added to change the performance of a potion. You need to get it in the right order, or you could end up with a pointless thick potion.

Ingredients:Gunpowder, any potion. Placing a potion back into the brewing stand and adding gunpowder will turn a standard potion into a splash potion. Rather than being consumed from the bottle, splash potions must be thrown, either at your own feet to give yourself the effect or at someone else. This is much quicker than drinking but comes with th...

Ingredients:Dragon’s breath, any splash potion. Add the rare Dragon’s breath, obtained from the Ender Dragon, to any splash potion to brew a lingering potion. This will cause the particles from a smashed potion bottle to remain on the ground for a certain time, inflicting the status effect upon any entity who passes through it. Lingering potions ha...

Ingredients:Glowstone dust, any potion with (+) listed above. Adding Glowstone dust to your potion after brewing can enhance it, but not all potions have this ability, so check the list above for a + icon, or use trial and error in-game if you’re willing to lose a bit of the yellow dust. Any that can be enhanced will see an improvement to their eff...

Ingredients:Redstone dust, any potion (except harming or healing). Adding Redstone dust to your potion after brewing extends its duration quite significantly in most cases, which is much cheaper than brewing multiple potions, and saves space in your hotbar. However, you can’t extend and enhance your potion, so make sure you know which you want to p...

Ingredients:Magma cream, awkward potion If you’re going to mine in the Nether or take on some fiery Blazes, it’s a no-brainer to take a few potions of fire resistance with you if you can. And they’re even handy when mining the depths of the overworld, too. One of the most useful potions by far, the potion of fire resistance gives immunity to damage...

Ingredients:Fermented spider eye, potion of night vision. Add a fermented spider eye to a potion of night vision to render the user invisible for three minutes. It’s worth noting, though, that this only applies to your avatar, not items, equipment, or effect particles. If you’re using this in multiplayer, you can crouch to hide your name tag, other...