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- In the crafting menu, you should see a crafting area that is made up of a 3x3 crafting grid. To make a brewing stand, place 1 blaze rod and 3 cobblestones in the 3x3 crafting grid. When making a brewing stand, it is important that the blaze rod and cobblestones are placed in the exact pattern as the image below.
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To make a brewing stand, place 1 blaze rod and 3 cobblestones in the 3x3 crafting grid. When making a brewing stand, it is important that the blaze rod and cobblestones are placed in the exact pattern as the image below.
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- Overview
- Obtainable In Peaceful
- Not Obtainable in Peaceful
- Spawnable on Peaceful
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This tutorial is about how to gather resources that are usually dropped from either hostile or neutral mobs.
Because most hostile or neutral mobs do not spawn in Peaceful, sometimes it is hard to gather these resources. Also, this page may be helpful when playing any Survival world, if you do not like to fight monsters, but want to get the items that they drop. Another use of this page would be if you want to play Minecraft without any data packs, as this will disable mob drops. However, it will also disable loot in chests, so trading with villagers is one of the few ways you can acquire these items.
Bones
Bones are commonly dropped from skeletons, which because they are hostile, do not spawn in Peaceful. However, there are other methods of obtaining bones. Bones can be found naturally occurring in the chests of desert temples, jungle temples, dungeons, ancient cities, and woodland mansions. Unless you happen to have a jungle near your spawnpoint, or if you're very lucky a dark forest with a woodland mansion in it, your best bet would be to find a desert or a dungeon. It's best to find a dungeon in caves, but if you don't have many caves nearby, you can just mine underground. Unfortunately, spawners can't spawn mobs on Peaceful difficulty, so in Peaceful, you can't listen to the sounds of zombies, skeletons, or spiders to find dungeons. To find a desert temple, you will need to find a desert first, and then explore around the desert. The advantage of desert temples is they can be seen from a long way away. However, when finding structures with chests that could potentially hold bones, remember that a desert temple chest does not always have a bone in it. There are 2 more ways to find bones. One of them is through fishing. If you fish with a fishing rod without a Luck of the Sea enchantment, you will have a 1.1% chance of getting a bone. However, the disadvantages of this method are that a fishing rod requires string, which is most commonly obtained from spiders, which don't spawn in Peaceful, and that you will only have a small chance of getting a bone when fishing. In Bedrock Edition, all fish mobs have a 25% chance of dropping 1–2 bone. As at least one fish variety can spawn in every single type of ocean, and salmon spawn in rivers as well. This actually makes bones quite easy to obtain.
Bone Meal
A common way to obtain bone meal is by crafting it from bones, but there are several ways to obtain it without using bones. The first method is by finding fossils, which contain bone blocks. This will be useful if you need a massive amount of bone meal. The advantage of this method is that 1 bone block = 9 bone meal, and fossils usually have many bone blocks within them. However, fossils are rare, and only generate in deserts and swamp biomes. The best way to find bone blocks is to first find a swamp or desert, and then either find caves, or ravines, or try using this method. Remember, fossils generate around 15–24 blocks under surface (around altitude 40–49), so if you are on desert hills or swamp hills, fossils generate higher. Another way to find a massive amount of bone blocks in 1.16 and above is to find a soul sand valley where small fossils generate very commonly, and due to being in peaceful mode, you will not need to worry about the ghasts and skeletons. In Bedrock Edition, you can buy 3 bone meal for one emerald from the wandering trader, but wandering traders do not always offer bone meal. In Java Edition, all 4 types of fish mob have a 5% chance to drop bone meal. Salmon is especially convenient because it can be found in rivers, and rivers are one of the most common biomes in the game, so you don't need to go to the ocean. The easiest way to get bone meal is by using a composter, usually using items from a farm. For example, if you have too much cactus from a cactus farm, or excess seeds from a wheat farm, just put them into the composter and you will get bone meal after composting it several times. This is the best way to get bone meal without traveling to the nether, as you just need a composter to transform plant-related items or blocks into bone meal. Although not very efficiently, the composter can be used in conjunction with roses dropped from iron golems to automatically create bonemeal from an iron farm.
Ender Pearls
Although endermen don't spawn on Peaceful, ender pearls can be obtained by 3 other means. Ender pearls can be found in the chests of strongholds and woodland mansions. Both of these structures are very rare, and often far from spawn. The former cannot be located any means and must be found by pure luck, the later can be located with a woodland explorer map. Two ender pearls always generate in the fake end portal room chest, but not every woodland mansion generates a fake end portal room. The best way to obtain ender pearls it by trading 5 emeralds with a cleric villager . If you have a farmer and a large wheat, beetroot, potato, or carrot farm, you can gain lots of emeralds by trading these items with the farmer, and thus gain lots of ender pearls. You can also get ender pearls by bartering with piglins. Despite the fact that ender pearls can't be used to make eyes of ender because of the lack of blaze rods, ender pearls can be used to teleport, which can be very useful at times.
Blaze Rods
Blaze rods can only be obtained by killing blazes, which is impossible on Peaceful difficulty. Unfortunately, blaze rods are essential to going to the End, because there is only a 1 in a trillion chance that an end portal will generate with all eyes of ender in it, and eyes of ender require blaze powder. However, brewing stands, which usually need a blaze rod to craft, can be found in igloo basements and village temples, but no potions can be brewed because they require blaze powder as fuel. Even though the player may not be able to go to the End on Peaceful difficulty, there are plenty of other things available to do in the Minecraft world.
Froglight
Froglights drop when tiny magma cubes be eaten by frog. Unfortunately, magma cubes don't spawn on peaceful and they are the only way to obtain froglight.
Ghast Tear
Ghast tears, which drop from ghasts, are used to make potions of Regeneration and end crystals. Although both of these are helpful in Minecraft, neither of them could be made even if ghast tears could be obtained in some other way. This is because potions of Regeneration require blaze powder to make, and end crystals require eyes of ender, both of which can't be obtained on Peaceful difficulty because of the lack of blazes.
Bee
Bees are the only arthropod mobs that don't despawn in peaceful. Bees only drop experience when killed, so it's better to farm them to produce honeycombs or honey bottles. These items can be used as food (honey bottles also remove poison), to craft honeycomb blocks, sugar, honey blocks (a sticky block similar to slime block but different), or to craft beehives.
Ender Dragon
The ender dragon is the boss mob of the End dimension. It will drop tons of experience and a dragon egg upon death. Dragon eggs cannot be used to craft anything, but they serve as a trophy, showing that the ender dragon has been defeated. The End cannot be reached in Peaceful difficulty since eyes of ender require blaze powder to craft, which is unobtainable. Eyes of ender were formerly obtainable via villager trading, but now it is impossible. However, if one is super lucky, (literally one in a trillion) they can find a stronghold with all end portal frames already filled; this way, they can access the End in Peaceful, one such seed is 153528141396417860.[more information needed] When you enter the End, the ender dragon will spawn. It cannot do damage to you but it will still knock you back, so the only things to worry about are taking damage from destroying the end crystals, taking fall damage after being launched by the ender dragon, or falling into the void after being launched by the end dragon. Apart from that, the fight should be easy. You can also use the end gateway portal and you will be able to access the End as much as you want. Keep in mind that the end crystals cannot be obtained in Peaceful, because ghast tears are unobtainable, so you cannot respawn the dragon.
Evoker[Bedrock Edition only]
Evokers live in woodland mansions, which are very rare. Due to their ability to summon vexes and their fang attack, they are very dangerous in Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulties. However, they cannot deal any damage if the player is on Peaceful difficulty (although the player may still incidentally receive damage from an evoker fang if an evoker is trying to attack a villager). Evokers drop very rare items upon death: 0–1 emeralds, and even more useful, a totem of undying. If the player dies while holding a totem of undying, that player will not die, but instead, have 1, and quickly regenerate to full health.[Bedrock Edition only]
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- Awkward potion. 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 your ingredients to that.
- Mundane potion. Ingredients: Blaze powder, ghast tear, Redstone dust, rabbit’s foot, glistering melon slice, sugar, spider eye, or magma cream, and a water bottle.
- Thick potion. 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.
- Splash potions. Ingredients: Gunpowder, any potion. Placing a potion back into the brewing stand and adding gunpowder will turn a standard potion into a splash potion.
Sep 25, 2023 · Use Blaze Powder to activate your Brewing Stand and start brewing potions. This article explains how to make a Brewing Stand in Minecraft and how to brew potions on any platform. How to Craft a Brewing Stand in Minecraft
Aug 1, 2022 · How to Use a Brewing Stand in Minecraft. As you might have noticed, the Brewing Stand looks nothing like other Minecraft functional blocks. But don’t get overwhelmed. With a little practice, you can easily make the most out of the Brewing Stand and make Minecraft potions of your liking.
Jul 22, 2022 · Before you can craft a Brewing Stand, you first need to gather three Cobblestone and one Blaze Rod. If you don’t know where to find a Blaze Rod, it can be collected by killing Blazes in...
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