How to launch a looter raid in Minecraft?

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To start a raid in Minecraft, you should get the effect Bad Omen by killing a raider captain, then entering a village. The raid will then start automatically. See below for step-by-step instructions.

💡 Raids were introduced in version 1.14 of the game. They feature Illagers—hostile versions of villagers—accompanied by witches. These enemies attack in waves. You’ll encounter them in raider patrols near your spawn point or around outposts.

Launch a raider raid in Minecraft.
Launch a looter raid in Minecraft. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr

How do you start a raid?

To start a raid Minecraft, you must first obtain the status effect Bad Omen. This effect is achieved by killing a pirate captain. Then, you enter a village and the raid begins. Here are the steps in detail.

  1. Find a captain Illager. It appears in raider outposts and in random patrols.
  2. Spot him by his ominous banner. It's draped over his head like a helmet.
  3. Kill that captain to gain the Bad Omen effect.
  4. Walk to the nearest village.
  5. The raid begins as soon as you enter the village area.

A boss bar will then appear at the top of your screen. It shows the number of enemies still alive in the current wave. Meanwhile, the villagers will ring the bell. They’ll then rush into their houses to take cover. If you place a bed in the village, you can spend the night between waves to recover.

Status Bad Omen It has several levels. Killing multiple Illage captains increases the effect's level and makes the raid more difficult. The Bad Omen first transforms into a Dire Omen before triggering the invasion.

In recent versions (Java and Bedrock), if you want to know how to change version Minecraft, this can affect the raid's behavior.

What is a Minecraft raid?

A raid is a boss-type combat event that occurs in Minecraft once you obtain the status Bad Omen. This effect is achieved by killing an Illager captain, an Illager who can be recognized by the banner he carries on his head. You’ll encounter him in raider outposts or among the patrols roaming around the villages.

When you enter a village with this status, the raid begins. A bar appears at the top of the screen. Several waves of raiders and other hostile villagers then attack the village.

Each wave pits you against a variety of enemies.

  • Looters armed with crossbows, sometimes led by a captain.
  • Avengers equipped with an axe for close combat.
  • Summoners who conjure flying beasts and cast spells. They can drop a totem of immortality upon their death.
  • Pests—those big beasts that run into everything.
  • Witches who heal other enemies with their potions. Use a bucket of milk to cancel their effects.

To trigger the next wave, you must kill all the enemies on the screen. In the meantime, protect the villagers and keep your iron blocks within reach. That way, you can repair the iron golem, your best ally in defending the village against the most dangerous raiders.

Once you've defeated the final wave, you win the battle. You'll be awarded the title of Village Hero, along with experience points and loot, including emeralds. This bonus also gives you discounts when trading with villagers, and some of them will even give you gifts.

To play raids in multiplayer mode, you can also create a Minecraft server and invite your friends to defend the village with you.

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Minecraft

Released on : November 18, 2011

Developed by : Markus Persson, Mojang Studios

Edited by : Mojang Studios, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Xbox Game Studios

Available on : PC, Mac, Linux, PlayStation, Xbox

Genres : Multiplayer