Damage Potions: Uses and Crafting

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The damage potion Deals instant damage to a player or creature as soon as it hits them. It comes in Level I (3 hearts) and Damage Potion II (6 hearts). You can drink it or use it as a one-time-use item by mixing it with gunpowder. To craft it, you'll need a still, a vial of water, and a fermented spider eye. This tutorial is still valid on Minecraft Java and Bedrock since version 1.9.

What is the damage potion used for?

The damage potion (in English Potion of Harming) causes an immediate loss of health. The Level I damage potion removes 3 hearts, or 6 health points. The Level II damage potion removes 6 hearts, or 12 health points. This damage is instantaneous and has no duration.

It affects other players as well as mobs. Undead creatures (zombies, skeletons, withers) are healed by this instant damage instead of losing health. On them, a healing potion therefore acts as an attack, and the poison potion That doesn't work either.

This recipe is valid on Minecraft in Java Edition as in Bedrock Edition, and has not changed since version 1.9.

How do you make the damage potion?

First and foremost, you'll need vials to hold your potions.

Ingredients needed to make them: 3 glasses (uses a workbench).

Here's how to arrange them to make your vials: Craft an empty vial in Minecraft, 3 V-shaped glass pieces on the workbench

Once you have your vials in hand, you'll need a still. This item is used to craft all the potions in the game. Without a still, you won't be able to make your own potions.

Ingredients needed to make it: 3 stones and 1 stick of blaze (the stick of blaze (obtained by killing blazes in the Nether).

Here's how to arrange the ingredients to make it.Craft the Minecraft still using 3 stones and 1 blaze stick

Place your still in your base, then right-click to open its interface. This is where you create your potions. You can actually brew up to 3 potions at the same time. Remember to fill your vials with water first.

Level I Damage Potion

Ingredients needed to craft it: 1 Nether Wart, 1 Shimmering Watermelon Slice, and 1 Fermented Spider Eye (excluding potions: 1 powder of blaze (as fuel).

Opens the interface for the still created earlier.

The still needs fuel to operate: the famous powder of blaze. Place it as shown in the image below.Placing blaze powder as fuel in the Minecraft still

Tip: Here's how to make a glittery slice of watermelon and a fermented spider eye.Craft a Sparkling Watermelon Slice in Minecraft

Fermented Spider Eye Craft in Minecraft

Now, follow these steps.

  • Place the vial of water, then add the Nether Wart:

Nether Wart in Still Minecraft for the Strange Potion

  • Add the sparkling slice of watermelon:

A slice of watermelon glistening in the still for the healing potion

  • Finally, add the fermented spider's eye to taint the potion:

Fermented spider eye added to the still for the damage potion

You obtain a Level I damage potion. Fermented spider eyes can also be used in a poison potion to produce the same result.

Upgrade and transform the damage potion

To create a tier II damage potion, adds a luminous powder to your Level I damage potion. It will then deal 6 hearts of instant damage.Luminous powder added to create the Level II damage potion

To get a single-use damage potion, add some gunpowder. Place it in the top compartment of the still, where the ingredients go, along with your potion in one of the bottom compartments. You’ll then be able to throw the potion at your target instead of drinking it.

Summary Table of Variants

Variant Effect Ingredient to add
Damage Potion I Deals instant damage (3 hearts, 6 HP) Spider eye fermented in a healing or poison potion
Damage Potion II Deals instant damage (6 hearts, 12 HP) Glowing Powder on a Damage Potion I
Single-use damage potion Throws itself at the target instead of being drunk Gunpowder

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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

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