3 Steps to Make Potions in Minecraft There are 2 main ways to get potions in Minecraft. The first one requires you to brew them in the brewing stand with specific materials.

Brewing these potions takes a number of different ingredients and players need to be careful about when they add specific items into a brew. RELATED: Minecraft Two-part Update Will Add 91 New Blocks ...

While the potion name implies that the effect only increases the player’s jump height, and that is the main effect, there is a secondary effect, though it is much more minor.

Potions are just one of the many RPG features in Minecraft, but they're often a bit underrated by players. When you're dealing with a horde of mobs or looking to conquer an underwater ocean ...

These potion recipes can either be learned by trial and error, or players can rely on this handy guide. Every Minecraft potion recipe will be listed down below, along with its effects.

Similar to splash potions, lingering potions are a class of potion rather than a single one with a unique effect. Like splash potions, lingering potions need to be thrown from the Minecraft player ...

Minecraft’s infamous potion of poison. You are likely to have been hit with its splash bottle at least once. This potion is perfect in combat for lowering your opponent's health before dealing ...

To make a Splash Potion of Swiftness, simply place your Potion of Swiftness (3:00) into the bottom of a Brewing Stand and add Gunpowder into the top box. Once the brewing has finished, you’ll ...

Down below, we’ve explained how to make a Potion of Water Breathing in Minecraft for three minutes, followed by how to turn that into one that’ll allow you to breathe underwater for eight ...

The latest version of Minecraft adds a host of optimizations and bug fixes and some new features. There's an all new update for Minecraft, which brings the game up to snapshot version 15w33b.