Minecraft Bedrock Edition How to Change the Enchantment Output

Our Minecraft Best Enchantments Guide features all the top options for enchanting your Armor, Crossbow, Sword, Pickaxe, Bow, Axe, Shovel, Elytra, Fishing Pole, and even your Trident! If you're looking to get the most out of your enchantments in Minecraft, then we've got all the information you'll need.

Best Minecraft Enchantments

These enchantments can apply to all tools, weapons, and armor. For this reason, and that they are massively convenient when applied, we have marked them as the best overall enchantments in the game.

Mending: If you want your gear to last much longer, be sure to attach Mending. Its primary purpose is to replenish your gear's durability by absorbing the XP dropped from each mob. This makes it one of the most convenient enchantments because it fixes your gear without having to spend valuable resources. If you have this enchantment and use it at a semi-automatic mob grinder, your equipment will never run out of durability.
Unbreaking: This enchantment is best used in tandem with Mending, but it is a solid option by itself. Unbreaking makes it so your gear might not lose durability when you use it (or, for when it's applied to armor: when you take damage). This enchantment is perfect for both early-game and end-game since it saves you precious resources.

Best Armor Enchantments in Minecraft

All Armor

Protection: This is a must for every piece of armor you have, because it gives you four additional points of armor for each piece you have enchanted. Protection IV drastically decreases the amount of damage you receive from most sources (except status effects like poison and fire). It's best to have it on all four pieces of armor you wear to make sure you're protected both in and out of battle.
Thorns: Thorns III will be a thorn in the side of any would-be attackers on a PVP server. It doesn't serve a lot of purpose in a solo Minecraft world, but once another player on a PVP server finds out you have it, they will think twice about attacking you. This enchantment deals significant damage to anyone that strikes you with a melee attack.

Helmet

Using the right helmet can be exceptionally convenient when if you frequently find yourself in water. Minecraft version 1.17 added Wet Caves to the game, which are caves filled with water. That makes the enchantments listed below far more useful! They don't serve a lot of purpose outside of that, so if you can't get any of the enchantments below, we strongly recommend enchanting your helmet with the enchantments listed in the All Armor section above.

Respiration: This enchantment helps you hold your breath underwater for an extended period. It's very useful if you are harvesting coral or exploring oceans.
Aqua Affinity: Aqua Affinity is crucial for players that need to go deep-sea diving for resources and Ocean Monuments. It removes the penalty to your mining speed for mining underwater.

Boots

Depth Strider: Boots with Depth Strider are best used with a Helmet that either has Aqua Affinity, Respiration, or both. Depth Strider removes the speed penalty for swimming underwater and gives your character much more maneuverability while swimming.
Frost Walker: This creates frosted ice block when you walk over water. If you are on an island map, or you simply don't enjoy going underwater in Minecraft, this is a good enchantment to have. However, outside of this scenario, we would recommend having Feather Falling for your general day-to-day Minecraft play.
Feather Falling: With the changes to Minecraft in version 1.17 (the Caves & Cliffs update), Feather Falling is an essential enchantment overall. Cliffs appear more often and some of them have higher drops, and caves pose a much greater threat. You can ease these complications with Feather Falling, which makes it so any fall damage you take is drastically reduced. With Feather Falling IV, you can drop from the max world height and still not die!

Shield

There are few enchantments that you can apply to shields. You can apply the Curse Of Vanishing enchantment, but that only stops other players from picking up the shield if you die. The Mending and Unbreaking enchantments mentioned above will be the best options you have for enchanting this piece of equipment.

Best Weapon Enchantments in Minecraft

Swords

Sharpness/Smite: With Sharpness V or Smite V, your melee damage is greatly increased. Sharpness I and Smite I provide little help, so we recommend only seeking this enchantment if you can use the best tier. With Sharpness V, you can one-shot (kill with one melee attack) most living mobs. With Smite V, you can one-shot most undead mobs like Zombies and Skeletons.
Looting: Looting III is crucial to end-game items and resources. It not only increases the rate at which those rare items drop (like mob heads), but also increases the amount of items dropped (e.g. skeletons will drop several bones instead of just one or two). Looting III would easily top our list of best overall enchantments if it didn't only apply specifically to swords.
Fire Aspect: Fire Aspect is absolutely crucial for PVP servers. With it, your enemies are set on fire when you strike them. Fire Aspect I is better than nothing, but Fire Aspect II will keep your opponents sweating and using precious time to douse themselves or to take potions that protect them from fire damage. If they don't have a means to get rid of Fire Aspects effects, then the battle was over before it even began.

Bows

Power: This enchantment doesn't provide a lot of help unless you get Power IV or Power V. However, once you do, you can essentially cut your combat time in half. If you're an expert when it comes to aiming your bow, this is the most essential enchantment you can have. While all other enchantments require more strategy to use, Power just provides excessive damage for the archery skill you already have.
Punch: Punch can be used for both offense and and defense, and is an all-around massively convenient enchantment to have. If you use Punch II, it knocks your opponents back much further than normal when you strike them. You can use it to knock them off of cliffs, or simply create distance between you and them. If you have the right skills, you can also use it on yourself to keep yourself in the air with Elytra.
Flame: Flame is essentially just Fire Aspect for Bows. When your Bow is enchanted with it, all arrows you fire will be fire arrows. If you strike an opponent with it, they will immediately catch on fire.
Infinity: Infinity makes it so having a single arrow in your inventory allows you to fire infinite arrows. This is an extremely helpful enchantment if you frequently run out of arrows. If that's not an issue for you, though, we recommend using one of the other enchantments listed above.

Crossbows

Quick Charge: This enchantment essentially just decreases your Crossbow's reload time. Quick Charge V makes your Crossbow fire its arrow instantly, which makes it an extremely powerful weapon against all mobs, including other players. We strongly recommend using this in tandem with Multishot or Piercing.
Multishot or Piercing: You can only have one of these enchantments on your Crossbow, and which one you choose largely depends on how you play the game. If you are usually out in the open and on the surface, Multishot is for you since it fires three arrows in a cone rather than just one. If you are usually in caves or narrow areas, then Piercing is for you since it makes the arrows shoot through their opponent and into whatever is behind them.

Trident

Impaling: If you are planning to raid an Ocean Monument, this is a great enchantment to have on your Trident. The only downside to it is that it only deals extra damage to aquatic mobs and has no effect on the damage multiplier for mobs on land.
Loyalty: Loyalty is a special enchantment that makes the Trident a massively powerful weapon. Tridents can be a melee weapon or thrown as a ranged weapon. Loyalty makes it so throwing them results in the Trident returning to your inventory after a short time. The higher the Loyalty level on your Trident, the quicker it returns to you.
Channeling: Channeling is one of the most interesting enchantments in the game because it can force a lighting strike on mobs struck by it when thrown. This only applies during a Thunderstorm and the mob must be exposed to the open sky for it to work. If the correct conditions are met, each of the mobs changes into the following when struck by a lighting strike:
- Creeper: Charged Creeper
- Villager: Witch
- Pigs: Zombified Piglins
- Mooshrooms: Opposite color Mooshroom
Riptide: Riptide allows for fast transportation for the player under specific conditions. If the player is standing in water, rain, or snow, they can throw the Riptide-enchanted Trident to teleport to where the Trident lands. This makes this item one of the fastest methods of transportation in Survival.

Best Tool Enchantments in Minecraft

Axe, Sword, Shovel, Hoe, & Pickaxe

Fortune: Fortune is considered one of the most popular Enchantments because it's used to increase the amount of resources dropped when you mine specific types of blocks (most notably: diamonds). Because of the changes to Ore blocks in Minecraft 1.17, this enchantment is an essential enchantment to have on at least one Diamond Pickaxe. In the 1.17, all Iron, Gold, and Copper Ore Blocks drop Raw Ore (which is affected by the Fortune enchantment) instead of Ore Blocks (which are not affected).
Efficiency: Efficiency increases the speed at which your tool can mine blocks. While any increased speed can be helpful if you're in a rush, this enchantment is usually only worth it as Efficiency IV or Efficiency V. We strongly recommend using this with Unbreaking, otherwise your tools can disappear before you even realize it.
Silk Touch: Silk Touch makes it so the blocks you mine drop the blocks themselves rather raw materials. An example of this would be that using Silk Touch on a Diamond Ore Block will make it drop a Diamond Ore Block when mined, rather than a Diamond like it usually does. This is an extremely helpful enchantment, but many players forego it in exchange for a tool to have the Fortune III enchantment. These two enchantments cannot both apply to the same tool.

Fishing Rod

Lure: This is the most popular enchantment for players that use fishing as their primary source of food. Lure decreases the wait time to catch something from fishing by five seconds per level. Lure III can easily make fishing the fastest way to get food in the game since you can catch a fish every couple seconds.
Luck of the Sea: This enchantment increases the chance of finding rare treasure while fishing and decreases the chance of finding junk. It isn't as game-changing as other enchantments can be (like Mending or enchantments that add extra damage), but it is certainly a convenient enchantment to have.

Elytra

As of now, there are no enchantments that are applicable only to Elytra. Curse of Vanishing and Curse of Binding can be applied, but they provide nothing that is directly beneficial to the player using them. We recommend using Mending or Unbreakable on Elytra to decrease the amount of resources used to keep it maintained.

Best Nether Enchantments in Minecraft

These enchantments are essential if you want to go into the Nether, especially if you're expecting a fight!

Fire Protection: Fire Protection reduces the damage you take from all sources of heat (most notably fire and lava). Since the Nether has lava and fire everywhere, this is a necessary enchantment to stay protected.
Soul Speed: You can only put this enchant on your boots. When applied, it increases the speed at which you walk on Soul Sand. However, when you run on Soul Sand with boots enchanted with Soul Speed, it decreases the boots' durability. It's strongly recommended that you use Mending or Unbreakable on Boots enchanted with Soul Speed.
Feather Falling: Feather Falling was mentioned above as one of the best enchantments for Boots, and it especially applies to the Nether. In some of the Nether Biomes released in 1.16, there are many steep cliffs and deep chasms. This makes Feather Falling an essential enchantment for the Nether since it protects you from taking excessive damage if you accidentally fall.
Knockback: Knockback is crucial if you plan to go exploring the more dangerous parts of the Nether, especially Fortresses. This is more of a preventative measure than a tool. It helps put distance between you and any mobs, and can be lifesaving if you find yourself with low health while fending off mobs!

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Minecraft Bedrock Edition How to Change the Enchantment Output

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