Supported PlatformsBackgroundHow to Craft A Bottle O’enchanting in Survival Mode1. Find a Villager that is a ClericEach villager will have different trades depending on its career. To get a bottle o’enchanting in Survival mode, you need to find a villager that has a career of Cleric. This type of villager wears purple robes, but its appearance can differ slightly depending on the biome it is found in. This is …2. Trade with the ClericTo get a bottle o’enchanting, you must trade with a Cleric that has a career level of Master. Chance are, you will not be lucky enough to find a Cleric already at a Master level, so you will need to trade with the Cleric until it levels up to Master. The following are the career levels that a villa…
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Bottles o’ Enchanting can be thrown like Snowballs (by right-clicking). How do you craft a bottle in Minecraft? It’s easy to make a water bottle – just arrange three blocks of glass in a crafting grid to make a glass bottle, and then right-click on some water or a cauldron to fill it up. What villagers trade bottles of enchanting?
You can put a bottle in an anvil to fill it with experience, thus making a bottle o’ enchanting. How do you craft a bottle in Minecraft? It’s easy to make a water bottle – just arrange three blocks of glass in a crafting grid to make a glass bottle, and then …
A bottle o’ enchanting is a bottle that releases experience orbs when thrown. Master-level cleric villagers sell bottles o’ enchanting for 3 emeralds as part of their trade. A bottle o’ enchanting can be thrown by pressing use. On impact, it drops experience orbs worth 3–11 (average 7.0) and…
How do you make bottle o Enchanting in Minecraft PE? Although it can not be crafted in the game, a bottle o’enchanting is available through the Creative Inventory menu or you can get one by trading with a villager that is a Cleric. Can you craft bottles o enchanting?
A bottle o’ enchanting is a bottle that releases experience orbs when thrown. Master-level cleric villagers sell bottles o’ enchanting for 3 emeralds as part of their trade. A bottle o’ enchanting can be thrown by pressing use. On impact, it drops experience orbs worth 3-11 (average 7.0) and sends out blue particles.
The Bottle o’ Enchanting is a throwable item (similar to a splash potion) that drops 3–11 experience points per bottle when it hits the ground. It can be obtained by the Creative inventory, as dungeon loot, or trading with Cleric villagers, and cannot be crafted. The potion works like a splash potion, but it takes the look of a drinking potion.
Bottles O’ Enchanting can be acquired in two ways, and one of them is rather difficult. First, it can spawn in Pillager Outposts. There is a …
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How do you get the bottle of enchants?
The Bottle o’ Enchanting is a throwable item (similar to a splash potion) that drops 3–11 experience points per bottle when it hits the ground. It can be obtained by the Creative inventory, as dungeon loot, or trading with Cleric villagers, and cannot be crafted.
What does the Bottle O’enchanting do?
The Bottle o’ Enchanting is a throwable item (similar to a splash potion) that drops three to eleven experience points per bottle when it hits the ground.
What is the technical name of experience bottle in Minecraft?
Technical Name. minecraft:experience_bottle. The Bottle o’ Enchanting is a throwable item (similar to a splash potion) that drops three to eleven experience points per bottle when it hits the ground.
How much experience does a thrown bottle of enchanting drop?
On impact, it drops experience orbs worth 3–11 (average 7.0) and sends out blue particles. Thrown bottles o’ enchanting have entity data that define various properties of the entity.
Bottles O' Enchanting can be really useful for Minecraft players. XP is always a highly sought after commodity and it always has its uses. XP is used to enchant books, armor, weapons and more as well as fix damaged items.
These steps are extremely vital for progressing in the game and eventually beating it. XP can be hard to come by sometimes, so acquiring Bottles O' Enchanting can be a game changer.
Bottles O' Enchanting in Minecraft
There are several items in Minecraft that cannot be crafted. Saddles can't be crafted, nor can Bottles O' Enchanting. This makes these items the hardest to come by. With other items, there are multiple ways of getting them.
Saddles can be found in lots of different chests in structures and can be fished up as well. However, the list of ways to acquire Bottles O' Enchanting is much shorter.
Bottles O' Enchanting can be acquired in two ways, and one of them is rather difficult. First, it can spawn in Pillager Outposts. There is a chest at the top of the Pillager Outpost that will likely have a crossbow and one Bottle O' Enchanting.
That doesn't make a huge difference, though. It has a 61% chance of spawning, but it's still only going to be one bottle. In Minecraft, one bottle doesn't hold a lot of XP.
The other way of acquiring them is through trades. The level five trade with a Cleric villager is for a Bottle O' Enchanting. However, players need to conduct multiple trades with the Cleric to get to that level.
Here are a few of the trades for a Cleric:
- Rotten flesh for an emerald
- Emerald for redstone
- Gold ingots for an emerald
- Rabbit's foot for an emerald
- Emeralds for glowstone blocks
- Green dye for emerald
- Glass bottles for emerald
- Emeralds for ender pearl
- Nether wart for emeralds
- Emeralds for Bottle O' Enchanting
A maximum of 12 individual trades can occur before that trade is maxed out. This means that a Minecraft player can acquire up to 12 Bottles O' Enchanting from a level five Cleric, which will make a big difference in XP level.
This will normally cost 36 emeralds.
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The effort required to get emerald from ore is ridiculous. You can get a bunch of emeralds by farming potato/wheat/carrots for a few minutes.
Even with no automation at all, a few 9x9 carrot-farms... OK, so it takes a short time to grow, but they'll each get you stacks of carrots, which sell for about 3 ems per stack; far faster than getting emerald ore.
I fully agree; even with as much caving as I've done in my first world I've only found slightly more than 2,000 emerald ore in more than 113 real-time days of gameplay (the majority of which has been spent caving) - less than one emerald ore per hour - that's how rare emerald ore is, albeit I've explored in every biome, not just in Extreme Hills, where I find more emerald than diamond but not much more and still only 4-5 per hour (for comparison, I've mined more than 1.8 million of all ores, making emerald around 0.11% of all ores mined. In a recent modded world I found even less emerald, just 0.0242% of all ores (92 out of 380,131), which may reflect what you might get in a 1.7+ world with mainly warm/hot biomes near spawn).
Here is a map to give you an idea of just how large of an area I had to cover to find just 2,000 emerald ore - the world is more than 6000x6000 blocks with most of the underground explored (only explored caves are shown) - and a "large" cave system in 1.7+ is only an average cave system at best in 1.6.4 (I've mined more than 16,000 resources from a single large cave system or complex of multiple intersecting mineshafts):
For comparison, I've bought well over 5,000 emeralds from trading - just by manually harvesting wheat and some other items as they grow naturally (I've mainly used wheat since I got a villager who has it as its last trade, which can be traded indefinitely in versions prior to 1.8) - and even stopped trading for more emeralds for a while because I'd accumulated 10 stacks of surplus emeralds (I use them to by diamond gear (you can buy any piece prior to 1.8 at at lower costs, especially if you don't want it to be enchanted) for repairing my gear; I started doing this mainly for fun and otherwise could easily use mined diamonds without using Fortune). I've also only been trading for about 2/3 of the lifetime of the world and I could have gotten 8,000 or more emeralds if I traded from the start. Even without "perfect" villagers it would probably be easier to get emeralds in 1.8+ thanks to more trades (wheat, carrots, and potatoes instead of just wheat; carrots and potatoes also benefit from Fortune, which doubles their net yield - and you actually need less per emerald than wheat).
Even if I had used Fortune III to mine every emerald ore I've found (I made 122 blocks from mining them with Fortune before I started using Silk Touch) I'd still have less emeralds than I've gotten from trading (you might get 4 from a single ore but the average is 2.2, which will be very close to the average increase from 2,000 ore).