A brewing stand is a utility block in Minecraft that is used to make a variety of potions, splash potions, and lingering potions. Potions in Minecraft are incredibly useful bottled substances that ...

Brewing stands are a pretty useful item in Minecraft. Potions cannot be brewed without them, which makes an entire portion of the game unavailable. They're usually not too difficult to find, but ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Whether it's a mana potion in Diablo or tossing back a quick espresso in real life, sometimes the right potion makes all the difference. Minecraft is ...

Minecraft is celebrating its 10th anniversary since its full release in 2011 this year and it remains a powerhouse in the gaming world with a legion of loyal fans who are still addicted to this day.

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Today, let’s talk about a whole new aspect of Minecraft, potions! Despite the fact that many Minecrafters have played the game for years, they rarely use potions or even haven’t used them once! Even ...

Minecraft is filled to the brim with all sorts of different ways to create and enjoy. One of those includes indulging in your witch-like fantasy, brewing all kinds of items that change the way you ...

Those effects aren’t the only possible potions though, as it is possible to brew one of those potions again, only this time to corrupt them. To corrupt a potion, you must brew it with a Fermented ...

Minecraft offers diverse potions for survival and combat. Regenerate health, harm foes, breathe underwater, and more with various brewed concoctions. Enhance gameplay with Potion of Swiftness and ...

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A new update for the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft is on its way. The team is calling it the “very nearly 1.0.1” update, because it “will mainly have the features from the Java version 1.0.1, but ...