In the vast and blocky realms of Minecraft, mastering the art of enchanting adds a new layer of power to your arsenal. This tutorial illuminates the path to crafting an Enchanted Stone Sword, a weapon that blends the simplicity of stone with the magical prowess of enchantments.
Required Materials:
Prepare the following materials to embark on the enchanting journey:
- 3 Lapis Lazuli
- 1 Stone Sword
Steps to Enchant the Stone Sword:
1. Open the Enchanting Table:
Begin your journey by accessing the enchanting table, revealing the Enchant menu. This menu displays potential enchantments for your chosen item.
2. Enchant the Stone Sword:
- Place the Stone Sword in the first box of the enchanting menu.
- Add 3 Lapis Lazuli to the second box. As you do so, enchantment slots will appear, displaying up to 3 enchantment options. Each option requires a specific number of experience levels to unlock.
- For example:
- Enchantment 1: Requires 7 experience levels
- Enchantment 2: Requires 18 experience levels
- Enchantment 3: Requires 30 experience levels
- Hover over each enchantment to discover its unique powers. The enchantment with the highest experience point requirement generally offers the most potent effect.
- Suppose you want to apply “Knockback II” to your Stone Sword.
- Once selected, your Lapis Lazuli and experience points will be spent, and the Stone Sword will glow purple, signifying its newly acquired enchantment.
- Hover over the enchanted sword to unveil its newfound powers, in this case, Knockback II.
3. Retrieve the Enchanted Stone Sword:
Move the newly enchanted Stone Sword back into your inventory, now a fusion of stone strength and magical might.
You’ve successfully crafted an Enchanted Stone Sword in Minecraft. With its enchantment, you’re now equipped to face adversaries with an enhanced edge.
Supported Platforms:
The Enchanted Stone Sword is available on various Minecraft platforms, ensuring enchantment enthusiasts across different devices can wield this magically enhanced weapon. These platforms include:
- Java Edition (PC/Mac)
- Pocket Edition (PE)
- Xbox 360
- Xbox One
- PS3
- PS4
- Wii U
- Nintendo Switch
- Windows 10 Edition
- Education Edition
Attack Damage
Attack Damage refers to the amount of damage a weapon deals when used to attack entities in the game. Each weapon in Minecraft has a specific attack damage value, and this value determines how much health or damage points are subtracted from the target when the weapon is used.
| Name | Attack Damage |
| Wooden Sword | 4 |
| Golden Sword | 4 |
| Stone Sword | 5 |
| Iron Sword | 6 |
| Diamond Sword | 7 |
| Netherite Sword | 8 |
| Trident | 9 |
| Bow | Varies |
| Crossbow | Varies |
The above table shows the attack damage in ascending order.
Durability
Durability is a characteristic associated with tools, weapons, and armor. It represents the item’s overall strength and how much use it can withstand before it becomes unusable and eventually breaks. As you use tools, weapons, or armor in the game, their durability decreases.
| Name | Durability |
| Golden Sword | 32 |
| Wooden Sword | 59 |
| Stone Sword | 131 |
| Iron Sword | 250 |
| Trident | 250 |
| Crossbow | 326 |
| Bow | 384 |
| Diamond Sword | 1561 |
| Netherite Sword | 2031 |
The above table shows the durability in ascending order.
Embark on your adventures armed with the Enchanted Stone Sword, a testament to the harmonious blend of the mundane and the mystical in the pixelated world of Minecraft!
