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Minecraft: How to Make Potion of Invisibility

A Potion of Invisibility in Minecraft is capable of rendering a player character or other entity invisible for several minutes. During this time, the entire model of…

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A Potion of Invisibility in Minecraft is capable of rendering a player character or other entity invisible for several minutes. During this time, the entire model of the one who consumed the potion will be concealed, while objects such as armor or held items will still be visible. While invisible, players can easily sneak by hostile mobs. However, their chances of being spotted increase significantly if they get too close to the enemy or have armor equipped. Potions of Invisibility can also be used in multiplayer interactions in Minecraft, allowing players to slip past an opponent’s defenses or cause mischief while others cannot see them.  

Crafting a Potion of Invisibility in Minecraft

Crafting a Potion of Invisibility in Minecraft

To craft a Potion of Invisibility in Minecraft, players must combine a Fermented Spider Eye and a Potion of Night Vision. If Redstone dust is added to the final mix, the duration of the invisibility status effect will increase from 3 minutes to 8 minutes. 

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Thanks to a demonstration by Minecraft YouTuber Stingray Productions, players can know the required ingredients for crafting a Potion of Invisibility. Below is a list of each of these resources, including how to procure them:

Combined Ingredient Required Materials
Fermented Spider Eye
  • Spider Eye
    • Spiders have a 1/3 chance of dropping a Spider Eye upon death.
    • Witches can also potentially drop Spider Eyes upon death.
  •  (Brown) Mushroom
    • Mushrooms typically grow in areas where a light level of 12 or less is present.
    • Mushrooms can also be found in the Swamp, Old Growth Taiga, Mushroom Field, and Nether biomes.
  • Sugar
    • Sugar is primarily acquired from Sugar Cane, a plant that grows near water in the Overworld.
    • Witches also have a chance to drop Sugar upon death.
Potion of Night Vision
  • Nether Wart
    • Nether Wart only generates within the Nether Realm.
    • It can be found within the Soul Sand gardens of Nether Fortresses or the courtyards of Bastion Remnants.
  • Golden Carrot
    • Golden Carrots can be found inside the chests of the Ancient City biome and the Nether’s Bastion Remnants.
    • Alternatively, players can craft this recipe by surrounding a Carrot with eight Gold Nuggets.
    • Gold can be found in mines and underground caves, while Carrots spawn in Villages and the chests of Shipwrecks and Pillager Outposts.
  • Water Bottle
    • The Water Bottle is the result of filling a Glass Bottle with water from any source.
    • Glass Bottles are made using three blocks of Glass heated from Sand.

 

Minecraft is available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox One X|S, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS. 

Source: Stingray Productions

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